"""All exceptions used in the Cookiecutter code base are defined here."""
[docs]class CookiecutterException(Exception):
"""
Base exception class.
All Cookiecutter-specific exceptions should subclass this class.
"""
[docs]class UnknownTemplateDirException(CookiecutterException):
"""
Exception for ambiguous project template directory.
Raised when Cookiecutter cannot determine which directory is the project
template, e.g. more than one dir appears to be a template dir.
"""
# unused locally
[docs]class MissingProjectDir(CookiecutterException):
"""
Exception for missing generated project directory.
Raised during cleanup when remove_repo() can't find a generated project
directory inside of a repo.
"""
# unused locally
[docs]class ConfigDoesNotExistException(CookiecutterException):
"""
Exception for missing config file.
Raised when get_config() is passed a path to a config file, but no file
is found at that path.
"""
[docs]class InvalidConfiguration(CookiecutterException):
"""
Exception for invalid configuration file.
Raised if the global configuration file is not valid YAML or is
badly constructed.
"""
[docs]class UnknownRepoType(CookiecutterException):
"""
Exception for unknown repo types.
Raised if a repo's type cannot be determined.
"""
[docs]class VCSNotInstalled(CookiecutterException):
"""
Exception when version control is unavailable.
Raised if the version control system (git or hg) is not installed.
"""
[docs]class ContextDecodingException(CookiecutterException):
"""
Exception for failed JSON decoding.
Raised when a project's JSON context file can not be decoded.
"""
[docs]class OutputDirExistsException(CookiecutterException):
"""
Exception for existing output directory.
Raised when the output directory of the project exists already.
"""
[docs]class InvalidModeException(CookiecutterException):
"""
Exception for incompatible modes.
Raised when cookiecutter is called with both `no_input==True` and
`replay==True` at the same time.
"""
[docs]class FailedHookException(CookiecutterException):
"""
Exception for hook failures.
Raised when a hook script fails.
"""
[docs]class UndefinedVariableInTemplate(CookiecutterException):
"""
Exception for out-of-scope variables.
Raised when a template uses a variable which is not defined in the
context.
"""
def __init__(self, message, error, context):
"""Exception for out-of-scope variables."""
self.message = message
self.error = error
self.context = context
def __str__(self):
"""Text representation of UndefinedVariableInTemplate."""
return (
"{self.message}. "
"Error message: {self.error.message}. "
"Context: {self.context}"
).format(**locals())
[docs]class UnknownExtension(CookiecutterException):
"""
Exception for un-importable extention.
Raised when an environment is unable to import a required extension.
"""
[docs]class RepositoryNotFound(CookiecutterException):
"""
Exception for missing repo.
Raised when the specified cookiecutter repository doesn't exist.
"""
[docs]class ContextFileNotFound(CookiecutterException):
"""
Exception for missing context file.
Raised when the specified context file doesn't exist.
"""
[docs]class RepositoryCloneFailed(CookiecutterException):
"""
Exception for un-cloneable repo.
Raised when a cookiecutter template can't be cloned.
"""
[docs]class InvalidZipRepository(CookiecutterException):
"""
Exception for bad zip repo.
Raised when the specified cookiecutter repository isn't a valid
Zip archive.
"""
[docs]class InvalidOperatorType(CookiecutterException):
"""
Exception for bad zip repo.
Raised when the specified cookiecutter repository isn't a valid
Zip archive.
"""
[docs]class EscapeOperatorException(CookiecutterException):
"""
Exception for bad zip repo.
Raised when the specified cookiecutter repository isn't a valid
Zip archive.
"""


