[name]
Handles and keeps track of loaded and pending data. A default global instance of this class
is created and used by loaders if not supplied manually - see [page:DefaultLoadingManager].
In general that should be sufficient, however there are times when it can be useful to have seperate loaders -
for example if you want to show seperate loading bars for objects and textures.
Example
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[example:webgl_loader_fbx WebGL / loader / fbx]
[example:webgl_loader_obj WebGL / loader / obj]
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var manager = new THREE.LoadingManager();
manager.onStart = function ( url, itemsLoaded, itemsTotal ) {
console.log( 'Started loading file: ' + url + '.\nLoaded ' + itemsLoaded + ' of ' + itemsTotal + ' files.' );
};
manager.onLoad = function ( ) {
console.log( 'Loading complete!');
};
manager.onProgress = function ( url, itemsLoaded, itemsTotal ) {
console.log( 'Loading file: ' + url + '.\nLoaded ' + itemsLoaded + ' of ' + itemsTotal + ' files.' );
};
manager.onError = function ( url ) {
console.log( 'There was an error loading ' + url );
};
var loader = new THREE.OBJLoader( manager );
loader.load( 'file.obj', function ( object ) {
//
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Constructor
[name]( [page:Function onLoad], [page:Function onProgress], [page:Function onError] )
[page:Function onLoad] — (optional) this function will be called when all loaders are done.
[page:Function onProgress] — (optional) this function will be called when an item is complete.
[page:Function onError] — (optional) this function will be called a loader encounters errors.
Creates a new [name].
Properties
[property:Function onStart]
This function will be called when loading starts.
The arguments are:
[page:String url] — The url of the item just loaded.
[page:Integer itemsLoaded] — the number of items already loaded so far.
[page:Iteger itemsTotal] — the total amount of items to be loaded.
By default this is undefined.
[property:Function onLoad]
This function will be called when all loading is completed. By default this is undefined,
unless passed in the constructor.
[property:Function onProgress]
This function will be called when an item is complete.
The arguments are:
[page:String url] — The url of the item just loaded.
[page:Integer itemsLoaded] — the number of items already loaded so far.
[page:Iteger itemsTotal] — the total amount of items to be loaded.
By default this is undefined, unless passed in the constructor.
[property:Function onError]
This function will be called when any item errors, with the argument:
[page:String url] — The url of the item that errored.
By default this is undefined, unless passed in the constructor.
Methods
Note: The following methods are designed to be called internally by loaders. You shouldn't call
them directly.
[method:null itemStart]( [page:String url] )
[page:String url] — the url to load
This should be called by any loader used by the manager when the loader starts loading an url.
[method:null itemEnd]( [page:String url] )
[page:String url] — the loaded url
This should be called by any loader used by the manager when the loader ended loading an url.
[method:null itemError]( [page:String url] )
[page:String url] — the loaded url
This should be called by any loader used by the manager when the loader errors loading an url.
Source
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/loaders/LoadingManager.js src/loaders/LoadingManager.js]


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| TCPInputHandler (IOTask *task=0) | |
| int | open (void *arg=0) |
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| int | close (u_long flags=0) |
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| int | handle_input (ACE_HANDLE device=ACE_INVALID_HANDLE) |
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| int | handle_close (ACE_HANDLE device=ACE_INVALID_HANDLE, ACE_Reactor_Mask mask=0) |
| Notification that the remote side closed the connection. More... | |
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| static Logger::Log & | Log () |
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| int TCPInputHandler::close | ( | u_long | flags = 0 | ) |
Close the connection.
Override of ACE_Task method.
| flags | ignored |
Definition at line 52 of file TCPInputHandler.cc.
References Log(), LOGDEBUG, LOGERROR, and LOGINFO.
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| int TCPInputHandler::handle_close | ( | ACE_HANDLE | device = ACE_INVALID_HANDLE , |
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Notification that the remote side closed the connection.
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| int TCPInputHandler::handle_input | ( | ACE_HANDLE | device = ACE_INVALID_HANDLE | ) |
Gives its SocketReader object a chance to fetch data from the socket, and if there is a finished message available, it will pass it in a call to ServerSocketReaderTask::put().
NOTE: the return of 1 when successful tells the ACE_Reactor object to revisit this handler before doing another ::select call. Override of ACE_Event_Handler method.
| device | socket connection (ignored) |
Definition at line 80 of file TCPInputHandler.cc.
References SideCar::IO::IOTask::acquireExternalMessage(), SideCar::IO::StreamReader::fetchInput(), SideCar::IO::Reader::getMessage(), SideCar::IO::Reader::isMessageAvailable(), Log(), LOGDEBUG, LOGERROR, LOGINFO, and SideCar::IO::Task::setError().
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Log device for objects of this type.
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References Logger::Log::Find().
Referenced by close(), handle_close(), handle_input(), and open().
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Sets up the SocketReader instance to use the socket connection to the client.
Override of ACE_Task method.
| arg | ACE_Connector object that did the connecting |
Definition at line 20 of file TCPInputHandler.cc.
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There are many ways to customize your research website. Below are some common options.
workflowr automatically creates many files when the project is first started. As a first step for customizing your site, add the following information:
analysis/index.Rmd
analysis/about.Rmd
LICENSE
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If you are using RStudio (version > 1.0), you can quickly see how the theme looks for one of your files. Open one of your R Markdown files, click Knit so that it appears in the Viewer tab, and then edit analysis/_site.yml
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Once you have chosen a theme, update the website by running the following:
wflow_publish("analysis/_site.yml", "Change the theme", republish = TRUE)
This commits analysis/_site.yml
, re-builds every previously published HTML file using the new theme, and commits all the republished HTML pages.
To make it easy to navigate to the pages of your website, you can manually add links either to analysis/index.Rmd
or to the navigation bar defined in analysis/_site.yml
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that contains links to each analysis file, run the workflowr function create_links_page()
. By default it sorts the files by their filename, but there are other options (see ?create_links_page
).
Next add this page to the navigation bar in analysis/_site.yml
to make it easily accessible.
- text: "Results"
href: results.html
Lastly, since the navigation bar was changed, re-build the website using the following command:
wflow_publish(c("analysis/_site.yml", "analysis/results.Rmd"),
"Create links page and add to navbar",
republish = TRUE)
Future updates of results.Rmd
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Using the https protocol to communicate with GitHub is tedious because it requires entering your GitHub username and password. Using SSH keys for authentication removes the password requirement. Follow these GitHub instructions for creating SSH keys and linking them to your GitHub account. You’ll need to create separate SSH keys and link them each to GitHub for each machine where you clone your Git repository.
