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Collection of state values that pertains to a specific MIDI channel. More...
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| using | ContinuousControllerValues = std::array< short, CCMax - CCMin+1 > |
| using | KeyPressureValues = std::array< short, Note::Max+1 > |
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| Channel () | |
| Construct new channel. More... | |
| void | setKeyPressure (short key, short value) |
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| int | keyPressure (short key) const |
| Get the pressure for a given key. More... | |
| void | setChannelPressure (short value) |
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| int | channelPressure () const |
| void | setPitchWheelValue (short value) |
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| int | pitchWheelValue () const |
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| int | pitchWheelSensitivity () const |
| void | setContinuousControllerValue (short id, short value) |
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| int | continuousControllerValue (short id) const |
| Get a continuous controller value. More... | |
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| constexpr static short | CCMin = 0 |
| constexpr static short | CCMax = 127 |
Collection of state values that pertains to a specific MIDI channel.
| using SF2::MIDI::Channel::ContinuousControllerValues = std::array<short, CCMax - CCMin + 1> |
| using SF2::MIDI::Channel::KeyPressureValues = std::array<short, Note::Max + 1> |
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Example
The following example shows a generic loosely synchronous, iterative
code, using fence synchronization. The window at each process
consists of array A, which contains the origin and target buffers of
the
put calls.
... while(!converged(A)){ update(A); MPI_Win_fence(MPI_MODE_NOPRECEDE, win); for(i=0; i < toneighbors; i++) MPI_Put(&frombuf[i], 1, fromtype[i], toneighbor[i], todisp[i], 1, totype[i], win); MPI_Win_fence((MPI_MODE_NOSTORE | MPI_MODE_NOSUCCEED), win); }The same code could be written with get rather than put. Note that, during the communication phase, each window is concurrently read (as origin buffer of puts) and written (as target buffer of puts). This is OK, provided that there is no overlap between the target buffer of a put and another communication buffer.
Example
Same generic example, with more computation/communication overlap. We
assume that the update phase is broken into two
subphases: the first,
where the ``boundary,'' which is involved in communication, is updated, and
the second, where the ``core,'' which neither
uses nor provides
communicated data, is updated.
... while(!converged(A)){ update_boundary(A); MPI_Win_fence((MPI_MODE_NOPUT | MPI_MODE_NOPRECEDE), win); for(i=0; i < fromneighbors; i++) MPI_Get(&tobuf[i], 1, totype[i], fromneighbor[i], fromdisp[i], 1, fromtype[i], win); update_core(A); MPI_Win_fence(MPI_MODE_NOSUCCEED, win); }The get communication can be concurrent with the core update, since they do not access the same locations, and the local update of the origin buffer by the get call can be concurrent with the local update of the core by the update_core call. In order to get similar overlap with put communication we would need to use separate windows for the core and for the boundary. This is required because we do not allow local stores to be concurrent with puts on the same, or on overlapping, windows.
Example
Same code as in Example Examples
,
rewritten using post-start-complete-wait.
... while(!converged(A)){ update(A); MPI_Win_post(fromgroup, 0, win); MPI_Win_start(togroup, 0, win); for(i=0; i < toneighbors; i++) MPI_Put(&frombuf[i], 1, fromtype[i], toneighbor[i], todisp[i], 1, totype[i], win); MPI_Win_complete(win); MPI_Win_wait(win); }
Example
Same example, with split phases, as in Example Examples
.
... while(!converged(A)){ update_boundary(A); MPI_Win_post(togroup, MPI_MODE_NOPUT, win); MPI_Win_start(fromgroup, 0, win); for(i=0; i < fromneighbors; i++) MPI_Get(&tobuf[i], 1, totype[i], fromneighbor[i], fromdisp[i], 1, fromtype[i], win); update_core(A); MPI_Win_complete(win); MPI_Win_wait(win); }
Example
A checkerboard, or double buffer communication pattern, that allows
more computation/communication overlap. Array A0 is updated
using values of array A1, and vice versa. We assume that communication is symmetric: if process A gets data from process B, then process B gets data from process A. Window wini consists of array Ai.
... if (!converged(A0,A1)) MPI_Win_post(neighbors, (MPI_MODE_NOCHECK | MPI_MODE_NOPUT), win0); MPI_Barrier(comm0); /* the barrier is needed because the start call inside the loop uses the nocheck option */ while(!converged(A0, A1)){ /* communication on A0 and computation on A1 */ update2(A1, A0); /* local update of A1 that depends on A0 (and A1) */ MPI_Win_start(neighbors, MPI_MODE_NOCHECK, win0); for(i=0; i < fromneighbors; i++) MPI_Get(&tobuf0[i], 1, totype0[i], neighbor[i], fromdisp0[i], 1, fromtype0[i], win0); update1(A1); /* local update of A1 that is concurrent with communication that updates A0 */ MPI_Win_post(neighbors, (MPI_MODE_NOCHECK | MPI_MODE_NOPUT), win1); MPI_Win_complete(win0); MPI_Win_wait(win0); /* communication on A1 and computation on A0 */ update2(A0, A1); /* local update of A0 that depends on A1 (and A0) */ MPI_Win_start(neighbors, MPI_MODE_NOCHECK, win1); for(i=0; i < fromneighbors; i++) MPI_Get(&tobuf1[i], 1, totype1[i], neighbor[i], fromdisp1[i], 1, fromtype1[i], win1); update1(A0); /* local update of A0 that depends on A0 only, concurrent with communication that updates A1 */ if (!converged(A0,A1)) MPI_Win_post(neighbors, (MPI_MODE_NOCHECK | MPI_MODE_NOPUT), win0); MPI_Win_complete(win1); MPI_Win_wait(win1); }A process posts the local window associated with win0 before it completes RMA accesses to the remote windows associated with win1. When the wait(win1) call returns, then all neighbors of the calling process have posted the windows associated with win0. Conversely, when the wait(win0) call returns, then all neighbors of the calling process have posted the windows associated with win1. Therefore, the nocheck option can be used with the calls to MPI_WIN_START.
Put calls can be used, instead of get calls, if the area of array A0 (resp. A1) used by the update(A1, A0) (resp. update(A0, A1)) call is disjoint from the area modified by the RMA communication. On some systems, a put call may be more efficient than a get call, as it requires information exchange only in one direction.
In the next several examples, for conciseness, the expression
z = MPI_Get_accumulate(...)means to perform an MPI_GET_ACCUMULATE with the result buffer (given by result_addr in the description of MPI_GET_ACCUMULATE) on the left side of the assignment, in this case, z. This format is also used with MPI_COMPARE_AND_SWAP.
Example
The following example implements a naive, non-scalable counting
semaphore. The example demonstrates the use of
MPI_WIN_SYNC to manipulate the public copy of X, as well
as MPI_WIN_FLUSH to complete operations without ending the
access epoch opened with MPI_WIN_LOCK_ALL. To avoid the
rules regarding synchronization of the public and private copies of
windows, MPI_ACCUMULATE and MPI_GET_ACCUMULATE
are used to write to or read from the local public copy.
Process A: Process B: MPI_Win_lock_all MPI_Win_lock_all window location X X=2 MPI_Win_sync MPI_Barrier MPI_Barrier MPI_Accumulate(X, MPI_SUM, -1) MPI_Accumulate(X, MPI_SUM, -1) stack variable z stack variable z do do z = MPI_Get_accumulate(X, z = MPI_Get_accumulate(X, MPI_NO_OP, 0) MPI_NO_OP, 0) MPI_Win_flush(A) MPI_Win_flush(A) while(z!=0) while(z!=0) MPI_Win_unlock_all MPI_Win_unlock_all
Example
Implementing a critical region between two processes (Peterson's
algorithm). Despite their appearance in the
following example, MPI_WIN_LOCK_ALL and
MPI_WIN_UNLOCK_ALL are not collective calls, but it is
frequently useful to start shared access epochs to all processes from
all other processes in a window. Once the access epochs are
established, accumulate communication operations and flush and sync
synchronization operations can be used to read from or write to the
public copy of the window.
Process A: Process B: window location X window location Y window location T MPI_Win_lock_all MPI_Win_lock_all X=1 Y=1 MPI_Win_sync MPI_Win_sync MPI_Barrier MPI_Barrier MPI_Accumulate(T, MPI_REPLACE, 1) MPI_Accumulate(T, MPI_REPLACE, 0) stack variables t,y stack variable t,x t=1 t=0 y=MPI_Get_accumulate(Y, x=MPI_Get_accumulate(X, MPI_NO_OP, 0) MPI_NO_OP, 0) while(y==1 && t==1) do while(x==1 && t==0) do y=MPI_Get_accumulate(Y, x=MPI_Get_accumulate(X, MPI_NO_OP, 0) MPI_NO_OP, 0) t=MPI_Get_accumulate(T, t=MPI_Get_accumulate(T, MPI_NO_OP, 0) MPI_NO_OP, 0) MPI_Win_flush_all MPI_Win_flush(A) done done // critical region // critical region MPI_Accumulate(X, MPI_REPLACE, 0) MPI_Accumulate(Y, MPI_REPLACE, 0) MPI_Win_unlock_all MPI_Win_unlock_all
Example
Implementing a critical region between multiple processes with compare
and swap. The call to MPI_WIN_SYNC is necessary on
Process A after local initialization of A to guarantee the public copy
has been updated with the initialization value found in the private
copy. It would also be valid to call MPI_ACCUMULATE with
MPI_REPLACE to directly initialize the public copy. A call
to MPI_WIN_FLUSH would be necessary to assure A in the
public copy of Process A had been updated before the barrier.
