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◆ compute_modal_contribution
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◆ computing_model_part_name
| dam_eigen_solver.DamEigenSolver.computing_model_part_name |
◆ eigensolver_settings
| dam_eigen_solver.DamEigenSolver.eigensolver_settings |
◆ linear_solver
| dam_eigen_solver.DamEigenSolver.linear_solver |
◆ main_model_part
| dam_eigen_solver.DamEigenSolver.main_model_part |
◆ scheme
| dam_eigen_solver.DamEigenSolver.scheme |
◆ settings
| dam_eigen_solver.DamEigenSolver.settings |
settings string in json format
overwrite the default settings with user-provided parameters
◆ solver
| dam_eigen_solver.DamEigenSolver.solver |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- /home/runner/work/Documentation/Documentation/master/applications/DamApplication/python_scripts/dam_eigen_solver.py


1648 at French Leave - A Concept
UX + App Design
On a tourist destination such as Eleuthera, we’ve noticed that NONE of the restaurant options available have an online ordering platform or app for their product. This leaves one to wonder, how do visitors to the island with no telephone service available for use and no desire to get dressed up to eat out, place food orders?.
The Problem
My challenge was to understand the target market of users who have not only utilised restaurant apps in the past but for future users as well, analyse the competitive landscape of the platforms in this category, and to design and develop a seamless, user friendly application.
The Process
For this concept, we worked along side the local heads of French Leave to design a web-based applications for their restaurant. From the beginning onwards, we analysed the competitors in other countries, to get insights and feedback. Working closely with our target groups helped us define what features we needed to create a unique and performance driven web-application, that not only showcased the business itself but also provided a service that, prospective clientele might be interested in. By narrowing the focus on the essentials we were able to craft a clean, well designed application that is not only cohesive with their existing brand but, would also provide a new experience to both their existing and prospective clientele base.


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Edgecutter - Firmware Upgrade Guide
Upgrade procedure
Things you will need
- an Edgecutter in a suitably powered Eurorack
- a patch cable
- an audio player with loud headphone out (a mobile phone is excellent for this)
- The firmware file:
(warning, do not play this wav file over your speakers - this file is loud!)
Download as zipped WAV
Upgrading
- as always: READ ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST!
Flashing the new firmware
- Power down your Eurorack.
- Disconnect all patch cables from the Edgecutter.
- Put the "A" knob in center position.
- Put the firmware .wav file on an audio player.
- A phone or laptop can be used. Make sure the audio player is NOT connected to WIFI/mobile services. If you can, please use airplane mode. If any sound interrupts the playback of the file, the firmware update will fail/be faulty
- Disable all postprocessing on the audio playback. This means no EQ, bass boost, etc. Some audio playback programs (like winamp) have resamplers that can make transfer problematic sometimes. Windows media player seems fine.
- Connect the audio player's headphone socket to the "A" port on the Edgecutter with a patchcable.
- While holding the MODE (the one that selects between gate/trigger and loop mode) button down, power up your Eurorack.
- The Edgecutter should not show its normal boot-cycle, but instead it is showing incoming audio level.
- After about a second, let go of the MODE button.
- Turn up the volume on your audio player to maximum.
- Play the Firmware audio file in to the Edgecutter. Make sure the entire file plays! 3 minutes and 18 seconds.
- A few seconds after you started the audio file the LEDs in the LED bar will start lighting up one by one to show the progress.
- When the entire audio file has played, the Edgecutter will reboot itself. You will see the normal startup LEDs and you can start playing with your new firmware!
- If anything goes wrong during playback of the audio file, one or more of the LEDs in the bar will start and continue to blink:
Try to adjust the volume of the player and check if the "A" knob is centered, power down and start again. Also make sure that the ENTIRE file has been played. If this still does not work - please try another audio player, as some devices have post-processing on the audio which might impede correct transfer. If problems persist, please contact us.
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Vectorizes the opened image. Returns true if successful.
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var progressMinToHide: Int
Value of percent progress of the url that is loading to dispatch WebLoadListener.onLoaded.
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PROGRESS_MIN_TO_HIDE_DEFAULT


Anchora can create custom domains for you, each of which can point to a different root folder. Useful for developing multiple projects
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Class PriceClient
Inherited Members
Namespace: CryptoCompare
Assembly: CryptoCompare.dll
Syntax
public class PriceClient : BaseApiClient, IPricesClient, IApiClient
Constructors
PriceClient(HttpClient)
Initializes a new instance of the CryptoCompare.PriceClient class.
Declaration
public PriceClient(HttpClient httpClient)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HttpClient | httpClient | The HTTP client. This cannot be null. |
Methods
GenerateCustomAverageAsync(String, String, IEnumerable<String>, Nullable<Boolean>)
Compute the current trading info (price, vol, open, high, low etc) of the requested pair as a volume weighted average based on the exchanges requested.
Declaration
public Task<PriceAverageResponse> GenerateCustomAverageAsync(string fromSymbol, string toSymbol, IEnumerable<string> markets, bool? tryConversion = default(bool? ))
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | fromSymbol | from symbol. |
| String | toSymbol | to symbol. |
| IEnumerable<String> | markets | List of names of the exchanges. |
| Nullable<Boolean> | tryConversion | (Optional) If set to false, it will try to get values without using any conversion at all (defaultVal:true) |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<PriceAverageResponse> | An asynchronous result that yields the average. |
MultipleSymbolFullDataAsync(IEnumerable<String>, IEnumerable<String>, Nullable<Boolean>, String)
Get all the current trading info (price, vol, open, high, low etc) of any list of cryptocurrencies in any other currency that you need. If the crypto does not trade directly into the toSymbol requested, BTC will be used for conversion. This API also returns Display values for all the fields. If the oposite pair trades we invert it (eg.: BTC-XMR).
Declaration
public Task<PriceMultiFullResponse> MultipleSymbolFullDataAsync(IEnumerable<string> fromSymbols, IEnumerable<string> toSymbols, bool? tryConversion = default(bool? ), string exchangeName = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IEnumerable<String> | fromSymbols | from symbols. |
| IEnumerable<String> | toSymbols | to symbols. |
| Nullable<Boolean> | tryConversion | (Optional) If set to false, it will try to get values without using any conversion at all (defaultVal:true) |
| String | exchangeName | (Optional) Exchange name default => CCCAGG. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<PriceMultiFullResponse> | An asynchronous result that yields the multi full. |
MultipleSymbolsPriceAsync(IEnumerable<String>, IEnumerable<String>, Nullable<Boolean>, String)
Same as single API path but with multiple from symbols.
Declaration
public Task<PriceMultiResponse> MultipleSymbolsPriceAsync(IEnumerable<string> fromSymbols, IEnumerable<string> toSymbols, bool? tryConversion = default(bool? ), string exchangeName = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IEnumerable<String> | fromSymbols | from symbols. |
| IEnumerable<String> | toSymbols | to symbols. |
| Nullable<Boolean> | tryConversion | (Optional) If set to false, it will try to get values without using any conversion at all (defaultVal:true) |
| String | exchangeName | (Optional) Exchange name defult => CCCAGG. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<PriceMultiResponse> |
SingleSymbolPriceAsync(String, IEnumerable<String>, Nullable<Boolean>, String)
Get the current price of any cryptocurrency in any other currency that you need. If the crypto does not trade directly into the toSymbol requested, BTC will be used for conversion. If the oposite pair trades we invert it (eg.: BTC-XMR).
Declaration
public Task<PriceSingleResponse> SingleSymbolPriceAsync(string fromSymbol, IEnumerable<string> toSymbols, bool? tryConversion = default(bool? ), string exchangeName = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | fromSymbol | from symbol. |
| IEnumerable<String> | toSymbols | to symbols. |
| Nullable<Boolean> | tryConversion | |
| String | exchangeName | Exchange name default = CCC |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<PriceSingleResponse> |