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wflow_remotes(remote = "origin", user = "myname", repo = "myproject",
protocol = "ssh", action = "set_url")
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"The Visit"
Alex Walter (Hill Harper) is serving 25 years for a rape he says he didn't commit. His once close knit family has abandoned him, except for the occasional visits by his brother, Tony (Obba Babatunde). Now, five years into Alex's sentence, Tony journeys to the prison once again, but this time it's different. Alex has AIDS. With the help of prison psychiatrist Dr. Coles (Phylicia Rashad), Alex learns to cope with his disease and confront the rift he caused for his family in "The Visit."
Newcomer Jordan Walker-Pearlman's ambitious debut as director/writer/producer is based on the play of the same name by Kosmond Russell. The story begins with a long overdue visit by Tony to his younger brother. It has been ten months since their last reunion and, it turns out, Alex's parents have never been to the prison to see him. The younger man breaks the news to Tony that he is dying and wants to see his family, maybe regaining some of their past closeness.
When Lois and Henry Walters (Marla Gibbs and Billy Dee Williams) finally make the two-hour journey to the prison, mom could not be more ecstatic about seeing her little boy after so many years. But, dad can't let the past just sit and stew, so he begins to deride Alex for his mistakes. All the while, Alex denies his guilt. The confrontation abruptly ends the visit and Lois must leave with not enough time with younger son. But, a seed is planted and there is the hope of more time together.
Soon after, Alex receives another visitor, Felicia McDonald (Rae Dawn Chong), a childhood friend who has had her own series of hard knocks through life. Felicia suffered the incestuous advances of an abusive father, bore his child, and became a crack cocaine addict and a petty criminal. She killed her father to protect her son. Now, she's on the mend, is off of drugs and is caring for her son and his cerebral palsy - a product of her father's rape. Her visit to Alex is a recuperative one as she rekindles their old friendship, giving Alex some solace in his despair.
The episodic visits continue with mom and dad, Tony, Felicia and her son coming back to see Alex. A new life, of sorts, emerges as Alex loses himself in a fantasy world of soft lights and the gentle touches of loved ones.  The despair is well tempered by the positive developments spawned by the visits and some fabulous acting.
The ensemble cast focuses on Alex as he undergoes an odd sort of redemption in the life he finds, again, with his family and Felicia. Alex is spiritually rescued as he draws his family back to him. The real treat is Rae Dawn Chong as Felicia. She comes on screen as a nice, well-adjusted woman visiting an old friend. As she unfolds her past to Alex, we find out what a harsh life she has had, making her present state of well being all the more remarkable. It's a stunning performance that reps one of the best supporting roles this year. Marla Gibbs actually glows in the warm light of her love for her sons. Billy Dee Williams is suitable gruff as the disappointed dad whose love for his family helps him get past his shame of Alex. Obba Babatunde serves well as the bridge between Alex and his family.
Fledgling filmmaker Walker-Pearlman makes a striking first entry into feature films. There is a great deal brewing in the mind of the writer that makes a statement on the psychological impact of incarceration on the inmate and his family. Innocent or guilty, the fact that he is in prison is a stigma that Alex, his family and, especially, his father must overcome. The helmer's visual style is raw with overused close-ups and shaky hand held camerawork, but there is talent there, too. I give "The Visit" a B-.
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England's Eddie Jones coaches Japanese youth side before World Cup final – video
by SNTVThe England head coach, Eddie Jones, and his coaching staff took a break from their Rugby World Cup final preparations to coach a local youth rugby team.
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K-pop stars detail dark side of their industry - From dating ban to tough diet and gym routines
The K-pop industry is worth billions of dollars, but exactly how difficult is it to make it big as one of its stars? People in the know have detailed the tough rules and regulations they have to follow
by Vicki Newman, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/vicki-newman/Being a K-pop star might bring you hoards of screaming fans and undying admiration - but it has a dark side too.
Between the restricted diet and gruelling gym routines and a complete ban on dating, life inside the multi-billion dollar industry isn't always easy.
Some K-pop stars have spoken out about exactly how tough it is.
While the stars are showered with love, admiration and gifts from their dedicated followers, life behind the scenes is very different.
Up-and-coming K-pop band Great Guys, which is made up of nine men in their 20s, opened up about their gruelling daily routines after a performance at the Korea Drama Festival in Jinju in October.
They told Insider their lives aren't as glamorous as they appear.
Member Ho Ryeong said: "Gym, studio, bedroom — that's my life circle. We are now preparing for our new album and are actually quite busy. Honestly, we don't have much time for eating. Nor are we free to eat what we want."
Fellow star Jae I added: "That's the hardest part. It's not easy to follow a diet, but [I suppose] it's not impossible either."
The industry has some intense beauty standards and its stars need to be young, beautiful and in good physical shape.
That means severe diets and exercise regimes are always going to be imposed.
One famous K-pop diet is called the 'Paper Cup Diet', which involves eating nothing more than nine water cooler-sized paper cups worth of whole grains, fruit and vegetables a day.
A former member of K-pop Crayon Pop, named Way, said she and her bandmates were banned from having midnight snacks, crisps and candy, and that they'd sometimes sneak out to buy goodies and stash them in the bathroom to secretly eat later.
She said their workout routines were just as trying, with them being made to dance with 4kg sandbags on their feet for several days.
She said their teacher made them perfect their routines with sandbags on their feet so the dances would look lighter when they actually performed them.
When it comes to their love lives, it's said there's an unwritten rule in K-pop that stars need to remain single if they want any chance of being successful.
The theory goes that single stars will be seen as more accessible to their fans, and therefore their fans will be more devoted to them, and therefore make the record label more money.
Fans of K-pop are so dedicated that they'll go to extreme lengths to defend the honour of their idols.
BTS fans, who call themselves the 'Army' once left a stream of one-star Yelp reviews for a Korean restaurant after its owner said another band was better.
Other hardcore fans have even pooled their money together to buy huge presents for their favourite artists, including very expensive billboard ads in New York's Times Square.
It's a practice based on the Korean word 'jeogon', which means 'tribute to the king'.
The need for stars to appear single is also said to be the reason the bands are never mixed.
All-male and all-female groups will lead to less suspicion that band members are dating each other.
Crayon Pop's Way said stars even had to hand their phones over to their record company so that they couldn't arrange to meet up with anyone outside of their working lives.
Donghwi, another member of Great Guys, said that none of them are in a relationship.
When asked if that's because none of them want partners or because they're not allowed to have one, he said: "Both! We shouldn't, but also, we don't want to [date anyone].
"We agreed not to have a girl in our lives, so we can focus more on our mission. We love our fans, that's enough for us.
"If things go well, we can stay like this forever. We are happy as long as we are doing what we love."
And if it all gets too much, it's said that quitting K-pop is not an option as record companies tend to have financial hold over their stars.
A typical contract would see companies pay for venue bookings, travel and food, but if the expenses outweigh the earnings, the stars are expected to pay the company back.