Process A: Process B...: MPI_Win_lock_all MPI_Win_lock_all atomic location A A=0 MPI_Win_sync MPI_Barrier MPI_Barrier stack variable r=1 stack variable r=1 while(r != 0) do while(r != 0) do r = MPI_Compare_and_swap(A, 0, 1) r = MPI_Compare_and_swap(A, 0, 1) MPI_Win_flush(A) MPI_Win_flush(A) done done // critical region // critical region r = MPI_Compare_and_swap(A, 1, 0) r = MPI_Compare_and_swap(A, 1, 0) MPI_Win_unlock_all MPI_Win_unlock_all
ExampleThe following example demonstrates the proper synchronization in the
unified memory model when a data transfer is implemented with load and
store in the case of windows in shared memory (instead of MPI_PUT or
MPI_GET) and the synchronization between processes is performed using
point-to-point communication. The synchronization between processes
must be supplemented with a memory synchronization through calls to
MPI_WIN_SYNC, which act locally as a processor-memory barrier. In
Fortran, if MPI_ASYNC_PROTECTS_NONBLOCKING is
.FALSE.
or the variable X is not declared as ASYNCHRONOUS,
reordering of the accesses to the
variable X must be prevented with MPI_F_SYNC_REG
operations. (No equivalent function is needed in C.)
The variable X is contained within a shared memory window and X corresponds to the same memory location at both processes. The MPI_WIN_SYNC operation performed by process A ensures completion of the load/store operations issued by process A. The MPI_WIN_SYNC operation performed by process B ensures that process A's updates to X are visible to process B.
Process A Process B MPI_WIN_LOCK_ALL( MPI_WIN_LOCK_ALL( MPI_MODE_NOCHECK,win) MPI_MODE_NOCHECK,win) DO ... DO ... X=... MPI_F_SYNC_REG(X) MPI_WIN_SYNC(win) MPI_SEND MPI_RECV MPI_WIN_SYNC(win) MPI_F_SYNC_REG(X) print X MPI_F_SYNC_REG(X) MPI_RECV MPI_SEND MPI_F_SYNC_REG(X) END DO END DO MPI_WIN_UNLOCK_ALL(win) MPI_WIN_UNLOCK_ALL(win)
Example
The following example shows how request-based operations can be used
to overlap communication with computation. Each process fetches,
processes, and writes the result for NSTEPS chunks of data. Instead
of a single buffer, M local buffers are used to allow up to M
communication operations to overlap with computation.
int i, j; MPI_Win win; MPI_Request put_req[M] = { MPI_REQUEST_NULL }; MPI_Request get_req; double *baseptr; double data[M][N]; MPI_Win_allocate(NSTEPS*N*sizeof(double), sizeof(double), MPI_INFO_NULL, MPI_COMM_WORLD, &baseptr, &win); MPI_Win_lock_all(0, win); for (i = 0; i < NSTEPS; i++) { if (i<M) j=i; else MPI_Waitany(M, put_req, &j, MPI_STATUS_IGNORE); MPI_Rget(data[j], N, MPI_DOUBLE, target, i*N, N, MPI_DOUBLE, win, &get_req); MPI_Wait(&get_req,MPI_STATUS_IGNORE); compute(i, data[j], ...); MPI_Rput(data[j], N, MPI_DOUBLE, target, i*N, N, MPI_DOUBLE, win, &put_req[j]); } MPI_Waitall(M, put_req, MPI_STATUSES_IGNORE); MPI_Win_unlock_all(win);
Example
The following example constructs a distributed shared linked list using dynamic
windows. Initially process 0 creates the head of the list, attaches it to
the window, and broadcasts the pointer to all processes. All processes then
concurrently append N new elements to the list. When a
process attempts to
attach its element to the tail of the list it may discover that its tail pointer
is stale and it must chase ahead to the new tail before the element can be
attached.
This example requires some modification to
work in an environment where the layout of the structures is different on
different processes.
... #define NUM_ELEMS 10 #define LLIST_ELEM_NEXT_RANK ( offsetof(llist_elem_t, next) + \ offsetof(llist_ptr_t, rank) ) #define LLIST_ELEM_NEXT_DISP ( offsetof(llist_elem_t, next) + \ offsetof(llist_ptr_t, disp) ) /* Linked list pointer */ typedef struct { MPI_Aint disp; int rank; } llist_ptr_t; /* Linked list element */ typedef struct { llist_ptr_t next; int value; } llist_elem_t; const llist_ptr_t nil = { (MPI_Aint) MPI_BOTTOM, -1 }; /* List of locally allocated list elements. */ static llist_elem_t **my_elems = NULL; static int my_elems_size = 0; static int my_elems_count = 0; /* Allocate a new shared linked list element */ MPI_Aint alloc_elem(int value, MPI_Win win) { MPI_Aint disp; llist_elem_t *elem_ptr; /* Allocate the new element and register it with the window */ MPI_Alloc_mem(sizeof(llist_elem_t), MPI_INFO_NULL, &elem_ptr); elem_ptr->value = value; elem_ptr->next = nil; MPI_Win_attach(win, elem_ptr, sizeof(llist_elem_t)); /* Add the element to the list of local elements so we can free it later. */ if (my_elems_size == my_elems_count) { my_elems_size += 100; my_elems = realloc(my_elems, my_elems_size*sizeof(void*)); } my_elems[my_elems_count] = elem_ptr; my_elems_count++; MPI_Get_address(elem_ptr, &disp); return disp; } int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int procid, nproc, i; MPI_Win llist_win; llist_ptr_t head_ptr, tail_ptr; MPI_Init(&argc, &argv); MPI_Comm_rank(MPI_COMM_WORLD, &procid); MPI_Comm_size(MPI_COMM_WORLD, &nproc); MPI_Win_create_dynamic(MPI_INFO_NULL, MPI_COMM_WORLD, &llist_win); /* Process 0 creates the head node */ if (procid == 0) head_ptr.disp = alloc_elem(-1, llist_win); /* Broadcast the head pointer to everyone */ head_ptr.rank = 0; MPI_Bcast(&head_ptr.disp, 1, MPI_AINT, 0, MPI_COMM_WORLD); tail_ptr = head_ptr; /* Lock the window for shared access to all targets */ MPI_Win_lock_all(0, llist_win); /* All processes concurrently append NUM_ELEMS elements to the list */ for (i = 0; i < NUM_ELEMS; i++) { llist_ptr_t new_elem_ptr; int success; /* Create a new list element and attach it to the window */ new_elem_ptr.rank = procid; new_elem_ptr.disp = alloc_elem(procid, llist_win); /* Append the new node to the list. This might take multiple attempts if others have already appended and our tail pointer is stale. */ do { llist_ptr_t next_tail_ptr = nil; MPI_Compare_and_swap((void*) &new_elem_ptr.rank, (void*) &nil.rank, (void*)&next_tail_ptr.rank, MPI_INT, tail_ptr.rank, MPI_Aint_add(tail_ptr.disp, LLIST_ELEM_NEXT_RANK), llist_win); MPI_Win_flush(tail_ptr.rank, llist_win); success = (next_tail_ptr.rank == nil.rank); if (success) { MPI_Accumulate(&new_elem_ptr.disp, 1, MPI_AINT, tail_ptr.rank, MPI_Aint_add(tail_ptr.disp, LLIST_ELEM_NEXT_DISP), 1, MPI_AINT, MPI_REPLACE, llist_win); MPI_Win_flush(tail_ptr.rank, llist_win); tail_ptr = new_elem_ptr; } else { /* Tail pointer is stale, fetch the displacement. May take multiple tries if it is being updated. */ do { MPI_Get_accumulate( NULL, 0, MPI_AINT, &next_tail_ptr.disp, 1, MPI_AINT, tail_ptr.rank, MPI_Aint_add(tail_ptr.disp, LLIST_ELEM_NEXT_DISP), 1, MPI_AINT, MPI_NO_OP, llist_win); MPI_Win_flush(tail_ptr.rank, llist_win); } while (next_tail_ptr.disp == nil.disp); tail_ptr = next_tail_ptr; } } while (!success); } MPI_Win_unlock_all(llist_win); MPI_Barrier( MPI_COMM_WORLD ); /* Free all the elements in the list */ for ( ; my_elems_count > 0; my_elems_count--) { MPI_Win_detach(llist_win,my_elems[my_elems_count-1]); MPI_Free_mem(my_elems[my_elems_count-1]); } MPI_Win_free(&llist_win); ...


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Multi Patch Editor
This editor will work with the Korg SG Rack. It will not work with the Korg SG Pro X.
Communicating with Edisyn
Set your SG to have sysex enabled ("MIDI Exclusive: ENA"). Make sure that the Performance (not just Patch!) Memory Protect is OFF.
Hints
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August 07, 2002
Worst case of Blue Balls ever
New York Metro | Submitted by: Mr. Ramon
The classic New York love story: Real estate lawyer falls in love with
Scores stripper. Real estate lawyer keeps Scores stripper happy by buying
her several cars, a house in Westchester, a $6,000-a-month three bedroom,
three-bath Greenwich Village apartment, and a $2 million East Village night
club. The twist in this fairy tale, however, is the lawyer is a married
with children orthodox Jew named Mitchell Rothken, and he stole the money
he used for his mistress' gifts from escrow accounts belonging to his
clients. The most disturbing part, "Rothken and Barbieri never even had
sex. Not Bill-and-Monica-style sex, not heavy petting, nothing."  Magistrates at Cheltenham were told that after her card was
stolen she looked at her bank statement, and found that the balance had gone
up by UKP291.40" (from the thief betting at the races).