Package org.apache.shiro.subject
Interface PrincipalCollection
-
- All Superinterfaces:
Iterable
,Serializable
- All Known Subinterfaces:
MutablePrincipalCollection
,PrincipalMap
- All Known Implementing Classes:
SimplePrincipalCollection
,SimplePrincipalMap
public interface PrincipalCollection extends Iterable, Serializable
A collection of all principals associated with a correspondingSubject
. A principal is just a security term for an identifying attribute, such as a username or user id or social security number or anything else that can be considered an 'identifying' attribute for aSubject
. A PrincipalCollection organizes its internal principals based on theRealm
where they came from when the Subject was first created. To obtain the principal(s) for a specific Realm, see thefromRealm(java.lang.String)
method. You can also see which realms contributed to this collection via thegetRealmNames()
method.- Since:
- 0.9
- See Also:
getPrimaryPrincipal()
,fromRealm(String realmName)
,getRealmNames()
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-
Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description List
asList()
Returns a single Subject's principals retrieved from all configured Realms as a List, or an empty List if there are not any principals.Set
asSet()
Returns a single Subject's principals retrieved from all configured Realms as a Set, or an empty Set if there are not any principals.<T> Collection<T>
byType(Class<T> type)
Returns all principals assignable from the specified type, or an empty Collection if no principals of that type are contained.Collection
fromRealm(String realmName)
Returns a single Subject's principals retrieved from the specified Realm only as a Collection, or an empty Collection if there are not any principals from that realm.Object
getPrimaryPrincipal()
Returns the primary principal used application-wide to uniquely identify the owning account/Subject.Set<String>
getRealmNames()
Returns the realm names that this collection has principals for.boolean
isEmpty()
Returnstrue
if this collection is empty,false
otherwise.<T> T
oneByType(Class<T> type)
Returns the first discovered principal assignable from the specified type, ornull
if there are none of the specified type.-
Methods inherited from interface java.lang.Iterable
forEach, iterator, spliterator
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Method Detail
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getPrimaryPrincipal
Object getPrimaryPrincipal()
Returns the primary principal used application-wide to uniquely identify the owning account/Subject. The value is usually always a uniquely identifying attribute specific to the data source that retrieved the account data. Some examples:- a
UUID
- a
long
value such as a surrogate primary key in a relational database - an LDAP UUID or static DN
- a String username unique across all user accounts
Multi-Realm Applications
In a single-Realm
application, typically there is only ever one unique principal to retain and that is the value returned from this method. However, in a multi-Realm
application, where thePrincipalCollection
might retain principals across more than one realm, the value returned from this method should be the single principal that uniquely identifies the subject for the entire application. That value is of course application specific, but most applications will typically choose one of the primary principals from one of theRealm
s. Shiro's default implementations of this interface make this assumption by usually simply returningIterable.iterator()
.next()
, which just returns the first returned principal obtained from the first consulted/configuredRealm
during the authentication attempt. This means in a multi-Realm
application,Realm
configuration order matters if you want to retain this default heuristic. If this heuristic is not sufficient, most Shiro end-users will need to implement a customAuthenticationStrategy
. AnAuthenticationStrategy
has exact control over thePrincipalCollection
returned at the end of an authentication attempt via theAuthenticationStrategy#
implementation.afterAllAttempts
- Returns:
- the primary principal used to uniquely identify the owning account/Subject
- Since:
- 1.0
- a
-
oneByType
<T> T oneByType(Class<T> type)
Returns the first discovered principal assignable from the specified type, ornull
if there are none of the specified type. Note that this will returnnull
if the 'owning' subject has not yet logged in.- Parameters:
type
- the type of the principal that should be returned.- Returns:
- a principal of the specified type or
null
if there isn't one of the specified type.
-
byType
<T> Collection<T> byType(Class<T> type)
Returns all principals assignable from the specified type, or an empty Collection if no principals of that type are contained. Note that this will return an empty Collection if the 'owning' subject has not yet logged in.- Parameters:
type
- the type of the principals that should be returned.- Returns:
- a Collection of principals that are assignable from the specified type, or an empty Collection if no principals of this type are associated.
-
asList
List asList()
Returns a single Subject's principals retrieved from all configured Realms as a List, or an empty List if there are not any principals. Note that this will return an empty List if the 'owning' subject has not yet logged in.- Returns:
- a single Subject's principals retrieved from all configured Realms as a List.
-
asSet
Set asSet()
Returns a single Subject's principals retrieved from all configured Realms as a Set, or an empty Set if there are not any principals. Note that this will return an empty Set if the 'owning' subject has not yet logged in.- Returns:
- a single Subject's principals retrieved from all configured Realms as a Set.
-
fromRealm
Collection fromRealm(String realmName)
Returns a single Subject's principals retrieved from the specified Realm only as a Collection, or an empty Collection if there are not any principals from that realm. Note that this will return an empty Collection if the 'owning' subject has not yet logged in.- Parameters:
realmName
- the name of the Realm from which the principals were retrieved.- Returns:
- the Subject's principals from the specified Realm only as a Collection or an empty Collection if there are not any principals from that realm.
-
getRealmNames
Set<String> getRealmNames()
Returns the realm names that this collection has principals for.- Returns:
- the names of realms that this collection has one or more principals for.
-
isEmpty
boolean isEmpty()
Returnstrue
if this collection is empty,false
otherwise.- Returns:
true
if this collection is empty,false
otherwise.
-
-


