User Interface
Table of Contents:
- Button
- CheckBox
- DatePicker
- Image
- Label
- ListPicker
- ListView
- Notifier
- PasswordTextBox
- Screen
- Slider
- Spinner
- Switch
- TextBox
- TimePicker
- WebViewer
Button
Properties
- BackgroundColor
- Returns the button’s background color
- Enabled
- If set, user can tap Button to cause action.
- FontBold
- If set, Button text is displayed in bold.
- FontItalic
- If set, Button text is displayed in italics.
- FontSize
- Point size for Button text.
- FontTypeface
- Font family for Button text.
- Height
- Specifies the vertical height of the Button, measured in pixels.
- HeightPercent
- Specifies the vertical height of the Button as a percentage of the height of the Screen.
- Image
- Image to display on button.
- Shape
- Returns the style of the button.
- ShowFeedback
- Specifies if a visual feedback should be shown for a Button that as an image as background.
- Text
- Text to display on Button.
- TextAlignment
- Left, center, or right.
- TextColor
- Color for button text.
- Visible
- Returns true iff the Button is visible.
- Width
- Specifies the horizontal width of the Button, measured in pixels.
- WidthPercent
- Specifies the horizontal width of the Button as a percentage of the width of the Screen.
Events
- Click()
- User tapped and released the button.
- GotFocus()
- Indicates the cursor moved over the Button so it is now possible to click it.
- LongClick()
- User held the button down.
- LostFocus()
- Indicates the cursor moved away from the Button so it is now no longer possible to click it.
- TouchDown()
- Indicates that the Button was pressed down.
- TouchUp()
- Indicates that the Button has been released.
CheckBox
Properties
- BackgroundColor
- Returns the background color of the CheckBox as an alpha-red-green-blue integer.
- Checked
- Returns true if the checkbox is checked.
- Enabled
- Returns true if the CheckBox is active and clickable.
- FontBold
- Returns true if the text of the CheckBox should be bold. If bold has been requested, this property will return true, even if the font does not support bold.
- FontItalic
- Returns true if the text of the CheckBox should be italic. If italic has been requested, this property will return true, even if the font does not support italic.
- FontSize
- Returns the text font size of the CheckBox, measured in sp(scale-independent pixels).
- FontTypeface
- Returns the text font face of the CheckBox as default, serif, sans serif, or monospace.
- Height
- Specifies the vertical height of the CheckBox, measured in pixels.
- HeightPercent
- Specifies the vertical height of the CheckBox as a percentage of the height of the Screen.
- Text
- Returns the text displayed by the CheckBox.
- TextColor
- Returns the text color of the CheckBox as an alpha-red-green-blue integer.
- Visible
- Returns true iff the CheckBox is visible.
- Width
- Specifies the horizontal width of the CheckBox, measured in pixels.
- WidthPercent
- Specifies the horizontal width of the CheckBox as a percentage of the width of the Screen.
Events
- Changed()
- Default Changed event handler.
- GotFocus()
- Default GotFocus event handler.
- LostFocus()
- Default LostFocus event handler.
DatePicker
Properties
- BackgroundColor
- Returns the button’s background color
- Day
- the Day of the month that was last picked using the DatePicker.
- Enabled
- If set, user can tap DatePicker to cause action.
- FontBold
- If set, DatePicker text is displayed in bold.
- FontItalic
- If set, DatePicker text is displayed in italics.
- FontSize
- Point size for DatePicker text.
- FontTypeface
- Font family for DatePicker text.
- Height
- Specifies the vertical height of the DatePicker, measured in pixels.
- HeightPercent
- Specifies the vertical height of the DatePicker as a percentage of the height of the Screen.
- Image
- Image to display on button.
- Instant
- the instant of the date that was last picked using the DatePicker.
- Month
- the number of the Month that was last picked using the DatePicker. Note that months start in 1 = January, 12 = December.
- MonthInText
- Returns the name of the Month that was last picked using the DatePicker, in textual format.
- Shape
- Returns the style of the button.
- ShowFeedback
- Specifies if a visual feedback should be shown for a DatePicker that as an image as background.
- Text
- Text to display on DatePicker.
- TextAlignment
- Left, center, or right.
- TextColor
- Color for button text.
- Visible
- Returns true iff the DatePicker is visible.
- Width
- Specifies the horizontal width of the DatePicker, measured in pixels.
- WidthPercent
- Specifies the horizontal width of the DatePicker as a percentage of the width of the Screen.
- Year
- the Year that was last picked using the DatePicker
Events
- AfterDateSet()
- Event that runs after the user chooses a Date in the dialog
- GotFocus()
- Indicates the cursor moved over the DatePicker so it is now possible to click it.
- LostFocus()
- Indicates the cursor moved away from the DatePicker so it is now no longer possible to click it.
- TouchDown()
- Indicates that the DatePicker was pressed down.
- TouchUp()
- Indicates that the DatePicker has been released.
Methods
- LaunchPicker()
- Launches the DatePicker popup.
- SetDateToDisplay(year,month,day)
- Allows the user to set the date to be displayed when the date picker opens. Valid values for the month field are 1-12 and 1-31 for the day field.
- SetDateToDisplayFromInstant(instant)
- Allows the user to set the date from the instant to be displayed when the date picker opens.
Image
Properties
- Animation
- This is a limited form of animation that can attach a small number of motion types to images. The allowable motions are ScrollRightSlow, ScrollRight, ScrollRightFast, ScrollLeftSlow, ScrollLeft, ScrollLeftFast, and Stop
- Height
- Specifies the vertical height of the Image, measured in pixels.
- HeightPercent
- Specifies the vertical height of the Image as a percentage of the height of the Screen.
- Picture
- Returns the path of the image’s picture.
- RotationAngle
- Specifies the angle at which the image picture appears rotated.
- ScalePictureToFit
- Specifies whether the image should be resized to match the size of the ImageView.
- Scaling
- This property determines how the picture scales according to the Height or Width of the Image. Scale proportionally (0) preserves the picture aspect ratio. Scale to fit (1) matches the Image area, even if the aspect ratio changes.
- Visible
- Returns true iff the Image is visible.
- Width
- Specifies the horizontal width of the Image, measured in pixels.
- WidthPercent
- Specifies the horizontal width of the Image as a percentage of the width of the Screen.
Label
Properties
- BackgroundColor
- Returns the label’s background color as an alpha-red-green-blue integer.
- FontBold
- Returns true if the label’s text should be bold. If bold has been requested, this property will return true, even if the font does not support bold.
- FontItalic
- Returns true if the label’s text should be italic. If italic has been requested, this property will return true, even if the font does not support italic.
- FontSize
- Returns the label’s text’s font size, measured in sp(scale-independent pixels).
- FontTypeface
- Returns the label’s text’s font face as default, serif, sans serif, or monospace.
- HTMLContent
- Returns the content of the Label as HTML. This is only useful if the HTMLFormat property is true.
- HTMLFormat
- If true, then this label will show html text else it will show plain text. Note: Not all HTML is supported.
- HasMargins
- Reports whether or not the label appears with margins. All four margins (left, right, top, bottom) are the same. This property has no effect in the designer, where labels are always shown with margins.
- Height
- Specifies the vertical height of the Label, measured in pixels.
- HeightPercent
- Specifies the vertical height of the Label as a percentage of the height of the Screen.
- Text
- Returns the text displayed by the label.
- TextAlignment
- Returns the alignment of the label’s text: center, normal (e.g., left-justified if text is written left to right), or opposite (e.g., right-justified if text is written left to right).
- TextColor
- Returns the label’s text color as an alpha-red-green-blue integer.
- Visible
- Returns true iff the Label is visible.
- Width
- Specifies the horizontal width of the Label, measured in pixels.
- WidthPercent
- Specifies the horizontal width of the Label as a percentage of the width of the Screen.
ListPicker
Properties
- BackgroundColor
- Returns the button’s background color
- Elements
- Elements property getter method
- ElementsFromString
- ElementsFromString property setter method
- Enabled
- If set, user can tap ListPicker to cause action.
- FontBold
- If set, ListPicker text is displayed in bold.
- FontItalic
- If set, ListPicker text is displayed in italics.
- FontSize
- Point size for ListPicker text.
- FontTypeface
- Font family for ListPicker text.
- Height
- Specifies the vertical height of the ListPicker, measured in pixels.
- HeightPercent
- Specifies the vertical height of the ListPicker as a percentage of the height of the Screen.
- Image
- Image to display on button.
- ItemBackgroundColor
- The background color of the ListPicker items.
- ItemTextColor
- The text color of the ListPicker items.
- Selection
- The selected item. When directly changed by the programmer, the SelectionIndex property is also changed to the first item in the ListPicker with the given value. If the value does not appear, SelectionIndex will be set to 0.
- SelectionIndex
- The index of the currently selected item, starting at 1. If no item is selected, the value will be 0. If an attempt is made to set this to a number less than 1 or greater than the number of items in the ListPicker, SelectionIndex will be set to 0, and Selection will be set to the empty text.
- Shape
- Returns the style of the button.
- ShowFeedback
- Specifies if a visual feedback should be shown for a ListPicker that as an image as background.
- ShowFilterBar
- Returns current state of ShowFilterBar indicating if Search Filter Bar will be displayed on ListPicker or not
- Text
- Text to display on ListPicker.
- TextAlignment
- Left, center, or right.
- TextColor
- Color for button text.
- Title
- Optional title displayed at the top of the list of choices.
- Visible
- Returns true iff the ListPicker is visible.
- Width
- Specifies the horizontal width of the ListPicker, measured in pixels.
- WidthPercent
- Specifies the horizontal width of the ListPicker as a percentage of the width of the Screen.
Events
- AfterPicking()
- Event to be raised after the picker activity returns its result and the properties have been filled in.
- BeforePicking()
- Event to raise when the ListPicker is clicked or the list is shown using the Open block. This event occurs before the list of items is displayed, and can be used to prepare the list before it is shown.
- GotFocus()
- Indicates the cursor moved over the ListPicker so it is now possible to click it.
- LostFocus()
- Indicates the cursor moved away from the ListPicker so it is now no longer possible to click it.
- TouchDown()
- Indicates that the ListPicker was pressed down.
- TouchUp()
- Indicates that the ListPicker has been released.
Methods
- Open()
- Opens the picker, as though the user clicked on it.
ListView
Properties
- BackgroundColor
- The color of the listview background.