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Keeping the kids moth free
Gannett Wisconsin | Submitted by: Scott J. Cannady
"She went inside to make lunch and noticed the three girls were missing.
Oberholtzer and the two older girls, ages 13 and 11, found the three in a
cedar chest in an upstairs bedroom of the house. The girls, 2 year old
Anne, 4 year old Darlene and 6 year old Carla, were not breathing, the
sheriff's department said."
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Darwinism takes man's life
Ft. Worth Star-Telegram | Submitted by: Gay Jonny
"Sergio A. Moreno, 36, discharged several rounds from a .22-caliber handgun
into the water, then pointed the gun toward his nose and pulled the trigger
again, according to statements from two men fishing with him in a small boat,
said Kevin Patton, a spokesman for the Denton County Sheriff's Department."
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First time at beach, bitten by shark
News and Observer | Submitted by: Knaptibble
"A Wisconsin teen visiting the beach for the first time had 33 stitches and
staples after a shark bit him on the leg, authorities said... Ellen Pollan,
Robert's mother, said it was her children's first dip in the water at a
beach. 'The only animals we ever dealt with where we are from is moose and
mosquitoes,' she said."
 Moral: Always measure
twice, cut once.
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Lovebird's coded message baffles cops
Independent Online | Submitted by: wingnut
Indian police went into a huddle after an unconscious lovebird with a
coded message was found on the premises of a provincial legislature.
"Is it a coded message or something really magical? They (police) were
enquiring with the magicians if it was a common practice to tie
incantations to birds for good luck."
 The child was accused in April of inappropriately
touching a 6-year-old girl."
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High school requires drug testing for parking
WBAY-TV 2 Greenbay | Submitted by: Sarah Hoffman
"Parents are upset over a demand by the Kimberly school district. It's all
over a parking permit application that went out this week. It clearly says
by issuing a parking permit, the school is allowed to randomly select the
student for drug testing."
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This one time at band camp...
Charleston Daily Mail | Submitted by: Idle Hands
After a burst natural gas pipeline sent flames high into the night sky,
60 Nitro High School band campers were sequestered in the main lodge.
Typical high school theatrics ensue: "The boys, over on one side of the
lodge, were calm and tried to sleep, Miller said. The girls lined up at
the pay phones to call their boyfriends and families to wish them a final
goodbye, Miller said. 'Telling everyone "I love you" and "if I don't see
you tomorrow,"' he said. Then he added, 'Girl drama.' John Gaines, 15,
bass clarinet player, and Bryan Witt, 15, percussion player, both said
trying to comfort the girls who were crying distracted them from any fear
they may have felt." I'll bet.
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Woman allergic to Pentiums, but not 486's
theinquirer.net | Submitted by: Any Mouse
A Dutch employee of the Ministry of Economics claims that high frequencies
from Pentium processors cause her to break out in hives, and so she is suing
her employer and Intel. She said she is not allergic to 486's.
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Wildlife refuge has dubious credentials
MSNBC | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"Portions of the sprawling site were open to the public in 1996 for wildlife
viewing, but sightseeing tours were curtailed in October 2000 after crews
discovered 10 nerve gas "bomblets" on the grounds. The bomblets, grapefruit
sized aluminum spheres containing liquid sarin and a small explosive charge,
were manufactured at the arsenal in the 1950s."
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Coke hates goats
Springfield State Journal-Register | Submitted by: Gutter Juice
"Corporations are often sponsors, but one company is drawing the line when it comes to pygmy goats. A banner given to Eleanor and Bob Pfeiffer by a
friend included the words, 'Chatham's famous goats', as well as the logo
'Enjoy Sprite'. While the banner had been displayed in the Pfeiffers'
yard for several days, they took it down Tuesday when the Springfield
Coca-Cola distribution center learned of the banner."
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Smoke a joint and be happy
Nature | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"Brain chemicals similar to those in cannabis wipe out bad memories,
and could point to new drugs for severe anxiety... Lutz's team gave mice
mild shocks while playing a loud tone, until the animals froze at the
noise alone. When the shocks stopped, mice normally forgot the ordeal and
stopped freezing in less than a week. Mice genetically engineered to
lack the receptors that bind to cannabinoids were unable to forget
within that time."
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Disable sawed up two Mormon missionaries
This Is Scunthorpe | Submitted by: R Hardie
A judge is considering whether a disabled man should be returned to the
United States to face charges of murdering two Mormon missionaries 28 years
ago. Robert Kleasen (69) is accused of sawing up the bodies of Mark Fischer
(19) and Gary Darley (20) in his trailer in Texas in 1974. Having been
found guilty of Fischer's murder and sentenced to death in 1975, the
conviction was overturned as a result of a legal technicality two years later."
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WTC attacks caught with a wire
CNN | Submitted by: Toots
The entire World Trade Center drama was recorded by a mole who was wearing
a wire, investigating tax fraud: "Glasses are heard clinking and McArdle has
just asked for a glass of water when the muffled boom begins -- the sound of
American Airlines Flight 11 hitting the first tower."
 During his five-year, high-caffeine journey, Winter, as he
likes to be called, has made a pilgrimage to 3,067 out of 3,450 cafes in North
America. And the Texan's total is growing by the minute."
Perhaps he should just get married in Wal*Mart like normal people.
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Soccer coach decks 12 year old girl
The Mississauga News | Submitted by: Covix
Police say the coach raced onto the field during a stoppage in the game
and assaulted a girl, hitting her in the ribs with his elbow. The rules state
that a coach is immediately suspended if he or she assaults an official.
There are no rules regarding a coach assaulting a player, so this guy
is still coaching.
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Was UFO responsible for Kiev airshow crash?
News Corporation | Submitted by: portalnet
"Slow-motion videotape of the July 27 accident show a dark object rising
in an arc from a wood near the Lviv airfield close the flight path of the
Su-27, which went on to crash into the crowd."
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India's face-snatching epidemic
BBC | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"The authorities in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh have appealed
for calm as public concern mounts over alleged attacks by what local people
describe as "face snatchers"... [some] claim to have seen an illuminated
flying object which they think has been carrying out these attacks... Orders
have been issued to take strict action against anybody found to be
spreading panic by wearing animal masks."
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Anglican archbishop goes Pagan
London Telegraph | Submitted by: Boudicca
"Dr Rowan Williams, dismissing suggestions that he was dabbling in paganism,
joined blue-hooded druids ranked behind a golden harp to be admitted into
the Welsh Gorsedd of Bards." What exactly is he dabbling in, then?
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Anybody seen Mom?
Philadelphia Inquirer | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"Homicide Lt. Philip Riehl said the crew, which razed the house Monday, had
been using a backhoe to remove debris from the site when worker Vidal Aviles
found skeletal remains wrapped in a comforter, bound by wire... Authorities
could not immediately tell if the corpse was a male or female. But Reynolds
said he believes the remains are those of his missing mother."
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Fish gets even with fisherman
WDIV-TV 4 Detroit | Submitted by: Richard Johns
"The impact caused Clemens to lose control of the boat and run it into the
river bank. He was ejected, suffering a broken sternum, two broken ribs, a
collapsed lung and abrasions. He also needed 16 stitches on his right knee."
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Lightning strikes man for fourth time
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Rio
"They've all been shock. I either draw it or I've got the worst luck anybody
can possibly have. I haven't decided which," Mark Stinson said. Scientists say
there's about a 1-in-600,000 chance of getting hit by lightning."
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Congressman discharges gun at event
Wire Services | Submitted by: Denali
US Rep. Bob Barr, an NRA Board Member, mis-handles and fires a pistol at a reception in his "honor" (i.e., fundraiser): "Through a spokesman, Barr
said: 'This accident only underscores the importance of proven gun safety
measures, especially when owning and handling antique firearms.'"
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Italian stunt typist fails to impress
Guardian | Submitted by: Pectate
"Mr Santelia has also sent backwards copies of Dante's Divine Comedy to
Bill Clinton and President Bush, and now intends to type the Guinness Book
of Records from back to front and send a copy of it to the organisation
every year until his feat is admitted."
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UN Pimping underaged girls
Times | Submitted by: Meerkat
Another story linking UN workers to underage prostitution and sex slavery. This one is about a whistle-blower who
was subsequently sacked. Welcome to the New World Order.
Also note Dyncorp's involvement, a CIA company.
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Publishing sex details now part of adoption process
South Florida Sun-Sentinel | Submitted by: Covix
"In the newspaper notice, the mother must list her name, describe herself,
name or describe the possible father(s) and list the date and the city or
county of conception. The legislator who spearheaded the overhaul of the
state’s adoption laws said they were designed to make adoptions better,
easier and quicker." Yeah, that'll work.
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Tourists get Texas urine shower
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Rio
"Test results indicate that a foul-smelling liquid that tourists in San
Antonio were showered with on Tuesday night was consistent with stale urine.
Authorities believe someone obtained about two gallons worth of urine from a
port-a-potty and then poured it on unsuspecting visitors who were riding a
barge on the River Walk."
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Things will be said, hang here and keep up.
We'll find what we can crawling in the dark corners. (And for that reason be forewarned, this by accident may be NSFW.
Crowd-sourced slang and how to use it! (coming soon)
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when?
April 23rd, 2016 | 10am - 7pm | Cuneo 311 (LSC)
what?