Issue: SETF-FUNCTIONS-AGAINReferences: SETF, FBOUNDP, FDEFINITION, DEFSTRUCT
Related issues: Issue FUNCTION-NAME
Issue SETF-OF-APPLY
Category: CLARIFICATION
Edit history: V1, 13 May 90, Sandra Loosemore
Problem description:
The addition of SETF functions to the language has left some
lingering questions:
- Whether (FBOUNDP '(SETF <name>)) is supposed to be true of <name>s
that have SETF methods (as defined with DEFSETF or DEFINE-SETF-METHOD)
defined, or only <name>s where there are globally defined
functions named (SETF <name>). (Issue #17 from Loosemore's
list.)
- Whether DEFSTRUCT is required to generate SETF functions, or required
to generate SETF methods, or whether this is unspecified. (Issue
#19)
- Whether SETF places defined in the standard are required to be
implemented by SETF functions, by SETF methods, or whether this
is unspecified. (Issue #20)
- Whether it is permissible for a <name> to have both a SETF
method defined via DEFSETF or DEFINE-SETF-METHOD, and an associated
SETF function at the same time.
Proposal (SETF-FUNCTIONS-AGAIN:MINIMAL-CHANGES):
(1) Clarify that (FBOUNDP '(SETF <name>)) must return true if and
only if there is a function named (SETF <name>) defined. It must
return NIL if <name> has a SETF method defined but not a SETF
function.
(2) Clarify that it is unspecified whether DEFSTRUCT generates
SETF methods or SETF functions for non-:READ-ONLY slot accessors.
(3) Clarify that, unless a SETF function is explicitly documented
in the standard, it is unspecified whether SETF places defined in
the standard must be implemented as SETF methods or SETF functions.
In combination with item (1), this implies that it is unspecified
whether (SETF <name>) is FBOUNDP for these standard SETF
places.
(4) Clarify that it is possible, but generally not very useful,
to have both a SETF method and a SETF function defined for the same
name.
Rationale:
This proposal requires minimal changes for implementors.
Current Practice:
Most implementations use SETF methods (and not SETF functions)
to implement DEFSTRUCT accessors and the standard SETF places.
In most implementations, the namespaces for SETF methods and
SETF functions are disjoint.
Cost to Implementors:
Probably none.
Cost to Users:
Probably none.
Cost of non-adoption:
Imprecision in the language specification.
Performance impact:
Probably not significant.
Benefits:
The language specification is made more precise.
Esthetics:
It would probably be better to specify whether standard SETF
places must be implemented as SETF functions or as SETF
methods, instead of leaving it explicitly vague. See also
issue SETF-OF-APPLY for one particular case (AREF) where it
seems like a good idea to specify that the SETF place must be
implemented as a SETF function.
Discussion:


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JPY Futures: looks sidelined near-term
by Pablo PiovanoOpen interest in JPY futures markets reversed two consecutive pullbacks and increased by 613 contracts on Tuesday according to flash data from CME Group. On the other hand, volume extended the choppy performance and dropped by around 14.1K contracts.
USD/JPY does not rule out extra declines
USD/JPY keeps grinding lower on Wednesday, although the activity in both open interest and volume remains inconclusive and opens the door for some consolidation in the short-term horizon. However, extra tensions on the US-China trade front should favour a move to lower levels.


Objective of this assignment is to clarify operation of Amplitude Modulation (AM). AM is the oldest continuous wave (CW) modulation method and easiest to understand. It is not used in new systems in its original full carrier form. However, it is still important to understand AM, because its suppressed carrier variant is used together with Phase Modulation in most modern digital systems.
AM is the oldest Continuous Wave (CW) modulation methods, and it transfers spectrum of analog message or data from around zero frequency (baseband) to higher frequencies with the help of the high frequency carrier wave. It is a pure amplitude modulation method where frequency and phase shift of the carrier wave are constant and amplitude variation contains information.
The unique property of AM is that the envelope of the modulated carrier has the same shape as the message as shown in Figure 1. The carrier waveform is Ac cos(ct) with constant carrier amplitude Ac. Carrier amplitude is increased or decreased in the modulator depending on the message value. AM modulator in Figure 1 adds DC to modulating message and them DC-shifted message and carrier waveform are multiplied to produce modulated output waveform in Figure 1. Detailed implementation of AM-modulator is studied in Exercise 1.
In our example modulating analog message is a single tone, cosine or sine waveform consisting only one frequency. Its spectrum contains only this single component at frequency fm as shown in figure below. Carrier waveform is a constant frequency, constant amplitude cosine waveform at high frequency fc. Its spectrum is also shown in figure below.
Modulation index has value between 0 and 1 or 0% and 100% and it defines modulation depth that is how much message is allowed to change amplitude of the carrier. Figure below shows maximum modulation depth where nominal carrier amplitude Ac is varied between 0 (amplitude decreased by 100%) and 2Ac (amplitude doubled, increased by 100%). It must not exceed 1 (100%), otherwise overmodulation occurs, see figure below. This causes envelope distortion and we cannot detect message properly by following carrier’s envelope only.
A great advantage of full carrier AM was that for message detection we need just to follow envelope of the carrier waveform. Receiver does not need to know exact frequency or phase shift of the carrier. This made it possible to make low cost broadcast radio receivers almost one hundred years ago. Figure 4 shows actual implementation of envelope detector. It contains rectifier (diode), Low Pass Filter (R1 and C1) and DC-block (C2)
Envelope detector is studied in Exercise 3.
Figure below shows a simple example of full carrier ASK, where modulating data is periodic sequence of binary ones and zeros. Modulation index or depth is 100%. In ASK we transmit radio bursts which represent value of a digital symbol.
When data is originally in bipolar format as in figure 5, we need to add DC voltage 1 V to data and then multiply carrier by that sum signal.
1. What does the AM-modulator transmit when modulating message is zero?
2. In AM modulator the message varies carrier’s
3. Output of envelope detector follows received signal’s
4. In digital AM, ASK, digital message is transmitted as a discrete value of carrier’s
When you have answered all the questions you can submit your answers.
Congratulation, you have passed the test and may start Exercise 1: Signal wavefom and Spectrum.
Test failed. Consider again answers that are not correct.


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Source Code Released for User Control File Tree Umbraco Package
A few months ago I released the User Control File Tree package for Umbraco, this allowed developers to edit the front-end code/mark-up in their ASCX user-controls from the Umbraco back-end, (remotely), rather than editing them directly on the server via a text-editor.
Today I have released the source-code on the Umbraco Extensions project (on CodePlex) and created a project page on the new Our Umbraco community website.
If you have any comments, feedback or suggestions – please feel free to get in touch with me via the Our Umbraco forums.