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THE K FOUNDATION BURN A MILLION QUID A film review by Nicholas Parrott Copyright 1995 Nicholas Parrott
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Watch the K Foundation Burn a Million Quid The K Foundation at Ceredigion Museum Sat 11/11/95
I must confess that Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty were once heroes of mine. In 1992 they set the charts alight, were the top selling singles band in the UK, recorded one of the best albums ever (The White Room) and scooped top band from the Brits Awards. They did it with detachment, breaking all the rules along the way. Rumours of their personal indulgences, lawsuits over unauthorised sampling of Abba's music, a collection of wacky vehicles (including a US cop car, ice cream van and military combat vehicle) and wild publicity stunts all went to fuel the legend of pop's wildboys. Then they retired, claiming that they would never make another record, and set up the K Foundation.
Two years on they withdrew all the K Foundation's assets from the bank, headed up to Jura and burned the lot in a fireplace in an empty croft. This is the only record of that event. A one-hour home movie of two guys burning a million pounds. Entertainment it is not. The K Foundation smile and chat as they flick one fifty pound note after another onto a burning fire. Visually it is as exciting as watching paper burn, but there is a morbid fascination involved. The audience fidgets nervously, wondering if this is 'art' or a personal form of therapy, asking themselves what on earth possessed these two guys to do such a thing. Were these guys for real or is it just another of their notorious publicity stunts?
If there was point to the exercise it maybe it was just that, to get people talking. After all, money is the most important symbol in our society (witness the hysteria unleashed by the Lottery) and to wilfully destroy it is akin to an act of heresy. Here's the K Foundation burning a million smackers. Is it art? Is it a social statement? Or is it just sad ? Not surprisingly it made a lot of people angry and many questioned the collective sanity of the K Foundation. But it did get people talking, all the way to the bar and out the other side again.
Having burned a million quid, made the home movie, and made a documentary about it (screened on Omnibus two weeks ago), the K Foundation are now keeping silent. They've done the interviews about why they did it and are now refusing to answer all questions on the subject, feeling that they've exhausted its potential. Permission for the planned showing of the movie in a prison in Glasgow was withdrawn at the last minute. The K Foundation has disbanded itself, being financially (and creatively) bankrupt. The question on many people's lips was what will they do next? Unless they make another record who really cares ?
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Extensions
The following extensions are available globally.
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Extends
Array
to support the Action Data controls and adds convenience methods for working with colors in aCodable
,Encodable
orDecodable
class.Examples:
See more// Build a sample array. var values = ["One", "Two"] // Add new values if they don't already exist values.update(with: ["One", "Three"])
Declaration
Swift
extension Array where Element: Equatable
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Extends
Color
to support the Action Data controls and adds convenience methods for working with colors in aCodable
,Encodable
orDecodable
class.iOS, tvOS and watchOS Examples:
See more// Assign a color from a string let color: Color ~= "#FF0000" // Initialize a color from a hex string let green = Color(fromHex: "00FF00") // Convert color to a hex string let white = Color.white.toHex()
Declaration
Swift
extension Color
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Extends
Double
with several useful features.Example:
See morelet n:Double = 1000.00 // Returns 1,000 let text = n.formatted()
Declaration
Swift
public extension Double
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Extends
Int
with several useful features.Example:
See morelet n:Int = 1000 // Returns 1,000 let text = n.formatted()
Declaration
Swift
public extension Int
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Enables
See moreEncodable
for properties that are marked@Published
.Declaration
Swift
extension Published: Encodable where Value: Encodable
extension Published: Decodable where Value: Decodable
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Extends
String
to support the Action Data controls and adds convenience methods for working withImage
andColor
properties in aCodable
,Encodable
orDecodable
class.Examples:
See more// Get the hex representation of a color in iOS, tvOS and watchOS. let hex: String ~= Color.white
Declaration
Swift
extension String
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Conditionally apply modifiers depending on the target operating system.
Example:
See morestruct ContentView: View { var body: some View { Text("Unicorn") .font(.system(size: 10)) .ifOS(.macOS, .tvOS) { $0.font(.system(size: 20)) } } }
Declaration
Swift
extension View
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Extends
Data
to support the Action Data controls and adds convenience methods for working with data properties in aCodable
,Encodable
orDecodable
class.Examples:
See more// Assign data from an image in iOS, tvOS or watchOS let imageData: Data ~= Image(named: "Background.png")
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Extends
Image
to support the Swiftlet Data controls and adds convenience methods for working with image properties in aCodable
,Encodable
orDecodable
class.Examples:
See more// Assign aa image from Base 64 encoded String in iOS, tvOS or watchOS let imageString = Image(named: "Background.png").toString() let image: Image ~= imageString
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Extends
String
to support the Action Data controls and adds convenience methods for working withImage
andColor
properties in aCodable
,Encodable
orDecodable
class.Examples:
See more// Get the hex representation of a color in iOS, tvOS and watchOS. let hex: String ~= Color.white
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Extends
View
to support the Action Data controls and adds convenience methods for working withImage
properties in aCodable
,Encodable
orDecodable
class.Examples:
See more// Conver a view to a UIImage let image: view.toUIImage()
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Extends
UIView
to support the Action Data controls and adds convenience methods for working withImage
properties in aCodable
,Encodable
orDecodable
class.Examples:
See more// Conver a view to a UIImage let image: uiView.toUIImage()
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Extends
Data
to support the Action Data controls and adds convenience methods for working with data properties in aCodable
,Encodable
orDecodable
class.Examples:
See more// Assign data from an image in macOS let imageData: Data ~= NSImage(named: "Background.png")
Declaration
Swift
extension Data
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Extends
See moreNSBitmapImageRep
to support the Action Data controls and adds convenience methods for working with image properties in aCodable
,Encodable
orDecodable
class.Declaration
Swift
extension NSBitmapImageRep
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Extends
NSImage
to support the Action Data controls and adds convenience methods for working with image properties in aCodable
,Encodable
orDecodable
class.Examples:
See more// Assign aa image from Base 64 encoded String in macOS let imageString = NSImage(named: "Background.png").toString() let image: NSImage ~= imageString
Declaration
Swift
extension NSImage


#include <data_flow_ops.h>
For each key, assigns the respective value to the specified component.
If a key is not found in the barrier, this operation will create a new incomplete element. If a key is found in the barrier, and the element already has a value at component_index, this operation will fail with INVALID_ARGUMENT, and leave the barrier in an undefined state.
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UITestResponse
public final class UITestResponse : StubResponse
The UITestResponse
is the base response for UITestServer
. It contains methods to send
the response data to the Local Server.