In this challenge,
You must beat the dealer at a high stakes game of Black Jack (BJ)
In this challenge,
You need to guess whether the next number will be higher or lower than the current one.
How to play:
The game will start as soon as the MicroBit is connected to power.
A number will scroll across the LEDs and then will stay on the LEDS. If there is a zero, this is actually 10 but the one doesn't fit on the grid!
To choose higher or lower you use the accelerometer.
To choose higher tilt the left side of the MicroBit downwards.
To choose lower tilt the right side of the Microbit downwards.
Once titled return the MicroBit so that it's level.
If you were correct, a tick will show and then another number and so on.
If you were incorrect, a cross will show and then your score will scroll across the screen.
Once the game ends it will restart.
In this challenge,
You need to avoid the falling blocks by guiding your flashing dot through the spaces.
In this challenge,
You control a flashing dot and guide it through a maze by tilting your micro bit. When you reach the hidden exit, you progress to the next level. If you pass level 3, you WIN!
In this challenge,
You have to follow the screen and do exactly what it says.
Instructions: The game will start the second the power is connected to the MicroBit. 3 characters will scroll from right to left across the LEDs; using the key below you need to input these characters,in order, back to the MicroBit. The game uses the MicroBit's accelerometer and buttons to make 28 different inputs: A-Z, BACKSPACE and FINISHED. It may take a few tries to get used to the input system but when you see the character appear you should return the MicroBit to a level position. Tilting the top of the MicroBit downwards is UP, Tilting the bottom downwards is DOWN, Tilting the right downwards is RIGHT, Tiliting the left downwards is LEFT. When pressing the buttons, press down and release, and when pressing them twice in a row make sure not to be too fast. However you will need to press for the second time in about less than a second apart to the first. If you make a mistake when inputting you can use Backspace to remove the latest character. When you have inputted your characters, use Finished and then the MicroBit will either show a tick (correct) or a cross (incorrect) Then 3 more characters will scroll across the screen and it repeats.
Key: [Character] [Direction] [Button(s)] U=Up L=Left R=Right D=Down AB= A and B at the same time AA or BB= Double press A or B ABAB= Double press AB
A U, means the character 'A' is produced if you tilt the top of the MicroBit downwards. B U A, mean the character 'B' is produced if you tilt the top of the MicroBit downward AND press button A. etc...
Following some serious extraction and decryption, the hardest Riddles, Riddle1 and Riddle2 respectively, were distributed throughout the Net. Take a look at Riddle1:
"I'm always running but never moving,
Dark when alone but lit in exchange,
And powerless to looting."
--Find the answer with your m:b!
Try shaking your device if you're stuck (on the first 'Ready? Go!' screen) for a hint!
If you manage to find the answer with your m:b, then hold B to continue onto Riddle2!
Riddle2:
"Below a horizon rises a crest,
Beyond far hills lie the rest,
And I'll be there,
Chasing that Sunset."
--Find the answer, while pressing A+B together!


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Cson Installation
Prerequisites
- A C++ compiler.
-
GHC
haskell compiler.
bnfc
version 2.3b or later, to compile the Cson parsing and pretty-printing library.
- The
flex
lexer generator, and the bison
parser generator.
- For the Haskell target, need
alex
lexer generator, happy
parser generator, and ghc
compiler. See the Faerieplay compiler install notes for information about these.
Building
$ cd BASEDIR/json
$ make install
- Builds the C++ component and installs the shared libraries.
- Builds the Haskell component, which
can be used directly from this build directory, by adding
BASEDIR/json/bnfc/
to the Haskell library path.


One line Ronnie and Reggie Kray wouldn't cross in their criminal career
Notorious gangsters The Kray twins ran a huge criminal organisation from the East End of London but despite being murderers they did follow a very strict code
by Jane Lavender, https://www.facebook.com/dailymirror/The Kray twins were convicted of two murders in 1969 and spent the rest of their lives behind bars.
Ronnie and Reggie were some of Britain's most notorious gangsters and ran The Firm from East London.
As their power grew and they opened a string of clubs, including an upmarket venue in London's West End, they counted celebrities like Frank Sinatra and Judy Garland among their friends.
But while they were being photographed by David Bailey and even appearing on TV interviews, the brothers were running one of the most violent criminal outfits the country had ever seen.
As well as killing George Cornell and Jack McVitie, Ronnie and Reggie were also involved in armed robbery, arson, protection rackets and assaults.