- Elements
- List of text elements to show in the ListView. This willsignal an error if the elements are not text strings.
- ElementsFromString
- The TextView elements specified as a string with the items separated by commas such as: Cheese,Fruit,Bacon,Radish. Each word before the comma will be an element in the list.
- Height
- Determines the height of the list on the view.
- HeightPercent
- Specifies the vertical height of the ListView as a percentage of the height of the Screen.
- Selection
- Returns the text last selected in the ListView.
- SelectionColor
- The color of the item when it is selected.
- SelectionIndex
- The index of the currently selected item, starting at 1. If no item is selected, the value will be 0. If an attempt is made to set this to a number less than 1 or greater than the number of items in the ListView, SelectionIndex will be set to 0, and Selection will be set to the empty text.
- ShowFilterBar
- Sets visibility of ShowFilterBar. True will show the bar, False will hide it.
- TextColor
- The text color of the listview items.
- TextSize
- The text size of the listview items.
- Visible
- Returns true iff the ListView is visible.
- Width
- Determines the width of the list on the view.
- WidthPercent
- Specifies the horizontal width of the ListView as a percentage of the width of the Screen.
Events
- AfterPicking()
- Simple event to be raised after the an element has been chosen in the list. The selected element is available in the Selection property.
Notifier
Properties
- BackgroundColor
- Specifies the background color for alerts (not dialogs).
- NotifierLength
- Specifies the length of time that the alert is shown – either “short” or “long”.
- TextColor
- Specifies the text color for alerts (not dialogs).
Events
- AfterChoosing(choice)
- Event after the user has made a selection for ShowChooseDialog.
- AfterTextInput(response)
- Event raised after the user has responded to ShowTextDialog.
- ChoosingCanceled()
- Event raised when the user canceled ShowChooseDialog.
- TextInputCanceled()
- Event raised when the user canceled ShowTextDialog.
Methods
- DismissProgressDialog()
- Dismiss a previously displayed ProgressDialog box
- LogError(message)
- Writes an error message to the Android system log. See the Google Android documentation for how to access the log.
- LogInfo(message)
- Writes an information message to the Android log.
- LogWarning(message)
- Writes a warning message to the Android log. See the Google Android documentation for how to access the log.
- ShowAlert(notice)
- Display a temporary notification
- ShowChooseDialog(message,title,button1Text,button2Text,cancelable)
- Shows a dialog box with two buttons, from which the user can choose. If cancelable is true there will be an additional CANCEL button. Pressing a button will raise the AfterChoosing event. The “choice” parameter to AfterChoosing will be the text on the button that was pressed, or “Cancel” if the CANCEL button was pressed.
- ShowMessageDialog(message,title,buttonText)
- Display an alert dialog with a single button that dismisses the alert.
- ShowPasswordDialog(message,title,cancelable)
- Shows a dialog box where the user can enter password (input is masked), after which the AfterTextInput event will be raised. If cancelable is true there will be an additional CANCEL button. Entering password will raise the AfterTextInput event. The “response” parameter to AfterTextInput will be the entered password, or “Cancel” if CANCEL button was pressed.
- ShowProgressDialog(message,title)
- Shows a dialog box with an optional title and message (use empty strings if they are not wanted). This dialog box contains a spinning artifact to indicate that the program is working. It cannot be canceled by the user but must be dismissed by the App Inventor Program by using the DismissProgressDialog block.
- ShowTextDialog(message,title,cancelable)
- Shows a dialog box where the user can enter text, after which the AfterTextInput event will be raised. If cancelable is true there will be an additional CANCEL button. Entering text will raise the AfterTextInput event. The “response” parameter to AfterTextInput will be the text that was entered, or “Cancel” if the CANCEL button was pressed.
PasswordTextBox
Properties
- BackgroundColor
- The background color of the input box. You can choose a color by name in the Designer or in the Blocks Editor. The default background color is ‘default’ (shaded 3-D look).
- Enabled
- Whether the user can enter text into the PasswordTextBox. By default, this is true.
- FontBold
- Whether the font for the text should be bold. By default, it is not.
- FontItalic
- Whether the text should appear in italics. By default, it does not.
- FontSize
- The font size for the text. By default, it is 14.0 points.
- FontTypeface
- The font for the text. The value can be changed in the Designer.
- Height
- Specifies the vertical height of the PasswordTextBox, measured in pixels.
- HeightPercent
- Specifies the vertical height of the PasswordTextBox as a percentage of the height of the Screen.
- Hint
- Text that should appear faintly in the PasswordTextBox to provide a hint as to what the user should enter. This can only be seen if the
Text
property is empty. - PasswordVisible
- Visibility of password.
- Text
- Returns the textbox contents.
- TextAlignment
- Whether the text should be left justified, centered, or right justified. By default, text is left justified.
- TextColor
- The color for the text. You can choose a color by name in the Designer or in the Blocks Editor. The default text color is black.
- Visible
- Returns true iff the PasswordTextBox is visible.
- Width
- Specifies the horizontal width of the PasswordTextBox, measured in pixels.
- WidthPercent
- Specifies the horizontal width of the PasswordTextBox as a percentage of the width of the Screen.
Events
- GotFocus()
- Event raised when the PasswordTextBox is selected for input, such as by the user touching it.
- LostFocus()
- Event raised when the PasswordTextBox is no longer selected for input, such as if the user touches a different text box.
Methods
- RequestFocus()
- Sets the PasswordTextBox active.
Screen
Properties
- AboutScreen
- Information about the screen. It appears when “About this Application” is selected from the system menu. Use it to inform people about your app. In multiple screen apps, each screen has its own AboutScreen info.
- AccentColor
- This is the accent color used for highlights and other user interface accents.
- AlignHorizontal
- A number that encodes how contents of the screen are aligned horizontally. The choices are: 1 = left aligned, 2 = horizontally centered, 3 = right aligned.
- AlignVertical
- A number that encodes how the contents of the arrangement are aligned vertically. The choices are: 1 = aligned at the top, 2 = vertically centered, 3 = aligned at the bottom. Vertical alignment has no effect if the screen is scrollable.
- AppName
- This is the display name of the installed application in the phone.If the AppName is blank, it will be set to the name of the project when the project is built.
- BackgroundColor
- BackgroundColor property getter method.
- BackgroundImage
- The screen background image.
- BlocksToolkit
- A JSON string representing the subset for the screen
- CloseScreenAnimation
- The animation for closing current screen and returning to the previous screen. Valid options are default, fade, zoom, slidehorizontal, slidevertical, and none
- Height
- Screen height (y-size).
- Icon
- Specifies the name of the application icon.
- OpenScreenAnimation
- The animation for switching to another screen. Valid options are default, fade, zoom, slidehorizontal, slidevertical, and none
- PrimaryColor
- This is the primary color used for Material UI elements, such as the ActionBar.
- PrimaryColorDark
- This is the primary color used for darker elements in Material UI.
- ScreenOrientation
- The requested screen orientation, specified as a text value. Commonly used values are landscape, portrait, sensor, user and unspecified. See the Android developer documentation for ActivityInfo.Screen_Orientation for the complete list of possible settings.
- Scrollable
- When checked, there will be a vertical scrollbar on the screen, and the height of the application can exceed the physical height of the device. When unchecked, the application height is constrained to the height of the device.
- ShowListsAsJson
- If false, lists will be converted to strings using Lisp notation, i.e., as symbols separated by spaces, e.g., (a 1 b2 (c d). If true, lists will appear as in Json or Python, e.g. [“a”, 1, “b”, 2, [“c”, “d”]]. This property appears only in Screen 1, and the value for Screen 1 determines the behavior for all screens. The property defaults to “true” meaning that the App Inventor programmer must explicitly set it to “false” if Lisp syntax is desired. In older versions of App Inventor, this setting defaulted to false. Older projects should not have been affected by this default settings update.
- ShowStatusBar
- The status bar is the topmost bar on the screen. This property reports whether the status bar is visible.
- Sizing
- If set to fixed, screen layouts will be created for a single fixed-size screen and autoscaled. If set to responsive, screen layouts will use the actual resolution of the device. See the documentation on responsive design in App Inventor for more information. This property appears on Screen1 only and controls the sizing for all screens in the app.
- Theme
- Sets the theme used by the application.
- Title
- The caption for the form, which apears in the title bar
- TitleVisible
- The title bar is the top gray bar on the screen. This property reports whether the title bar is visible.
- TutorialURL
- A URL to use to populate the Tutorial Sidebar while editing a project. Used as a teaching aid.
- VersionCode
- An integer value which must be incremented each time a new Android Application Package File (APK) is created for the Google Play Store.
- VersionName
- A string which can be changed to allow Google Play Store users to distinguish between different versions of the App.
- Width
- Screen width (x-size).
Events
- BackPressed()
- Device back button pressed.
- ErrorOccurred(component,functionName,errorNumber,message)
- Event raised when an error occurs. Only some errors will raise this condition. For those errors, the system will show a notification by default. You can use this event handler to prescribe an error behavior different than the default.
- Initialize()
- Screen starting
- OtherScreenClosed(otherScreenName,result)
- Event raised when another screen has closed and control has returned to this screen.
- PermissionDenied(component,functionName,permissionName)
- Event to handle when the app user has denied a needed permission.
- PermissionGranted(permissionName)
- Event to handle when the app user has granted a needed permission. This event is only run when permission is granted in response to the AskForPermission method.
- ScreenOrientationChanged()
- Screen orientation changed
Methods
- AskForPermission(permissionName)
- Ask the user to grant access to a dangerous permission.
- HideKeyboard()
- Hide the onscreen soft keyboard.
Slider
Properties
- ColorLeft
- The color of slider to the left of the thumb.
- ColorRight
- The color of slider to the left of the thumb.
- HeightPercent
- Specifies the vertical height of the Slider as a percentage of the height of the Screen.