This type also provides support to the concept of states for simulating Stateful behaviors
- Basics: http://orca.st.usm.edu/~seyfarth/network_pgm/net-6-3-3.html
- Concept: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_(computer_science)
The response can be tied to a initial state and be connected to a next state, creating a state chain if needed.
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This function must be called after creating and providing all the information to a response object. It’ll process the information internally in the local server and prepare it to be used in the main application.
Declaration
Swift
public func send(to endPoint: String)
Parameters
endPoint
Defines the endPoint pattern matching for this response.
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Defines the initial state for this response. It means this response will not take effect unless its initial state is reached by some other response. When no initial state is defined it means the response will be at the root of the state chain.
The states are grouped by the endPoint pattern defined by
send(to:)
Declaration
Swift
public func whenStateIs(_ startingState: String) -> Self
Parameters
startingState
The state in which this response will start taking effect.
Return Value
The same response object with a new initial state.
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Defines the output state for this response. If no end state is defined the endpoint pattern it’s attached to will keep the previous state.
The states are grouped by the endPoint pattern defined by
send(to:)
Declaration
Swift
public func willSetStateTo(_ finishingState: String) -> Self
Parameters
finishingState
The state in which this response will ends at.
Return Value
The same response object with a new initial state.


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#include <support/BufferWriter.h>
#include <support/CodeUtils.h>
#include <support/DLLUtil.h>
#include <system/SystemAlignSize.h>
#include <system/SystemError.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#include <utility>
#include <lwip/mem.h>
#include <lwip/memp.h>
#include <lwip/pbuf.h>
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| class | chip::System::PacketBuffer |
| The packet buffer class is the core structure used for manipulating packets of octet-serialized data, usually in the context of a data communications network, like Bluetooth or the Internet protocol. More... | |
| class | chip::System::PacketBufferHandle |
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| class | chip::Encoding::PacketBufferWriterUtil |
| class | chip::Encoding::PacketBufferWriterBase< Writer > |
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| class | chip::System::LwIPPacketBufferView |
Provide low-level access to a raw pbuf * , limited to specific classes that interface with LwIP. More... | |
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| #define | CHIP_SYSTEM_PACKETBUFFER_STORE_LWIP_POOL 1 |
| #define | CHIP_SYSTEM_PACKETBUFFER_STORE_LWIP_CUSTOM 2 |
| #define | CHIP_SYSTEM_PACKETBUFFER_STORE_CHIP_POOL 3 |
| #define | CHIP_SYSTEM_PACKETBUFFER_STORE_CHIP_HEAP 4 |
| #define | CHIP_SYSTEM_PACKETBUFFER_STORE CHIP_SYSTEM_PACKETBUFFER_STORE_LWIP_POOL |
| #define | CHIP_SYSTEM_PACKETBUFFER_HAS_RIGHT_SIZE 0 |
| #define | CHIP_SYSTEM_PACKETBUFFER_HAS_CHECK 0 |
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| using | chip::Encoding::PacketBufferWriter = PacketBufferWriterBase< chip::Encoding::BufferWriter > |
| using | chip::Encoding::LittleEndian::PacketBufferWriter = PacketBufferWriterBase< chip::Encoding::LittleEndian::BufferWriter > |
| using | chip::Encoding::BigEndian::PacketBufferWriter = PacketBufferWriterBase< chip::Encoding::BigEndian::BufferWriter > |
This file defines the chip::System::PacketBuffer class, which provides the mechanisms for manipulating packets of * octet-serialized data.
| #define CHIP_SYSTEM_PACKETBUFFER_HAS_CHECK 0 |
| #define CHIP_SYSTEM_PACKETBUFFER_HAS_RIGHT_SIZE 0 |
| #define CHIP_SYSTEM_PACKETBUFFER_STORE CHIP_SYSTEM_PACKETBUFFER_STORE_LWIP_POOL |
| #define CHIP_SYSTEM_PACKETBUFFER_STORE_CHIP_HEAP 4 |
| #define CHIP_SYSTEM_PACKETBUFFER_STORE_CHIP_POOL 3 |
| #define CHIP_SYSTEM_PACKETBUFFER_STORE_LWIP_CUSTOM 2 |
| #define CHIP_SYSTEM_PACKETBUFFER_STORE_LWIP_POOL 1 |


The 1956 Winter Olympics, officially known as the VII Olympic Winter Games (French: Les VIIes Jeux olympiques d'hiver) (Italian: VII Giochi olimpici invernali), was a multi-sport event held in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, from 26 January to 5 February 1956.
Cortina, which had originally been awarded the 1944 Winter Olympics, beat out Montreal, Colorado Springs and Lake Placid for the right to host the 1956 Games. The Cortina Games were unique in that many of the venues were within walking distance of each other. The organising committee received financial support from the Italian government for infrastructure improvements, but the rest of the costs for the Games had to be privately financed. Consequently, the organising committee was the first to rely heavily on corporate sponsorship for funding.[1]m
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If a VM process appears to be looping, the first step is to try to get a thread dump. If a thread dump can be obtained, it will often be clear which thread is looping. If the looping thread can be identified, then the trace stack in the thread dump can provide direction on where (and maybe why) the thread is looping.
If the application console (standard input/output) is available, then press the Control+\ key combination (on Oracle Solaris or Linux) or the Control+Break key combination (on Windows) to cause the HotSpot VM to print a thread dump, including thread state. On Oracle Solaris and Linux operating systems the thread dump can also be obtained by sending a SIGQUIT
to the process (command kill -QUIT
pid). In this case the thread dump is printed to the standard output of the target process. The output might be directed to a file, depending on how the process was started.
If the Java process is started with the -XX:+PrintClassHistogram
command-line option, then the Control+Break handler will produce a heap histogram.
If a thread dump can be obtained, then a good place to start is the thread stacks of the threads that are in the RUNNABLE
state. See Thread Dump for information on the format of the thread dump, as well as a table of the possible thread states in the thread dump. In some cases it might be necessary to get a sequence of thread dumps in order to determine which threads appear to be continuously busy.
If the application console is not available (for example, the process is running in the background, or the VM output is directed to an unknown location), then the jstack
utility can be used to obtain the stack thread. Use the jstack -F
pid command to force a stack dump of the looping process. See The jstack Utility for information on the output of this utility. The jstack
utility should also be used if the thread dump does not provide any evidence that a Java thread is looping.
When reviewing the output of the jstack
utility, focus initially on the threads that are in the RUNNABLE
state. This is the most likely state for threads that are busy and possibly looping. It might be necessary to execute jstack
a number of times to get a more complete picture of which threads are looping. If a thread appears to be always in the RUNNABLE
state, then the -m
option can be used to print the native frames and provide a further hint on what the thread is doing. If a thread appears to be looping continuously while in the RUNNABLE
state, this situation can indicate a potential HotSpot VM bug that needs further investigation.