A competition of technology startup ideas at Loyola. This event is for anyone with a tech-minded business idea, anyone with software development skills who wants to develop apps and get a taste of startup culture, or anyone curious about what it takes to work on a startup idea - to rapidly develop and pitch a business idea, a business plan, and show off a prototype of a tech product in a fast and competitive setting.
who?
Everyone. Undergraduate and Graduate students of any department with an interest in startup creation. No computer programming experience is necessary, though it would not hurt.
Loyola Hacks Entrepreneurship will have teams will be working to pitch a business plan and showcase a prototype of an app or technology project to a panel of faculty judges. Any ideas have a chance to win the competition, as long as they are well-designed and presented. The entire event will take place over 8 hours in one day. Fully-realized business plans and products are not expected. The best projects will be those that can clearly pitch and show off their idea in the most interesting and realistic way. This is a competition! Winners will be judged by professors who have worked in industry from the Computer Science Department and School of Business. Prizes and food will be provided!
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About the Teacher: Ms. Wone
The teacher of the computer science pathway is Ms. Khin Wone. Ms. Wone started her career in computer science after moving to the United States from Burma. She started her new life on the East Coast before eventually making her way to the West. Already knowing the life of hard work and determination, Ms. Wone worked her way up to find herself a job in Microsoft. After that, she found a career in teaching, teaching high school mathematics at Lynnwood High School before taking the job at Mountlake Terrace High School and Mellowdale High School as the new computer science teacher. Currently, Ms. Wone seeks to enrich the learning environment of her computer science students, enrolling in several programs, and even receiving a certification in AP Computer Science Principles, allowing students to take an additional AP exam as they please.


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When you login it will email you a 6 digit token, which you then verify in the app.
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By default, files upload under /data will trigger the job
$SENDHERODOTEPROGRESS is a function to update job progress in Herotode, it is optional but will let you check the job status
Input file ($FILE) will be downloaded with the same directory structure (/data/dir1/file1 will be saved locally under /data/dir1/file1)
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| UnmodifiableSortedSet |
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The implementations are in the form of direct implementations and decorators. A decorator wraps another implementation of the interface to add some specific additional functionality.
The following implementations are provided in the package:
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Our poster "Interactive Exploration of Multidimensional YouTube Data Using the GPLOM Technique" by Seimei Matsusaki, Xi Han, Alark Joshi, and Sophie Engle won the Best Poster Award at the 9th International Symposium on Visual Information Communication and Interaction (VINCI)!


A collection of open source libraries for numerical computing (numerical integration, optimization, etc.) and their integration with 'Rcpp'.
| Version: | 0.3-2 |
| Imports: | Rcpp |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, RcppEigen |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, prettydoc, mvtnorm, RcppEigen |
| Published: | 2018-02-18 |
| Author: | Yixuan Qiu [aut, cre],
Sreekumar Balan [aut] (Numerical integration library),
Matt Beall [aut] (Numerical integration library),
Mark Sauder [aut] (Numerical integration library),
Naoaki Okazaki [aut] (The libLBFGS library),
Thomas Hahn [aut] (The Cuba library) RcppNumerical author details |
| Maintainer: | Yixuan Qiu <yixuan.qiu at cos.name> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/yixuan/RcppNumerical/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| Copyright: | See file COPYRIGHTS RcppNumerical copyright details |
| URL: | https://github.com/yixuan/RcppNumerical |
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| Materials: | README NEWS |
| In views: | Optimization |
| CRAN checks: | RcppNumerical results |
| Reference manual: | RcppNumerical.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Rcpp Integration for Numerical Computing Libraries |
| Package source: | RcppNumerical_0.3-2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: RcppNumerical_0.3-2.zip, r-release: RcppNumerical_0.3-2.zip, r-oldrel: RcppNumerical_0.3-2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: RcppNumerical_0.3-2.tgz, r-oldrel: RcppNumerical_0.3-2.tgz |
| Old sources: | RcppNumerical archive |
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Social Media Bands Together To Show Game Freak Some Love
#ThankYouGameFreak
by Liam DoolanIt's been a difficult period for Japanese developer Game Freak since the producer Junichi Masuda revealed the upcoming titles Pokémon Sword and Shield for Switch would feature a limited Pokédex. There's been backlash from fans, online leaks and a launch event in Japan was even recently cancelled due to operational reasons.
During an interview not long ago, Masuda revealed the "negative" feedback had taken its toll on the development team and there have also been some rumours floating about that company morale is at an all-time low leading up to what should be one of the most exciting video game releases of 2019.
Now, in an attempt to lift spirits at Game Freak, Pokémon fans from around the world have banded together to share messages of positivity about the embattled developer (via Twitter), with the hashtag #ThankYouGameFreak.
We've rounded up some of the top posts right here. Also, feel free to share your own messages of thanks in the comments.
[via eurogamer.net]


Resources - Free Stuff
- Aggregate of free coding resources
- https://skillcrush.com/2016/03/15/64-online-resources-to-learn-to-code-for-free/
- Good free book series on JavaScript
- https://github.com/getify/You-Dont-Know-JS
- Open Source Society University
- https://github.com/ossu/computer-science
- Coursera course on web dev - starts 9/25
- https://www.coursera.org/learn/html-css-javascript-for-web-developers


Ganga might at first glance mostly be identified with the genre of “chill out music”. However, as in the words of the Artist of Ganga, Christian Ronn himself; "Musically, Ganga’s a chameleon.” For a man, who’s been making music for all corners of life and culture, this rings true. Ganga has been invested in a widely diverse spectrum of music, all from cinema film scores, to poetry.
When Ganga performs as a DJ, it is this melting pot of sounds and inspiration he brings to the show. With his over two decades of experience in the international musical circuit, Gangas bright, luscious, but rhythmically adventurous sound, continues to create that sought after atmosphere whose DNA is truly global.
To learn more about the artist himself, you may follow the link below to his resume site. Further down, you'll find the Forgotten Dreams
Visit Christian Ronns pageFeel free to email me to provide some feedback on the site, give me suggestions for new updates or to just say hello!
You can also contact the artist Christian Rønn, if you have essential feedback


Demonstrates the use of the control with only the imgPath option set, which adds the navigation and zoom buttons only.


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MRS. PARKER AND THE VICIOUS CIRCLE A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1995 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Jennifer Jason Leigh, Campbell Scott, Matthew Broderick. Screenplay: Alan Rudolph and Randy Sue Coburn. Director: Alan Rudolph.
The collection of authors, journalists and performers who gathered for lunches at New York's Hotel Algonquin in the 1920s are among those peculiarly American individuals who are perhaps more famous for being famous than for anything they actually said or did. There is a great historical disagreement as to who was there at any given time, to whom certain famous quotes should be attributed, and even whether those quotes were actually spoken. More than anything, they became symbolic of the kind of dissolute Jazz Age bon vivants immortalized by Fitzgerald and Hemingway. But who were they, really? At least part of that question is answered by MRS. PARKER AND THE VICIOUS CIRCLE, an uneven but still quite intriguing examination of the Algonquin Round Table's most famous member.
That individual was Dorothy Parker (Jennifer Jason Leigh), an author and freelance critic who was renowned for her often caustic theatrical reviews. The film opens with Dorothy as a screenwriter in 1930s Hollywood, then flashes back to 1920s New York. There Dorothy is working for Vanity Fair with Robert Benchley (Campbell Scott), her editor and close friend. Her husband Edward (Andrew McCarthy) has a war wound and a serious morphine addiction, and the marriage is far from a happy one. After Dorothy is fired from Vanity Fair and Benchley quits in sympathy, they begin meeting with other journalists and writers at the Algonquin. Among those who join their company is reporter Charles MacArthur (Matthew Broderick), with whom Dorothy has an ill-fated affair which comes to define the tragedies of her life.
Director and co-scripter Alan Rudolph is a disciple of Robert Altman, and the mentor's style is as evident in MRS. PARKER as it has ever been in Rudolph's work. Altman's trademark overlapping dialogue is particularly noteworthy, and it is one of Rudolph's most questionable decisions. The Round Table was defined by the volleys of bon mots exchanged by its members, and while many clever lines come through, nearly as many are drowned out by other conversation. I often caught uproarious laughter in response to a joke I hadn't heard.
Now with the same breath that I knock Rudolph on practical grounds, I must acknowledge that as an artistic choice, it is largely successful. Rudolph uses the interactions of these individuals to demonstrate a superficiality which defined Dorothy Parker's world: everyone at the table was too busy trying to be clever to pay much attention to anything anyone else had to say. "I write doo-dads," Parker comments in one scene, "because it's a doo-dad kind of town," and that remark speaks volumes about the Round Table regulars, and perhaps even the Jazz Age as a whole. As we watch Parker slip deeper and deeper into depression, it becomes astonishing that none of her so-called friends, with the exception of Benchley, ever seem to notice or care.
That relationship between Dorothy Parker and Robert Benchley is the backbone of MRS. PARKER, and it is captured in dead-on performances by Jennifer Jason Leigh and Campbell Scott. Scott has played mostly pretty-boy roles to date, but his Benchley is a complicated character, a teetotaling homebody who is pulled to his eventual destruction by the people around him. Leigh's performance is stunning, though she does affect a speech pattern that sounds like a gin-soaked variation on her Stanwyck/Hepburn bit from THE HUDSUCKER PROXY, and she seemed to swallow many of her lines. It's a piece of work made all the more challenging by the odd structure of the script, which has Leigh playing Parker at several different phases of her life, as well as reading selections from Parker's poetry directly to the camera. She manages to capture the soul of an extremely troubled survivor whose final line in the film ("I can't believe I made it") is both comic and touching. Her performance *is* MRS. PARKER, and through all of Rudolph's fits and starts I found that I actually felt I had met Dorothy Parker.