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Report: Everton and Newcastle interested in Mohammed Salisu
by Tom ProcterEverton and Newcastle United have been credited with an interest in Real Valladolid defender Mohammed Salisu.
Pucela Fichajes, who cover Valladolid, claim the Premier League outfits are two of a few teams casting their eye over the promising central defender.
Bundesliga side Schalke 04 and La Liga club Sevilla are also monitoring him according to the report.
Salisu supposedly has a buyout clause of €12 million/£10 million, making him a relatively cost-effective option for potential suitors.
Ghanaian defender Salisu has made 13 appearances so far this season for Valladolid in La Liga and has scored one goal.
The 20-year-old has made a big impression at the back and has helped his team into a comfortable position in the table of 13th after 13 games – eight points clear of the relegation zone.
TBR’s view – Everton surely in greater need
Everton are surely in need of new centre-back more than Newcastle.
At the moment Marco Silva has just three options available to him in Yerry Mina, Michael Keane and Mason Holgate, with the former somewhat fragile.
The club failed to land Kurt Zouma in the summer and seemingly did not have an alternative option – perhaps Salisu could be worth a punt and he would fit Marcel Brands’ transfer policy.
Newcastle have actually been fairly solid defensively under Steve Bruce and have an array of good options at the back such as Fabian Schar, Florian Lejeune, Federico Fernandez, Paul Dummett and Jamaal Lascelles, who will return from injury in early 2020.
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This site is dedicated to the grey Jedi. Many consider the grey Jedi to have abandoned the ways of the Jedi and gone down the path towards the dark side, even going as far as to call them "Dark Jedi". Others would say they do not deserve the title "Jedi" at all. While that may be the case, we believe that the code of the Grey Jedi is one that deserves a voice and should not be viewed as evil or sinister in nature. Instead, set aside all prejudice and assumptions for now while you learn the code of the grey Jedi. Perhaps you, like us, will find balance here.
Let's take a moment to focus on different force users. The most easily recognizable would be:
*For more on force-sensitive creatures, click here.
There are, of course, more unlisted here, but these tend to be the most widely recognized.
The Jedi and the Sith both have a very rigid code that calls for the quelling of one idea over the cultivation of another. They repress, or deny the existence of, a virtue/state-of-being, a strive for a purity (be it a pureness of "light side" or "dark side").
This leaves no room for balance! The original Jedi code, though it could be interpreted to mean essentially the same as the current version, seems to tip more on the balanced side (more towards the 'grey')...
A lightsaber should not be used in war or to seek out/exert power. They are a symbol of peace and to be used in a non-lethal manner for self-defense. It is very interesting that both the Jedi and the Sith have taken up arms as warriors. A Grey Jedi should not be a warrior, but a servant of the force.


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- You can not use the option "Use F1, F2, etc. as standard function keys" in a specific application yet. But as we regularly need F5 to "update" on Windows, my advice is to activate this option permanently. I'm afraid there will never be any change on this point.
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RSA No.3541 of 2011 (O&M) 1 IN THE HIGH COURT OF PUNJAB AND HARYANA AT CHANDIGARH RSA No.3541 of 2011 (O&M) Date of decision: 11.01.2013 R.A. Goel (since deceased) through LRs. ......Appellant Versus State of Haryana .......Respondent CORAM : HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE A.N. JINDAL Present: Mr. Vikas, Advocate, for Mr. A.K. Bansal, Advocate, for the appellant. ***** A.N. Jindal, J.
Amended memo of parties filed by the appellant, is taken on record.
Having remained unsuccessful before both the Courts below, the plaintiff-appellant (hereinafter referred as 'the plaintiff') has preferred this regular second appeal.
The plaintiff, after his retirement as Engineer-in-Chief from the Public Works Department, was appointed as Chairman of the Haryana State Pollution Control Board (for brevity 'the Board') on 15.03.1990, the tenure of which was only for three years. However, with the change of the Government in May/June, 1991, one S.P. Grover was appointed as Chairman of the said Board on 07.09.1991. Since S.P. Grover was junior to the plaintiff, therefore, he (plaintiff) challenged the said notification before this Court by filing a writ petition i.e. CWP No.14123 of 1991. However, due to change of RSA No.3541 of 2011 (O&M) 2 circumstances the State of Haryana superseded the said Board under Section 61 and 62 of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and due to that the aforesaid writ petition stood infructuous and accordingly, an order was passed by this Court on 11.05.1992. Thereafter, the plaintiff challenged the aforesaid order of the State Government through another CWP No.5752 of 1992, but the said petition was also dismissed on 15.05.1992. The SLP filed by him against the said order, was also dismissed on 30.06.1992. In the light of the liberty, as given by the Hon'ble Supreme Court to claim the arrears, the plaintiff filed a civil suit for recovery of the salary. The said suit was dismissed and the appeal filed by him was also dismissed.
Heard, the factual situation is not disputed. It is settled by now that Article 311 (2) of the Constitution of India does not apply to a tenure post, which is held for specified term or a contractual appointment. The abolition of a post for administrative exigencies or superseding of the Board as per the provisions of law, as happened in this case, cannot be said to be in violation of any constitutional provisions. Since the plaintiff had not so far joined the regular service, therefore, he cannot be said to be enjoying the privileges, to which a person holding a regular post is entitled to as per Article 311 of the Constitution. After the Board was superseded, the plaintiff could not be said to be left with any right in the post, which he was holding on part time basis, so as to entitle him to seek the damages/wages.
No substantial question of law arises for determination. Dismissed.
(A.N.Jindal) 11.01.2013 Judge ajp


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vos_import.Rd
Bulk import of nquads
vos_import(con, files = NULL, wd = ".", glob = "*", graph = "rdflib", n_cores = 1L)
| con | a ODBC connection to Virtuoso, from [`vos_connect()`] |
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| files | paths to files to be imported |
| wd | Alternatively, can specify directory and globbing pattern to import. Note that in this case, wd must be in (or a subdir of) the `AllowedDirs` list of `virtuoso.ini` file created by [`vos_configure()`]. By default, this includes the working directory where you called [`vos_start()`] or [`vos_configure()`]. |
| glob | A wildcard aka globbing pattern (e.g. `"*.nq"``). |
| graph | Name (technically URI) for a graph in the database. Can leave as default. If a graph is already specified by the import file (e.g. in nquads), that will be used instead. |
| n_cores | specify the number of available cores for parallel loading. Particularly useful when importing large numbers of bulk files. |
(Invisibly) returns the status table of the bulk loader, indicating file loading time or errors.
the bulk importer imports all files matching a pattern in a given directory. If given a list of files, these are temporarily symlinked (or copied on Windows machines) to the Virtuoso app cache dir in a subdirectory, and the entire subdirectory is loaded (filtered by the globbing pattern). If files are not specified, load is called directly on the specified directory and pattern. This is particularly useful for loading large numbers of files.
Note that Virtuoso recommends breaking large files into multiple smaller ones, which can improve loading time (particularly if using multiple cores.)
Virtuoso Bulk Importer recognizes the following file formats: - `.grdf` - `.nq` - `.owl` - `.nt` - `.rdf` - `.trig` - `.ttl` - `.xml` Any of these can optionally be gzipped (with a `.gz` extension).
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ALITA
- Chinese Name
- 阿丽塔
- Production Company
- 20th CENTURY FOX
- Director
- Robert Rodriguez
- Producer
- James Cameron
- Release Time
- 2019-2-22
- Language
- English
In 2563, a catastrophic war known as "The Fall" aka "The Great War" has left Earth devastated. While scouting the junkyard metropolis of Iron City, cyborg scientist Dr. Dyson Ido discovers a disembodied female cyborg with a fully intact human brain. Ido attaches a cyborg body to the brain, who does not have any recollections of her past, and names her "Alita" after his deceased daughter, for whom he originally built the body.