- MaxValue
- Sets the maximum value of slider. Changing the maximum value also resets Thumbposition to be halfway between the minimum and the (new) maximum. If the new maximum is less than the current minimum, then minimum and maximum will both be set to this value. Setting MaxValue resets the thumb position to halfway between MinValue and MaxValue and signals the PositionChanged event.
- MinValue
- Sets the minimum value of slider. Changing the minimum value also resets Thumbposition to be halfway between the (new) minimum and the maximum. If the new minimum is greater than the current maximum, then minimum and maximum will both be set to this value. Setting MinValue resets the thumb position to halfway between MinValue and MaxValue and signals the PositionChanged event.
- ThumbEnabled
- Sets whether or not to display the slider thumb.
- ThumbPosition
- Sets the position of the slider thumb. If this value is greater than MaxValue, then it will be set to same value as MaxValue. If this value is less than MinValue, then it will be set to same value as MinValue.
- Visible
- Returns true iff the Slider is visible.
- Width
- Specifies the horizontal width of the Slider, measured in pixels.
- WidthPercent
- Specifies the horizontal width of the Slider as a percentage of the width of the Screen.
Events
- PositionChanged(thumbPosition)
- Indicates that position of the slider thumb has changed.
Spinner
Properties
- Elements
- returns a list of text elements to be picked from.
- ElementsFromString
- sets the Spinner list to the elements passed in the comma-separated string
- Height
- Specifies the vertical height of the Spinner, measured in pixels.
- HeightPercent
- Specifies the vertical height of the Spinner as a percentage of the height of the Screen.
- Prompt
- Text with the current title for the Spinner window
- Selection
- Returns the current selected item in the spinner
- SelectionIndex
- The index of the currently selected item, starting at 1. If no item is selected, the value will be 0.
- Visible
- Returns true iff the Spinner is visible.
- Width
- Specifies the horizontal width of the Spinner, measured in pixels.
- WidthPercent
- Specifies the horizontal width of the Spinner as a percentage of the width of the Screen.
Events
- AfterSelecting(selection)
- Event called after the user selects an item from the dropdown list.
Methods
- DisplayDropdown()
- displays the dropdown list for selection, same action as when the user clicks on the spinner.
Switch
Properties
- BackgroundColor
- Returns the background color of the Switch as an alpha-red-green-blue integer.
- Enabled
- Returns true if the Switch is active and clickable.
- FontBold
- Returns true if the text of the Switch should be bold. If bold has been requested, this property will return true, even if the font does not support bold.
- FontItalic
- Returns true if the text of the Switch should be italic. If italic has been requested, this property will return true, even if the font does not support italic.
- FontSize
- Returns the text font size of the Switch, measured in sp(scale-independent pixels).
- FontTypeface
- Returns the text font face of the Switch as default, serif, sans serif, or monospace.
- Height
- Specifies the vertical height of the Switch, measured in pixels.
- HeightPercent
- Specifies the vertical height of the Switch as a percentage of the height of the Screen.
- On
- Returns true if the checkbox is checked.
- Text
- Returns the text displayed by the Switch.
- TextColor
- Returns the text color of the Switch as an alpha-red-green-blue integer.
- ThumbColorActive
- Returns the switch’s thumb color (button that toggles back and forth) when the switch is ON/Checked
- ThumbColorInactive
- Returns the switch’s thumb color (button that toggles back and forth) when the switch is Off/Unchecked
- TrackColorActive
- Returns the switch’s track color
- TrackColorInactive
- Color of the toggle track when switched off
- Visible
- Returns true iff the Switch is visible.
- Width
- Specifies the horizontal width of the Switch, measured in pixels.
- WidthPercent
- Specifies the horizontal width of the Switch as a percentage of the width of the Screen.
Events
- Changed()
- Default Changed event handler.
- GotFocus()
- Default GotFocus event handler.
- LostFocus()
- Default LostFocus event handler.
TextBox
Properties
- BackgroundColor
- The background color of the input box. You can choose a color by name in the Designer or in the Blocks Editor. The default background color is ‘default’ (shaded 3-D look).
- Enabled
- Whether the user can enter text into the TextBox. By default, this is true.
- FontBold
- Whether the font for the text should be bold. By default, it is not.
- FontItalic
- Whether the text should appear in italics. By default, it does not.
- FontSize
- The font size for the text. By default, it is 14.0 points.
- FontTypeface
- The font for the text. The value can be changed in the Designer.
- Height
- Specifies the vertical height of the TextBox, measured in pixels.
- HeightPercent
- Specifies the vertical height of the TextBox as a percentage of the height of the Screen.
- Hint
- Text that should appear faintly in the TextBox to provide a hint as to what the user should enter. This can only be seen if the
Text
property is empty. - MultiLine
- If true, then this text box accepts multiple lines of input, which are entered using the return key. For single line text boxes there is a Done key instead of a return key, and pressing Done hides the keyboard. The app should call the HideKeyboard method to hide the keyboard for a mutiline text box.
- NumbersOnly
- If true, then this text box accepts only numbers as keyboard input. Numbers can include a decimal point and an optional leading minus sign. This applies to keyboard input only. Even if NumbersOnly is true, you can use [set Text to] to enter any text at all.
- ReadOnly
- Whether the TextBox is read-only. By default, this is true.
- Text
- Returns the textbox contents.
- TextAlignment
- Whether the text should be left justified, centered, or right justified. By default, text is left justified.
- TextColor
- The color for the text. You can choose a color by name in the Designer or in the Blocks Editor. The default text color is black.
- Visible
- Returns true iff the TextBox is visible.
- Width
- Specifies the horizontal width of the TextBox, measured in pixels.
- WidthPercent
- Specifies the horizontal width of the TextBox as a percentage of the width of the Screen.
Events
- GotFocus()
- Event raised when the TextBox is selected for input, such as by the user touching it.
- LostFocus()
- Event raised when the TextBox is no longer selected for input, such as if the user touches a different text box.
Methods
- HideKeyboard()
- Hide the keyboard. Only multiline text boxes need this. Single line text boxes close the keyboard when the users presses the Done key.
- RequestFocus()
- Sets the TextBox active.
TimePicker
Properties
- BackgroundColor
- Returns the button’s background color
- Enabled
- If set, user can tap TimePicker to cause action.
- FontBold
- If set, TimePicker text is displayed in bold.
- FontItalic
- If set, TimePicker text is displayed in italics.
- FontSize
- Point size for TimePicker text.
- FontTypeface
- Font family for TimePicker text.
- Height
- Specifies the vertical height of the TimePicker, measured in pixels.
- HeightPercent
- Specifies the vertical height of the TimePicker as a percentage of the height of the Screen.
- Hour
- The hour of the last time set using the time picker. The hour is in a 24 hour format. If the last time set was 11:53 pm, this property will return 23.
- Image
- Image to display on button.
- Instant
- The instant of the last time set using the time picker
- Minute
- The minute of the last time set using the time picker
- Shape
- Returns the style of the button.
- ShowFeedback
- Specifies if a visual feedback should be shown for a TimePicker that as an image as background.
- Text
- Text to display on TimePicker.
- TextAlignment
- Left, center, or right.
- TextColor
- Color for button text.
- Visible
- Returns true iff the TimePicker is visible.
- Width
- Specifies the horizontal width of the TimePicker, measured in pixels.
- WidthPercent
- Specifies the horizontal width of the TimePicker as a percentage of the width of the Screen.
Events
- AfterTimeSet()
- This event is run when a user has set the time in the popup dialog.
- GotFocus()
- Indicates the cursor moved over the TimePicker so it is now possible to click it.
- LostFocus()
- Indicates the cursor moved away from the TimePicker so it is now no longer possible to click it.
- TouchDown()
- Indicates that the TimePicker was pressed down.
- TouchUp()
- Indicates that the TimePicker has been released.
Methods
- LaunchPicker()
- Launches the TimePicker popup.
- SetTimeToDisplay(hour,minute)
- Set the time to be shown in the Time Picker popup. Current time is shown by default.
- SetTimeToDisplayFromInstant(instant)
- Set the time from the instant to be shown in the Time Picker popup. Current time is shown by default.
WebViewer
Properties
- CurrentPageTitle
- Title of the page currently viewed
- CurrentUrl
- URL of the page currently viewed. This could be different from the Home URL if new pages were visited by following links.
- FollowLinks
- Determines whether to follow links when they are tapped in the WebViewer. If you follow links, you can use GoBack and GoForward to navigate the browser history.
- Height
- Specifies the vertical height of the WebViewer, measured in pixels.
- HeightPercent
- Specifies the vertical height of the WebViewer as a percentage of the height of the Screen.
- HomeUrl
- URL of the page the WebViewer should initially open to. Setting this will load the page.
- IgnoreSslErrors
- Determine whether or not to ignore SSL errors. Set to true to ignore errors. Use this to accept self signed certificates from websites.
- PromptforPermission
- If True, then prompt the user of the WebView to give permission to access the geolocation API. If False, then assume permission is granted.
- UsesLocation
- Whether or not to give the application permission to use the Javascript geolocation API. This property is available only in the designer.
- Visible
- Returns true iff the WebViewer is visible.
- WebViewString
- Gets the WebView’s String, which is viewable through Javascript in the WebView as the window.AppInventor object
- Width
- Specifies the horizontal width of the WebViewer, measured in pixels.
- WidthPercent
- Specifies the horizontal width of the WebViewer as a percentage of the width of the Screen.
Events
- PageLoaded(url)
- When a page is finished loading this event is run.
- WebViewStringChange(value)
- When the JavaScript calls AppInventor.setWebViewString this event is run.
Methods
- CanGoBack()
- Returns true if the WebViewer can go back in the history list.
- CanGoForward()
- Returns true if the WebViewer can go forward in the history list.
- ClearCaches()
- Clear WebView caches.
- ClearLocations()
- Clear stored location permissions.
- GoBack()
- Go back to the previous page in the history list. Does nothing if there is no previous page.
- GoForward()
- Go forward to the next page in the history list. Does nothing if there is no next page.
- GoHome()
- Loads the home URL page. This happens automatically when the home URL is changed.
- GoToUrl(url)
- Load the page at the given URL.