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A quick personal note:
The more high-quality adapters we collectively release as open-source, the less repetitive work we all have to do when we integrate with various databases and services. My vision is to make building server-side apps more fun and less repetitive for everyone, and that happens one community adapter at a time.
~ Mike
When building a Sails app, the sending or receiving of any asynchronous communication with another piece of hardware can be normalized into an adapter. (viz. API integrations)
From Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Create,_read,_update_and_delete
Although a relational database provides a common persistence layer in software applications, numerous other persistence layers exist. CRUD functionality can be implemented with an object database, an XML database, flat text files, custom file formats, tape, or card, for example.
In other words, Waterline is not just an ORM for your database. It is a purpose-agnostic, open standard and toolset for integrating with all kinds of RESTful services, datasources, and devices, whether it's LDAP, Neo4J, or a lamp. I know, I know.. Not everything fits perfectly into a RESTful/CRUD mold! Sometimes the service you're integrating with has more of an RPC-style interface, with one-off method names. That's ok-- you can define any adapter methods you like! You still get all of the trickle-down config and connection-management goodness of Waterline core.
To recap, writing your API integrations as adapters is easier, takes less time, and absorbs a considerable amount of risk, since you get the advantage of a standardized set of conventions, a documented API, and a built-in community of other developers who have gone through the same process. Best of all, you (and your team) can reuse the adapter in other projects, speeding up development and saving time and money.
Finally, if you choose to release your adapter as open-source, you provide a tremendous boon to our little framework and our budding Sails.js ecosystem. Even if it's not via Sails, I encourage you to give back to the OSS community, even if you've never forked a repo before-- don't be intimidated, it's not that bad!
I tip my hat to you in advance :)
The functionality of adapters is as varied as the services they connect. That said, there is a standard library of methods, and a support matrix you should be aware of. Adapters may implement some, all, or none of the interfaces below, but rest assured that if an adapter implements one method in an interface, it should implement all of them. This is not always the case due to limitations and/or incomplete implementations, but at the very least, a descriptive error message should be used to keep developers informed of what's supported and what's not.
Below, class methods
refer to the static, or collection-oriented, functions available on the model itself, e.g. User.create()
or Menu.update()
. To add custom class methods to your model (beyond what is provided in the adapters it implements), define them as top-level key/function pairs in the model object.
instance methods
on the other hand, (also known as object, or model, methods) refer to methods available on the individual result models themselves, e.g. User.findOne(7).done(function (err, user) { user.someInstanceMethod(); });
. To add custom instance methods to your model (beyond what is provided in the adapters it implements), define them as key/function pairs in the attributes
object of the model's definition.
DDL
stands for data-definition language, and is a common fixture of schema-oriented databases. In Sails, auto-migrations are supported out of the box. Since adapters for the most common SQL databases support alter()
, they also support automatic schema migration! In your own adapter, if you write the alter()
method, the same behavior will take effect. The feature is configurable using the migrate
property, which can be set to safe
(don't touch the schema, period), drop
(recreate the tables every time the app starts), or alter
(the default-- merge the schema in the apps' models with what is currently in the database).
Implementing the basic semantic interface (CRUD) is really a step towards a complete implementation of the Queryable interface, but with some services/datasources, about as far as you'll be able to get using native methods.
By supporting the Semantic interface, you also get the following:
+ if you write a find()
function, developers can also use all of its synonyms, including dynamic finders and findOne()
. When they're called, they'll automatically be converted into the appropriate criteria object for the basic find()
definition in your adapter.
+ as long as you implement basic where
functionality (see Queryable
below), Waterline can derive a simplistic version of associations support for you. To optimize the default assumptions with native methods, override the appropriate methods in your adapter.
+ automatic socket.io pubsub support is provided by Sails-- it manages "rooms" for every class (collection) and each instance (model)
+ As soon as a socket subscribes to the "class room" using Foo.subscribe()
, it starts receiving Foo.publishCreate()
notifications any time they're fired for Foo
.
+ When a socket subscribes to one or more "instance room(s)" (usually the results of a find()
), it will receive Foo.publishUpdate()
and Foo.publishDestroy()
notifications for the relevant instances.
+ If a socket is subscribed to an "instance room", it will also be subscribed for "updates" and "destroys" to all instances of other models with a 1:* association with Foo
. The socket will also be notified of and subscribed to new matching instances of the associated model.
All officially supported Sails.js database adapters implement this interface.
Model.create()
Model.find()
Model.findOne()
Model.update()
Model.destroy()
henry.save()
henry.destroy()
All officially supported Sails.js database adapters implement this interface.
Query building features are common in traditional ORMs, but not at all a guarantee when working with Waterline. Since Waterline adapters can support services as varied as Twitter, SMTP, and Skype, traditional assumptions around structured data don't always apply.
If query modifiers are enabled, the adapter must support Model.find()
, as well as the complete query interface, or, where it is impossible to do so, at least provide helper notices. If coverage of the interace is unfinished, it's still not a bad idea to make the adapter available, but it's important to clearly state the unifinished parts, and consequent limitations, up front. This helps prevent the creation of off-topic issues in Sails/Waterline core, protects developers from unexpected consequences, and perhaps most importantly, helps focus contributors on high-value tasks.
Query modifiers include filters:
+ where
+ limit
+ skip
+ sort
+ select
+ distinct
Boolean logic:
+ and
+ or
+ not
As well as groupBy
and the aggregators:
+ count
+ sum
+ min
+ max
+ average
IN
queries:
Adapters which implement where
should recognize a list of values (e.g. name: ['Gandolph', 'Merlin']
) as an IN
query. In other words, if name
is either of those values, a match occured.
Sub-attribute modifiers:
You are also responsible for sub-attribute modifiers, (e.g. { age: { '>=' : 65 } }
) with the notable exception of contains
, startsWith
, and endsWith
, since support for those modifiers can be derived programatically by leveraging your definition of like
.
+ like
(SQL-style, with % wildcards)
+ '>'
(you can also opt to use the more verbose .greaterThan()
, etc.)
+ '<'
+ '>='
+ '<='
Adapters which implement the Migratable interface are usually interacting with SQL databases. This interface enables the migrate
configuration option on a per-model or adapter-global basis, as well as access to the prototypal/class-level CRUD operations for working with tables.
Adaper.define()
Adaper.describe()
Adaper.alter()
Adaper.drop()
"alter"
(default)"drop"
"safe"
Traditionally, communicating to a server via HTTP is like wading across a river with a big bag of rocks. Streaming is like skipping them across the water one by one.
A huge advantage of using Node.js is the ease with which you can parse and manipulate streams of data. Instead of pulling an entire dataset into RAM, you can inspect it a little at a time. This unlocks a level of performance that is unachievable using conventional approaches.
The most common use case is taking advantage of the available HTTP response stream to pipe the output byte stream from the database directly back to the user. i.e. to generate a dynamic sitemap, you might need to respond with a huge set of data (far too large to fit in memory on a commodity server) and simultaneously transform it into XML.
Implementing the Streaming CRUD interface is actually pretty simple-- you just need to get comfortable with Node.js streams. You can mutate streams as they come in-- you just need to find or design a mapping function designed for streams, where you don't have all the data at once.
Implementing the Blob interface allows you to upload and download binary data (aka files) to the service/database. These "blobs" might be MP3 music files (~5MB) but they could also be data-center backups (~50TB). Because of this, it's crucial that adapters which implement this interface use streams for uploads (incoming, into data source from Sails) and downloads (outgoing, from data source to Sails).
write()
read()
Adapters which implement one-way messages should do so using send()
or a suffixed send*()
method. This lets developers know that it's not safe to assume that these operations are reversible. An example of one such adapter is SMTP, for sending email, or APNS for sending Apple push notifications.
send()
Adapters implementing the pubsub interface use a MQ to report changes from the service/database back up to the app.
They should call Sails' Model.publishUpdate()
, Model.publishCreate()
, and Model.publishDestroy()
to publish changes and take advantage of automatic room management functionality.
Model.subscribe()
should still be called at the app layer, not in our adapter.
We don't want to force users to handle realtime events-- we don't know the specific goals and requiements of their app, and since the broadcasts are volatile, pubsub notifications is a feature that should be opt-in anyway.
Examples: + Twitter streaming API (see new tweets as they come in) + IRC (see new chats as they come in) + Stock prices (visualize the latest market data as soon as it is available) + Hardware scanners (see new data as it comes in)
Atomic, consistent, isolated, and durable.
Mike and the team behind Sails.js at Balderdash support a handful of commonly used adapters.
Write to your computer's hard disk, or a mounted network drive. Not suitable for at-scale production deployments, but great for a small project. Most importantly, this adapter is bundled with Sails and works out of the box.
Just like Disk, but doesn't actually write to disk, so it's not persistent. Not suitable for at-scale production deployments, but useful when developing on systems with little or no disk space.