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Ah love! Is there anything better? You’ve cooked a special dinner to show your loved one how you feel and lit some candles to set the mood… but wait… something’s missing! You push play and the strains of “your song” float around the room. That song has always perfectly captured how you feel about your beloved.
Romance would not be the same without a soundtrack behind it. Music’s ability to connect and express such intense and passionate feelings make music and romance an inseparable pair.
When it comes to romance and the art of emotions, Opera is the pinnacle. Think of our hero, so overcome by love that he bursts into song. In Puccini’s Opera La Boheme, the poet Rudolfo, having only briefly met his neighbour, Mimi, turns to see her in the moonlight and realizes he has fallen in love with her.
Think of our heroine, anguished, about losing her love. In the comic opera Pirates of Penzance by Gilbert and Sullivan, young Mabel pleads with her love, Fredric, to not rejoin the pirates who raised him, to whom he is indentured. She sings the beautiful song Stay, Fredric, Stay! and they agree to be faithful to one another until he can return.
When you have this much passion, who even needs words? The Intermezzo from Mascagni’s opera Cavalleria Rusticana practically oozes romance with nary a word.
So the next time you are planning a special evening for that special someone, take a page out of your favourite composer’s songbook and serenade them yourself! (Or, find a really great recording and play that!)


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Do we know how much of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGD_YF64Nwk has been formally certified?
Interesting question. I was wondering the same earlier today. Looks like it was certified enough. :-)
https://lars-lab.jpl.nasa.gov/
Indeed
https://lars-lab.jpl.nasa.gov/JPL_Coding_Standard_C.pdf is pretty scary reading. It makes me wonder why they still use C
(not that I know anything about this)
Embedded systems are still mainly programmed in C and assembly, since you need to interface directly with hardware
C++ is getting some traction though
How difficult can it be to formally verify C code? Doesn't C only have about 8 commands?
C is pretty difficult to verify due to the tons of undefined behaviors, but people have done a lot of work on it. I'm more surprised that they never switched to Ada…
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Yeah, but their behaviour is well-defined :-)
How difficult can it be to formally verify C code? Doesn't C only have about 8 commands?
... so... verify brainfuck?
Most of those rules are more benign than I would have thought
Pretty sensible for any embedded system which wants to be careful I guess
Also, classic:
Rule 30 (type conversion) Conversions shall not be performed between a pointer to a function and any type other than an integral type.
"Sorry team, I cast my function pointer to a double, then added five"
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Building OpenFOAM in a Conda virtual environment
18 Oct 2020In previous post, I explained why a Conda environment would be interesting for building software programs in an isolated box. In this post, as an example, I describe how it works if we want to build OpenFOAM in this manner. As I said, the main advantage of doing this is the possibility of building/installing software without the root privilege, a scenario that happens frequently while working with clusters and supercomputers. A root previlege is required for following the official build procedure for OpenFOAM.
The following procedure is independent of the underlying Linux installation, and only a tool to download Miniconda and a text editor suffice (here I have used wget
and nano
for these purposes). Also, it’s worth mentioning that all the paths are taken from my system, so throughout the tutorial, make sure to double-check all the paths/directories to make sure that they match your system configuration. The tutorial is prepared for bash
, but the approach should be more or less the same for other shells and can be modified accordingly
Okay, the first step is to download and install Conda. I personally prefer Miniconda over a full Anaconda installation, which usually leaves you with a bunch of unused packages and a tremendous amount of disk usage. Miniconda provides you with a minimal installation of Conda, and you can use it to download the necessary packages only. So, let’s download the installer and run it.
$ cd
$ wget https://repo.anaconda.com/miniconda/Miniconda3-latest-Linux-x86_64.sh
$ bash Miniconda3-latest-Linux-x86_64.sh
Follow the onscreen instruction. In the last step, you may choose to auto-initialize the base environment every time you open your BASH session. Doing this saves you from doing some extra steps to add the conda
executable path to the PATH
environment variable, so it’s better to let the installer add the appropriate statements to your profile’s .bashrc
. If not, execute this command after adding the bin folder to PATH
and restarting your session:
$ conda init bash
So, now, Conda is fully under our control to follow our orders. Let’s create a virtual environment. We call it “gcc” just because we want to use GNU Compiler Collection to build things.
$ conda create -n gcc
By activating the environment, we isolate ourselves from the rest of the system. Let’s do it.
$ conda activate gcc
Okay, it’s time to install all the prerequisites in the virtual environment. It will be as easy as calling conda install
command.
$ conda activate gcc
$ conda install gcc_linux-64
$ conda install gxx_linux-64
$ conda install gfortran_linux-64
$ conda install cmake
$ conda install openmpi
$ conda install flex
$ conda install bison
$ conda install boost
$ conda install curl
$ conda install git
Although this is something done automatically, let’s double-check that the gcc bundled scripts are run to change the build environment variables (like $CC
) to point to the compilers installed inside the virtual environment.
$ $CONDA_PREFIX/etc/conda/activate.d/activate-gcc_linux-64.sh
$ $CONDA_PREFIX/etc/conda/activate.d/activate-gxx_linux-64.sh
$ $CONDA_PREFIX/etc/conda/activate.d/activate-gfortran_linux-64.sh
$ $CONDA_PREFIX/etc/conda/activate.d/activate-binutils_linux-64.sh
In a standard world, everything should be ready till now, and software build routines should look for the environment variables to find the appropriate compilers. For example, a standard build command in a makefile should be something like $CC source.c
and not gcc source.c
. But, we don’t live in such a world, and it means that not every single piece of software follows this principle. Unfortunately, OpenFOAM is not an exception in this regard, and its build routine calls the compilers’ executable directly. This creates an issue for our approach because it indeed calls the system compilers (if they are installed) and not the ones we have installed in our virtual environment. This is highly dangerous for our case, so let’s create some soft links to ask BASH to compensate.
$ cd $CONDA_PREFIX/bin/
$ ln -s x86_64-conda_cos6-linux-gnu-gcc gcc
$ ln -s x86_64-conda_cos6-linux-gnu-g++ g++
$ ln -s x86_64-conda_cos6-linux-gnu-c++ c++
$ ln -s x86_64-conda_cos6-linux-gnu-gfortran gfortran
$ ln -s x86_64-conda_cos6-linux-gnu-ld ld
$ ln -s x86_64-conda_cos6-linux-gnu-as as
$ ln -s x86_64-conda_cos6-linux-gnu-nm nm
$ ln -s x86_64-conda_cos6-linux-gnu-cpp cpp
$ ln -s x86_64-conda_cos6-linux-gnu-ld.bfd ld.bfd
$ ln -s x86_64-conda_cos6-linux-gnu-ld.gold ld.gold
$ ln -s x86_64-conda_cos6-linux-gnu-ar ar
cd -
Now, if you run which gcc
or which g++
, you should see it pointing to the virtual environment compilers. Yes? So, let’s go on by cloning the source codes and do the actual build.
$ mkdir openfoam
$ cd openfoam/
$ git clone https://github.com/OpenFOAM/OpenFOAM-8.git
$ git clone https://github.com/OpenFOAM/ThirdParty-8.git
OpenFOAM comes with its own way of initializing things in BASH, and we need to follow its principle. No problem man, we will.
$ source OpenFOAM-8/etc/bashrc
$ cd ThirdParty-8/
Cool. It’s time to start the build by typing ./Allwmake
, no? No, it’s not. If you proceed, you will face lots of compiling/linking errors. It’s because we have installed all the required libraries inside the Conda environment (and not the known system directories like /usr/include
and /usr/lib
). We should tell the compiler where to seek them. This is also something that should be solved in a standard way, but (not surprisingly) going for conventional things doesn’t work for OpenFOAM. As a result, we edit the config files directly. A horrible idea, but something that usually works for such issues. Let’s edit the “Scotch” build config to tell it where to find the “zlib” library. Run this command:
$ nano etc/wmakeFiles/scotch/Makefile.inc.i686_pc_linux2.shlib-OpenFOAM
and append these lines to its end:
CFLAGS += -I /home/mojtaba/miniconda3/pkgs/zlib-1.2.11-h7b6447c_3/include
LDFLAGS += -L /home/mojtaba/miniconda3/pkgs/zlib-1.2.11-h7b6447c_3/lib
Make sure to adapt the directories to something that matches your system paths. And now, we are ready to start building the third-party tools for OpenFOAM (which is literally just the Scotch library as we don’t intend to build ParaView).
$ ./Allwmake
Then, we refresh the OpenFOAM variables and go to the main source directory.
$ wmRefresh
$ cd ../OpenFOAM-8/
We should perform some more modifications here (pay attention to the paths and adapt them before saving the files). Run:
$ nano wmake/rules/linux64Gcc/c
and add this to the end:
CFLAGS += -I /home/mojtaba/miniconda3/pkgs/zlib-1.2.11-h7b6447c_3/include -I /home/mojtaba/miniconda3/pkgs/flex-2.6.4-ha10e3a4_1/include/
Do a similar thing for the C++ compiler flags:
$ nano wmake/rules/linux64Gcc/c++
and add:
c++FLAGS += -I /home/mojtaba/miniconda3/pkgs/zlib-1.2.11-h7b6447c_3/include -I /home/mojtaba/miniconda3/pkgs/flex-2.6.4-ha10e3a4_1/include/
c++FLAGS += -Wl,-rpath-link,/home/mojtaba/openfoam/ThirdParty-8/platforms/linux64Gcc/gperftools-svn/lib
c++FLAGS += -Wl,-rpath-link,/home/mojtaba/openfoam/OpenFOAM-8/platforms/linux64GccDPInt32Opt/lib/openmpi-system
c++FLAGS += -Wl,-rpath-link,/home/mojtaba/openfoam/ThirdParty-8/platforms/linux64GccDPInt32/lib/openmpi-system
c++FLAGS += -Wl,-rpath-link,/home/mojtaba/openfoam/site/8/platforms/linux64GccDPInt32Opt/lib
c++FLAGS += -Wl,-rpath-link,/home/mojtaba/openfoam/OpenFOAM-8/platforms/linux64GccDPInt32Opt/lib
c++FLAGS += -Wl,-rpath-link,/home/mojtaba/openfoam/ThirdParty-8/platforms/linux64GccDPInt32/lib
c++FLAGS += -Wl,-rpath-link,/home/mojtaba/openfoam/OpenFOAM-8/platforms/linux64GccDPInt32Opt/lib/dummy
c++FLAGS += -Wl,-rpath-link,/home/mojtaba/miniconda3/pkgs/zlib-1.2.11-h7b6447c_3/lib
c++FLAGS += -Wl,-rpath-link,/home/mojtaba/miniconda3/envs/gcc/lib
And the last one, which is a little bit tricky (because make
is sensitive to indentation and you should pay attention to not ruin the structure of the file), is to help the linker find “zlib” again. Run this:
$ nano src/OpenFOAM/Make/options
and modify the LIB_LIBS
variable to look like this (it’s safer to gather them all in one line to avoid mistakes):
LIB_LIBS = $(FOAM_LIBBIN)/libOSspecific.o -L$(FOAM_LIBBIN)/dummy -lPstream -L /home/mojtaba/miniconda3/pkgs/zlib-1.2.11-h7b6447c_3/lib -lz
Okay, so we are all set to continue. Let’s run the build command:
$ ./Allwmake -j 8
You should adjust the number of CPU cores you want to employ (which implies the number of concurrent compile commands running at the same time). The more, the better. I had 8 free cores, so I have entered 8 here. It may take up to several hours if you run it without the -j
flag, but for example, with 8 parallel cores, it took less than one and a half hours to finish.
If it succeeds (which should be the case), we can go on to test if it really works by copying one of the OpenFOAM tutorials and running it.
$ cd ..
$ mkdir tests
$ cd tests/
$ cp $FOAM_TUTORIALS/incompressible/simpleFoam/pitzDaily . -r
$ cd pitzDaily/
$ blockMesh
$ simpleFoam
You should see the OpenFOAM simulation running. And that’s it. Relatively straightforward, no? To use it next time you open a BASH session, you should activate the virtual environment again (conda activate gcc
) and run the initialization script (source OpenFOAM-8/etc/bashrc
), and there you go.