MY TRAVELS
The coldest country and has many artifacts and history.
Wealthiest country in tourism and has the tallest building in the world
Richest country with oil and beautiful stadiums
Large population, exotic fast food and sky scrappers. Also has the statue of Liberty.
Very beautiful, good food, very cultural and has the est footballers. Also has the statue of Christ The Redeemer.
Has the best food and wine, fancy accent and the Aiffel tower


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Sem Ⅳ
Assignments For Database Management Systems
Create and work with Insert,Update,Delete Trigger using Before After Caluse
Write a PL/SQL block with basic programming construct by using
Sequential statement
unconstrained loop
Creating a sequence
Sequence using clauses
Sequence for tables
Writing PL/SQL blocks with basic programming constructs by including following
If..else,if..elsif...endif
Case Statement
Write a PL/SQL block with basic programming construct by using
while loop
for loop
Write a PL/SQL block with basic programming construct by using
GOTO statement
NULL statement
Writing procedures in PL/SQL block
Create an empty procedure replace a procedure & call procedure
Create stored procedure & call it
Define Procedure to insert data
A forward declaration of procedure
Writing function in PL/SQL block
Define & Call a function
Define & use function in select clause
Count customer from a function & return value back


Canterbury Country to focus on batting after tough weekend
by Jacob PageBatting will be Canterbury Country's major focus ahead of their first Hawke Cup game next month after a tough two games against Otago A at Rangiora's Main Power Oval.
Otago A got the better of Canterbury Country across the two matches, winning the 50-over encounter on Friday by four wickets and controlling the drawn two-day fixture on Saturday and Sunday.
Canterbury Country will start their Hawke Cup campaign against Buller in Westport on December 8 and 9.
They scored 216/7 in their 50 overs thanks to 60 from Harry Chamberlain and 56 from Ben Hartland.
The pair combined for a 116-run third wicket partnership.
Canterbury Country were unable to make the most of the platform as they only managed 60 runs from the final 17 overs as Otago A kept chipping away with regular wickets which stalled the run rate.
Otago A openers Camden Hawkins (62) and Brad Kneebone (80) shared in a 143-run opening stand.
Canterbury Country fought back to make the run chase a tense one, thanks in part to four wickets from quick bowler Arafat Bhuiyan. But Otago A reached the target with three wickets and 13 deliveries to spare.
Canterbury Country's batsmen struggled to occupy the crease in the two-day fixture.
Otago A amassed 274 all out batting first, with Hawkins adding 51 and wicket-keeper Max Chu adding 84 at No 6.
Bhuiyan, Jed Roberts and Tim Gruijters each took three wickets for the hosts.
Canterbury Country replied with 172 all out.
Hartland (32), Chamberlain (30) and Will Hamilton (33) all got starts but none were able to make a big score.
Following on, Canterbury Country were 71/3 when the match was called a draw.


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Alternate Jerseys and ESPN author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>excerpt: " \n\nI swear at the beginning of the season, I heard that they Cubs were not going to use those alternate home jerseys. I believe in the past, it has been up to the starting pitcher if the team wears pinstripes or the blues.\n\nI cannot express how much I hate these blue jerseys.  Plus, they look like slow-pitch softball beer league jerseys. " wordpress_id: 28 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.wordpress.com/?p=28 date: '2008-04-21 23:31:35 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-04-21 23:31:35 +0000' categories: - Broadcasters/Networks - The Cubs tags: - American League East - ESPN - Jerseys - Red Sox - Yankees comments: - id: 8 author: andy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://journalofweightsandmeasures.blogspot.com/ date: '2008-04-22 20:06:48 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-04-22 20:06:48 +0000' content: They talked about the Yankees a lot during the broadcast. In fact, when Derek Lee, one of baseball's most exciting hitters was up to bat, they were droning on and on about the Yankees. ---
I swear at the beginning of the season, I heard that they Cubs were not going to use those alternate home jerseys. I believe in the past, it has been up to the starting pitcher if the team wears pinstripes or the blues.
  Plus, they look like slow-pitch softball beer league jerseys. The Cubs are an historic franchise and I think traditional jerseys are classy and are a good exhibit of that history.
It's fairly shocking to me to see ESPN broadcast games two nights in a row, and neither are Red Sox or Yankee games. How many times tonight do you think they will mention the Red Sox, the Yankees or the American League East?


features
IyaSchool is a school management platform. It provides a convenient and efficient way to maintain school records as well as manage your day to day administration. IyaSchool platform is accessible via your desktop, your tablet or your mobile phone. Below is a summary of the key features.
Overview
- Online school management platform
- Access anywhere anytime, via desktop, tablet or mobile phone
- Quick access to school info including programs, subjects, etc.
- Quick access to staff, student and class details
- Staff, guardian and student user access
- Job title based access permissions for staff
- Student attendance management
- Class timetables/routines
- Exams/Performance management
- Messaging and notification to staff, guardians and students
- Reports - attendance and exam results
Programs / Departments/ Subjects / Levels
- View/edit all departments at school
- View/edit all academic programs offered by school
- View/edit all grades / levels offered by school
- View/edit all subjects / courses offered by school
Classes / Streams
- Create/edit classes
- Add courses to each class
- Create new streams (at beginning of academic year)
Staff
- Enter/edit job titles details
- Create/edit staff records - set job title (determines access privileges on site)
- Assign courses to staff
Students
- Enter/edit student details
- Batch file upload of student list
- List students by class/grade
- Students can view notice board
- Students can edit own access credentials, change password
- Assign class/stream to student
Guardians
- Enter/edit guardian details
- Can be attached to one or more students
- Can view student timetable, results, attendance
- Can view notices on site
- Receive notices from school via email / sms
- Can edit own access credentials, change password
Class Timetables & Attendance
- View class timetables for each class
- Teacher can enter/edit student attendance by class
- View class attendance report for a period
- Guardians & students can view student report
Exams / Performance Mgt
- Teachers can set exams
- Enter/edit marks rapidly for each exam and class
- Set Exam Schedule
- Guardians & students can view, only their own results
- Customise Score Rating Chart for each level
- Download results in csv / pdf
Reports
- Student performance reports
- Student attendance reports
- Students and guardians can view their respective reports
- Class teachers create/edit reports for respective classes
School Calendar
- View academic year / term or semester cycle
- View/edit school holidays
- View/edit school events
Notices & Messages
- Can send batch emails to all/select parents, teachers, students
- Students & parents can view notices, recieve messages
User Management & Permissions
- IyaSchool uses a mix of group-based permissions and object owner permissions
- Staff user access privileges based on job title
- ‘Admin’ groups have permission to create users (groups: ‘school_administrators’, ‘head_teachers’, ‘deputy_heads’)
- Users linked to profiles (ie staff, student, guardian profiles)
- Students and guardians have limited view only access for the most part.
- User activation via email confirmation
- Users can edit own access credentials, change password


public class Adler32 extends Checksum
The specification for Adler-32 may be found in RFC 1950. (ZLIB Compressed Data Format Specification version 3.3).
From that document:
"ADLER32 (Adler-32 checksum) This contains a checksum value of the uncompressed data (excluding any dictionary data) computed according to Adler-32 algorithm. This algorithm is a 32-bit extension and improvement of the Fletcher algorithm, used in the ITU-T X.224 / ISO 8073 standard.
Adler-32 is composed of two sums accumulated per byte: s1
is the sum of all bytes, s2
is the sum of all s1 values. Both
sums are done modulo 65521
. s1
is initialized to 1
, s2
to zero. The Adler-32 checksum is
stored as s2*65536 + s1
in most- significant-byte first (network) order."
"8.2. The Adler-32 algorithm
The Adler-32 algorithm is much faster than the CRC32 algorithm yet still provides an extremely low probability of undetected errors.
The modulo on unsigned long
accumulators can be delayed for 5552
bytes, so the modulo operation time is negligible. If
the bytes are a
, b
, c
, the second sum is 3a + 2b + c + 3
, and so is position and order
sensitive, unlike the first sum, which is just a checksum. That 65521
is prime is important to avoid a possible large class of
two-byte errors that leave the check unchanged. (The Fletcher checksum uses 255
, which is not prime and which also makes the
Fletcher check insensitive to single byte changes 0 <-> 255
.)
The sum s1
is initialized to 1
instead of zero to make the length of the sequence part of s2
, so that the
length does not have to be checked separately. (Any sequence of zeroes has a Fletcher checksum of zero.)"
Changes for TotalCross:
Extends the abstract class Checksum
(which was originally an interface).
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Adler32()
Creates a new instance of the
Adler32 class. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
long |
getValue()
Returns the Adler-32 data checksum computed so far.
|
void |
reset()
Resets the Adler-32 checksum to the initial value.
|
void |
update(byte[] buffer)
Updates the checksum with the bytes taken from the array.
|
void |
update(byte[] buf,
int off,
int len)
Updates the checksum with the bytes taken from the array.
|
void |
update(int bval)
Updates the checksum with the byte passed as a parameter.
|
public Adler32()
Adler32
class. The checksum starts off with a value of 1.public void reset()
public void update(int bval)
bval
- The data value to add. The higher byte of the integer is ignored.public void update(byte[] buffer)
buffer
- An array of bytes.public void update(byte[] buf, int off, int len)
buf
- An array of bytes.off
- The start of the data used for this update.len
- The number of bytes to use for this update.public long getValue()
long
with the data checksum computed so far.


