Voice Call Service
A voice call is needed for applications that want to establish a voice communication with a remote party. The voice call can be over a mobile network, or over VoIP.
IPC interfaces binding
All the functions of this API are provided by the voiceCallService application service.
Here's a code sample binding to Voice Call services:
bindings: { clientExe.clientComponent.le_voicecall -> voiceCallService.le_voicecall }
Starting a Voice call
A voice call can be started using le_voicecall_Start() with the destination identifier passed as a parameter.
- Note
- Available interfaces depend on used platform.
Before the voice call is started, an application registers a state handler using le_voicecall_AddStateHandler(). Once the voice call is established, the handler will be called indicating it's now connected. If the state of the voice call changes, then the handler will be called with the new state. To release a voice call, an application can use le_voicecall_End(). Application must use le_voicecall_Delete() to release le_voicecall_CallRef_t voice call reference object when it is no more used.
If le_voicecall_End() failed a LE_VOICECALL_EVENT_END_FAILED event will be sent.
If a voice call is already started when le_voicecall_Start() is called(), a new voice call will not be established. Instead, LE_VOICECALL_EVENT_RESOURCE_BUSY event will be sent. This event means call was not processed, while a LE_VOICECALL_EVENT_TERMINATED event means that the call was not processed and then terminated or failed.
Once an application makes a voice call request, it should monitor the establishment state reported to the registered state handler.
Once the LE_VOICECALL_EVENT_CONNECTED voice call event is received by the application, it must get the Rx and Tx audio streams with le_voicecall_GetRxAudioStream() and le_voicecall_GetTxAudioStream() functions in order to set up the audio path. The audio path can be set up thanks to the audio API (cf. Audio).
If a LE_VOICECALL_EVENT_TERMINATED event is received, application can get the termination reason by using le_voicecall_GetTerminationReason().
- Note
- The voice call use the mobile network. VoIP is not yet supported.
Answering a Voice call
An Incoming voice call will be notified by an LE_VOICECALL_EVENT_INCOMING event on state handler with a Call reference le_voicecall_CallRef_t().
Application can answer the call by using le_voicecall_Answer() or reject the call by using le_voicecall_End() passing the call reference le_voicecall_CallRef_t.
If le_voicecall_End() failed a LE_VOICECALL_EVENT_END_FAILED event will be sent. If le_voicecall_Answer() failed a LE_VOICECALL_EVENT_ANSWER_FAILED event will be sent.
Application have to use le_voicecall_Delete() to release le_voicecall_CallRef_t voice call reference object when it is no more used.
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Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 20-24
Dietary
This spooktacular ghost cake is surprisingly simple to make, just whip up some Victoria sponges and get creative with fondant. The perfect showstopper for a Halloween party.
To make a dome shape for the ghost’s head you will need a hemisphere cake tin or rounded oven-proof bowl that is 18cm/7in or less in diameter. If using a bowl, place it inside a regular cake tin or on a baking tray to make it more sturdy in the oven.
Preheat the oven to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 4. Grease and flour the hemisphere cake tin or bowl. Grease 3 x 18cm/7in cake tins and line with baking paper.
Cream the butter and the sugar together in a large bowl until pale and fluffy. Gradually beat in the eggs and stir in the vanilla extract.
Fold in the flour, adding a little extra milk if necessary, to create a batter with a soft dropping consistency. Divide the mixture between the cake tins and gently spread with a spatula.
Bake for 20-25 minutes, or until golden-brown on top and a skewer inserted into the middle comes out clean. Remove from the oven and set aside for 5 minutes, then remove from the tins and peel off the paper. Place onto a wire rack and leave to cool.
Meanwhile for the buttercream, beat the butter in a large bowl until soft. Add half of the icing sugar and beat until smooth. Add the remaining icing sugar and 2 tablespoons of the milk and beat the mixture until creamy and smooth. Beat in more milk, if necessary, to loosen the mixture.
When the sponges have cooled assemble the cake. Place one of the regular sponges on a round cake board and spoon buttercream on top, top with another sponge and continue with layers of buttercream and the remaining sponges, finishing with the hemisphere sponge. Then carefully smooth the remaining buttercream over the whole cake (the white fondant will be draped over the cake so the buttercream does not have to look perfect!).
 Place the white fondant over the cake, making sure it covers the cake evenly. Then press down on the fondant to hold it in place.


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Cream together sugar, sour cream, and cream cheese. Add vanilla. Mix well.
Add all 4 lbs of grapes and stir well.
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ROBERT DOWNEY JR. Back as IRON MAN for Disney+'s WHAT IF...?, According to Co-Star
by Chris Arrant, EditorRobert Downey Jr. will reprise his role as Tony Stark/Iron Man for Disney+'s upcoming animated series What If...?, according to co-star Jeff Goldblum.
Goldblum has revealed one episode will feature his Grandmaster character (from Thor: Ragnarok) and Downey's Iron Man - yes, with Downey voicing the role himself.
"This episode included the Grandmaster and Iron Man," said Goldblum. "So [Robert Downey Jr.] will do a voice in that. And Korg, Taika Waititi, had already recorded his voice for that."
While at first blush this might be somewhat surprising given Stark's death in Avengers: Endgame, Marvel Studios' What If...? (like the original comic book) revisits classic moments and shows alternate scenarios, allowing - and in some cases, encouraging - these type of surprises.
Watch Goldblum's full Buzzfeed interview here - including puppies:
What If...? is announced to debut in mid-2021 with a 23-episode first season.


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In the Name of the Father
Starring Daniel Day-Lewis (Gerry Conlon), Pete Postlethwaite (Giuseppe Conlon), Emma Thompson (Gareth Peirce) Directed by Jim Sheridan Written by Terry George and Jim Sheridan, based on PROVED INNOCENT by Gerry Conlon
A film review by Chris Loar
One of the ironies of the late 20th century -- when the news of the world is only a click of the remote away and politics is in our living room every night -- is that all that information threatens to drown us. The news can come to seem meaningless, and the political events that affect the lives of millions of people often seem frighteningly abstract. One function art can serve -- even in such a pop art form as film -- is to humanize those events for us, to make them real, to restore our ability to care about them.
That's what IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER does for us, beginning with its opening sequence -- the explosion in a Guildford pub that sets the story in motion. The camera shows us some young men and women entering the pub, chuckling and laughing. We linger on this happy scene for a heartbeat -- and then, just as the explosion tears the place apart, the camera cuts to a shot of a young woman's purse. An ordinary object in the midst of extraordinary events, that purse humanizes the explosion and sets the tone for the entire film.
The film then skips ahead fifteen years to Gareth Peirce (Emma Thompson, in a small but important role), an attorney handling an appeal for the Irish convicted of that bombing. We begin to get the story as told to her by Gerry Conlon (Daniel Day-Lewis), who has already served fifteen years of a life sentence. Gerry's story is told to us in flashback, beginning with his late adolescence in Belfast, circa 1974. The political climate is hot in the city, with tanks in the streets and soldiers everywhere. Gerry is just a kid (looking a little old for his age -- makeup and fine acting can only go so far) who, exposed to more bad influences than any rebellious youth could resist, has turned to petty crime, stealing scrap metal, trying to dodge both the British Army and IRA militias. After Gerry inadvertently provokes a minor riot and seriously irritates the IRA, his father, Giuseppe (Pete Postlethwaite), decides it's time to send the boy away -- to London, away from the horrific scene that is Belfast. Gerry isn't troubled by this -- it's a chance to score some dope, meet some hippies, and hang out.
Gerry is definitely in the wrong place at the wrong time, however. London is turning into a hot zone in its own right, and it's Gerry's misfortune to leave London to return to England shortly after the Guildford bomb explodes -- which, to the British, makes him the obvious suspect. He, his associates, and his family are arrested and convicted of the bombing -- despite their protests that they are "not political." Gerry takes up residence in a maximum security cell with his father.
It's this time dwelling in prison that takes up most of the film and that packs the real emotional and narrative muscle. Day-Lewis and Postlethwaite both deliver phenomenal performances and generate some extraordinary screen chemistry. Of course, they have a good scenario and script to work with; for what makes this film unusual is its willingness to step back from the political heat that places these two in prison and take a serious look at their relationship, which is complex, as father-son relations often are. Gerry loves his father and yet hates him for his frailty; Giuseppe loves his son but is angered and disappointed by his rebelliousness and immaturity. What makes this film distinctive is that it is not really a political or legal thriller, although it has the makings of either, or both. Instead, director Jim Sheridan (who also co-adapted the screenplay) puts the emphasis on Gerry's development from a hippie teenager into a full-grown man.