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County Durham coal miner’s daughter takes centre stage in impeachment hearings
Fiona Hill worked as a national security adviser at the White House.
A coal miner’s daughter from County Durham who rose to be a top national security adviser in the US has taken centre stage during the impeachment hearings.
Millions of Americans tuned in to watch Fiona Hill, a distinguished Russia analyst, express her concerns about the machinations she witnessed inside Donald Trump’s White House.
The inquiry is attempting to assess if Mr Trump withheld military aid from Ukraine in order to pressure the country into investigating a political rival.
The president denied any wrongdoing.
During her testimony, Ms Hill’s name was the number one trending topic on Twitter in the US, with the Associated Press describing her as speaking in “rapid-fire and in the distinctive accent of the coal country of northeastern England where she grew up”.
In her opening statement, Ms Hill told the inquiry about her background, saying she is an “American by choice”, having become a citizen in 2002.
The 54-year-old, who was born in Bishop Auckland, said: “This country has offered for me opportunities I never would have had in England. I grew up poor, with a very distinctive working-class accent.
“In England in the 1980s and 1990s, this would have impeded my professional advancement. This background has never set me back in America.”
Ms Hill said it had been her father’s dream to move to the US, saying he “loved … its culture, its history and its role as a beacon of hope in the world”.
Her father died in 2012, she said, while her mother still lives in Bishop Auckland.
The Harvard graduate spent time in the Soviet Union during the 1980s and has served presidents George W Bush, Barack Obama and Mr Trump.
She left the White House in July, about a week before the phone call between Mr Trump and his Ukrainian counterpart which is the focus of the impeachment hearings.
In 2016 she attended an event on class held by the Guardian newspaper and recounted her experience of trying to enter Oxford University in the 1980s.
She compared it to a scene from the film Billy Elliot, which features a schoolboy from County Durham attending the Royal Ballet School.
“People were making fun of me for my accent and the way I was dressed. It was the most embarrassing, awful experience I had ever had in my life,” she said.
During her testimony, while being questioned by US representative Jackie Speier, Hill also confirmed a story about a boy setting her pigtails on fire while she was taking a test in school at the age of 11.
Not to be deterred from the task at hand, Hill put the flames out with her hands and got on with the test. However, she said the incident had “unfortunate consequences”.
“My mother gave me a bowl haircut,” Hill said. “So for the school photograph later in that week, I look like Richard III.”
Ms Hill’s testimony, and the manner in which it was delivered, was well-received across the Atlantic.
David Axelrod, a former senior adviser to Mr Obama, said Ms Hill “is operating on a different level” to those questioning her.