If the VM does not respond to Control+\, this could indicate a VM bug rather than an issue with application or library code. In this case use jstack
with the -m
option (in addition to the -F
option) to get a thread stack for all threads. The output will include the thread stacks for VM internal threads. In this stack trace, identify threads that do not appear to be waiting. For example, on Oracle Solaris operating system you identify the threads that are not in functions such as __lwp_cond_wait
, __lwp_park
, ___pollsys
, or other blocking functions. If it appears that the looping is caused by a VM bug, then collect as much data as possible and submit a bug report. See Submit a Bug Report for more details on data collection.


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Functions of the parallel interface 30520pages 27 and 28 from the fischertechnik manual 30566 If you use the fischertechnik computing software or write programs yourself using umFish.DLL or FishFace.DLL's (in the further text : machine language program), most likely you will not need the information that follows. If, however, you intend to write the programs on a system other than Windows, would like to speed them up through complex procedures in machine language, wish to extend the functions of the interface or simply want to glimpse behind the scenes, then the following information will most certainly be helpful. In this case, however, you should have a basic knowledge of machine language and digital electronics, since the is about the "bits and pieces". The fischertechnik interface handles a number of tasks which we would like to discuss with the aid of the block diagram. On the picture ftblock.jpg you see on the left the signals from and to the computer. Note how little they have in common with outputs M1 to M4 and inputs E1 to E8 and EX and EY. The reason for this is that the number of data lines available at the computer port is significantly lower than the number of lines required on the model side of the interface. This limited number of data lines must therefore be employed in such way as to control all signals on the modelside. The concept employed is that of multiple use of the data lines with the aid of shift registers. In this way, for example, only three data lines are required for controlling the output. A parallel connection scheme would have required eight data lines. Let's take a close look at the output at connections M1 to M4. The data lines required are designated DATA OUT, CLOCK and LOAD OUT. If there is an output, the data for all four motors are transmitted in each case. i.e. a whole byte (a byte because each of the for motors requires two bits for controlling the direction of rotation). The motor outputs to which the signal does not apply are thus once again supplied with the current state which is buffered in the computer as an output word. For output, the bits of the output word are sequentially (with the most significant bit first) fed to the DATA OUT line. When the signal at the CLOCK output goes from low to high, the bit is transferred to a shift register. Then the next bit DATA OUT follows, and is likewise transferred to the shift register with the next CLOCK pulse. The previous bit has been shifted one position to the right in the shift register in order to make room for the subsequent bit. After a total of eight such data transfers, the whole output word has been transferred to the shift register. The bit first transferred has been shifted all the way to the right in the course of the data transfer. Thus far, the activity in the shift register has not had any effect on its outputs. The output amplifiers are not controlled directly by the shift register, but rather via an in-line storage register which is integrated in the shift register module. Only when the LOAD OUT output goes from low to high are the data transferred to the storage register. The timing of the signals is shown in the pulse diagram . Whether the data are fed to the power amplifiers, however, depends on the enabling control of the memory module. The enabling circuit is controlled by a monostable multivibrator. This circuit generates an enabling signal with a duration of half a second if there is a pulse on the CLOCK line. We may assume that the power amplifiers receive a signal first since the data were just transferred with the aid of the CLOCK line. If no more data are transmitted within the next half second, however, the monostable multivibrator will flip back to the stable state and the enabling signal is removed. The monostable multivibrator, by the way, can be retriggered, i.e. the time of half a second is always calculated from the time of the last CLOCK pulse. The monostable multivibrator also has an enabling input. The output to the amplifiers can be immediately inhibited via this input. On the fischertechnik interface this occurs when an invalid data pattern, which would command the connected motor to simultaneously turn clockwise and counterclockwise, applies at the output of the storage register. We will proceed with the transfer of the digital signals to inputs E1 to E8. Basically the input is a reversal of the output process described above. The output signal LOAD IN causes the transfer of the data applying at the inputs to the input shift register. This always invoices all eight inputs, even through only one of them is to be interrogated. When applying to the shift register, each pulse of the CLOCK line will cause the transfer of one bit on the input line DATA IN, the bit from E8 first and the one from E1 last. By testing this line, the computer can "collect" the bits and reassemble them into a data word. The desired bit is subsequently filtered out and transferred to the program. Since the same CLOCK line is used for data transmission as for output, the digital input will also activate the monostable multivibrator, which controls the enabling signal for the output data. Malfunctioning of the output shift register caused by the multiple function of the CLOCK line is not to be expected since the current output data are not contained in the output shift register, but in the storage register. The former is controlled by the CLOCK pulses, unlike the latter, which only reacts to the LOAD OUT signal. That leaves the analog inputs EX and EY. The potentiometers or other varable resitors are used as the timing element in two additional monostable multivibrator circuits. A low resistance value is converted to a short pulse, a high resistance value to a pulse with a long duration. The pulse itself is triggered by the starting signals TRTGGER-X and TRIGGER-Y (with negative logic), restrictively, and the appears an the COUNT IN line. A machine language program determines the pulse duration by means of the number of loops which can be executed during the duration of the pulse. This number is fed back to the program which calls this function. You can see that there is no direct relationship between the analog value and the angle position of the resistance of the potentiometer. The clock rate of the processor, however, is involved. There is a linear realationship between the number determined in the end and the resistance. If required, the value must be converted into angular degrees or resistance values by means of calibration. At this point, we will briefly review the connection between the interface and the Computer. As you know form the section about connection the interface, the computers's parallel printer port is used for this purpose. Out of the eight data lines of this interface, the lower six are used for the output signals discussed above (Also refer to the following table). The input lines pose a slight problem in that the parallel printer interface has only one input line available applying to all PC's. This is the active signal from the printer, BUSY. There is no conflict, however, if all input lines are combined using an OR circuit. Since the machine language program "knows" which input function it has requested, it has the capabiltiy of interpreting the signals on this one input line correctly.
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Tornado injures at least 15 in North Carolina | Fox News Jan 12, 2012 . At least two of the injuries in Rutherford County were serious, sheriff's Sgt. Dwayne Wright said, but officials didn't know the extent of those . http://www.foxnews.com/weather/2012/01/12/tornado-injures-at-least-15-in-north-carolina/ Download now (47kb).