It's rare to see real character development in a film, and a lesser actor than Day-Lewis might not have been able to pull it off. Lewis went to extraordinary lengths for the role, (as he always does); he starved himself and had himself interrogated by a real police officer to prepare. How much these antics really help I'm not sure, but I do know that Day-Lewis is one of the finest craftsman-actors going; rather than allowing his presence and charisma to carry him through (and he has plenty of both), he manipulates his face, his voice, and his posture to show us what it's like for a young Irish thief to be forcibly politicized and aged. Postlethwaite's role is somewhat less demanding, but is handled with equal skill; with his portrayal of Giuseppe he shows us a man who claims his dignity in spite of his weakness, and makes us ask legitimately what it means to be a coward, and what it means to be a hero.
And yet, the film never forgets its politics. In fact, the very human drama in the cell could be taken as an endorsement of a certain kind of political rebellion; of righteous anger tempered by reason and the rule of law. But thanks to the skill of the directors and the cast, that sort of metaphor is swamped by the human-scale story at the center of the film. It's a fine piece of work; don't miss it.
(C) 1998 Chris Loar
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InterPro Domain architecture
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InterPro Entry |
Method accession |
Graphical match |
Method name |
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IPR002226 |
PD000510
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Catalase
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IPR002226 |
PF00199 |
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Catalase |
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IPR002226 |
PR00067 |
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CATALASE |
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IPR002226 |
PS00437 |
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CATALASE_1 |
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IPR002226 |
PS00438 |
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CATALASE_2 |
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IPR002226 |
SSF56634 |
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Catalase |
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Classification |
PBD Chain/Domain ID |
PDB Chain/Structural Domains |
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1f4j |
1f4ja |
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1f4j |
1f4jb |
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1f4j |
1f4jc |
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1f4j |
1f4jd |
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<IP_ADDRESS>.1 |
1qqwA0 |
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d1dgfa_ |
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From the graphical
match table above, you can see that all six signatures (method accession) are
found in one InterPro entry, IPR002226,
representing the catalase family of proteins.
These signatures are: PD000510 from the PRODOM
database, PF00199 from the PFAM
database, PR00067 from the PRINTS
database, PS00437 and PS00438 from the PROSITE
database, and SSF56634 from the SUPERFAMILY
database. The PROSITE signatures
represent small conserved regions in the catalase family, including the
sequences around a tyrosine haem proximal side ligand and a haem-binding
arginine residue for PS00437, and the sequences around a conserved histidine
involved in catalysis for PS00438. The
PRINTS signature is derived from seven conserved elements within the catalase
family. The PFAM signature represents
the conserved core of the catalase family, while the PRODOM and SUPERFAMILY
signatures are closer to the full-length of the proteins.
The remaining entries in the table
are from the structural database PDB (green stripe), and from the structural
classification databases CATH (pink stripe) and SCOP (black stripe) (the names
such as 1qqwA0 are derived from the PDB entry upon which they are based, here
PDB entry 1qqw, chain a). The graphical
match for the PDB entry 1f4j displays the length of
the original PDB entry. There are four
identical chains in the PDB entry (1f4ja, 1f4jb, 1f4jc, and 1f4jd) representing
the tetrameric structure of human catalase.
Both the CATH (1qqwA0) and the SCOP (d1dgfa_) databases describe
the structural features and classification of the human catalase protein
structure. These last six entries are
not signatures, but are direct structural links.
Structures associated with human catalase (P04040) can be viewed using AstexViewer®, which is linked from the Match Table diagrammed above via the logo on the InterPro page (please note, there is no link directly from this page, therefore you need to go to the link on the InterPro page for this protein). The AstexViewer® displays the PDB structure with the CATH or SCOP domain highlighted (therefore each link highlights a different region).
There are structures available for catalases from several different organisms, including human, bovine, yeast, and Escherichia coli, amongst others, in the Protein Data Bank (PDB). A detailed description and visualisation of the structural features of catalases can be found at the PBD ‘Molecule of the Month’. The crystallographic structures of different catalases have provided insight into the catalytic action of these enzymes.


First you need to get all of the "header only" dependencies, which are:
The easiest way to do this is to navigate to the Dependencies/
folder and run Clone.bat
. Make sure that you have git
in your path.
Next we need to get glfw
, the only binary dependency. The easiest way to do this is using vcpkg. Install that, then install the glfw3:x64-windows
triplet.
These instructions are tailored for Ubuntu but the same principles should apply to most Linux distros (in terms of using your flavor of package manager to install binary deps, and using bash/cmake for the rest).
Thankfully all dependencies are available as packages or are header-only.
You will need g++
and cmake
for compilation.
sudo apt-get -y install g++ cmake
You'll also need to install GLFW3 and X.Org development packages. On older distros a sufficiently recent version of GLFW is not available as a native package, so this is where instructions diverge depending on version.
Simply install the packages xorg-dev
and libglfw3-dev
.
sudo apt-get -y install xorg-dev libglfw3-dev
Next, install the header-only dependencies by running Clone.bash
in the Dependencies/
folder.
./Clone.bash
With that we are ready to build ionEngine. Make a directory called build
and cd
to it. From that directory, run cmake
.
mkdir build cd build cmake .. make
The Ubuntu GLFW package is prohibitively out of date so we need to install a ppa to provide an up-to-date version.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:keithw/glfw3 -y sudo apt-get update
With that done we can now install all of our package-based dependencies.
sudo apt-get -y install xorg-dev libglfw3-dev
Next, install the header-only dependencies by running Clone.bash
in the Dependencies/
folder.
./Clone.bash
With that we are ready to build ionEngine. Make a directory called build
and cd
to it. From that directory, run cmake
.
mkdir build cd build cmake .. make
These instructions are for OS X 10.9.5 but should hopefully apply pretty universally.
First, make sure that you have both Xcode and Homebrew installed.
Next, install CMake
and GLFW3
through homebrew.
brew install cmake glew glfw3
Next, install the header-only dependencies by running Clone.bash
in the Dependencies/
folder.
./Clone.bash
With that we are ready to build ionEngine. Make a directory called build
and cd
to it. From that directory, run cmake
.
mkdir build cd build cmake .. make
Generated on Sun May 6 2018 for ionEngine v0.4.5


ResultIdentifier
public enum ResultIdentifier : String, CodingKey
The result identifiers used for the additional results recorded by the distance recorder.
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The step count returned by the pedometer.
Declaration
Swift
case stepCount
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The distance measurement returned by the pedometer.
Declaration
Swift
case pedometerDistance
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The total distance measured by summing the relative distance travelled during the motion step (when the participant is expected to be moving).
Note
it is possible togame
this result because the calculation of this result does not account for coordinate measurement accuracy or the course and speed at which the user is travelling. It is used only to give feedback to a partipant. The pedometer distance and a path constructed by using the course, speed, and relative distance recorded samples should be used by a research study for more accurate data collection.Declaration
Swift
case gpsDistance


public class BotLotPF
extends java.lang.Object
Abstracts out the in between steps to path generation, use these for general use.
Started: 11/7/15
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
notReadyString
The string passed to the BotLotPFException when the BotLot object given is not ready.
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private static int |
numTimesToDoRand
The number of times to do the random generation to attempt a shortest path
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static float |
ratioThreshHold
The minimum ratio value to do random path generation in
getShortestPath(BotLot) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BotLotPF() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static LotNode |
getClosestIncompleteNode(BotLot lotIn)
Figures out which not complete node is closest to the curNode in the BotLot object.