Originally developed for video capture, a ScriptEntity can be used to change window Views, to create automatic zooming and panning, and to toggle video capture during a run. Furthermore, keywords defined in the script file can be used to modify simulation and object parameters initially defined in the input configuration file.
At present, the ScriptEnity cannot be dragged and dropped into a model. It can only be created by editing the configuration file.
The ScriptEntity object takes only one keyword, which is the path to a script (.scr) file.
The script file contains sets of model inputs preceded by the Time keyword under the ScriptEntity object.
Inputs for .scr file
|
Keyword |
Description |
|
Time |
The simulated time at which the subsequent inputs are executed. |
For example, the following inputs can be entered into a .scr file and then referenced by a ScriptEntity object to slow down the model at a given point in the simulation run:
ScriptEntity1 Time { 24.0 h }
Simulation RealTime { TRUE }
Simulation RealTimeFactor { 1200 }
ScriptEntity1 Time { 30.0 h }
Simulation RealTime { FALSE }


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“The city is an open canvas, where people can inscribe their stories in many ways. Such processes have always been happening.” Carlo Ratti_
"Paint by Drone" is the world’s first crowdsourced graffiti, designed by thousands of people on a collaborative web interface and painted by a swarm of drones in the city of Torino, Italy. The final vertical graffiti was created by four drones flying simultaneously over two consecutive days. Each drone carried a tank of spray paint and sketched the individual designs on the canvas.
 And then, how can we make a wise use of technology in order to reproduce such a drawing onto ? These very questions were at the basis of the concept - as show in the schematic below.from a collaborative drawing...
In order to collect contribution from a vast audience, we launched for two months a
in which users from all over the world could draw . In the first place, the interface was very basic: you could with fingers or mouse track and you could .We based the app on a
: digital canvas size was respecting the real dimensions of 12x15 meters, hence each user could draw with a digital spray can for about 10 meters only. So we asked the audience to respond to a simple question: ? Needless to say, first results were a bit cahotic.As an invisible hand over the crowdsourcing process,
, using a backend app which allowed us to before it became public. That helped avoiding shameful content and gave us designers a chance to the final output.And below the final result as it came to be:
- including the outline of the Mole Antonelliana - and some more .... to a drone painter
The drone infrastructure looked relatively simple: we took the final drawing, broke it into segments that a drone could reproduce and we created
- so to give drones time to and .Each drone was equipped with a
with was operated by a sort of a electro-mechanical handle. Besides that, each drone also carried a powerfulIn order to trace the position of the drone in
, the canvas was equipped with 9 antennas and each drone carried a signal relay. The tech system, developed by Links Foundation, is called .And so from the lab we moved to the site to prepare for a
. It was a warm Italian summer...final graffiti
is a former IVECO-FIAT factory, located in a multi-cultural neighbourhood on the outskirt of Turin. Choosing to showcase - hence avoiding Turin's majestic plazas - was surely a political choice.
From a technical perspective some lines are quite messy, as wind turbolences obviously affected the final result. Still isn't it part of the
- in this case the drone?That's how we managed to take a
and drawing it on a 200 square meter facade.Behind the scenes
Compagnia di San Paolo, ideated and curated by Carlo Ratti Associati, coordinated and produced by Fondazione LINKS with Tsuru Robotics project management, engaging with communities, construction site supervisioning drones development, web app development Andrea Guermani Actingout


Pick how often to Ping. Pick how often to Pong. Pick how long to play.
Pings are worth 1 point. Pongs are worth 2 points. Ping-Pongs are worth 5 points.
Winner!!!!!
Tie Game!


the paths the Dir Class constructor
the name of the directory
the parent directory of the directory
the path of the directory
the root of the directory
The timestamp indicating when the file have been created
The timestamp indicating the last time this file was accessed.
The timestamp indicating the last time this file status was changed.
The timestamp indicating the last time this file was modified.
the size of the file
copy the directory to another location
the destination folder
rename the folder copy
if true resolves the destination path based on the dir path
creates the directory (if it doesn't exits)
create a directory inside the directory
the name of the directory
create parent directories if doesn't exits
create a file inside the directory
the file you want to create
create parent directories if doesn't exits
deletes the directory even if it's not empty
deletes every directory the matches the regex in the dir and sub dir
the regex
delete every file the matches the regex passed in
the regex
delete every thing (where it's a file or a folder) that matches the regex passed in
the regex
returns true if the directory exists
loops through every thing inside the directory
the callback
options
loops through every directory inside the directory
the callback
options
loops through every file inside the directory
the callback
options
gets a folder inside the directory
gets a file inside the directory
get the stats of the directory
move the directory to another location
the destination folder
rename the folder
if true resolves the destination path based on the dir path
reads the directory
reads te directory and convert it to File and Dir objects
rename the directory
the newName
get the stats of the directory
stops watching the directory
watches the directory
create a dir in the tmp directory
Generated using TypeDoc
the Dir Class is used to help you work with folders


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Madison Mini Maker Faire bringing blend of science, county fun to Monona Terrace
by Brandon ArbuckleMADISON, Wis. - The Madison Mini Maker Faire is bringing its blend of science and county fun to the Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center on Sunday.
According to a news release from the city of Madison, the family-friendly showcase will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The release said fairgoers can participate in the following events and activities:
- View Tesla coil educational presentations and a theatrical performance, “Rook, The Tesla Knight vs. The Evil Dr. Ion"
- See AudioBody Electronic Circus Arts, which uses music, comedy and technology featuring kaleidoscopic LED strobes
- Build a large-scale collaborative mural made of biodegradable balloons with Airigami Bubble Mural
- Make a small architectural model with educators from Taliesin Preservation
- Create your own LED light-up bracelet with designers from Delve
- Learn about homegrown discoveries with the Wisconsin Science Museum
- A Q&A with Wisconsin Public Radio's WHYsconsin reporters
- Learn how to create a bonsai with the Badger Bonsai Society
- Color a black-light mural inspired by Dino-Light
- Try this year's robotics challenge with Phoenix Force Robotics
- Wisconsin Lego Users Group
The fair will also feature a new dark room space.
Adult tickets will cost $10 each. Tickets for children ages 5 to 11 will cost $5 each. Tickets can be bought online or at the door.


CanvasXpress: Scalable Architecture
BioIT 2019
Bristol Myers Squibb - Isaac Neuhaus
Huge Heatmap > 1 million data points
Acknowledgement
Connie Brett: Co-developer and Maintainer of the R package
Thank you!
Bristol Myers Squibb - Isaac Neuhaus


Update On T.Y. Hilton Ahead Of Tonight’s Game vs. Texans
by Alek ArendT.Y. Hilton has missed the Colts’ last three contests due to a calf injury. But things are trending in the right direction for Hilton – and it looks like there’s a strong chance he plays against the Texans on Thursday Night Football.
James Palmer of NFL Network reports Hilton “believes he’s good to go” against Houston tonight. This would be a massive boost for the Indianapolis offense.
According to Palmer, the Colts “don’t have any issue with him not practicing and playing.” Houston is also expecting Hilton to play tonight.
We’ll have to wait and see until later tonight whether or not the receiver will be available to play. Indianapolis is hoping Hilton can play against the Texans.
Tonight’s contest is a pivotal AFC South Division match-up. The Colts are currently in first place in the division and have the No. 3 seed in the AFC Playoff picture. But Houston is not so far behind.
In fact, both the Texans and Colts share the same record at 6-4. But Indianapolis holds the tie-breaker due to their 30-23 victory over Houston in Week 7. The Texans can take the division lead on Thursday night with a win.
Texans-Colts kicks off at 8:20 p.m. ET on FOX and NFL Network.


I am most excited to learn in an envirnment that facilitates collaberation. The other online classes I have taken, peers are inaccessible. In the long run, that fosters imposter syndrome because everybody else feels so far ahead. I am also excited to start new projects and work on my weaknesses.


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--- author_id: 008 author_name: Paul Siegell genre: fiction usual_genre_grammared: poet issue: 1 title: Fraternity Brothers categories: issue1 layout: creative-post bio: Take Out Delivery (Spuyten Duyvil, 2018), as well as wild life rifle fire, jambandbootleg, and Poemergency Room. He is a senior editor at Painted Bride Quarterly and has contributed to American Poetry Review, Black Warrior Review, Rattle, and many other fine journals. Kindly find more of his work—and concrete poetry t-shirts—at ReVeLeR @ eYeLeVeL and @paulsiegell. interview_1: > Poetry.  It's my default setting. interview_2: > It couldn't be done as a poem. Or, rather, I couldn't do it as a poem. There's too much set up and the characters needed a bit more room. I didn't want to rush the scenes. Felt right to let the line breaks go. interview_3: > Writing in full sentences was a bit of a trip. And the choreography of the characters was something that I really had to think about. I still wanted to write with concision, so figuring out what wasn't important to the plot—even having a plot—was kind of an extra step for me. A fun challenge all around. ---
is the author ofA little later they come out of the dorms, and in the sun, surprised, his father recognizes someone in the confusion of move-in day.
“—Are you Ethan?”
“Uh,” says Ethan, interrupted from acting like he wasn’t just eyeing those long legs and all that lip-gloss. He hesitates, then reluctantly reveals his identity.
“—Ethan Laskin, right? I’m Jerry, Jerry Adelman.” Jerry extends his hand. “This is amazing! I’m an old friend of your mother and father. Are they still around?” Parents with campus maps and yaffa blocks, freshmen with suitcases and poster tubes, all finding their way in the courtyard of letting go and everything new.
“Oh, no. They just left a few minutes ago.”
“Oh. Well, this is my son, Seth.” The sons shake hands, find out they used to play together, and the conversation rolls until awkwardness overcomes.
 “All that unpacking made me hungry,” Sharon says. The restaurant’s crowded. Father and freshman grab a table in the back while mom and little bro-bro order at the register.
 Just like that. Happy first day of college, kid.
Shut-struck, Seth says nothing. His what-the-hell hands and what-the-fuck face say it instead.
“—Don’t worry, though,” Jerry adds. “We always had them at their house.” Seth’s disgusted. Jerry takes a sip of his self-serve soda and mother and child arrive with lunch.
Seth, he takes a deep breath, looks at his watch. All right: enough. Looks at his brother, smiles. Out-of-state tuition means out-of-state parents.
That night, Seth doesn’t get to bed until after four in the morning.
Not one day deeper into the big next step, and, surprise, Seth and Ethan run into each other on campus. “—Hey,” Ethan smiles, recognizing Seth, “you’re the guy with the funny father from the other day.”
Soon after they wind up playing NHL ’94 in Ethan’s room, and under the “D’oh!” of a Homer Simpson poster, Seth checks their latest development of silence. “Dude, I gotta tell you something.
Thumbing the buttons in his hands, Ethan goes, “Oh-kay.” He sets up a one-timer. Shot saved. “Ah. What’d he say?”
“Well, he told me that your parents and my parents used to have sex parties back in the day.”
“—What!?” Ethan drops his controller. “—Wait, what? Seriously?” The pixels of his hockey players lose their motivation. “—Seriously!?”
Seth nods. Ethan leaps for the phone, dials. Seth hits pause.
“Hi, mom—Yeah, everything’s great—Doing good, doing good—Yeah, thanks—Uh huh—OK, sounds good—So, listen, do you remember Jerry Adelman?—Yeah, Jerry and Sharon Adelman—Right, right—I’m here with Seth, their son—Yeah, pretty crazy.”
Ethan looks at Seth. “My mom says, ‘Hi.’”
Seth chuckles, says, “Hi.”
Ethan looks away. “Seth says, ‘Hi’—Yeah, so, actually, Mom, Seth says that you and dad used to have sex parties with his parents—”
Seth shifts his weight in the chair. Ethan hasn’t said a word in over a minute. When he hangs up, he nods affirmative. “Our parents had sex parties, man.”
Having already accepted it, Seth agrees. “Yeah.”
Ethan goes, “But my mom said I shouldn’t worry. She said they always had them at your house.”
Seth shakes his head, chuckles. “Motherfuckers.”