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Rutherford County Humane Society - Rutherfordton, NC - Non-Profit ... Rutherford County Humane Society, Rutherfordton, NC. . Tara Wright Actually, she looks like he's got some Ridgeback in her...that face and ear set, especially. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Rutherford-County-Humane-Society/181831115163959
Gallery
The Gallery extension (50kb) Joann Hawkins Hollifield Obituary - Rutherford County, North ... Jan 20, 2013 . 1 of 15 | Posted by: Martha Wright - forest city, NC . Joann was born August 4, 1947 in Rutherford County, NC to the late Paul T. Hawkins and . http://hosting-9639.tributes.com/show/Joann-Hawkins-Hollifield-95114077
Sorrells of Rutherford County, North Carolina This is the only scrap of Tryon County, N.C. tax list known to exist, dated between December 1776 and July 1778. . Rutherford County, North Carolina Abstracts of Minutes, Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions 1779-1786. . Wright's District, p. http://www.oursouthernancestors.com/sorr-002b.html
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Descendants of Alexander? White - TNGenWeb MARY ANN WOOD 20 Nov 1846 in Rutherford County, NC, daughter of WILLIAM . County, TN, daughter of GRANVILLE PITTMAN and SARAH WRIGHT. http://tngenweb.org/haywood/genealogies/Descendants%20of%20Alexander%20White.pdf
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(41kb) Rutherford County North Carolina Marriage Records 1779-1867 Rutherford County North Carolina Marriage Records 1779-1867. . WOODWARD WORLEY WORLLEY WORLLY WORTMAN WRAGG WRIGHT WRITE WYLIE . http://www.mountainpress.com/books/nc/details/fi-1039w.html
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1790 Census Index: Rutherford County, North Carolina 1790 Census Index: Rutherford County, NORTH CAROLINA Copyright 2004 by S-K Publications. All rights reserved. ABBS................148 ADAMS...............130 . http://www.skcensus.com/census/nc/indexes/rutherford1790.html
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Wright Census Records 1850 (Western NC) UNION CO, GA Page House/Family # 33/ 33 - 85TH DISTRICT Twp WRIGHT . 205 RUTHERFORD CO, NC WRIGHT WILLIAM 259 WRIGHT WILLIAM 259 . http://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/wright/wright-1850.htm
StresStimulus
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I've built a python app which wraps a gui around mm2, with the binary located in the "resources" folder.
Linux DEB installer (and all OS freeze portable output) works fine.
Trying to run after making a DMG/EXE installers (and installing on Win / Mac) results in mm2 exiting after the following msg in the logfile:
```03 15:20:54, mm2:166] AtomicDEX MarketMaker 2.0.1534_mm2_d7937cc59_Darwin
03 15:20:54, lp_native_dex:1199] version: 2.0.1534_mm2_d7937cc59_Darwin
03 15:20:54, log:713] Lo...


Many Amzi! customers have implemented more practical systems, such as Xircom's installation advisor that provides configuration advice when installing network cards on PCs, Arla's process control advisor that provides advice for tweaking the cheese manufacturing process to ensure a consistent product, and a major computer vendor's marketing CD that provides technical advice for prospects looking at their systems.
The rules by themselves are useless. They need to refer to dynamic data, often called 'working memory,' which changes from run to run. For the bird identification system, this data is the collection of the user's responses to questions. The configuration advisor gets information from both the user and the PC directly, whereas the process control advisor gets its information from sensors connected to the manufacturing process.
Finally, some type of control program is needed, to decide which rules to fire and when. This is called an 'inference engine.' The inference engine and related tools are often called an expert system shell. The rules and data of a particular application are the actual expert system or knowledge base.
Each of these elements, the rules, the data and the inference engine, can range from the relatively simple to the quite complex, depending on application needs. A full discussion is beyond the scope of this document, but no matter what the needs, Prolog is an excellent tool for implementing any type of expert system.
This document describes the components of the PROXS expert system shell and the birds knowledge base.
The basic information is gathered from the user, who is asked if, for example, color:white is true or not for the bird in question, or who is given a list of menu choices from which to choose a value for size.
order(tubenose) :- nostrils(external_tubular), live(at_sea), bill(hooked). family(albatross) :- order(tubenose), size(large), wings(long_narrow). bird(laysan_albatross) :- family(albatross), color(white). bird(black_footed_albatross) :- family(albatross), color(dark).The first rule can be read as 'the order is tubenose if the nostrils are external tubular, the bird lives at sea and the bill is hooked.' (It is relatively easy to provide this type of rule syntax as well, which might be useful if the rules are to be viewed by non-technical individuals.)
PROXS Inference Engine
Prolog has an inference engine built into the language that can be used directly for many expert system applications. PROXS makes some modifications to normal Prolog inferencing, which we'll discuss later, but in general uses it as is. Given a goal, normal Prolog inferencing looks for rules that match the pattern of the goal on the left of the ':-' symbol (called the neck and read as 'if'). If it finds one, then it takes each of the list of goals to the right of the ':-' and uses it as a subgoal.
If a subgoal fails, then it 'backtracks' and looks for other matches.
For example, given the rules above and the goal bird(X), where X is a variable, Prolog will first try the rule for bird(laysan_albatross).
The first subgoal is then family(albatross), and its first subgoal is order(tubenose) and its first subgoal is nostrils(external_tubular).
nostrils(X) :- ask(nostrils,X).which will trigger a simple yes/no query to the user. Some attributes have menu choices, represented like this
size(X) :- menuask(size,X,[large,plump,medium,small]).which will trigger a query with a menu.
ask and menuask are called Prolog predicates, and they are implemented in the inference engine portion of PROXS.
Say the system finds out that family(albatross) is true, while it's working on bird(laysan_albatross). The next goal is color(white). If the answer is yes, the bird is identified. If the answer is no, then the bird is not a laysan_albatross, and Prolog backtracking will try the next rule that matches bird(X), which is the one for bird(black_footed_albatross).
Given this, family(albatross) will silently succeed the second time, and the next question the user will see is color(dark). If the answer is yes, then the bird is identified as a black_footed_albatross. If the answer is no, then, given just the rules above, the system will stop in defeat.
'How' explanations are used to show the rule that applied to reach a result. So, asking how bird(black_footed_albatross) would show the rule that led to that conclusion.
'Why' explanations are triggered when the user selects 'why' as an answer to a question. The why explanation shows the chain of inference that led to the question being asked. Ask 'why' to the first question posed by the bird system and you will see the goals from the rules above listed.
'WhyNot' explanations are like 'how' explanations, only they show why certain results were not choosen. For example, if the answer was bird(black_footed_albatross) then whynot bird(laysan_albatross) would show that color(white) fails.