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static LotNode |
getClosestIncompleteNode(BotLot lotIn,
java.util.Collection<LotEdge> edgesToAvoid)
Gets the closest not complete node to the current node given.
|
static LotNode |
getClosestIncompleteNode(LotGraph graphIn,
LotNode curNode,
java.util.Collection<LotEdge> edgesToAvoid)
Gets the closest not complete node to the current node given.
|
static LotPath |
getPathToClosestNode(LotGraph graphIn,
LotNode curNode,
java.util.Collection<LotNode> destNodesIn,
java.util.Collection<LotEdge> edgesToAvoid)
Gets a path leading to the closest node in the set given.
|
static LotPath |
getShortestPath(BotLot lotIn)
Determines which path taking algorithm is probably best to use, and does it.
|
static LotPath |
getShortestPath(BotLot lotIn,
java.util.ArrayList<LotEdge> edgesToAvoid)
Determines which path taking algorithm is probably best to use, and does it.
|
static LotPath |
getShortestPath(LotGraph graphIn,
LotNode curNode,
LotNode destNode)
Determines which path taking algorithm is probably best to use, and does it.
|
static LotPath |
getShortestPath(LotGraph graphIn,
LotNode curNode,
LotNode destNode,
java.util.Collection<LotEdge> edgesToAvoid)
Determines which path taking algorithm is probably best to use, and does it.
|
static void |
setClosestIncompleteNode(BotLot lotIn)
Wrapper for
getClosestIncompleteNode(BotLot) to just set that closest node to the destNode of the BotLot object. |
static void |
setClosestIncompleteNode(BotLot lotIn,
java.util.Collection<LotEdge> edgesToAvoid)
Sets the destNode in the given BotLot to the closest not complete node to the current node given.
|
public static final java.lang.String notReadyString
public static float ratioThreshHold
getShortestPath(BotLot)
private static final int numTimesToDoRand
public static LotPath getShortestPath(LotGraph graphIn, LotNode curNode, LotNode destNode, java.util.Collection<LotEdge> edgesToAvoid) throws BotLotPFException, BotLotPFAlgException
graphIn
- The graph structure to deal with.curNode
- The node we are starting at.destNode
- The node we are trying to get to.edgesToAvoid
- Edges to never deal with.BotLotPFException
- If something is not set right.BotLotPFAlgException
- If something went wrong with the path finding.public static LotPath getShortestPath(LotGraph graphIn, LotNode curNode, LotNode destNode) throws BotLotPFException, BotLotPFAlgException
graphIn
- The graph structure to deal with.curNode
- The node we are starting at.destNode
- The node we are trying to get to.BotLotPFException
- If something is not set right.BotLotPFAlgException
- If something went wrong with the path finding.public static LotPath getShortestPath(BotLot lotIn, java.util.ArrayList<LotEdge> edgesToAvoid) throws BotLotPFException, BotLotPFAlgException
lotIn
- The BotLot structure to deal with.edgesToAvoid
- Edges to never deal with.BotLotPFException
- If something is not set right.BotLotPFAlgException
- If something went wrong with the path finding.public static LotPath getShortestPath(BotLot lotIn) throws BotLotPFException, BotLotPFAlgException
lotIn
- The BotLot structure to deal with.BotLotPFException
- If something is not set right.BotLotPFAlgException
- If something went wrong with the path finding.public static LotPath getPathToClosestNode(LotGraph graphIn, LotNode curNode, java.util.Collection<LotNode> destNodesIn, java.util.Collection<LotEdge> edgesToAvoid)
Use LotPath.getEndNode() to get the actual end node
TODO:: for the other input standards
graphIn
- The LotGraph object to deal with.curNode
- The node we are currently at.destNodesIn
- The list of nodes we are determining is closest.edgesToAvoid
- A list of edges to avoid in processing.public static LotNode getClosestIncompleteNode(LotGraph graphIn, LotNode curNode, java.util.Collection<LotEdge> edgesToAvoid)
graphIn
- The graph to operate on.curNode
- The node we are currently at.edgesToAvoid
- A list of edges to avoid when processing.public static LotNode getClosestIncompleteNode(BotLot lotIn)
lotIn
- The BotLot object to deal with.public static void setClosestIncompleteNode(BotLot lotIn)
getClosestIncompleteNode(BotLot)
to just set that closest node to the destNode of the BotLot object.lotIn
- The BotLot object to deal with.public static LotNode getClosestIncompleteNode(BotLot lotIn, java.util.Collection<LotEdge> edgesToAvoid)
lotIn
- The BotLot object to take from.edgesToAvoid
- Edges to not consider while processing.public static void setClosestIncompleteNode(BotLot lotIn, java.util.Collection<LotEdge> edgesToAvoid)
lotIn
- The BotLot object to work off of.edgesToAvoid
- Edges to not consider in processing.


Clojure Macros
The project I’ve been pairing on lately uses quite a few macros. Sometimes I understand what these macros do, and sometimes I don’t. I decided that I basically just need to delve deeper into understanding macros in Clojure so that I don’t run with any assumptions when I’m trying to understand a macro. This post is my attempt to flesh out a little bit more about macros to myself.
Macros vs. Functions
The key difference between macros and function in Clojure is that macros execute at compile time, while functions execute at runtime. Macros produce code at compile time. Functions produce data at runtime. Because Clojure is a lisp, in which code can be manipulated like data, you can use a macro to manipulate code at compile time, into new functions that get called at runtime.
Quote and Unquote
How do we manipulate code in Clojure? Well, given that a function call is
essentially a list, eg. (+ 1 2 3)
, we can manipulate that code by treating it
as data after applying a quote to it. We can do this through the explicit
(quote (+ 1 2 3))
, or through using shorthand ’ (that’s a single apostrophe if
you can’t see it). A quoted function stays unevaluated and can be manipulated
like data.
When we need to evaluate certain things within the quoted code, we use the `
(that’s a backtick) in place of quote. The backtick, known as a syntax quote,
allows us to evaluate things within the quoted expression by applying the ~ to
any expressions in the expression. For example, ``(+ 1 2 ~(+ 1 2)) would
evaluate to
’(+ 1 2 3)`, which can then be manipulated as data.
Creating a Macro
We define a macro using defmacro. In its simplest form, a macro takes in an
expression, changes it, and returns the new expression. We could define a
simple macro called “fix” that takes some out of order code like (1 + 1)
and
rearranges it to be (+ 1 1)
.
Macroexpand
I look at macroexpand as a function (a function, not a macro) that returns the returned code from a macro. Macroexpand recursively evaluates any macros in the provided expression it’s left with a pure function call. Because macroexpand is a function and not a macro, the code passed as an argument needs to be quoted.
Examples
Macros are used in some of the most common Clojure expressions. Some common macros that I didn’t realize were just macros include defn, cond, and unless. I’ve created some macros of my own to illustrate the core macro concepts that I’ve described here. I think the key thing to keep in mind when trying to understand macros is that a macros rearrange code and produce code at compile time.


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Advanced Functional Programming Languages & Verification
Instructor
Niki Vazou<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Lectures
- Period: October - November, 2019 (9 * 2 hours lectures)
- Language: English
Discussion
- Class Slack Link: link
Description
This seminar presents advanced concepts of functional programming languages and verification using Haskell and Liquid Haskell as tools. The lectures will be grouped in three categories:
- Basic features of Haskell
- Lists, Types, and Higher Order Programming
- Real world development
- Type Classes
- Advanced Features
- Monoids & Foldables
- Functors & Applicatives
- Monads
- Liquid Haskell
- Intro to Refinement Types
- Programs as Proofs
- Natural Deduction
The class presents both the theory and applications of functional programming. Evaluation will be on class participation, programming assignments, and a project on the form of a tournament. The seminar follows the structure of https://nikivazou.github.io/CMSC498V/.
Academic Integrity
Students are not allowed to perform any of the following:
- CHEATING: fraud, deceit, or dishonesty in any academic course or exercise in an attempt to gain an unfair advantage and/or intentionally using or attempting to use unauthorized materials, information, or study aids in any academic course or exercise.
- FABRICATION: intentional and unauthorized falsification or invention of any information or citation in any academic course or exercise.
- FACILITATING ACADEMIC DISHONESTY: intentionally or knowingly helping or attempting to help another to violate any provision of this Code.
- PLAGIARISM: intentionally or knowingly representing the words or ideas of another as one’s own in any academic course or exercise.
Grading
- Class Participation (40%). In class participation and responses on questions.
- Homeworks (40%). Three comprehension, programming assignments.
- Tournament (20%). One tournament on a strategy game (like tic-tac-toe).


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java.lang.Object java.awt.JobAttributes
public final class JobAttributes
A set of attributes which control a print job.
Instances of this class control the number of copies, default selection, destination, print dialog, file and printer names, page ranges, multiple document handling (including collation), and multi-page imposition (such as duplex) of every print job which uses the instance. Attribute names are compliant with the Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) 1.1 where possible. Attribute values are partially compliant where possible.
To use a method which takes an inner class type, pass a reference to one of the constant fields of the inner class. Client code cannot create new instances of the inner class types because none of those classes has a public constructor. For example, to set the print dialog type to the cross-platform, pure Java print dialog, use the following code:
import java.awt.JobAttributes; public class PureJavaPrintDialogExample { public void setPureJavaPrintDialog(JobAttributes jobAttributes) { jobAttributes.setDialog(JobAttributes.DialogType.COMMON); } }
Every IPP attribute which supports an attributeName-default value
has a corresponding setattributeNameToDefault
method.