SyllabusCourse informationAutumn 2014, Tuesdays 9:30am-11:30am Target audienceThis course is intended for graduate students in bioscience programs who want to develop programming skills using the MATLAB computing environment. No previous programming experience is required. Course summaryData analysis, visualization, and basic modeling techniques commonly encountered in biosciences research. Fundamentals of the MATLAB computing environment, programming and debugging, data import/export, data structures, plotting, image analysis, statistical tools. Examples and assignments will draw from a range of topics applicable to bioscience research, e.g. frequency analysis, genetic data mining, ion channel kinetics, neural spike rasters and spike-triggered averages, cell counting in fluorescence images, regression, PCA, and stochastic simulation. Assignments will be practical in nature and will demonstrate how to implement specific analyses that a biosciences student is likely to encounter. However, the skills taught are broadly applicable and specific knowledge of the examples covered is not necessary. CourseworkCoursework will consist of a weekly programming assignment that will be due at the beginning of the next class. Typically, the assignment description will be accompanied by helpful starter code. After an assignment is due, an example solution will be provided. We encourage you to read over the sample solution even if you were able to get everything to work on your own, as it will show best practices and useful extra tricks, tips, and MATLAB functions that we might not cover in class. A final project will allow students to work on a topic of their own choosing. Schedule (tentative)
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The while statement creates a loop that executes a specified statement as long as the test condition evaluates to true. The condition is evaluated before executing the statement.
while (condition) { statement }
condition
statement
is executed. When condition evaluates to false, execution continues with the statement after the while
loop.statement
{ ... }
) to group those statements.The following while
loop iterates as long as n
is less than three.
var n = 0; var x = 0; while (n < 3) { n++; x += n; }
Each iteration, the loop increments n
and adds it to x
. Therefore, x
and n
take on the following values:
n
= 1 and x
= 1n
= 2 and x
= 3n
= 3 and x
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LibDriver AT24CXX
2.0.0
AT24CXX full function driver
|
at24cxx base driver modules More...
Data Structures | |
| struct | at24cxx_handle_s |
| at24cxx handle structure definition More... | |
| struct | at24cxx_info_s |
| at24cxx information structure definition More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct at24cxx_handle_s | at24cxx_handle_t |
| at24cxx handle structure definition More... | |
| typedef struct at24cxx_info_s | at24cxx_info_t |
| at24cxx information structure definition More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | at24cxx_t { AT24C01 = 127 , AT24C02 = 255 , AT24C04 = 511 , AT24C08 = 1023 , AT24C16 = 2047 , AT24C32 = 4095 , AT24C64 = 8191 , AT24C128 = 16383 , AT24C256 = 32767 } |
| at24cxx type enumeration definition More... | |
| enum | at24cxx_address_t { AT24CXX_ADDRESS_A000 = 0 , AT24CXX_ADDRESS_A001 = 1 , AT24CXX_ADDRESS_A010 = 2 , AT24CXX_ADDRESS_A011 = 3 , AT24CXX_ADDRESS_A100 = 4 , AT24CXX_ADDRESS_A101 = 5 , AT24CXX_ADDRESS_A110 = 6 , AT24CXX_ADDRESS_A111 = 7 } |
| at24cxx address enumeration definition More... | |
Functions | |
| uint8_t | at24cxx_info (at24cxx_info_t *info) |
| get chip's information More... | |
| uint8_t | at24cxx_init (at24cxx_handle_t *handle) |
| initialize the chip More... | |
| uint8_t | at24cxx_deinit (at24cxx_handle_t *handle) |
| close the chip More... | |
| uint8_t | at24cxx_set_type (at24cxx_handle_t *handle, at24cxx_t type) |
| set the chip type More... | |
| uint8_t | at24cxx_get_type (at24cxx_handle_t *handle, at24cxx_t *type) |
| get the chip type More... | |
| uint8_t | at24cxx_set_addr_pin (at24cxx_handle_t *handle, at24cxx_address_t addr_pin) |
| set the chip address pin More... | |
| uint8_t | at24cxx_get_addr_pin (at24cxx_handle_t *handle, at24cxx_address_t *addr_pin) |
| get the chip address pin More... | |
| uint8_t | at24cxx_read (at24cxx_handle_t *handle, uint16_t address, uint8_t *buf, uint16_t len) |
| read bytes from the chip More... | |
| uint8_t | at24cxx_write (at24cxx_handle_t *handle, uint16_t address, uint8_t *buf, uint16_t len) |
| write bytes to the chip More... | |
at24cxx base driver modules
| typedef struct at24cxx_handle_s at24cxx_handle_t |
at24cxx handle structure definition
| typedef struct at24cxx_info_s at24cxx_info_t |
at24cxx information structure definition
| enum at24cxx_address_t |
at24cxx address enumeration definition
Definition at line 79 of file driver_at24cxx.h.
| enum at24cxx_t |
at24cxx type enumeration definition
Definition at line 63 of file driver_at24cxx.h.
| uint8_t at24cxx_deinit | ( | at24cxx_handle_t * | handle | ) |
close the chip
| [in] | *handle | points to a at24cxx handle structure |
Definition at line 136 of file driver_at24cxx.c.
| uint8_t at24cxx_get_addr_pin | ( | at24cxx_handle_t * | handle, |
| at24cxx_address_t * | addr_pin | ||
| ) |
get the chip address pin
| [in] | *handle | points to a at24cxx handle structure |
| [out] | *addr_pin | points to a chip address pin |
Definition at line 231 of file driver_at24cxx.c.
| uint8_t at24cxx_get_type | ( | at24cxx_handle_t * | handle, |
| at24cxx_t * | type | ||
| ) |
get the chip type
| [in] | *handle | points to a at24cxx handle structure |
| [out] | *type | points to a chip type buffer |
Definition at line 188 of file driver_at24cxx.c.
| uint8_t at24cxx_info | ( | at24cxx_info_t * | info | ) |
get chip's information
| [out] | *info | points to a at24cxx info structure |
Definition at line 457 of file driver_at24cxx.c.
| uint8_t at24cxx_init | ( | at24cxx_handle_t * | handle | ) |
initialize the chip
| [in] | *handle | points to a at24cxx handle structure |
Definition at line 62 of file driver_at24cxx.c.
| uint8_t at24cxx_read | ( | at24cxx_handle_t * | handle, |
| uint16_t | address, | ||
| uint8_t * | buf, | ||
| uint16_t | len | ||
| ) |
read bytes from the chip
| [in] | *handle | points to a at24cxx handle structure |
| [in] | address | is the register address |
| [out] | *buf | points to a data buffer |
| [in] | len | is the buffer length |
Definition at line 257 of file driver_at24cxx.c.
| uint8_t at24cxx_set_addr_pin | ( | at24cxx_handle_t * | handle, |
| at24cxx_address_t | addr_pin | ||
| ) |
set the chip address pin
| [in] | *handle | points to a at24cxx handle structure |
| [in] | addr_pin | is the chip address pin |
Definition at line 209 of file driver_at24cxx.c.
| uint8_t at24cxx_set_type | ( | at24cxx_handle_t * | handle, |
| at24cxx_t | type | ||
| ) |
set the chip type
| [in] | *handle | points to a at24cxx handle structure |
| [in] | type | is the chip type |
Definition at line 167 of file driver_at24cxx.c.
| uint8_t at24cxx_write | ( | at24cxx_handle_t * | handle, |
| uint16_t | address, | ||
| uint8_t * | buf, | ||
| uint16_t | len | ||
| ) |
write bytes to the chip
| [in] | *handle | points to a at24cxx handle structure |
| [in] | address | is the register address |
| [in] | *buf | points to a data buffer |
| [in] | len | is the buffer length |
Definition at line 359 of file driver_at24cxx.c.


Methods
(static) Volume#snapshot(id, name, callbackopt)
Create a snapshot from the volume.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
id |
string | The id of the volume to snapshot | |
name |
string | The name with which to create the snapshot. See the official docs for valid attributes. | |
callback |
requestCallback |
<optional> |
callback that handles the response |
- Source:
action(imageId, parametersOrType, callbackopt)
Create an action on the identified image.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
imageId |
number | The id of the image for which to create the action | |
parametersOrType |
string | object | The name of the action to create or an object with key value pairs of parameters. | |
callback |
requestCallback |
<optional> |
callback that handles the response |
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convert(dropletId, callbackopt)
If the image is a backup, wwitch the identified image from a backup to a snapshot.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
dropletId |
number | The id of the image for which to create the action | |
callback |
requestCallback |
<optional> |
callback that handles the response |
- Source:
delete(id, callbackopt)
Delete the identified image object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
id |
number | The id of the image to delete | |
callback |
requestCallback |
<optional> |
callback that handles the response |
- Source:
get(id, callbackopt)
Get the identified image object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
id |
number | The id of the image to retrieve | |
callback |
requestCallback |
<optional> |
callback that handles the response |
- Source:
getAction(imageId, id, callbackopt)
Get the identified action object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
imageId |
number | The id of the image for which to retrieve the action | |
id |
number | The id of the action to retrieve | |
callback |
requestCallback |
<optional> |
callback that handles the response |
- Source:
list(page or queryObjectopt, perPageopt, callbackopt)
List image objects.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
page or queryObject |
number | object |
<optional> |
page number to retrieve or key value pairs of query parameters |
perPage |
number |
<optional> |
number of result per page to retrieve |
callback |
listRequestCallback |
<optional> |
callback that handles the response |
- Source:
listActions(id, page or queryObjectopt, perPageopt, callbackopt)
List of action objects.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
id |
number | ID of Droplet for which to retrieve actions | |
page or queryObject |
number | object |
<optional> |
page number to retrieve or key value pairs of query parameters |
perPage |
number |
<optional> |
number of result per page to retrieve |
callback |
listRequestCallback |
<optional> |
callback that handles the response |
- Source:
transfer(imageId, parametersOrRegionSlug, callbackopt)
Add the image to an additional region.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
imageId |
number | The id of the image for which to create the action | |
parametersOrRegionSlug |
string | object | If a string, the identifier of the region. Otherwise, an object with required keys of `region`. See the official docs for valid attributes. | |
callback |
requestCallback |
<optional> |
callback that handles the response |
- Source:
update(id, attributes, callbackopt)
Update the identified image object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
id |
number | The id of the image to update | |
attributes |
object | The attributes with which to create the Droplet. See the official docs for valid attributes. | |
callback |
requestCallback |
<optional> |
callback that handles the response |
- Source:


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counter-increment | counter-reset | counter-set

Go to store

Go to meat counter

Ask butcher for skirt steak

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$counter-increment: (); $counter-increment: map-merge( ( "name": "name", ), $counter-increment ); $counter-reset: (); $counter-reset: map-merge( ( "name": "name", ), $counter-reset ); $counter-set: (); $counter-set: map-merge( ( "name": "name", ), $counter-set );


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| SUMMARY: INNER | FIELD | CONST | PROP | METHOD | OP | EVENT | DETAIL: FIELD | CONST | PROP | METHOD | OP | EVENT |
A loader for templates stored on the file system.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.ArrayList |
paths
The paths to search for templates. |
| System.Collections.Hashtable |
templatePaths
Used to map the path that a template was found on so that we can properly check the modification times of the files. |
| Fields inherited from class NVelocity.Runtime.Resource.Loader.ResourceLoader |
|---|
| className, isCachingOn_Renamed_Field, modificationCheckInterval, rsvc |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
|
FileResourceLoader() Initializes a new instance of the FileResourceLoader class. |
| Properties inherited from class NVelocity.Runtime.Resource.Loader.ResourceLoader |
|---|
| CachingOn, ClassName, ModificationCheckInterval |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
| long | getLastModified(NVelocity.Runtime.Resource.Resource resource) |
| System.IO.Stream |
getResourceStream(string templateName) Get an InputStream so that the Runtime can build a template with it. |
| void | init(Commons.Collections.ExtendedProperties configuration) |
| bool |
isSourceModified(NVelocity.Runtime.Resource.Resource resource) How to keep track of all the modified times across the paths. |
| Methods inherited from class NVelocity.Runtime.Resource.Loader.ResourceLoader |
|---|
| commonInit, isCachingOn |
| Methods inherited from class System.Object |
|---|
| Equals, Finalize, GetHashCode, GetType, MemberwiseClone, ToString |
| Field Detail |
|---|
protected System.Collections.ArrayList paths
The paths to search for templates.
protected System.Collections.Hashtable templatePaths
Used to map the path that a template was found on so that we can properly check the modification times of the files.
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public FileResourceLoader()
Initializes a new instance of the FileResourceLoader class.
| Method Detail |
|---|
public long getLastModified(NVelocity.Runtime.Resource.Resource resource)
public System.IO.Stream getResourceStream(string templateName)
Get an InputStream so that the Runtime can build a template with it.
Parameters:
name
- name of template to getpublic void init(Commons.Collections.ExtendedProperties configuration)
public bool isSourceModified(NVelocity.Runtime.Resource.Resource resource)
How to keep track of all the modified times across the paths.
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Step 1: Go to Oracle-Java website and download thedk-8u121-macosx-x64.dmg
file.
Step 2: Go to JSkyCalc website and download the executable tar file.
Step 3: Use command mkdir ~/JSkyCalc
to create an empty directory in your home directory and name it JSkyCalc. Then, move executable tar file JSkyCalc.jar
into this directory.
Step 4: Use command jar -xvf JSkyCalc.jar
from within ~/JSkyCalc
directory to unpack jar file.
Step 5: Edit skycalcsites.dat
to add Mount Laguna Observatory as the first site (above Kitt Peak)--it will become the default. You may have to comment out an observatory to make room.
"Mount Laguna Obs.", 7.76173, 32.84, 8., 1, "Pacific", "P", 1859., 1859.
Step 6: Add following lines to your ~/.bash_profile
file.
# use jsky command in any directory to start JSkyCalc
alias jsky='java JSkyCalc'
CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:~/JSkyCalc
export CLASSPATH
Step 7: Finally, use the command source ~/.bash_profile
to source the file and then use jsky command to start using JSkyCalc from any directory!
Step 8: The following line is the general format for JSkyCalc (.dat) files.
Name_no_blanks hh mm ss dd mm ss equinox +++
It's fine if all your stars have equinox=2000. Here is an example of observe-star.dat
formatted for JSkyCalc.
some_star 00 37 52.92 -09 42 16.5 2000.0 +++


| waldo-package {waldo} | R Documentation |
Compare complex R objects and reveal the key differences. Designed particularly for use in testing packages where being able to quickly isolate key differences makes understanding test failures much easier.
Maintainer: Hadley Wickham<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Other contributors:
RStudio [copyright holder]
Useful links:


Marchisio: The best player in the history of football is Andres Iniesta
The Italian revealed his admiration for the former Barcelona midfielder
by Sport.esEx-Italy international Claudio Marchisio considers former Barcelona midfielder Andres Iniesta the best to ever play the game.
Marchisio, who recently retired from football, was full of praise for Iniesta: "How did Iniesta not win a Ballon d'Or? I don't understand it. He has three brains, one in his right foot, one in his left foot and another in his head.
"Barcelona have Lionel Messi, but for me the best player in history is Andres Iniesta."
It's worth pointing out that Messi won the Ballon d'Or in 2010, the year that Spain won the World Cup, when many thought it would be Iniesta.
Marchisio continued: "It's impressive how easy he can play the game. He was Barcelona's lethal weapon."
The former Juventus midfielder faced Iniesta on various occasions for club and country and is running out of adjectives to describe him.


This section describes some possible problems with layout managers and provides workarounds when available.
Issue 1: Call to invalidate()
and validate()
increases component size
Cause: Due to some specifics of the GridBagLayout
layout manager, if ipadx
or ipady
is set, and invalidate()
and validate()
are called, then the size of the component increases to the value of ipadx
or ipady
. This happens because the GridBagLayout
layout manager iteratively calculates the amount of space needed to store the component within the container.
Workaround: The JDK does not provide a reliable and simple way to detect if the layout manager should rearrange components or not in such a case, but there is a very simple workaround. Use components with the overridden method getPreferredSize()
, which always returns the current needed size as shown in Example 10-1.
Issue 2: Infinite recursion with validate()
from any Container.doLayout()
method
Cause: Invoking validate()
from any Container.doLayout()
method can lead to infinite recursion because AWT itself invokes doLayout()
from validate()
.


Analysis of annual average ocean water level time series from long (minimum length 80 years) individual records, providing improved estimates of trend (mean sea level) and associated real-time velocities and accelerations. Improved trend estimates are based on Singular Spectrum Analysis methods. Various gap-filling options are included to accommodate incomplete time series records. The package also contains a forecasting module to consider the implication of user defined quantum of sea level rise between the end of the available historical record and the year 2100. A wide range of screen and pdf plotting options are available in the package.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.2) |
| Imports: | changepoint (≥ 2.1.1), forecast (≥ 6.2), plyr (≥ 1.8.3), Rssa (≥ 0.13-1), tseries (≥ 0.10-34), zoo (≥ 1.7-12) |
| Published: | 2016-01-12 |
| Author: | Phil J Watson |
| Maintainer: | Phil J Watson <philwatson.slr at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | msltrend results |
| Reference manual: | msltrend.pdf |
| Package source: | msltrend_1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: msltrend_1.0.zip, r-release: msltrend_1.0.zip, r-oldrel: msltrend_1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: msltrend_1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: msltrend_1.0.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=msltrend to link to this page.


Indian court to rule on Hindu-Muslim feud over destroyed mosque
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India’s Supreme Court is due to rule on Saturday on the ownership of a centuries-old religious site claimed by both Hindus and Muslims, in a case that has fueled suspicion and sparked deadly riots between the communities.
Following is a timeline of the events that have shaped the case.
1528 - The mosque in Ayodhya, in what is now India’s biggest state of Uttar Pradesh, was built by Mughal emperor Babur, according to documents produced by Muslim groups in court.
1949 - Muslim groups accuse government officials of conniving with Hindu monks to place an idol of an infant Lord Ram in the grounds of the mosque.
1950 - A first suit is filed in a court near Ayodhya, seeking permission to worship the idol of Lord Ram.
1986 - A court orders locks to be opened at the disputed site and that Hindus be allowed to pray there.
1992 - Thousands of Hindu activists, led by politicians of the Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) tear down the mosque.
1992-93 - Hindu-Muslim riots erupt across northern and western India. Rights group estimate more than 2,000 people were killed.
2010 - A three-judge bench of the Allahabad high court in Uttar Pradesh ruled that the site of the mosque should be divided into three parts between the three main parties in the case.
2011 - The Supreme Court stays the high court’s order
2019 - A five-judge bench of the Supreme Court of India begins day-to-day hearings to resolve the case.
Nov. 9, 2019 - The Supreme Court is set to its give final verdict.