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| org.newdawn.slick | |
| org.newdawn.slick.command | Provides abstract input by mapping physical device inputs (mouse, keyboard and controllers) to abstract commands that are relevant to a particular game. |
| org.newdawn.slick.fills | Fill effects used to colour and mogrify shapes during rendering |
| org.newdawn.slick.font | |
| org.newdawn.slick.font.effects | |
| org.newdawn.slick.geom | Simple geometric wrappers that can be used for rendering and collision. |
| org.newdawn.slick.gui | Some extremely simple GUI elements which should be used where a game does not require a full GUI |
| org.newdawn.slick.imageout | Supports saving of slick images to various file types. |
| org.newdawn.slick.opengl | This package contains the nitty gritty image manipulation code for using OpenGL with standard image formats. |
| org.newdawn.slick.opengl.pbuffer | |
| org.newdawn.slick.particles | The particle engine maintains a set of small sprites being controlled by emitters to give some special effect. |
| org.newdawn.slick.particles.effects | This package should contain stock effects for simple particle systems. |
| org.newdawn.slick.state | State based games allow the game to be broken down into the different activities the player may take part in, for instance menu, highscores, play and credits. |
| org.newdawn.slick.state.transition | |
| org.newdawn.slick.svg | Demo/Test SVG area. |
| org.newdawn.slick.tests | Tests for the facilities provided by the library. |
| org.newdawn.slick.tests.states | States for the StateBasedGameTest |
| org.newdawn.slick.tests.xml | Tests for the XML Parser and Object Tree Parser |
| org.newdawn.slick.tiled | Contains utilities for working with the TilED (http://www.mapeditor.org) utility for creating tiled maps. |
| org.newdawn.slick.util | Utilities to support the library. |
| org.newdawn.slick.util.xml | Some utilities for reading XML using Java DOM and for mapping XML onto existing data models |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick | |
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| Animation
A utility to hold and render animations |
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| AppletGameContainer.Container
A game container to provide the applet context |
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| AppletGameContainer.ContainerPanel
Create a new panel to display the GL context |
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| Color
A simple wrapper round the values required for a colour |
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| ControlledInputReciever
Description of any class capable of recieving and controlling it's own reception of input You'll shouldn't really need to implement this one for your self, use one of the sub-interfaces: InputListener
MouseListener
KeyListener
ControllerListener |
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| ControllerListener
Description of classes capable of responding to controller events |
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| Font
The proprites of any font implementation |
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| Game
The main game interface that should be implemented by any game being developed using the container system. |
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| GameContainer
A generic game container that handles the game loop, fps recording and managing the input system |
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| Graphics
A graphics context that can be used to render primatives to the accelerated canvas provided by LWJGL. |
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| Image
An image loaded from a file and renderable to the canvas |
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| Input
A wrapped for all keyboard, mouse and controller input |
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| InputListener
A listener that will be notified of keyboard, mouse and controller events |
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| KeyListener
Describes classes capable of responding to key presses |
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| MouseListener
Description of classes that respond to mouse related input events |
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| Music
A piece of music loaded and playable within the game. |
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| MusicListener
The description of any class needing to recieve notification of changes to music state. |
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| Renderable
Description of anything that can be drawn |
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| ShapeFill
A filling method for a shape. |
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| SlickException
A generic exception thrown by everything in the library |
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| SpriteSheet
A sheet of sprites that can be drawn individually |
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| UnicodeFont.DisplayList
A simple descriptor for display lists cached within this font |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.command | |
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| Input
A wrapped for all keyboard, mouse and controller input |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.fills | |
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| Color
A simple wrapper round the values required for a colour |
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| ShapeFill
A filling method for a shape. |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.font | |
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| Image
An image loaded from a file and renderable to the canvas |
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| SlickException
A generic exception thrown by everything in the library |
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| UnicodeFont
A Slick bitmap font that can display unicode glyphs from a TrueTypeFont. |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.font.effects | |
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| UnicodeFont
A Slick bitmap font that can display unicode glyphs from a TrueTypeFont. |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.geom | |
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| Image
An image loaded from a file and renderable to the canvas |
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| ShapeFill
A filling method for a shape. |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.gui | |
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| Color
A simple wrapper round the values required for a colour |
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| ControlledInputReciever
Description of any class capable of recieving and controlling it's own reception of input You'll shouldn't really need to implement this one for your self, use one of the sub-interfaces: InputListener
MouseListener
KeyListener
ControllerListener |
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| ControllerListener
Description of classes capable of responding to controller events |
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| Font
The proprites of any font implementation |
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| Graphics
A graphics context that can be used to render primatives to the accelerated canvas provided by LWJGL. |
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| Image
An image loaded from a file and renderable to the canvas |
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| Input
A wrapped for all keyboard, mouse and controller input |
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| InputListener
A listener that will be notified of keyboard, mouse and controller events |
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| KeyListener
Describes classes capable of responding to key presses |
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| MouseListener
Description of classes that respond to mouse related input events |
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| SlickException
A generic exception thrown by everything in the library |
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| Sound
A single sound effect loaded from either OGG or XM/MOD file. |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.imageout | |
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| Image
An image loaded from a file and renderable to the canvas |
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| SlickException
A generic exception thrown by everything in the library |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.opengl | |
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| SlickException
A generic exception thrown by everything in the library |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.opengl.pbuffer | |
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| Graphics
A graphics context that can be used to render primatives to the accelerated canvas provided by LWJGL. |
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| Image
An image loaded from a file and renderable to the canvas |
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| SlickException
A generic exception thrown by everything in the library |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.particles | |
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| Color
A simple wrapper round the values required for a colour |
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| Image
An image loaded from a file and renderable to the canvas |
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| SlickException
A generic exception thrown by everything in the library |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.particles.effects | |
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| Image
An image loaded from a file and renderable to the canvas |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.state | |
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| ControlledInputReciever
Description of any class capable of recieving and controlling it's own reception of input You'll shouldn't really need to implement this one for your self, use one of the sub-interfaces: InputListener
MouseListener
KeyListener
ControllerListener |
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| ControllerListener
Description of classes capable of responding to controller events |
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| Game
The main game interface that should be implemented by any game being developed using the container system. |
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| GameContainer
A generic game container that handles the game loop, fps recording and managing the input system |
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| Graphics
A graphics context that can be used to render primatives to the accelerated canvas provided by LWJGL. |
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| Input
A wrapped for all keyboard, mouse and controller input |
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| InputListener
A listener that will be notified of keyboard, mouse and controller events |
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| KeyListener
Describes classes capable of responding to key presses |
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| MouseListener
Description of classes that respond to mouse related input events |