Mar 7, 2011 11:32 AM
Kate Meersschaert will share her her journey to entrepreneurship through her experience creating 2 blogs, one of which went on to become a successful book project. Kate used smartphone technology to document the often-overlooked signs, symbols and surfaces of Brooklyn’s quickly changing urban landscape and the discussion will center around new and emerging ways to use technology to increase entrepreneurship. In addition, we will discuss what it means to be an entrepreneur and how is entrepreneurship unique in the Education space? Kate has a passion for exploring how technology and social media can help reinvent and break-down the barriers to experiencing of creating art. She can often be found combing her neighborhood, with her dog, looking for images and urban “artifacts.” Kate received her BFA in Fine Arts and Art Education from the University of Arizona and a certificate in Urban Permaculture Design from New York’s Open Center. Most recently Kate has worked in both marketing and Kate Meersschaert will share her her journey to entrepreneurship through her experience creating 2 blogs, one of which went on to become a successful book project. Kate used smartphone technology to document the often-overlooked signs, symbols and surfaces of Brooklyn's quickly changing urban landscape and the discussion will center around new and emerging ways to use technology to increase entrepreneurship. In addition, we will discuss what it means to be an entrepreneur and how is entrepreneurship unique in the Education space? Kate has a passion for exploring how technology and social media can help reinvent and break-down the barriers to experiencing of creating art. She can often be found combing her neighborhood, with her dog, looking for images and urban “artifacts.” Kate received her BFA in Fine Arts and Art Education from the University of Arizona and a certificate in Urban Permaculture Design from New York's Open Center. Most recently Kate has worked in both marketing and product development for the fragrance and package design industries. Open to all members of the university community. If you are coming from outside the EdLab, please RSVP by January 17th to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>so we order enough lunch.