Default value fields are not provided.
| Nested Class Summary | |
|---|---|
static class |
JobAttributes.DefaultSelectionType
A type-safe enumeration of possible default selection states. |
static class |
JobAttributes.DestinationType
A type-safe enumeration of possible job destinations. |
static class |
JobAttributes.DialogType
A type-safe enumeration of possible dialogs to display to the user. |
static class |
JobAttributes.MultipleDocumentHandlingType
A type-safe enumeration of possible multiple copy handling states. |
static class |
JobAttributes.SidesType
A type-safe enumeration of possible multi-page impositions. |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
JobAttributes()
Constructs a JobAttributes instance with default
values for every attribute. |
|
JobAttributes(int copies,
JobAttributes.DefaultSelectionType defaultSelection,
JobAttributes.DestinationType destination,
JobAttributes.DialogType dialog,
String fileName,
int maxPage,
int minPage,
JobAttributes.MultipleDocumentHandlingType multipleDocumentHandling,
int[][] pageRanges,
String printer,
JobAttributes.SidesType sides)
Constructs a JobAttributes instance with the
specified values for every attribute. |
|
JobAttributes(JobAttributes obj)
Constructs a JobAttributes instance which is a copy
of the supplied JobAttributes . |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
Object |
clone()
Creates and returns a copy of this JobAttributes . |
boolean |
equals(Object obj)
Determines whether two JobAttributes are equal to each other. |
int |
getCopies()
Returns the number of copies the application should render for jobs using these attributes. |
JobAttributes.DefaultSelectionType |
getDefaultSelection()
Specifies whether, for jobs using these attributes, the application should print all pages, the range specified by the return value of getPageRanges , or the current selection. |
JobAttributes.DestinationType |
getDestination()
Specifies whether output will be to a printer or a file for jobs using these attributes. |
JobAttributes.DialogType |
getDialog()
Returns whether, for jobs using these attributes, the user should see a print dialog in which to modify the print settings, and which type of print dialog should be displayed. |
String |
getFileName()
Specifies the file name for the output file for jobs using these attributes. |
int |
getFromPage()
Returns, for jobs using these attributes, the first page to be printed, if a range of pages is to be printed. |
int |
getMaxPage()
Specifies the maximum value the user can specify as the last page to be printed for jobs using these attributes. |
int |
getMinPage()
Specifies the minimum value the user can specify as the first page to be printed for jobs using these attributes. |
JobAttributes.MultipleDocumentHandlingType |
getMultipleDocumentHandling()
Specifies the handling of multiple copies, including collation, for jobs using these attributes. |
int[][] |
getPageRanges()
Specifies, for jobs using these attributes, the ranges of pages to be printed, if a range of pages is to be printed. |
String |
getPrinter()
Returns the destination printer for jobs using these attributes. |
JobAttributes.SidesType |
getSides()
Returns how consecutive pages should be imposed upon the sides of the print medium for jobs using these attributes. |
int |
getToPage()
Returns, for jobs using these attributes, the last page (inclusive) to be printed, if a range of pages is to be printed. |
int |
hashCode()
Returns a hash code value for this JobAttributes. |
void |
set(JobAttributes obj)
Sets all of the attributes of this JobAttributes to
the same values as the attributes of obj. |
void |
setCopies(int copies)
Specifies the number of copies the application should render for jobs using these attributes. |
void |
setCopiesToDefault()
Sets the number of copies the application should render for jobs using these attributes to the default. |
void |
setDefaultSelection(JobAttributes.DefaultSelectionType defaultSelection)
Specifies whether, for jobs using these attributes, the application should print all pages, the range specified by the return value of getPageRanges , or the current selection. |
void |
setDestination(JobAttributes.DestinationType destination)
Specifies whether output will be to a printer or a file for jobs using these attributes. |
void |
setDialog(JobAttributes.DialogType dialog)
Specifies whether, for jobs using these attributes, the user should see a print dialog in which to modify the print settings, and which type of print dialog should be displayed. |
void |
setFileName(String fileName)
Specifies the file name for the output file for jobs using these attributes. |
void |
setFromPage(int fromPage)
Specifies, for jobs using these attributes, the first page to be printed, if a range of pages is to be printed. |
void |
setMaxPage(int maxPage)
Specifies the maximum value the user can specify as the last page to be printed for jobs using these attributes. |
void |
setMinPage(int minPage)
Specifies the minimum value the user can specify as the first page to be printed for jobs using these attributes. |
void |
setMultipleDocumentHandling(JobAttributes.MultipleDocumentHandlingType multipleDocumentHandling)
Specifies the handling of multiple copies, including collation, for jobs using these attributes. |
void |
setMultipleDocumentHandlingToDefault()
Sets the handling of multiple copies, including collation, for jobs using these attributes to the default. |
void |
setPageRanges(int[][] pageRanges)
Specifies, for jobs using these attributes, the ranges of pages to be printed, if a range of pages is to be printed. |
void |
setPrinter(String printer)
Specifies the destination printer for jobs using these attributes. |
void |
setSides(JobAttributes.SidesType sides)
Specifies how consecutive pages should be imposed upon the sides of the print medium for jobs using these attributes. |
void |
setSidesToDefault()
Sets how consecutive pages should be imposed upon the sides of the print medium for jobs using these attributes to the default. |
void |
setToPage(int toPage)
Specifies, for jobs using these attributes, the last page (inclusive) to be printed, if a range of pages is to be printed. |
String |
toString()
Returns a string representation of this JobAttributes. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public JobAttributes()
JobAttributes
instance with default
values for every attribute. The dialog defaults to
DialogType.NATIVE
. Min page defaults to
1
. Max page defaults to Integer.MAX_VALUE
.
Destination defaults to DestinationType.PRINTER
.
Selection defaults to DefaultSelectionType.ALL
.
Number of copies defaults to 1
. Multiple document handling defaults
to MultipleDocumentHandlingType.SEPARATE_DOCUMENTS_UNCOLLATED_COPIES
.
Sides defaults to SidesType.ONE_SIDED
. File name defaults
to null
.
public JobAttributes(JobAttributes obj)
JobAttributes
instance which is a copy
of the supplied JobAttributes
.
obj
- the JobAttributes
to copypublic JobAttributes(int copies, JobAttributes.DefaultSelectionType defaultSelection, JobAttributes.DestinationType destination, JobAttributes.DialogType dialog, String fileName, int maxPage, int minPage, JobAttributes.MultipleDocumentHandlingType multipleDocumentHandling, int[][] pageRanges, String printer, JobAttributes.SidesType sides)
JobAttributes
instance with the
specified values for every attribute.
copies
- an integer greater than 0defaultSelection
- DefaultSelectionType.ALL
,
DefaultSelectionType.RANGE
, or
DefaultSelectionType.SELECTION
destination
- DesintationType.FILE
or
DesintationType.PRINTER
dialog
- DialogType.COMMON
,
DialogType.NATIVE
, or
DialogType.NONE
fileName
- the possibly null
file namemaxPage
- an integer greater than zero and greater than or equal
to minPageminPage
- an integer greater than zero and less than or equal
to maxPagemultipleDocumentHandling
- MultipleDocumentHandlingType.SEPARATE_DOCUMENTS_COLLATED_COPIES
or
MultipleDocumentHandlingType.SEPARATE_DOCUMENTS_UNCOLLATED_COPIES
pageRanges
- an array of integer arrays of two elements; an array
is interpreted as a range spanning all pages including and
between the specified pages; ranges must be in ascending
order and must not overlap; specified page numbers cannot be
less than minPage nor greater than maxPage;
for example:
(new int[][] { new int[] { 1, 3 }, new int[] { 5, 5 }, new int[] { 15, 19 } }),specifies pages 1, 2, 3, 5, 15, 16, 17, 18, and 19. Note that (
new int[][] { new int[] { 1, 1 }, new int[] { 1, 2 } }
),
is an invalid set of page ranges because the two ranges
overlapprinter
- the possibly null
printer namesides
- SidesType.ONE_SIDED
,
SidesType.TWO_SIDED_LONG_EDGE
, or
SidesType.TWO_SIDED_SHORT_EDGE
IllegalArgumentException
- if one or more of the above
conditions is violated| Method Detail |
|---|
public Object clone()
JobAttributes
.
clone
in class Object
JobAttributes
Cloneable
public void set(JobAttributes obj)
JobAttributes
to
the same values as the attributes of obj.
obj
- the JobAttributes
to copypublic int getCopies()
public void setCopies(int copies)
1
.
copies
- an integer greater than 0
IllegalArgumentException
- if copies
is less than
or equal to 0public void setCopiesToDefault()
public JobAttributes.DefaultSelectionType getDefaultSelection()
getPageRanges
, or the current selection. This attribute
is updated to the value chosen by the user.
public void setDefaultSelection(JobAttributes.DefaultSelectionType defaultSelection)
getPageRanges
, or the current selection. Not specifying
this attribute is equivalent to specifying DefaultSelectionType.ALL.
defaultSelection
- DefaultSelectionType.ALL,
DefaultSelectionType.RANGE, or DefaultSelectionType.SELECTION.