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| SlickException
A generic exception thrown by everything in the library |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.state.transition | |
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| Color
A simple wrapper round the values required for a colour |
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| GameContainer
A generic game container that handles the game loop, fps recording and managing the input system |
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| Graphics
A graphics context that can be used to render primatives to the accelerated canvas provided by LWJGL. |
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| SlickException
A generic exception thrown by everything in the library |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.svg | |
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| Color
A simple wrapper round the values required for a colour |
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| Graphics
A graphics context that can be used to render primatives to the accelerated canvas provided by LWJGL. |
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| Image
An image loaded from a file and renderable to the canvas |
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| SlickException
A generic exception thrown by everything in the library |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.tests | |
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| BasicGame
A basic implementation of a game to take out the boring bits |
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| ControlledInputReciever
Description of any class capable of recieving and controlling it's own reception of input You'll shouldn't really need to implement this one for your self, use one of the sub-interfaces: InputListener
MouseListener
KeyListener
ControllerListener |
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| ControllerListener
Description of classes capable of responding to controller events |
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| Game
The main game interface that should be implemented by any game being developed using the container system. |
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| GameContainer
A generic game container that handles the game loop, fps recording and managing the input system |
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| Graphics
A graphics context that can be used to render primatives to the accelerated canvas provided by LWJGL. |
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| InputListener
A listener that will be notified of keyboard, mouse and controller events |
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| KeyListener
Describes classes capable of responding to key presses |
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| MouseListener
Description of classes that respond to mouse related input events |
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| Music
A piece of music loaded and playable within the game. |
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| MusicListener
The description of any class needing to recieve notification of changes to music state. |
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| SlickException
A generic exception thrown by everything in the library |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.tests.states | |
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| ControlledInputReciever
Description of any class capable of recieving and controlling it's own reception of input You'll shouldn't really need to implement this one for your self, use one of the sub-interfaces: InputListener
MouseListener
KeyListener
ControllerListener |
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| ControllerListener
Description of classes capable of responding to controller events |
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| GameContainer
A generic game container that handles the game loop, fps recording and managing the input system |
|
| Graphics
A graphics context that can be used to render primatives to the accelerated canvas provided by LWJGL. |
|
| InputListener
A listener that will be notified of keyboard, mouse and controller events |
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| KeyListener
Describes classes capable of responding to key presses |
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| MouseListener
Description of classes that respond to mouse related input events |
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| SlickException
A generic exception thrown by everything in the library |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.tests.xml | |
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| SlickException
A generic exception thrown by everything in the library |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.tiled | |
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| Image
An image loaded from a file and renderable to the canvas |
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| SlickException
A generic exception thrown by everything in the library |
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| SpriteSheet
A sheet of sprites that can be drawn individually |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.util | |
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| Color
A simple wrapper round the values required for a colour |
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| ControlledInputReciever
Description of any class capable of recieving and controlling it's own reception of input You'll shouldn't really need to implement this one for your self, use one of the sub-interfaces: InputListener
MouseListener
KeyListener
ControllerListener |
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| ControllerListener
Description of classes capable of responding to controller events |
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| Font
The proprites of any font implementation |
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| Game
The main game interface that should be implemented by any game being developed using the container system. |
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| Image
An image loaded from a file and renderable to the canvas |
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| Input
A wrapped for all keyboard, mouse and controller input |
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| InputListener
A listener that will be notified of keyboard, mouse and controller events |
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| KeyListener
Describes classes capable of responding to key presses |
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| MouseListener
Description of classes that respond to mouse related input events |
| Classes in org.newdawn.slick used by org.newdawn.slick.util.xml | |
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A generic exception thrown by everything in the library |
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mapContentIdentifier
- Description
- Map an XContentIdentifier.
- Parameter Source
- An XContentIdentifier from the source set.
- Returns
- The target set's XContentIdentifier corresponding to the
source identifier. The returned XContentIdentifier may be null if
either Source was null already, or if there's no applicable target to
map to.
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mapContent
- Description
- Map the XContent identified by an
XContentIdentifier.
- Parameter Source
- The XContent identified by an XContentIdentifier from
the source set.
- Returns
- The XContent identified by the target set's
XContentIdentifier corresponding to the source identifier. The
returned XContent may be null if either Source was null already, or if
there's no applicable target to map to.
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mapRow
| boolean |
| mapRow( |
[inout] sequence< any > |
Value ); |
- Description
- Map the content identifiers (or related data) contained in the columns
of a ::com::sun::star::sdbc::XRow.
- Parameter Value
- On input, a sequence of anys corresponding to the columns
of the XRow (the first column goes into the zeroth position of the
sequence, and so on). On output, the same sequence, but with the
entries mapped as necessary. This is an inout parameter rather than a
comination of in parameter and return value for performance reasons
(assuming that in most cases most elements in the input sequence will
be returned unmodified).
- Returns
- true if any of the columns contain data that (potentially)
needs mapping (though maybe no mapping occured for the concrete input
data of this call). This information can be useful to decide whether,
for another row, a call to this function is at all necessary.
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TEG Quiz “Who Am I?” Plugin
Part of the TEG Quiz Library. This plugin provides the functionality necessary for the TEG Quiz Library to run an identity style quiz.
Requires
Properties
|
Property
|
Type
|
Default
|
Description
|
| options |
Collection |
See Options below. |
A collection of options for configuring the quiz. |
Methods
|
Method
|
Description
|
| getResults() |
Counts the number of answers in each category and returns the winning entry from options.categories below.
|
Options
|
Option
|
Type
|
Default
|
Description
|
| questions |
jQuery Object |
[] |
A jQuery object containing the quiz questions. |
| categories |
Collection |
{} |
A collection of objects representing the categories to assign a survey taker. Each key name should match the
value attribute of the answers. The members of each entry must include a number value named
count and a string value named win . The
count value will track the number of answers for that category. The
win value will be displayed to the user. See the
resultSelector option of TEG Query Library.
|
Category Example
<input type="radio" name="radioGroup" id="radio01" value="category01" /> Category 01
<input type="radio" name="radioGroup" id="radio02" value="category02" /> Category 02
{
'category01': {
count: 0,
win : 'You are in "Category 01!"',
},
'category02': {
count: 0,
win : 'You are in “Category 02!”',
},
}
|
Option
|
Type
|
Default
|
Description
|
| answers |
Collection |
{} |
A collection of CSS selectors and category assignments. If the form cannot be configured with a value matching the keys in the
categories collection then the selectors in this collection will be used to assign each question to the proper category.
|
Answer Example
{
'CSS Selector 01': 'category01',
'CSS Selector 02': 'category02',
}
|
Option
|
Type
|
Default
|
Description
|
| submitQueue |
Collection of Functions |
{
// override the default submit handler for all quiz types
'00500_quizHandler': function(event) {
if (console) {
console.warn('TQWhoAmI.options.submitQueue[\'00500_quizHandler\'] not overridden as expected.');
} // end if console available
return true;
} // end ['00500_quizHandler']()
}
|
A collection of functions added to the submitQueue option of TEG Query Library. |
| errorQueue |
Collection of Functions |
{
// override the default error handler for all quiz types
'00500_quizErrorHandler': function() {
if (console) {
console.warn('TQWhoAmI.options.errorQueue[\'00500_quizErrorHandler\'] not overridden as expected.');
} // end if console available
return true;
} // end ['00500_quizErrorHandler']()
}
|
A collection of functions added to the errorQueue option of TEG Query Library. |


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