Coming soon... + S3 (Blob, Streaming) + OpenStack Swift / Rackspace CloudFiles (Blob, Streaming)
Community adapters are crucial to the success and central to the philosophy of an open ecosystem for API integrations. The more high-quality adapters you release as open-source, the less repetitive work we all have to do when we integrate with various databases and services. My vision is to make building server-side apps more fun and less repetitive for everyone, and that happens one community adapter at a time. We welcome your support!
in various states of completion
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Annotation Type OnVersionChange
-
@Retention(RUNTIME) @Target({ANNOTATION_TYPE,METHOD}) @Documented public @interface OnVersionChange
Annotation for methods that are to be invoked whenever an object's schema version has just changed, in order to apply arbitrary "semantic" schema migration logic.The annotated method is given access to all of the previous object version's fields, including fields that have been deleted or whose types have changed in the new schema version. This allows the object to perform any schema migration "fixups" required before the old information is lost.
Simple changes that only modify a simple field's type can often be handled automatically; see
UpgradeConversionPolicy
,@JField.upgradeConversion()
, andFieldType.convert()
for details.Method Parameters
The annotated method must be an instance method (i.e., not static), return void, and take zero, one, two, or all three of the following parameters (in this order):
int oldVersion
- previous schema version; required ifoldVersion()
is unspecified (i.e., zero)int newVersion
- new schema version; required ifnewVersion()
is unspecified (i.e., zero)Map<Integer, Object> oldValues
orMap<String, Object> oldValues
- immutable map containing all field values from the previous version of the object, indexed by either storage ID or field name.
In addition to the above options, you may also completely ignore the schema version numbers by leaving
oldVersion()
andnewVersion()
unspecified and declaring the method with only theoldValues
parameter. In many cases, this is the simplest way to handle schema changes: ignore version numbers and instead just using the presence or absence of fields inoldValues
to determine what migration work needs to be done. For example:@OnVersionChange private void applySchemaChanges(Map<String, Object> oldValues) { if (!oldValues.containsKey("balance")) // at some point we added a new field "balance" this.setBalance(DEFAULT_BALANCE); if (oldValues.containsKey("fullName")) { // we replaced "fullName" with "lastName" & "firstName" final String fullName = (String)oldValues.get("fullName"); if (fullName != null) { final int comma = fullName.indexOf(','); this.setLastName(comma == -1 ? null : fullName.substring(0, comma)); this.setFirstName(fullName.substring(comma + 1).trim()); } } // ...etc }
If a class has multiple
@OnVersionChange
-annotated methods, methods with more specific constraint(s) (i.e., non-zerooldVersion()
and/ornewVersion()
) will be invoked first.Incompatible Object Type Changes
Permazen supports arbitrary Java model schema changes across schema versions, including adding and removing Java types. As a result, it's possible for non-primitive fields to have values that don't exist in the new schema. Therefore, it's not possible to provide the old values to
@OnVersionChange
methods in their original form.Specifically, this can happen in two ways:
- A reference field value refers to an object type that no longer exists; or
- An
Enum
field refers to anEnum
type that no longer exists, or whose constants have changed (this is really just a special case of the previous scenario: when anEnum
type's constants change in any way, the newEnum
is treated as a completely new type).
Therefore, the following special rules apply to the values in the
oldValues
map:- For a reference field whose type no longer exists, the referenced object will be an
UntypedJObject
. - For
Enum
fields, old values are always represented asEnumValue
objects. For consistency's sake, this is true even if the associated field's type has not changed.
Meta-Annotations
This annotation may be configured indirectly as a Spring meta-annotation when
spring-core
is on the classpath.- See Also:
FieldType.convert()
,JField.upgradeConversion()
-
-
Optional Element Summary
Optional Elements Modifier and Type Optional Element Description int
newVersion
Required new schema version.int
oldVersion
Required old schema version.
-
-
-
Element Detail
-
oldVersion
int oldVersion
Required old schema version.If this property is set to a positive value, only version changes for which the previous schema version equals the specified version will result in notification, and the annotated method must have the corresponding parameter omitted. Otherwise notifications are delivered for any previous schema version and the
oldVersion
method parameter is required.Negative values are not allowed.
- Returns:
- old schema version, or zero for no restriction
- Default:
- 0
-
-
-
newVersion
int newVersion
Required new schema version.If this property is set to a positive value, only version changes for which the new schema version equals the specified version will result in notification, and the annotated method must have the corresponding parameter omitted. Otherwise notifications are delivered for any new schema version and the
newVersion
method parameter is required.Negative values are not allowed.
- Returns:
- new schema version, or zero for no restriction
- Default:
- 0
-
-


<EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://sop3000.sopwerk.com/hdraudio
This package is an implementation of the High Dynamic Range (HDR) audio manager for Unity 3D.
It is implemented according to the principles described in the DICE GDC'09 presentation "How High Dynamic Range Audio Makes Battlefield: Bad Company Go BOOM".
During the development of my sop3000 game, I've faced an issues with having too many sounds playing simultaneously in a single scene: I've hit the Unity limit on number of voices, sound priorities were difficult to setup and manage, ducking was hard to do properly, etc.
I've chosen to implement an HDR audio approach in my game, as it promised to do mixing and prioritizing of all sounds in the scene automatically, and to give me a simple way to setup and manage sound definitions.
I'm quite happy how it turned out: the setup is easy enough, tweaking of the sounds does not take too much time and resulting mix is really good, as far as I can tell. But of course, your result may wary - it depends on the type of game this approach is used for.
You can see how the audio manager actually works in the sop3000 game demo.
In order to better understand principles of the HDR audio, I would recommend to go through DICE GDC'09 presentation.
A good introduction into HDR audio can also be found in the Wwise HDR User's Guide.
It differs slightly from the way DICE did it, but I find the introduction is still good.
I've put together a simple demo application to show basics of the package:
On the left panel of the demo application there is a single listener icon surrounded by multiple sound sources, all represented by different icons. The right panel shows main HDR audio properties and some properties of the currently selected sound source. You can start or stop any sound at any time by clicking on the corresponding icon. By dragging icons around on the screen, you can see how the distance between the sound source and listener affects Perceived Loudness and Volume properties of the sound.
The Debug Window (accessible from Windows -> HDR Audio Debug Window menu) provides detailed information about all active HDR sounds on the scene in the real time. It can be quite useful during the fine-tuning of HDR properties.
On the empty scene, create a new game object (e.g. HDRAudio) and assign HDRAudio.cs
script to it. The HDRAudio service is a singleton and is accessible from everywhere in the code via HDRAudio.Instance
property.
In order for the audio clip to be played by the HDRAudio service, you will have to create a sound definition prefab - just a regular game object with either SingleSoundDef.cs
or GroupSoundDef.cs
script assigned to it. The SingleSoundDef.cs
definition is used by single audio clip sounds. The GroupSoundDef.cs
script is used to define a sound that will play one randomly selected audio clip from a list on each invocation. See Turret sound prefab in Sopwerk/HDRAudio/Demo/Sounds
folder for example of group sound definition.
Now the sound can be played as shown in the following example:
using UnityEngine;
using Sopwerk.HDRAudio;
public class HowToUseHDRAudio : MonoBehaviour
{
// Should be linked to the Sound Definition prefab via the Unity
// editor inspector window.
[SerializeField]
private SoundDef _soundDef = null;
public void PlaySound()
{
HDRAudio.Instance.Play(_soundDef, transform.position, transform);
}
}
Loudness
property is used by the audio manager to compute perceived loudness of a sound in the scene. The Priority
property controls which sound will be culled when there are too many sound clips playing at once.
Section Near Player Mods
is used to reduce loudness of a sound played in close proximity to the listener.
For instance, the Thruster sound in the demo application has Near Player Loudness Mod
property defined. Try to drag Rocket icon over the listener icon to hear a reduction of the sound loudness by -10 (dB).
The Repeat Rate
property is not used directly by the audio manager but together with the RepeatingSoundLimiter utility class. See the SoundSourceWidger.RepeatPlaySound()
method for usage example.
The properties in the Audio Source
section are basically the same as in the AudioSource unity component.
The RMS Curves
feature makes it possible for the audio manager to control a top position of the HDR window more precisely - based on an actual amplitude of the playing sound clip.
The RMS curve can be generated and then edited directly in the Inspector window of the selected sound prefab. From my experience, it makes little sense to define RMS curve for loops or for sounds with even amplitude. But you can see an immediate positive effect on the explosion or gunshot sounds.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://sop3000.sopwerk.com/hdraudio
The license below covers all of the C# code files in this package, all non-code assets, including but not limited to: models, textures, sounds, etc. are the property of their respective author and under other licenses.
This is free and unencumbered software released into the public domain.
Anyone is free to copy, modify, publish, use, compile, sell, or distribute this software, either in source code form or as a compiled binary, for any purpose, commercial or non-commercial, and by any means.
In jurisdictions that recognize copyright laws, the author or authors of this software dedicate any and all copyright interest in the software to the public domain. We make this dedication for the benefit of the public at large and to the detriment of our heirs and successors. We intend this dedication to be an overt act of relinquishment in perpetuity of all present and future rights to this software under copyright law.