IllegalArgumentException
- if defaultSelection is null
public JobAttributes.DestinationType getDestination()
public void setDestination(JobAttributes.DestinationType destination)
destination
- DesintationType.FILE or DesintationType.PRINTER.
IllegalArgumentException
- if destination is null.public JobAttributes.DialogType getDialog()
DialogType.COMMON
, DialogType.NATIVE
, or
DialogType.NONE
public void setDialog(JobAttributes.DialogType dialog)
dialog
- DialogType.COMMON, DialogType.NATIVE, or
DialogType.NONE.
IllegalArgumentException
- if dialog is null.public String getFileName()
null
file namepublic void setFileName(String fileName)
fileName
- the possibly null file name.public int getFromPage()
getDefaultSelection
method is DefaultSelectionType.RANGE. An
application should honor the return value of getPageRanges
over the return value of this method, if possible.
public void setFromPage(int fromPage)
fromPage
- an integer greater than zero and less than or equal to
toPage and greater than or equal to minPage and
less than or equal to maxPage.
IllegalArgumentException
- if one or more of the above
conditions is violated.public int getMaxPage()
public void setMaxPage(int maxPage)
Integer.MAX_VALUE
.
maxPage
- an integer greater than zero and greater than or equal
to minPage
IllegalArgumentException
- if one or more of the above
conditions is violatedpublic int getMinPage()
public void setMinPage(int minPage)
1
.
minPage
- an integer greater than zero and less than or equal
to maxPage.
IllegalArgumentException
- if one or more of the above
conditions is violated.public JobAttributes.MultipleDocumentHandlingType getMultipleDocumentHandling()
public void setMultipleDocumentHandling(JobAttributes.MultipleDocumentHandlingType multipleDocumentHandling)
multipleDocumentHandling
- MultipleDocumentHandlingType.SEPARATE_DOCUMENTS_COLLATED_COPIES or
MultipleDocumentHandlingType.SEPARATE_DOCUMENTS_UNCOLLATED_COPIES.
IllegalArgumentException
- if multipleDocumentHandling is null.public void setMultipleDocumentHandlingToDefault()
public int[][] getPageRanges()
getDefaultSelection
method is
DefaultSelectionType.RANGE.
public void setPageRanges(int[][] pageRanges)
pageRanges
- an array of integer arrays of 2 elements. An array
is interpreted as a range spanning all pages including and
between the specified pages. Ranges must be in ascending
order and must not overlap. Specified page numbers cannot be
less than minPage nor greater than maxPage.
For example:
(new int[][] { new int[] { 1, 3 }, new int[] { 5, 5 },
new int[] { 15, 19 } }),
specifies pages 1, 2, 3, 5, 15, 16, 17, 18, and 19. Note that
(new int[][] { new int[] { 1, 1 }, new int[] { 1, 2 } }),
is an invalid set of page ranges because the two ranges
overlap.
IllegalArgumentException
- if one or more of the above
conditions is violated.public String getPrinter()
public void setPrinter(String printer)
printer
- the possibly null printer name.public JobAttributes.SidesType getSides()
public void setSides(JobAttributes.SidesType sides)
sides
- SidesType.ONE_SIDED, SidesType.TWO_SIDED_LONG_EDGE, or
SidesType.TWO_SIDED_SHORT_EDGE.
IllegalArgumentException
- if sides is null.public void setSidesToDefault()
public int getToPage()
getDefaultSelection
method is DefaultSelectionType.RANGE. An
application should honor the return value of getPageRanges
over the return value of this method, if possible.
public void setToPage(int toPage)
toPage
- an integer greater than zero and greater than or equal
to fromPage and greater than or equal to minPage
and less than or equal to maxPage.
IllegalArgumentException
- if one or more of the above
conditions is violated.public boolean equals(Object obj)
Two JobAttributes are equal if and only if each of their attributes are equal. Attributes of enumeration type are equal if and only if the fields refer to the same unique enumeration object. A set of page ranges is equal if and only if the sets are of equal length, each range enumerates the same pages, and the ranges are in the same order.
equals
in class Object
obj
- the object whose equality will be checked.
Object.hashCode()
,
Hashtable
public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class Object
Object.equals(java.lang.Object)
,
Hashtable
public String toString()
toString
in class Object
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Analysis of repeated measurements and time-to-event data via random effects joint models. Fits the joint models proposed by Henderson and colleagues <doi:10.1093/biostatistics/1.4.465> (single event time) and by Williamson and colleagues (2008) <doi:10.1002/sim.3451> (competing risks events time) to a single continuous repeated measure. The time-to-event data is modelled using a (cause-specific) Cox proportional hazards regression model with time-varying covariates. The longitudinal outcome is modelled using a linear mixed effects model. The association is captured by a latent Gaussian process. The model is estimated using am Expectation Maximization algorithm. Some plotting functions and the variogram are also included. This project is funded by the Medical Research Council (Grant numbers G0400615 and MR/M013227/1).
| Version: | 1.2.4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1), survival |
| Imports: | graphics, lattice, MASS, nlme, statmod, stats, utils |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, testthat, covr |
| Published: | 2018-05-18 |
| Author: | Pete Philipson [aut, cre], Ines Sousa [aut], Peter J. Diggle [aut], Paula Williamson [aut], Ruwanthi Kolamunnage-Dona [aut], Robin Henderson [aut], Graeme L. Hickey [aut], Maria Sudell [ctb], Medical Research Council [fnd] (Grant numbers: G0400615 and MR/M013227/1) |
| Maintainer: | Pete Philipson <pete.philipson at northumbria.ac.uk> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/graemeleehickey/joineR/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 | file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/graemeleehickey/joineR/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | joineR citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| In views: | Survival |
| CRAN checks: | joineR results |
| Reference manual: | joineR.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
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| Package source: | joineR_1.2.4.tar.gz |
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THE ROCK A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1996 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: Hannibal Lector meets UNDER SIEGE. There is a little too much action packed into 131 minutes, though not a whole lot that is new or novel. There are all sorts of unexpected but strangely familiar action film sequences like a mine train ride and a spectacular San Francisco car chase. Even the Zimmer score seems like an old friend. Toward the end it really goes over the top. Still it does deliver what the audiences are coming to see. Rating: high +1 (-4 to +4). A discussion of plot weaknesses follows the main review and includes some plot spoilers.
A large part of the idea and appeal of Batman in the early days was that he was a sort of Dracula, the crime fighter. After all, if Dracula was so powerful, think what a crime-fighter he would make. These days action films seem to be about terrorist plots and the kind of monster that scares people is the psychological kind like Hannibal Lector, and so is born a plot where someone with the deductive power of a Hannibal Lector is an anti-terrorist. (Okay, he is not exactly Lector, just like Batman was not exactly Dracula, but Lector clearly is much of the inspiration for the character.)
General Francis X. Hummel (played by Ed Harris) is one of the most respected and highly-decorated Marines this country has, but he also has seen the government betray some of his closest comrades in arms. Now he has planned and is executing a grandiose extortion scheme to see justice done and to make a tidy profit for himself. He is going to grab some tourists visiting Alcatraz Island and hold them for ransom. But that is just a part of the plot. Just to sweeten the kitty, if he and his men are paid nicely and on time they will refrain from shooting some of the world's most deadly chemical agent over San Francisco, thereby horribly killing everybody within the city limits. A crack FBI team is to be sent to Alcatraz to release the hostages and to nullify the chemical weapon. Chosen for the assignment is an FBI field agent and chemical expert, the wise-cracking Stanley Goodspeed (Nicholas Cage). The team also needs to send an expert on the interior of Alcatraz. And, yes, it turns out they have one, but they do not want anybody to know about him. He is not an FBI agent; he is a prisoner and the only man ever to have escaped from Alcatraz, lived, and gone free. But he has never had a trial and the government wants nobody even to know that he exists. Just the knowledge of why he is imprisoned could have serious political implications. His name is Patrick Mason and if he does not already sound formidable enough, he is played by Sean Connery! (Oh, incidentally, as for escaping from the Rock, there was someone who did escape from Alcatraz and made it to shore alive. He was, however, immediately arrested and at least reportedly he is the only man to have ever made it to shore.) If this illegally imprisoned man Mason can be made to help the team that will go to the island and try to disarm the missiles, they might have a chance to succeed. The problem is that Mason is himself a dangerous weapon and who he really hates is the FBI.