Reference¶
Core¶
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ActionTree.
execute
(action, cpu_cores=None, keep_going=False, do_raise=True, hooks=None)¶ Recursively execute an
Action
’s dependencies then the action.Parameters: - action (Action) – the action to execute.
- cpu_cores (int or None or UNLIMITED) – number of CPU cores to use in parallel.
Pass
None
(the default value) to let ActionTree choose. PassUNLIMITED
to execute an unlimited number of actions in parallel (make sure your system has the necessary resources). Note: CPU cores are managed like any otherResource
, and this parameter sets the availability ofCPU_CORE
for this execution. - keep_going (bool) – if
True
, then execution does not stop on first failure, but executes as many dependencies as possible. - do_raise (bool) – if
False
, then exceptions are not re-raised asCompoundException
but only included in theExecutionReport
. - hooks (Hooks) – its methods will be called when execution progresses.
Raises: CompoundException – when
do_raise
isTrue
and dependencies raise exceptions.Return type:
-
class
ActionTree.
Action
(label, dependencies=[], resources_required={}, accept_failed_dependencies=False)¶ The main class of ActionTree. An action to be started after all its dependencies are finished. Pass it to
execute()
.This is a base class for your custom actions. You must define a
do_execute(self, dependency_statuses)
method that performs the action. Thedependency_statuses
argument is a dictionary whose keys areself.dependencies
and values are theirActionStatus
. Outputs and side-effects describes how its return values, the exceptions it may raise and what it may print is handled.Actions, return values and exceptions raised must be picklable.
Parameters: - label (str or None) – A string used to represent the action in
GanttChart
andDependencyGraph
. Can be retrieved bylabel
. - dependencies (list(Action)) – see
add_dependency()
- resources_required (dict(Resource, int)) – see
require_resource()
- accept_failed_dependencies (bool) – if
True
, then the action will execute even after some of its dependencies failed.
-
label
¶ The label passed to the constructor.
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add_dependency
(dependency)¶ Add a dependency to be executed before this action. Order of insertion of dependencies is not important.
Parameters: dependency (Action) – Raises: DependencyCycleException – when adding the new dependency would create a cycle.
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dependencies
¶ The list of this action’s direct dependencies.
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require_resource
(resource, quantity=1)¶ Set the quantity of a certain
Resource
required to run this action.Note that an action that requires more than a resource’s availability will be executed anyway. It will just not be executed in parallel with any other action that requires the same resource.
Parameters:
-
resources_required
¶ The list of this action’s required resources and quantities required.
Return type: list(tuple(Resource, int))
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accept_failed_dependencies
¶ True
if the action will execute even if some of its dependencies failed.Return type: bool
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get_possible_execution_order
(seen_actions=None)¶ Return the list of all this action’s dependencies (recursively), in an order that is suitable for linear execution. Note that this order is not unique. The order chosen is not specified.
- label (str or None) – A string used to represent the action in
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class
ActionTree.
Resource
(availability)¶ A resource that an
Action
can require for its execution. You can use resources to protect stuff that must not be used by more than N actions at the same time, à la semaphore. Like semaphorees, with an availability of 1, they become mutexes.Resources Describes how to use this class.
Parameters: availability (int or UNLIMITED) – the number of instances available for this resource
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ActionTree.
CPU_CORE
= <ActionTree.CpuCoreResource object>¶ A special
Resource
representing a processing unit. You can pass it toAction.require_resource()
if your action will execute on more than one core.Type: Resource
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class
ActionTree.
Hooks
¶ Base class to derive from when defining your hooks.
execute()
will call its methods when execution progresses.-
action_pending
(time, action)¶ Called when an action is considered for execution, i.e. at the beginning of
execute()
.Parameters: - time (datetime.datetime) – the time at which the action was considered for execution.
- action (Action) – the action.
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action_ready
(time, action)¶ Called when an action is ready to be executed, i.e. when all its dependencies have succeeded.
Parameters: - time (datetime.datetime) – the time at which the action was ready.
- action (Action) – the action.
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action_canceled
(time, action)¶ Called when an action’s execution is canceled, i.e. when some of its dependencies has failed.
Parameters: - time (datetime.datetime) – the time at which the action was canceled.
- action (Action) – the action.
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action_started
(time, action)¶ Called when an action’s execution starts.
Parameters: - time (datetime.datetime) – the time at which the action was started.
- action (Action) – the action.
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action_printed
(time, action, data)¶ Called when an action prints something.
Parameters: - time (datetime.datetime) – the time at which the action printed the data.
- action (Action) – the action.
- data (str) – the data printed.
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action_successful
(time, action, return_value)¶ Called when an action completes without error.
Parameters: - time (datetime.datetime) – the time at which the action completed.
- action (Action) – the action.
- return_value – the value returned by the action.
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action_failed
(time, action, exception)¶ Called when an action completes with an exception.
Parameters: - time (datetime.datetime) – the time at which the action completed.
- action (Action) – the action.
- exception – the exception raised by the action
-
-
exception
ActionTree.
DependencyCycleException
¶ Exception thrown by
Action.add_dependency()
when adding the new dependency would create a cycle.
-
exception
ActionTree.
CompoundException
(exceptions, execution_report)¶ Exception thrown by
execute()
when dependencies raise exceptions.-
exceptions
¶ The list of exceptions raised.
-
execution_report
¶ The
ExecutionReport
of the failed execution.
-
-
class
ActionTree.
ExecutionReport
¶ Execution report, returned by
execute()
.-
class
ActionStatus
(pending_time)¶ Status of a single
Action
.-
status
¶ The status of the action:
SUCCESSFUL
if the action succeeded,FAILED
if the action failed, andCANCELED
if the action was canceled because some of its dependencies failed.
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pending_time
¶ The time when this action was considered for execution.
Return type: datetime.datetime
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ready_time
¶ The time when this action was ready to execute. (
None
if it was canceled before being ready).Return type: datetime.datetime or None
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cancel_time
¶ The time when this action was canceled. (
None
if it was started).Return type: datetime.datetime or None
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start_time
¶ The time at the beginning of the execution of this action. (
None
if it was never started).Return type: datetime.datetime or None
-
success_time
¶ The time at the successful end of the execution of this action. (
None
if it was never started or if it failed).Return type: datetime.datetime or None
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return_value
¶ The value returned by this action (
None
if it failed or was never started).
-
failure_time
¶ The time at the successful end of the execution of this action. (
None
if it was never started or if it succeeded).Return type: datetime.datetime or None
-
exception
¶ The exception raised by this action (
None
if it succeeded or was never started).
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get_action_status
(action)¶ Get the
ActionStatus
of an action.Parameters: action (Action) – Return type: ActionStatus
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get_actions_and_statuses
()¶ Get a list of actions and their statuses.
Return type: list(tuple(Action, ActionStatus))
-
class
-
ActionTree.
SUCCESSFUL
= ‘SUCCESSFUL’¶ The
ActionStatus.status
after a successful execution.
-
ActionTree.
FAILED
= ‘FAILED’¶ The
ActionStatus.status
after a failed execution where this action raised an exception.
-
ActionTree.
CANCELED
= ‘CANCELED’¶ The
ActionStatus.status
after a failed execution where a dependency raised an exception.
-
class
ActionTree.
DependencyGraph
(action)¶ A visual representation of the dependency graph, using Graphviz.
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write_to_png
(filename)¶ Write the graph as a PNG image to the specified file.
See also
get_graphviz_graph()
if you want to draw the graph somewhere else.
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get_graphviz_graph
()¶ Return a
graphviz.Digraph
of this dependency graph.See also
write_to_png()
for the simplest use-case.
-
-
class
ActionTree.
GanttChart
(report)¶ A visual representation of the timing of an execution.
-
write_to_png
(filename)¶ Write the Gantt chart as a PNG image to the specified file.
See also
get_mpl_figure()
andplot_on_mpl_axes()
if you want to draw the report somewhere else.
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get_mpl_figure
()¶ Return a
matplotlib.figure.Figure
of this Gantt chart.See also
plot_on_mpl_axes()
if you want to draw the Gantt chart on your own matplotlib figure.See also
write_to_png()
for the simplest use-case.
-
plot_on_mpl_axes
(ax)¶ Plot this Gantt chart on the provided
matplotlib.axes.Axes
.See also
write_to_png()
andget_mpl_figure()
for the simpler use-cases.
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Stock actions¶
Stock actions are predefined common tasks (manipulating the filesystem, calling an external program, etc.)
They all specialize Action
.
-
class
ActionTree.stock.
NullAction
(label=None, *args, **kwds)¶ A stock action that does nothing. Useful as a placeholder for several dependencies.
@todoc
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class
ActionTree.stock.
CallSubprocess
(command, kwargs={}, label=<object object>, *args, **kwds)¶ A stock action that calls a subprocess.
Note: if the process fails,
check_call()
raises asubprocess.CalledProcessError
, which cannot be pickled in Python 2. So, in that case, this action catches the original exception and raises aCalledProcessError
.@todoc
-
exception
ActionTree.stock.
CalledProcessError
¶ Raised by
CallSubprocess
-
class
ActionTree.stock.
CreateDirectory
(name, label=<object object>, *args, **kwds)¶ A stock action that creates a directory. No error will be raised if the directory already exists. If the directory to create is nested, intermediate directories will be created as well.
Parameters: name (str) – the directory to create, passed to os.makedirs()
.@todoc
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class
ActionTree.stock.
DeleteFile
(name, label=<object object>, *args, **kwds)¶ A stock action that deletes a file. No error will be raise if the file doesn’t exist.
Parameters: name (str) – the name of the file to delete, passed to os.unlink()
.@todoc
-
class
ActionTree.stock.
DeleteDirectory
(name, label=<object object>, *args, **kwds)¶ A stock action that deletes a directory (recursively). No error will be raise if the directory doesn’t exist.
Parameters: name (str) – the name of the directory to delete, passed to shutil.rmtree()
.@todoc
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class
ActionTree.stock.
CopyFile
(src, dst, label=<object object>, *args, **kwds)¶ A stock action that copies a file. Arguments are passed to
shutil.copy()
.Parameters: @todoc
-
class
ActionTree.stock.
TouchFile
(name, label=<object object>, *args, **kwds)¶ A stock action that touches a file. If the file already exists, its modification time will be modified. Else, it will be created, empty.
Note that the containing directory must exist. You might want to ensure that by adding a
CreateDirectory
as a dependency.Parameters: name (str) – the name of the file to touch. Passed to open()
and/oros.utime()
.@todoc
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class
ActionTree.stock.
Sleep
(secs, label=<object object>, *args, **kwds)¶ A stock action that sleeps for a certain duration.
Parameters: secs (float) – seconds to sleep, passed to time.sleep()
.@todoc


Torre de Theo mdk_813 UPDATE 2 [res/com]
Hi folks,
today I have a building, that is inspired by a tower in the Dominican Republic which was recently suggested by @Nexus24680 . As my building is not an exact replica of this real-life counterpart, I decided to give it a different name that celebrates our favorite game and its creator(s).
The building comes in four variations, three TT-residentials and one TT-commercial office building, each on 3x3-lots, which differ in height and appearance.
I used a tree by Lobby & Theo in two of the variants.
Please note:
I have made slight changes to the roofs of the red and yellow buildings by now, which are not reflected in the preview image (sorry, I was to lazy to update the image).
Have fun!
UPDATE:
I adjusted the shadows a bit, so that the building has some more shape. Please replace your existing folder with the new one provided here!
Please also note, that I did not the upate the preview image below.
UPDATE 2:
I've added a second version of the plugin with ingame trees instead of palmtrees. Both plugins are interchangeable, so no need to bulldoze existing houses in your city, but you cannot use both versions at the same time. So, if you want to turn your city into a palm-free zone than download the second version and replace your existing folder