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| equinox.controller |
This package contains controller classes.
|
| equinox.process |
This package cotains all process classes.
|
| equinox.task |
This package contains task classes.
|
| equinox.task.serializableTask |
This package contains the serializable form of savable tasks.
|
| equinox.utility |
This package contains utility classes.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| GetAircraftModelEditInfo.AircraftModelInfoRequestingPanel
Interface for A/C model info requesting panels.
|
| GetAircraftProgramsForPilotPoints.PilotPointAircraftProgramRequestingPanel
Interface for aircraft program requesting panel.
|
| GetAircraftProgramsForSpectra.SpectrumAircraftProgramRequestingPanel
Interface for aircraft program requesting panel.
|
| GetAircraftSectionsForPilotPoints.PilotPointAircraftSectionRequestingPanel
Interface for aircraft section requesting panel.
|
| GetAircraftSectionsForSpectra.SpectrumAircraftSectionRequestingPanel
Interface for aircraft section requesting panel.
|
| GetContributionNames.DamageContributionRequester
Interface for damage contribution requesting panels.
|
| GetConvTableSheetNames.ConversionTableSheetsRequestingPanel
Interface for conversion table worksheets requesting panel.
|
| GetDamageAngles.DamageAngleRequestingPanel
Interface for damage angle requesting panels.
|
| GetDeltaPInfo.DeltaPInfoRequestingPanel
Interface for delta-p info requesting panels.
|
| GetElementGroups.ElementGroupsRequestingPanel
Interface for element groups requesting panels.
|
| GetFatigueMaterials.FatigueMaterialRequestingPanel
Interface for fatigue material requesting panel.
|
| GetFatigueMissionsForPilotPoints.PilotPointFatigueMissionRequestingPanel
Interface for fatigue mission requesting panel.
|
| GetFatigueMissionsForSpectra.SpectrumFatigueMissionRequestingPanel
Interface for fatigue mission requesting panel.
|
| GetFlightContributionNames.FlightDamageContributionRequestingPanel
Interface for typical flight damage contribution requesting panels.
|
| GetLinearMaterials.LinearMaterialRequestingPanel
Interface for linear material requesting panels.
|
| GetLoadcases.LoadcaseRequestingPanel
Interface for loadcase requesting panels.
|
| GetMaterials.MaterialRequestingPanel
Interface for material requesting panels.
|
| GetMissionParameterNames.MissionParameterNamesRequestingPanel
Interface for mission parameter names requesting panels.
|
| GetMissionParameters.MissionParameterRequestingPanel
Interface for mission parameter requesting panels.
|
| GetMissions.MissionRequestingPanel
Interface for mission requesting panels.
|
| GetPreffasMaterials.PreffasMaterialRequestingPanel
Interface for preffas material requesting panels.
|
| GetQVLVPositions.QVLVPositionRequestingPanel
Interface for frame/stringer position requesting panels.
|
| GetReferenceLoadCases.ReferenceLoadCaseRequestingPanel
Interface for reference load case requesting panels.
|
| GetRfortOmissions.RfortOmissionsRequestingPanel
Interface for RFORT omissions requesting panel.
|
| GetRfortPilotPoints.RfortPilotPointsRequestingPanel
Interface for RFORT pilot point requesting panel.
|
| GetSpectrumEditInfo.SpectrumInfoRequestingPanel
Interface for spectrum info requesting panels.
|
| GetSTFImage.STFImageRequestingPanel
Interface for STF image requesting panels.
|
| GetSTFInfo2.STFInfoRequestingPanel
Interface for STF info requesting panels.
|
| GetUserPermissions.UserPermissionRequestingPanel
Interface for all user permission requesting panels.
|
| GetUserProfileImage.UserProfileImageRequestingPanel
Interface for user profile image requesting panels.
|
| InternalEquinoxTask
Abstract class for internal Equinox tasks.
|
| Plot3DTask
Abstract class for plot 3D tasks.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AnalysisListenerTask
Interface for server analysis listener task.
|
| DamageAngleAnalysis
Class for damage angle analysis task.
|
| DatabaseQueryListenerTask
Interface for server database query listener task.
|
| EquivalentStressAnalysis
Class for equivalent stress analysis task.
|
| Excalibur
Class for Excalibur stress sorting task.
|
| FastEquivalentStressAnalysis
Class for fast equivalent stress analysis task.
|
| FastGenerateStressSequence
Class for fast generate stress sequence task.
|
| InternalEquinoxTask
Abstract class for internal Equinox tasks.
|
| LoadcaseDamageContributionAnalysis
Class for loadcase damage contribution analysis task.
|
| PlotDamageAngles.ResultOrdering
Enumeration for results ordering.
|
| TemporaryFileCreatingTask
Abstract class for temporary file creating tasks.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AddRfortOmissions
Class for add RFORT omissions task.
|
| AutomaticTask
Interface for automatic tasks.
|
| AutomaticTaskOwner
Interface for automatic task owner tasks.
|
| BucketDamageAngleAnalysis
Class for bucket damage angle analysis task.
|
| BucketFastEquivalentStressAnalysis
Class for fast equivalent stress analysis from STF file bucket task.
|
| BucketTask
Interface for bucket tasks.
|
| CompareDamageAngleLifeFactors.ResultOrdering
Enumeration for results ordering.
|
| CreateRfortAnalysis
Class for create RFORT analysis task.
|
| DamageAngleAnalysis
Class for damage angle analysis task.
|
| DatabaseQueryListenerTask
Interface for server database query listener task.
|
| EquivalentStressAnalysis
Class for equivalent stress analysis task.
|
| FastEquivalentStressAnalysis
Class for fast equivalent stress analysis task.
|
| FastGenerateStressSequence
Class for fast generate stress sequence task.
|
| GetAircraftModelEditInfo.AircraftModelInfoRequestingPanel
Interface for A/C model info requesting panels.
|
| GetAircraftProgramsForPilotPoints.PilotPointAircraftProgramRequestingPanel
Interface for aircraft program requesting panel.
|
| GetAircraftProgramsForSpectra.SpectrumAircraftProgramRequestingPanel
Interface for aircraft program requesting panel.
|
| GetAircraftSectionsForPilotPoints.PilotPointAircraftSectionRequestingPanel
Interface for aircraft section requesting panel.
|
| GetAircraftSectionsForSpectra.SpectrumAircraftSectionRequestingPanel
Interface for aircraft section requesting panel.
|
| GetContributionNames.DamageContributionRequester
Interface for damage contribution requesting panels.
|
| GetConvTableInfo.ConversionTableInfoRequestingPanel
Interface for conversion table info requesting panel.
|
| GetConvTableSheetNames.ConversionTableSheetsRequestingPanel
Interface for conversion table worksheets requesting panel.
|
| GetDamageAngles.DamageAngleRequestingPanel
Interface for damage angle requesting panels.
|
| GetDeltaPInfo.DeltaPInfoRequestingPanel
Interface for delta-p info requesting panels.
|
| GetElementGroups.ElementGroupsRequestingPanel
Interface for element groups requesting panels.
|
| GetElementPositions.ElementPositionsRequestingPanel
Interface for element positions requesting panels.
|
| GetFatigueMaterials.FatigueMaterialRequestingPanel
Interface for fatigue material requesting panel.
|
| GetFatigueMissionsForPilotPoints.PilotPointFatigueMissionRequestingPanel
Interface for fatigue mission requesting panel.
|
| GetFatigueMissionsForSpectra.SpectrumFatigueMissionRequestingPanel
Interface for fatigue mission requesting panel.
|
| GetFlightContributionNames.FlightDamageContributionRequestingPanel
Interface for typical flight damage contribution requesting panels.
|
| GetLinearMaterials.LinearMaterialRequestingPanel
Interface for linear material requesting panels.
|
| GetLoadcases.LoadcaseRequestingPanel
Interface for loadcase requesting panels.
|
| GetMaterials.MaterialRequestingPanel
Interface for material requesting panels.
|
| GetMissionParameterNames.MissionParameterNamesRequestingPanel
Interface for mission parameter names requesting panels.
|
| GetMissionParameters.MissionParameterRequestingPanel
Interface for mission parameter requesting panels.
|
| GetMissions.MissionRequestingPanel
Interface for mission requesting panels.
|
| GetPreffasMaterials.PreffasMaterialRequestingPanel
Interface for preffas material requesting panels.
|
| GetQVLVPositions.QVLVPositionRequestingPanel
Interface for frame/stringer position requesting panels.
|
| GetReferenceLoadCases.ReferenceLoadCaseRequestingPanel
Interface for reference load case requesting panels.
|
| GetRfortOmissions.RfortOmissionsRequestingPanel
Interface for RFORT omissions requesting panel.
|
| GetRfortPilotPoints.RfortPilotPointsRequestingPanel
Interface for RFORT pilot point requesting panel.
|
| GetSpectrumEditInfo.SpectrumInfoRequestingPanel
Interface for spectrum info requesting panels.
|
| GetSTFImage.STFImageRequestingPanel
Interface for STF image requesting panels.
|
| GetSTFInfo2.STFInfoRequestingPanel
Interface for STF info requesting panels.
|
| GetUserPermissions.UserPermissionRequestingPanel
Interface for all user permission requesting panels.
|
| GetUserProfileImage.UserProfileImageRequestingPanel
Interface for user profile image requesting panels.
|
| InternalEquinoxTask
Abstract class for internal Equinox tasks.
|
| InternalEquinoxTask.DirectoryOutputtingTask
Interface for directory outputting tasks.
|
| InternalEquinoxTask.FileSharingTask
Interface for file sharing tasks.
|
| InternalEquinoxTask.LongRunningTask
Interface for long running tasks.
|
| InternalEquinoxTask.ShortRunningTask
Interface for short running tasks.
|
| Plot3DTask
Abstract class for plot 3D tasks.
|
| PlotDamageAngles.ResultOrdering
Enumeration for results ordering.
|
| RfortAnalysis
Class for RFORT analysis task.
|
| SavableTask
Interface for savable task.
|
| SaveRfortInfo
Class for save RFORT info task.
|
| SerializableTask
Interface for serializable task.
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| TemporaryFileCreatingTask
Abstract class for temporary file creating tasks.