Nicholas Cage has a unique acting style. It is hard to mistake him for any other actor. He seems to go back and forth between small independent films and majors, letting the major films finance him while he goes back and tries something a little different, like LEAVING LAS VEGAS which netted him an Oscar. I am unconvinced that he has real acting range and most of the characters he plays seems to have the same schmaltzy, half-awake feel. Here he is playing an action hero, sort of, and he brings to it much the same feel as his Ben from LEAVING LAS VEGAS. Connery is always fun to watch (dragonized or not) and so is Ed Harris. There is little in the roles here that any of them gives us that we have not seen from him before with the exception that Cage has not play this physical a role before. This seems to be very much a by-the-numbers sort of film. This is Michael Bay's second major film as director, the previous being BAD BOYS.
The score is very, very Hans Zimmer, even for a Hans Zimmer score. Zimmer is joined by Nick Glennie-Smith, but the style is all Zimmer. If you have heard the music from BACKDRAFT and CRIMSON TIDE, you know the score. The pacing of THE ROCK is a little odd. Not that there is not always some action either going on or about to happen, but there is a long section in the first half of the film that seems to forget about Hummel's plot altogether and concentrate on whether the FBI can deal with Mason or not. Yes, there is action going on, but what is on the mind of the viewer is the main threat from Hummel, and diverting to long action scenes built around Mason seems a bad plot choice. Now I could be wrong about this, but I doubt that Alcatraz has somewhere in its bowels a mine train and something else that looks like an amusement park sky-ride. And this strange furnace with the flame and the stamping metal did not make a whole lot of sense to me either. It was a plot device needed to provide some suspense, but I for one would like to know a little more about what the intended purpose of this contraption was. Alcatraz seems to have more weird rooms in its lower levels than the Paris Opera House has in THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA. John Schwartzman's photography is heavy on colored filters and a smoky look.
In short, this is a summer action film that entertains for an afternoon and then fades away. Rate it a high +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
For those who were wondering after the film who is this Don Simpson for whose memory THE ROCK is dedicated, he is the producer of the film. According to the Internet Movie Database he produced FLASHDANCE (1983), THIEF OF HEARTS (1984), BEVERLY HILLS COP (1984), TOP GUN (1986), BEVERLY HILLS COP II (1987), DAYS OF THUNDER (1990), THE REF (1994), DANGEROUS MINDS (1995), CRIMSON TIDE (1995), BAD BOYS (1995), and THE ROCK (1996).
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There is much toward the end of the film that leaves a sour taste in one's mouth. There were contrivances in the plot that just work too blatantly to smooth off rough edges. General Hummel was doing what he thought was right and there certainly were those in the audience who would probably have agreed. He was certainly risking his life for a principle. The film would have taken some risks by having an idealistic villain who was not just a fanatic and it would have been a nice touch to leave the character that way. But this was not a script to take any such risks. The script had to turn him around and make him change sides at the end so that there was no chance that anybody would be rooting for the bad guys. The script had to make sure that by the end of the film everyone the heroes were fighting were unquestionably bad. That makes the ending just a little too neat. Having Goodspeed stab himself in the heart (thank you, Mr. Tarantino), roll on the floor, then drag himself up in a dramatic pose to wave flares at the approaching planes was just a bit more overripe a climax than the film needed. All that was needed at that point was for a Great White Shark to jump out of the water and start nipping at his toes while a tidal wave bore down on him from the right. And does anybody have any idea how an injection in the heart can stop someone's skin from boiling off???
Oh, and by the way, Alcatraz was closed as a prison in 1963 so if Mason had spent so long in there it would have had to have been well prior to 1963. Now for what was he imprisoned and what were the last words of the film?
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(PECL ibm_db2 >= 1.0.0)
db2_statistics — Returns a result set listing the index and statistics for a table
$connection
, string $qualifier
, string $schema
, string $table-name
, bool $unique
) : resourceReturns a result set listing the index and statistics for a table.
connection
A valid connection to an IBM DB2, Cloudscape, or Apache Derby database.
qualifier
A qualifier for DB2 databases running on OS/390 or z/OS servers. For
other databases, pass NULL
or an empty string.
schema
The schema that contains the targeted table. If this parameter is
NULL
, the statistics and indexes are returned for the schema of the
current user.
table_name
The name of the table.
unique
An integer value representing the type of index information to return.
0
Return only the information for unique indexes on the table.
1
Return the information for all indexes on the table.
Returns a statement resource with a result set containing rows describing the statistics and indexes for the base tables matching the specified parameters. The rows are composed of the following columns:
| Column name | Description | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TABLE_CAT | The catalog that contains the table. The value is NULL if
this table does not have catalogs. |
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| TABLE_SCHEM | Name of the schema that contains the table. | ||||||||||
| TABLE_NAME | Name of the table. | ||||||||||
| NON_UNIQUE |
An integer value representing whether the index prohibits unique values, or whether the row represents statistics on the table itself:
|
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| INDEX_QUALIFIER | A string value representing the qualifier that would have to be prepended to INDEX_NAME to fully qualify the index. | ||||||||||
| INDEX_NAME | A string representing the name of the index. | ||||||||||
| TYPE |
An integer value representing the type of information contained in this row of the result set:
|
||||||||||
| ORDINAL_POSITION | The 1-indexed position of the column in the index. NULL if
the row contains statistics information about the table itself. |
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| COLUMN_NAME | The name of the column in the index. NULL if the row
contains statistics information about the table itself. |
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| ASC_OR_DESC |
A if the column is sorted in ascending order,
D if the column is sorted in descending order,
NULL if the row contains statistics information about the table
itself.
|
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| CARDINALITY |
If the row contains information about an index, this column contains an integer value representing the number of unique values in the index. If the row contains information about the table itself, this column contains an integer value representing the number of rows in the table. |
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| PAGES |
If the row contains information about an index, this column contains an integer value representing the number of pages used to store the index. If the row contains information about the table itself, this column contains an integer value representing the number of pages used to store the table. |
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| FILTER_CONDITION | Always returns NULL . |


This is a PDO variable mapping class that extends the virtual Pmap class to handle 16-bit integers.
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uint16 | index |
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byte | bits |
| | The number of bits that this object takes up.
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This is a PDO variable mapping class that extends the virtual Pmap class to handle 16-bit integers.
Create a new 16-bit mapping object.
- Parameters
-
| index | Object index associated with this variable |
| sub | Object sub-index (defaults to 0) |
| virtual void Get |
( |
byte * |
cptr | ) |
|
|
inlinevirtual |
Copy the current value of this variable into the passed character array.
This function is called when a receive PDO is about to be transmitted to a node.
- Parameters
-
| cptr | A character pointer that references a char array of at least 2 bytes. The current value of this variable will be copied there. |
Reimplemented from Pmap.
Initialize a 16-bit mapping object.
- Parameters
-
| index | Object index associated with this variable |
| sub | Object sub-index (defaults to 0) |
- Returns
- An error object
| virtual int16 Read |
( |
void |
| ) |
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|
inlinevirtual |
Read the current value of this variable.
- Returns
- The current value of this variable.
| virtual void Set |
( |
byte * |
cptr | ) |
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|
inlinevirtual |
Update the value of this variable based on the data passed in a character array.
This function is called when a transmit PDO that this variable is mapped to is received.
- Parameters
-
| cptr | A character pointer that references a char array of at least 2 bytes. The value of this variable will be updated with the data passed in this array. |
Reimplemented from Pmap.
| virtual void Write |
( |
int16 |
d | ) |
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inlinevirtual |
Write a new value to this variable.
- Parameters
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


| 1 | package fr.sii.ogham.spock; | |
| 2 | ||
| 3 | import org.spockframework.runtime.extension.AbstractAnnotationDrivenExtension; | |
| 4 | import org.spockframework.runtime.model.FeatureInfo; | |
| 5 | import org.spockframework.runtime.model.MethodInfo; | |
| 6 | import org.spockframework.runtime.model.SpecInfo; | |
| 7 | ||
| 8 | /** | |
| 9 | * Register {@link LoggingTestInterceptor} for tests annotated with | |
| 10 | * {@link LoggingTest} annotation. | |
| 11 | * | |
| 12 | * @author Aurélien Baudet | |
| 13 | * | |
| 14 | */ | |
| 15 |
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1. visitFixtureAnnotation : All method instructions removed → SURVIVED 2. visitFixtureAnnotation : All method instructions removed → NO_COVERAGE 3. visitSpecAnnotation : All method instructions removed → NO_COVERAGE 4. visitSpecAnnotation : All method instructions removed → SURVIVED |
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| 20 | if (!feature.getFeatureMethod().getReflection().isAnnotationPresent(LoggingTest.class)) { | |
| 21 | feature.getFeatureMethod().addInterceptor(new LoggingTestInterceptor(annotation)); | |
| 22 | } | |
| 23 | } | |
| 24 | } | |
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| 26 | @Override | |
| 27 | public void visitFixtureAnnotation(LoggingTest annotation, MethodInfo fixtureMethod) { | |
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Where is Ohio HD Video located?