--- layout: post title: Installing Oracle XE with APEX 3.2 in Ubuntu date: 2010-06-30 20:04:53.000000000 +05:30 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - Oracle - Programming - Ubuntu tags: - apex - apex 3.2 - apex 4.0 - GNU/Linux - oracle - Ubuntu - xe meta: _syntaxhighlighter_encoded: '1' _edit_last: '1' dsq_thread_id: '477786154' dsq_needs_sync: '1' author: login: satyadeep email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Satyadeep first_name: Satyadeep last_name: K ---
Installing Application Express with Oracle 10g Express Edition on Ubuntu is as easy as installing on Windows.
I have comprehended the steps to install Oracle Express Edition along with APEX 3.2 in Ubuntu.
UPDATE: The same procedure works for upgrading to APEX 4.0 from APEX 3.2 or directly installing 4.0 over Oracle XE as well. :)
1) Download Oracle XE universal .deb file from oracle.com
Download apex_3.2.zip from oracle.com
2) Double click the .deb file and install the package.
then in Terminal window type:
Type:
[bash] sudo /etc/init.d/oracle-xe configure [/bash]
Follow the instructions given there to complete the installation of Oracle 10g.
3) Setting the Oracle Path:
Edit your .bashrc file to include the lines:
[bash]ORACLE_HOME=/usr/lib/oracle/xe/app/oracle/product/10.2.0/server
PATH=$PATH:$ORACLE_HOME/bin
export ORACLE_HOME
export ORACLE_SID=XE
export PATH[/bash]
4) UPGRADING TO APEX 3.2
Place apex_3.2.zip in folder /tmp.
In terminal:
[bash]cd /tmp
unzip apex_3.2.zip
cd /tmp/apex
sqlplus /nolog [/bash]
Type:
[sql]connect sys as sysdba[/sql]
Note: Prompt for password of database admin login
Type:
[sql] @apexins SYSAUX SYSAUX TEMP /i/ [/sql]
This will take several minutes for installation.
5) Setting the Images folder
In terminal Type inside /tmp/apex directory:
[bash]sqlplus /nolog[/bash]
In sqlplus:
[sql]connect sys as sysdba
@apxldimg.sql /tmp[/sql]
6) Enable remote http connections:
SQL>
[sql] exec dbms_xdb.setListenerLocalAccess (l_access => FALSE);[/sql]
Login
URL: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/apex
Workspace: Internal
Username: Admin
Password: password
Source:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=899926
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Oracle10g
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The level density \( \rho(E) \) as function of energy \( E \) plays a central in many physics applications, ranging from the modeling of nuclear astrophysics reactions central to the synthesis of the elements to the classification and understanding of phases and phase transition in for example condensed matter physics.
In statistical physics it defines the thermodynamical potential in the micro-canonical ensemble and thereby the entropy. For a finite isolated many-body system (for example an atomic nucleus), the correct thermodynamical ensemble is the microcanonical one. In this ensemble, the nuclear level density, the density of eigenstates of a nucleus at a given excitation energy, is the important quantity that may be used to describe thermodynamic properties of nuclei, such as the nuclear entropy, specific heat, and temperature. Bethe first described the level density using a non-interacting fermi gas model for the nucleons. Modifications to this picture, such as the back-shifted fermi gas which includes pair and shell effects not present in Bethe's original formulation, are in wide use. The level density \( \rho \) defines the partition function for the microcanonical ensemble and the entropy through the well-known relation \( S(E)=k_Bln(\rho(E)) \). Here \( k_B \) is Boltzmann's constant and \( E \) is the energy. In the microcanonical ensemble, we could then extract expectation values for thermodynamical quantities like temperature \( T \), or the heat capacity \( C \). The temperature in the microcanonical ensemble is defined as $$ \begin{equation} \langle T\rangle=\left(\frac{dS(E)}{dE}\right)^{-1}. \label{eq:temp} \end{equation} $$
It is a function of the excitation energy, which is the relevant variable of interest in the microcanonical ensemble. However, since the extracted level density is given only at discrete energies, the calculation of expectation values like \( T \), involving derivatives of the partition function, is not reliable unless a strong smoothing over energies is performed. Another possibility is to perform a transformation to the canonical ensemble. The partition function for the canonical ensemble is related to that of the microcanonical ensemble through a Laplace transform $$ \begin{equation} Z(\beta)=\int_0^{\infty}dE\rho(E)\exp{(-\beta E)}. \label{eq:zcan} \end{equation} $$
Here we have defined \( \beta=1/k_BT \). Since we will deal with discrete energies, the Laplace transform of Eq.\ \eqref{eq:zcan} takes the form $$ \begin{equation} Z(\beta)=\sum_E \Delta E\rho(E)\exp{(-\beta E)}, \label{eq:zactual} \end{equation} $$
where \( \Delta E \) is the energy bin used. With \( Z \) we can evaluate the entropy in the canonical ensemble using the definition of the free energy $$ \begin{equation} F(T)= -k_B T \ln Z(T)=\langle E(T)\rangle - TS(T). \label{_auto1} \end{equation} $$
Note that the temperature \( T \) is now the variable of interest and the energy \( E \) is given by the expectation value \( \langle E\rangle \) as a function of \( T \). Similarly, the entropy \( S \) is also a function of \( T \). For finite systems, fluctuations in various expectation values can be large. In nuclear and solid state physics, thermal properties have mainly been studied in the canonical and grand-canonical ensemble. In order to obtain the level density, the inverse transformation $$ \begin{equation} \rho(E) =\frac{1}{2\pi i}\int_{-i\infty}^{i\infty} d\beta Z(\beta) \exp{(\beta E)}, \label{eq:zbigcan} \end{equation} $$
is normally used. Compared with Eq.\ \eqref{eq:zcan}, this transformation is rather difficult to perform since the integrand \( \exp{\left(\beta E+ \ln Z(\beta)\right)} \) is a rapidly varying function of the integration parameter. In order to obtain the density of states, approximations like the saddle-point method, viz., an expansion of the exponent in the integrand to second order around the equilibrium point and subsequent integration, have been used widely.
For the ideal Fermi gas, this gives the following density of states $$ \begin{equation} \rho_{\rm ideal}(E)=\frac{\exp{(2\sqrt{aE})}}{E\sqrt{48}}, \label{eq:omegaideal} \end{equation} $$ where \( a \) in nuclear physics is a factor typically of the order \( a=A/8 \) with dimension MeV$^{-1}$, \( A \) being the mass number of a given nucleus.
To obtain an experimental level density is a rather hard task. Ideally, we would like an experiment to provide us with the level density as a function of excitation energy and thereby the full partition function for the microcanonical ensemble. It is only rather recently that experimentalists have been able to develop methods for extracting level densities at low spin from measured \( \gamma \)-spectra. These measurements were performed at the Oslo Cyclotron Laboratory.
The Oslo cyclotron group has developed a method to extract nuclear level densities at low spin from measured \( \gamma \)-ray spectra. The main advantage of utilizing \( \gamma \)-rays as a probe for level density is that the nuclear system is likely thermalized prior to the \( \gamma \)-emission. In addition, the method allows for the simultaneous extraction of level density and \( \gamma \)-strength function over a wide energy region.
With the level density we can in turn define a probability distribution function (PDF) in say for example the canonical ensemble. Alternatively, if we have the PDF we can find the level density. Having a PDF allows us also to quantify in a rigorous way statistical confidence intervals, statistical errors and other statistical quantities with far reaching consequences for our understanding of a specific physics problem. In experiments we do however normally not have the above quantities. This means that we need to translate experimental results via some theoretical modeling into suitable quantities that can be used to define either a PDF or the density of states.
A typical situation which occurs in for example nuclear reaction experiments performed at the cyclotron of the University of Oslo, is that one can extract the number of counts as function of the excitation energy \( E_x \) of a given nucleus and the resulting gamma energy \( E_{\gamma} \). This quantity, labelled \( N(E_x,E_{\gamma}) \) can in turn be used to define either a PDF or the density of state.
In this project we will use Bayesian statistics and Bayesian machine learning to extract first the PDF based on the above experimental data in order to define a posterior distribution \( P(E_x\vert E_{\gamma}) \), that is the likelihood of being in a state with energy \( E_x \) given a certain \( \gamma \)-energy. This quantity will in turn be used to identify a density of states. A short note on Bayes' rule and some other elements of statistics are included at the end here.
The aim of this thesis project is to employ Bayesian machine learning to define a PDF, either from experiment or from theoretical simulations. Eventually, based on the PDF, one can attempt to define the level density \( \rho(E) \). The first step is to use an already available model for extracting the level density from exact diagonalization. This model, a so-called simplified pairing model is described in detail in the references below. The data from these theoretical calculations will then be used to define a posterior distribution based on a Bayesian machine learning approach.
The project can easily be split into several parts and form the basis for collaborations among several students. The milestones are as follows
The aim is to assess hypotheses by calculating their probabilities \( p(H_i | \ldots) \) conditional on known and/or presumed information using the rules of probability theory. Bayes' theorem is based on the standard Probability Theory Axioms:
The various terms in Bayes’ theorem have formal names.


newgrp csXXXwhere csXXX is the designation of the course (specifically the group name). This command will create a new shell, which you will have to exit later.
cvscollect csXXX assignment userfile destinationwhere csXXX is the designation for your class. assignment is the name of the subfolder the students put their assignments in (and presumably turned in) e.g. hmwk3, Project1, lab7. userfile is the file containing your students' user names and destination is the directory to place the submissions.
For example:
cvscollect cs111 hmwk1 cs111-a-roster gradingwill create the directory grading with sub directories of the form: grading/cs111/user/hmwk1 which will contain the user's files. There will be one directory for each username in the file: cs111-a-roster
exitto exit the shell created by newgrp.
cvsclass csXXX model-dir userfilewhere csXXX is the designation for your course. model-dir is a directory containing files and directories you would like the students to have. You can use /Courses/general/template if you want a standard setup or /Courses/general/empty for a single empty directory. You can also make your own. userfile is the name of the file you created above.
cvsuser csXXX model-dir usernamewhere csXXX is the designation for your course. model-dir is a directory containing files and directories you would like the students to have. You can use /Courses/general/template if you want a standard setup or /Courses/general/empty for a single empty directory. You can also make your own. username is the name of the user whose archive you need to create.


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This year, on the occasion of her birthday, she is particular about giving back to society and would love to focus on less privileged women and children in Ilorin. She intends to give clothes and food items to at least 10 families with considerably very low income.
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Second Thoughts
I'm having second thoughts about saying nice things about Microsoft., when reading this. Lets hope, /. got it wrong and they didn't fall victim to DRM, but an overzealous (Beta any one?) protection of executable files.
Speak after me: DRM is bad for the customer.
Speak after me: DRM is bad for the customer.
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