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| AdaptDRF
Class for adapt DRF plugin task.
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| AddAircraftEquivalentStresses
Class for add aircraft model equivalent stresses task.
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| AddAircraftModel
Class for add A/C model task.
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| AddNewUser
Class for add new user task.
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| AddSpectrum
Class for add spectrum task.
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| AddStressSequence
Class for add stress sequence task.
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| BucketDamageAngleAnalysis
Class for bucket damage angle analysis task.
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| BucketDamageContributionAnalysis
Class for bucket damage contribution analysis task.
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| BucketFastEquivalentStressAnalysis
Class for fast equivalent stress analysis from STF file bucket task.
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| CreateRfortAnalysis
Class for create RFORT analysis task.
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| DamageAngleAnalysis
Class for damage angle analysis task.
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| DeleteUsers
Class for delete users task.
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| EditUserPermissions
Class for edit user permissions task.
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| EquivalentStressAnalysis
Class for equivalent stress analysis task.
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| Excalibur
Class for Excalibur stress sorting task.
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| ExecuteSQLStatement
Class for execute SQL statement task.
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| ExportMultiplicationTables
Class for export multiplication tables task.
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| FastGenerateStressSequence
Class for fast generate stress sequence task.
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| GenerateStressSequence
Class for generate stress sequence task.
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| LoadcaseDamageContributionAnalysis
Class for loadcase damage contribution analysis task.
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| MyCheck
Class for MyCheck tool task.
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| SaveAircraftEquivalentStressRatios
Class for save A/C model equivalent stress ratios task.
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| SaveAircraftLifeFactors
Class for save A/C model life factors task.
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| SaveBucketDamageAngles
Class for save damage angles form STF file buckets task.
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| SaveBucketDamageContributions
Class for save damage contributions from STF file buckets task.
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| SaveBucketEquivalentStresses
Class for save bucket equivalent stresses task.
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| SaveBucketFlightDamageContributions
Class for save typical flight damage contributions from STF file buckets task.
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| SaveDamageAngles
Class for save damage angles task.
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| SaveDamageContributions
Class for save damage contributions task.
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| SaveEquivalentStresses
Class for save equivalent stresses task.
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| SaveEquivalentStressRatios
Class for save equivalent stress ratios task.
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| SaveFlightDamageContributions
Class for save typical flight damage contributions task.
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| SaveLifeFactors
Class for save life factors task.
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| SerializableTask
Interface for serializable task.
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| ShareGeneratedItem
Class for share generated item task.
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| UploadAppUpdate
Class for upload application update task.
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| UploadContainerUpdate
Class for upload container update task.
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| UploadHelpVideo
Class for upload help video task.
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| UploadPlugin
Class for upload plugin task.
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| InternalEquinoxTask
Abstract class for internal Equinox tasks.
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| TemporaryFileCreatingTask
Abstract class for temporary file creating tasks.
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projects/ng-i18n/src/lib/translate.service.ts
This service is at the core of the package. It programmatically performs all operations related to translations: adding and removing of cultures, defines current culture, translate strings.
This is used by all other components of this package.
Properties |
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Methods |
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| Public addCulture | ||||||||||||
addCulture(culture: Culture, translations: Translations)
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Adds a new culture to the list of available translations. At present the tranlsations are loaded at initialization time. This is temporary as in the future translations are required to be loaded from an HTTP or FS souce.
Parameters :
Returns :
void
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| Public getAvailableCultures |
getAvailableCultures()
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Gets an Observable with the list of all available cultures.
Returns :
Observable<IterableIterator<Culture>>
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| Public getCulture |
getCulture()
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Gets an Observable with the currently selected culture.
Returns :
Observable<Culture>
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| Public removeCulture | ||||||||
removeCulture(culture: Culture)
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Removes a given culture from the list of available cultures.
Parameters :
Returns :
boolean
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| Public setCulture | ||||||||
setCulture(culture: Culture)
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Sets the current culture.
Parameters :
Returns :
void
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| Public translate | ||||||||||||
translate(key: string, parameters?: Observable
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Creates a translated string observable. It will change its value when either the selected language, or the parameters, change.
Parameters :
Returns :
Observable<string>
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| Private availableTranslations |
Default value : new Map<Culture, Translations>()
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The current list of available translations. |
| Private availableTranslationsSubject |
Default value : new ReplaySubject<
Map<Culture, Translations>
>(1)
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The subject that holds the list of available translations. |
| Private cultureSubject |
Default value : new ReplaySubject<Culture>(1)
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The subject that holds the selected culture. |
| Private translationsSubject |
Default value : new ReplaySubject<Translations>(1)
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The subject that holds the translations for the selected language. |
import { Injectable } from '@angular/core'
import { ReplaySubject, Observable, of, combineLatest } from 'rxjs'
import { map, flatMap } from 'rxjs/operators'
import { Culture } from './culture'
import { Translations } from './translations'
/**
* This service is at the core of the package. It programmatically performs all operations
* related to translations: adding and removing of cultures, defines current culture,
* translate strings.
*
* This is used by all other components of this package.
*/
@Injectable({
providedIn: 'root',
})
export class TranslateService {
/** The subject that holds the selected culture. */
private cultureSubject = new ReplaySubject<Culture>(1)
/** The subject that holds the translations for the selected language. */
private translationsSubject = new ReplaySubject<Translations>(1)
/** The current list of available translations. */
private availableTranslations = new Map<Culture, Translations>()
/** The subject that holds the list of available translations. */
private availableTranslationsSubject = new ReplaySubject<
Map<Culture, Translations>
>(1)
/**
* Adds a new culture to the list of available translations. At present the tranlsations
* are loaded at initialization time. This is temporary as in the future translations
* are required to be loaded from an HTTP or FS souce.
*
* @param culture the culture to add
* @param translations the culture's translations
*/
public addCulture(culture: Culture, translations: Translations) {
this.availableTranslations.set(culture, translations)
this.availableTranslationsSubject.next(this.availableTranslations)
}
/**
* Removes a given culture from the list of available cultures.
*
* @param culture the culture to remove
*
* @returns `true` if the culture has been removed, `false` if the culture was not present
*/
public removeCulture(culture: Culture): boolean {
if (this.availableTranslations.delete(culture)) {
this.availableTranslationsSubject.next(this.availableTranslations)
return true
} else {
return false
}
}
/**
* Gets an Observable with the list of all available cultures.
*/
public getAvailableCultures(): Observable<IterableIterator<Culture>> {
return this.availableTranslationsSubject.pipe(
map(translation => translation.keys())
)
}
/**
* Gets an Observable with the currently selected culture.
*/
public getCulture(): Observable<Culture> {
return this.cultureSubject.asObservable()
}
/**
* Sets the current culture.
*
* @param culture the new culture
*/
public setCulture(culture: Culture) {
this.cultureSubject.next(culture)
this.translationsSubject.next(this.availableTranslations.get(culture))
}
/**
* Creates a translated string observable. It will change its value when
* either the selected language, or the parameters, change.
*
* @param key the key to translate
* @param parameters the parameters to use in translating the string
*
* TODO: https://phrase.com/blog/posts/guide-to-the-icu-message-format/
*/
public translate(
key: string,
parameters?: Observable<Map<string, string>>
): Observable<string> {
return combineLatest([
this.translationsSubject.pipe(flatMap(t => t.translations)),
parameters ? parameters : of(new Map<string, string>()),
]).pipe(
map(([translations, params]): string => {
if (translations && translations[key]) {
// const func: (parm: Map<string, string>) => string = translations[key]
return translations[key](params)
// return func(params)
} else {
console.log('[MISSING: ' + key + ']')
return '[MISSING: ' + key + ']'
}
})
)
}
}


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Brooklyn hosts Charlotte in conference matchup
by Associated PressCharlotte Hornets (6-8, eighth in the Eastern Conference) vs. Brooklyn Nets (5-8, ninth in the Eastern Conference)
Brooklyn; Wednesday, 7 p.m. EST
Eastern Conference foes Brooklyn and Charlotte face off.
Brooklyn went 42-40 overall and 29-23 in Eastern Conference action in the 2018-19 season. The Nets averaged 6.6 steals, 4.1 blocks and 15.1 turnovers per game last season.
Charlotte went 39-43 overall and 29-23 in Eastern Conference play in the 2018-19 season. The Hornets averaged 110.7 points per game while shooting 44.8% from the field and 35.1% from 3-point distance last season.
The matchup Wednesday is the first meeting this season between the two teams.
Nets Injuries: Caris LeVert: out (thumb), Kyrie Irving: out (right shoulder), Kevin Durant: out (achilles).
Hornets Injuries: None listed.
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The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar.


Little Mix Drop Their First Original Christmas Song 'One I've Been Missing' - Listen Here!
Little Mix just made our holiday season a little bit better with their first original Christmas song, “One I’ve Been Missing”.
The new track was written by Leigh-Anne Pinnock, with Tre Jean-Marie, Jez Ashurst, Sinead Harnett and Rachel Furner.
“We absolutely love Christmas, it’s our favourite time of the year. We’ve always wanted to write and release a Christmas song, we were just waiting for the right moment!” Leigh-Anne shared about the track. “The minute I finished writing ‘One I’ve Been Missing’ I couldn’t wait to play it to the other three girls.”
You can pick up Little Mix‘s “One I’ve Been Missing” on Apple Music and these digital retailers.
Check out the lyric video below!
Click inside to get the lyrics to “One I’ve Been Missing” by Little Mix…
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