Ohio HD Video is located at The Backlot in Columbus, OH.
3465 Noe Bixby Rd.
Columbus, OH 43232
What are the regular hours of operation at Ohio HD Video?
We are here Monday-Friday 9a-5p.
Does Ohio HD Video sell equipment?
At this time we do not.
Does Ohio HD Video sell expendables?
At this time we do not.
Rental Requirements
What is required to rent from Ohio HD Video?
We require that a Signed Rental Agreement form, a valid Visa or MasterCard, a Government Issued Photo ID, and a certificate of insurance. If you are renting a truck, we require a valid drivers license. All rental forms are available in the downloads section.
Do I need insurance to rent from Ohio HD Video?
Yes, we require:
- Miscellaneous Rented Equipment:
Minimum limit of $1,000,000 & General Liability: Minimum limit of $1,000,000
- The Additional Insured / Loss Payee clause must read:
Ohio HD Video is added as Loss Payee and Additional Insured.
b. If a certificate of insurance cannot be produced Ohio HD Video can choose to provide a damage waiver for a rate equal to 10% of the entire rental rate. This damage waiver is offered at the discretion of Ohio HD Video and may not be extended to all lessees. The damage waiver is offered with a $2500.00 deductible. The Lessees will be responsible for any damage and lost time up to a total of $2500.00. Ohio HD Video will be responsible for damages over and above $2500.00. If the gear is lost, stollen or can not be physically returned to Ohio HD Video the coverage is voided and the lessee will be responsible for the full replacement cost. The Coverage is to be agreed upon before the rental period begins.
If you are looking for an agent to help you with coverage, we recommend:
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Can I rent from Ohio HD Video with out a valid credit card and Government Issued photo ID?
No. We trust our customers, but one bad egg spoils the bunch. We require a valid Government Issued photo ID and a valid Visa or MasterCard (Sorry, no Discover or AMEX). If you are renting a truck, we require a valid driver's license and proof of auto insurance.
Rental Set-Up Procedures
What is the best way to submit a rental request?
We deal with orders in all forms all day long. The best way to submit a rental request is by e-mail. Be sure to include:
- The day(s) you are interested in renting.
- A specific list of what you would like to rent.
- Any special requests or needs you may have.
If you have not received a quote back, feel free to send another e-mail or call the office at<PHONE_NUMBER>.

The sooner we know, the better. We will place the items you request on hold. However, should another rental firm up before yours is officially happening you may lose items to it. The sooner you know that a shoot is confirmed, let us know and we will lock you in.
What types of items can I rent from Ohio HD Video?
We offer a full selection of the latest cine-style cameras, lenses, and accessories. Our cameras range from 1/3" to large sensor 5k cameras. For those of you shooting film still - we also have 16mm and 35mm cameras available. In addition to camera we offer a selection of grip and lighting gear to take care of your small shoots. Also, if we don't have it - we probably know someone who does. Let us know what you need and we will make our best effort to accommodate.
Can Ohio HD Video help me select the right equipment package for my project?
Ohio HD Video's staff is constantly keeping up with the latest information to help you make informed decisions. Let us know what the project is and we can steer you toward the right kind of gear.
Will Ohio HD Video provide me with any training for the gear I am renting?
Yes, we run training sessions and bring in outside professionals occasionally. But, if you would like some one-on-one time with what you are planning on renting we will set up a time where we will walk you though your entire rental.
Is the pricing on the website accurate?
Yes, pricing on the website is accurate, but is subject to change at any time.
Does Ohio HD Video offer long term rentals?
Absolutely! Let us know how long you need it and what you need an we will work on making that a reality. Special pricing is available to long term rentals.
Gear Pick-up
What is the process for picking up the items I am renting?
After your order is confirmed, and all the paperwork is finished, let us know what time you are thinking of coming by so that we can be sure the gear is ready for you. When you get to Ohio HD Video, you should open and go through all of your cases and inform us of anything that may be missing, damaged, or not working properly. Once you leave, we will assume that everything was there and in proper working condition, so check throughly. Take your time, we want to make sure your rental is the best it can be, and we are here to help answer questions and correct any issues that arise. If you need to do a full camera prep at our facility let us know ahead of time. The space is available and is free of charge. Once you have acknowledged the gear is ready to go, you will sign off on the pack list to confirm you have received what we have recorded as giving you. Then you are on your merry way.
What time do I pick up and drop off rental gear?
Pick-up is 3p - 5p the day before your rental or anytime 9a-5p the day of your rental.
Return is 9a - 11a the day after your rental or any time 9a-5p the day of your rental.
For example, you rent a camera for a shoot on Wednesday. You may pick up the camera during our open hours on Wednesday or as early as 3p on Tuesday. Then, when you have finished shooting, you can return the camera during the open hours on Wednesday or before 11a on Thursday.
Will Ohio HD Video set up the camera with specific settings?
Yes! If you give us specific settings we'll give you a camera back with those same settings you requested.
Does Ohio HD Video have an area to prep and check out the camera and lenses before my rental?
Yes, our checkout facility has prep bays available for you to check your package thoroughly. There is room to spread out and open your cases, and focus charts on the walls to check your lenses.
Does Ohio HD Video offer "local" delivery?
Ohio HD Video offers delivery with the Greater Columbus area for a $50.00 fee. Further deliveries may be made on a per case base. Call us to discuss delivery options.
Will Ohio HD Video ship the rented equipment to my location?
Yes, we will ship rented equipment to you location. Once shipped, you retain all responsibility for the gear once it reaches your location. You are responsible for checking the equipment and reporting any problems within 24 hours of the signature receipt by the carrier.
Can I fly to a location with my rented equipment?
Yes. We ask that you inform us that you will be flying so we can prepare your package.
Returning Gear
What is the process for returning the items I am renting?
Return is simple. Bring all of the gear back to Ohio HD Video. Report any problems that may have occurred, such as loss or damage (hopefully nothing to report) and that's it. Our staff will check in the package and inform you of any problems we found within 24-48 hours after our check-in process is complete, for larger packages, the check-in may take a day or two.
Does Ohio HD Video offer after hour or weekend options for picking up or dropping off rental gear?
We try to make the process for you as easy as possible. We will work with you to arrange after-hour pickup or drop off, if needed. In some circumstances additional charges may apply. Keep in mind, when it leaves our prep-building the gear is your responsibility until it makes it into our return building.
What if I am late returning my rental gear to Ohio HD Video?
Stuck in traffic? Still finishing up cleaning the gear? Family emergency? Call us and let us know. If we don't have an urgent need for any items you have, there is a good chance we can arrange a later return. No call, no show? Late charges up to a full day rate for each day the gear is not returned may apply. In the event the rental is not returned 7 days after the due date, the equipment will be considered stolen, a police report filed, and you will be responsible for the full cost of missing equipment.
General Rental Questions
Why should I rent equipment from Ohio HD Video rather than buying my own?
Buying a camera feels good until you realize that your camera is old and lame. Unfortunately that happens rather quickly, in some cases less than a year, and you feel like you are shooting with a very expensive paper-weight that no one wants to buy at your expensive price. Renting alleviates that problem as the cost can be grouped with the total cost of production and you get to shoot with the shiny new camera that makes you feel good. To top it off you don't have to pay to case it, maintain it, upgrade it, or buy additional accessories - we take care of that.
Can I rent a camera from Ohio HD Video and use my own lenses and accessories?
Yes. But, we are not responsible for any misunderstandings on lens mount types. Not sure if your lenses will work? Bring them in at the time of pickup and we can confirm for you if they will mount to the camera. We will try to make sure you can use your equipment with ours.
As for accessories, as long as they don't physically damage the equipment, you are free to use your own gear.
I already have a camera, can I rent accessories from Ohio HD Video without getting a camera?
Yes. We carry a full line of professional camera accessories. Browse the website to see what our offering is.
How do I select the right lens or lens package?
Selecting the right lens package can depend a lot on what you are shooting or trying to accomplish. Shooting a highly visible product? Perhaps a premium prime lens package would be best. Need to move quickly on set, but the project is still high profile? Premium zooms may be in order. Internal video? perhaps a middle of the road lens set. Music video, film project, something else? That's a tough one, because every lens has a characteristic that can be used to your advantage. Ask us for our recommendations. We can detail the pros and cons of each lens package.
Batteries & Recording Media
Are the batteries that come with my packaged charged when I pick them up?
Yes. When a camera comes in, the batteries immediately go on charge. Sometimes our turnaround on cameras is faster than we can pump electricity into those cells. Check them before your shoot and if needed, start charging at your first location. We will let you know if a battery was not charged before it ended up in your package.
Does Ohio HD Video provide media cards with each camera?
Yep. Enough to get you shooting. They are provided as courtesy and need to be returned with the camera. Ohio HD Video is not responsible for data or media errors. Cards should be formatted before use in the camera and should be formatted again before they are returned. Extra media is available for rent.
Should I format media cards before I use them?
YES! We attempt to make sure all of the media you receive from us is formatted. But as our media is used in dozens of cameras it is possible that the formatting may have been for a different system. To make sure you're recording to fresh media, format your cards at the start of your shoot day.
Should I format media cards before I return them to Ohio HD Video?
Do you want your footage shared with the next rental client? Probably not!. You should always format your media cards after you have successfully copied and verified the footage is backed up. See the section on good data management for copy and verification techniques.
Once I have returned the a camera and media cards to Ohio HD Video, how soon will you format the media cards?
We make every attempt to format them on check-in. Sometimes a card will get overlooked here or there, so if you are concerned about someone getting your footage, be sure to format the card before returning it to us.
Is Ohio HD Video responsible for lost or corrupt data on the media cards that come with my rental?
No. We make every attempt to be sure that the media we send you is in proper working order, but with any electronic device it could have a malfunction. We suggest you refer to our data management section for tips on making sure you get all the footage you shot.
What is the best way to handle data on set?
First, hire someone who does this often! Then, Backup, Backup, Backup. When you're working with digital files every bit (we're talking zeros and ones) needs to be in it's place. We recommend the process of copying your footage to at least two separate drives. Furthermore, we do not recommend the copy and paste method of transferring if it can be avoided. The problem is that copying files in this manner ignores the error checking steps that are crucial to ensuring your data is safe and intact. We recommend a program like ShotPut Pro that will do an MD5 checksum and compare the source and the copied destination files to make sure that every byte was copied correctly. MD5 checksums can be done in a command-line terminal, but who's got time for that?
Why is a Data Wrangler important? What is a DiT?
Now, you have probably paid quite a bit of money to make sure that your shoot goes well.    You checked the file size on the card and on the computer, spot checked a couple clips, and told the camera assistant the card was good to format…so they did. Later you start to scrub through footage and realize there are dropped frames because a bit got missed or moved incorrectly in that copy. That was the only take of your awesome exploding car scene and you can't afford to do it again...
A data wrangler may have saved you a lot of heartache there. They will use software like ShotPut pro that can do a bit for bit comparison to ensure it was all transferred properly.
A D.I.T. or Digital Imaging Technician can preform the same role as the Data Wrangler, but will also assist in creating dailies, color looks, and assist in the overall workflow from production to post.
Gear Related Technical Questions
What is the difference between 1080, 2k & 4k?
Without getting overly technical here, these are resolution sizes. 1080 would be your typical broadcast television size, 2K is often the projected format in a movie theater, and 4k is a large format sometimes projected, but often used for heavy CG work.
When should I use an off board recorder?
Off-board recorders are especially nice in several situations. Perhaps you know you will be shooting a large amount of footage. Many of todays off board recorders offer multiple media options as well as large format SSD storage options. With these options you can shoot for extended periods of time. Additionally, off-board recorders can be useful when you are trying to get more out of the camera than what it offers internally. Many times recorders will allow for 10 bit/12bit or in some cases RAW recording from the cameras that are often limited with internal recording devices. Let us help you decide if an off-board recorder is right in your situation.
What items come with a monitor?
All of our on-board monitors come with batteries, BNC, D-tap power cable, a monitor hood and a mounting arm.
Our larger field and studio monitors come with a power supply, a monitor hood and two BNCs. Batteries are available for a small additional charge.
How often do you update firmware on the equipment?
We attempt to update firmware to the release versions as soon as possible. We don't usually do beta firmware as we want to be sure you have a reliable shooting experience. When we do, it's because the beta version offers something really awesome.
Loss & Damage
What should I do if an item I have rented is lost or damaged during the rental period?
Well, we have all been there. The first step is to let us know as soon as it happens! Often times people return gear that they think may be damaged but is easy to fix. But, for those other times, you will be responsible for the cost of repair or replacement of the item.
What should I do if the rented equipment appears to be malfunctioning?
If you notice something not functioning correctly. Call us and describe the problem. We may be able to help you resolve you problems. If you cannot get ahold of us, document any problems you are having and report it upon return. We recommend that you check all of the gear before you leave Ohio HD to avoid any problems with the gear.
Crew Services
Can Ohio HD Video provide crew as well as gear?
We know that choosing the right crew can be difficult and choosing the wrong crew can be devastating. That's why choosing a proven crew with the right temperament, creativity and experience is so important. Our crews show up on time and hit the ground running, keeping your production looking great and on schedule. We have a vast network of "A" list freelancers that can full the full gamut of productions including but not limited to DPs, ACs, Sound Techs, Gaffers, Grips, Data Wranglers, PAs, Teleprompter Ops, and Stylists.
What crew positions can Ohio HD Video help me fill?
Ohio HD Video will help you fill any and all productions positions including, but not limited to, a vast network of "A" list freelancers that run the gamut from DPs, Sound Techs, Gaffers, Grips, Production Designers, Data Wranglers, PAs, Teleprompter Ops, and Stylists.
What are the rates for crew?
Rates for crew are best provided over the phone or by email. We want to understand your project and match you with the best talent available for your project.
Why should I let Ohio HD Video crew my next shoot?
Ohio HD Video not only supplies state-of-the art equipment, but it also carries a list of some of the best crew in the mid-west. Production is our passion. It’s where we started and it is what we do every day.
How far will Ohio HD Video crews travel?
As far as you would like to send us! Within 50 miles round trip we will travel at no cost, after that mileage is charged at $0.58/mile. Rates are billed portal to portal (from Ohio HD Video's office to location(s) and returning to office). Travel days are billed as half-days only if no shooting is performed that day. All travel and lodge expenses, vehicle mileage, flight costs, meal per diem costs and other "out of pocket" expenses are additional and/or available by bid for the far away places you may want to go.
Terms & Conditions
Will I be charged for canceling my order?
Any cancellation or postponement less than 24 hours on the business day prior to a scheduled rental, 100% of the day rate may be charged. A cancellation or postponement 24-48 hours prior to rental day, 50% of full rate may be charged.
Does Ohio HD Video offer a 3 day week?
Yes. Need gear for a week? Only pay for three days.
Does Ohio HD Video offer specials or weekend rates?
We understand that you want the most bang for your buck, so we offer a weekend rate of a day rate. That means you can pickup gear at 3:00 pm Friday and return it 10a monday for the cost of only one day! We will run other specials from time to time, and the best way to find out about them is on our Facebook page.
Does Ohio HD Video offer a student discount?
Ohio HD Video offers a 10% student discount. We do require a valid Student ID.
Does Ohio HD Video offer other discounts to Indie film makers?
Indie filmmaking is hard, and we try to help. We work with different filmmaking organizations to assist with price and we may be able to help on a project-by-project basis. Call or e-mail us and we can start there.
What are the terms of payment?
First time rentals will be C.O.D., but subsequent rentals for approved business accounts will be billed on a net 30 basis.
Does Ohio HD Video accept POs?
Yes.
Other Questions
Does Ohio HD Video provide transcoding and color correction for footage after my shoot is over?
Ohio HD Video will provide transcoding and one-light color corrections after a shoot for an additional, negotiated cost. We also offer full post-production services for full edits and color grades.
Should I "like" Ohio HD Video on Facebook or other social media?
We would like you to. We try to post information that will help keep you informed about the latest news and information in the industry. You can find our pages here:
We love it when you post your production stills on our page!
Are there employment opportunities at Ohio HD Video?
We are always looking for new talent at Ohio HD Video send your resumes to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you are interested in an internship please send a request email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you are a freelancer and would like to be considered with our crewing service, please contact us.


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