Ronnie and Reggie renovated the cluband it soon became a gathering place for the villains of the East End.
The twins were born in east London and raised almost single-handedly by their mum, Violet.
Ronnie and Reggie's father, Charlie Snr, was absent from home for long periods of time because he was on the run after deserting during the war.
The brothers idolised their mum and it shaped how they treated those around them.
So even though they were happy that gangsters and wannabe villains used their club, there were some exceptions to who they would allow in.
Mickey Bailey knew the brothers and was a regular in their club.
But in a new book about the brothers, Krays: The Final Word, by James Morton, he reveals he was banned because of Ronnie and Reggie's code.
Mickey said: "I was spending my time down the snooker hall and mixing with villains. I didn’t play, but it was a sort of apprenticeship of its own.
"It was a meeting place for older villains to talk about crime and pass their skills on to the youngsters.
My mother got wind of what I was up to, and since she’d known the Twins since they were boys she decided to go and speak to them.
"Apparently it was Ronnie she saw. Whether it was the same day or a couple of days later I don't know, but as me and a couple of friends walked across the waste ground in front of the hall Ronnie was on the steps.
"He says, “Where are you going?” and I said, “in for a cup of tea and a pie.”
"He just said, “It’ll be a long time before you’re allowed back here. You’re all barred. Your mother’s been down.”
"There was no malice from Ronnie. He was just doing what my mother wanted.
"Even at that relatively early age I knew you didn’t argue with the Twins."
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My research is based primarily in fluid dynamics and in particular hydrodynamic stability theory. I am interested in laminar flow control techniques and have looked at oscillatory flows over rotating disks and flat plates.
CV | pdf
Projects
- PhD Thesis (2014 - Present)
- Supervisor: Dr. Chris Davies
- To investigate the stabilising effects of adding modulation to a rotating disk boundary layer.
- MMath Thesis (2010 - 2014)
- Supervisor: Dr. Chris Davies
- To investigate the connection between the local and global stability analyses of an oscillatory Stokes layer.
- Undergraduate Project (CUROP) (2013)
- Supervisor: Dr. Chris Davies
- To develop an efficient numerical algorithm for solving a system of nonlinear time-dependent differential equations.
Notable Contributions
- Cardiff SIAM-IMA Student Chapter President (2015 - Present)
- May 2016: Organised and hosted the SIAM National Student Chapter Conference at Cardiff University. | Blog
- August 2016: Oversaw re-branding of new SIAM-IMA Student Chapter from SIAM Chapter after securing funding from the IMA.
- May 2017: Organised 3-minute thesis competition for postgraduate students. | Blog
- June 2017: Organised workshop sessions for Bridgend College students on robotics, 3D printing and Raspberry Pi. | Partners: Cardiff University, Bridgend College, SIAM, IMA, Emotion Robotics, Sony UKTec | Blog
- Lead Instructor on Undergraduate MATLAB course (2016 - Present)
- Devised, composed and delivered an 11-week intensive course titled An Introduction to MATLAB to final-year undergraduates and postgraduates. Responsible for all aspects of the course. | Course Notes
- Raspberry Pi Certified Educator (2016 - Present)
- Successful application to attend two-day picademy course using Raspberry Pi computers for education. Active member of the Raspberry Pi community and have contributed to educational resources which have been actively used in schools and colleges in England and Wales. | Website
Academic Awards
- Recognition for Outstanding Contribution | SIAM (2017)
- Best in School Prize | Cardiff University (2014)
- Second Year Prize | Cardiff University (2012)
- First Year Prize | Cardiff University (2011)
- Calculus Prize | Cardiff University (2010)
Funding Awarded
- £13,863 p/a (3.5 years) | EPSRC Postgraduate Research Studentship (2014-2018)
- $800 | SIAM Student Travel Award (2017)
- €220 | ERCOFTAC PhD Scholarship for Conference Attendance (2017)
- $700 | SIAM Student Representative Award (2016)
- £1600 (8 weeks) | Cardiff Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (2013)
- £400 | IMA Education Grant (on behalf of SIAM-IMA Student Chapter) (2017)
- £300 | Cardiff University Widening Access Grant (on behalf of SIAM-IMA Student Chapter) (2017)
Conferences & Workshops
- Hosted:
- SIAM-IMA Student Chapter 'Full STEAM Ahead' Workshops | Cardiff University (2017) | Blog
- 5th SIAM National Student Chapter Conference | Cardiff University (2016) | Blog
- Contributed Talk:
- SIAM Annual Meeting | Pittsburgh (2017)
- ERCOFTAC SIG33 Workshop on Progress in Flow Instability, Transition and Control | Siena (2017)
- 6th SIAM National Student Chapter Conference | Galway (2017)
- Welsh Mathematics Colloquium | Gregynog (2017)
- Welsh Mathematics Colloquium | Gregynog (2016)
- Applied Mathematics Research Workshop | Cardiff University (2016)
- Contributed Poster:
- SIAM UK-IE 20th Annual Meeting | Cambridge (2016)
- Attended:
- Initial Meeting of UKFN SIG on Complex Boundary Layers & Rotating Flows | Cambridge (2017) | Site
- Airbus DiPaRT | Bristol (2016)
- Fortran Modernisation Workshop | Warrington (2016) | Site
- SIAM Annual Meeting | Boston (2016) | Blog
- Welsh Mathematics Colloquium | Gregynog (2015)
- SIAM Student Chapter Conference | Cardiff University (2015)
- 4th Joint BAMC & BMC | University of Cambridge (2015)
- BAMC | Cardiff University (2014)


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I used to love art ever since I was a baby when I would paint with fingertips.
As I grew up, I mastered different skills that helped me become a better artist. Each of the designs is a 3 step process in my lab.
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Contents
clear; close all; clc;
Description
This code processes the MAT file for the skin surface (found in the /mat folder), since it contains both the inner and outer skin surfaces. The inner surface is removed and the outer surface is processed to produce a single "water tight" mesh. The surface is also remeshed using ggremesh. The remeshed surface is exported to the /post folder.
This code requires the GIBBON MATLAB toolbox www.gibboncode.org
Plotting settings
lineWidth=0.5;
Control parameters
% Path names projectFolder = fileparts(fileparts(mfilename('fullpath'))); %Main code path loadFolder=fullfile(projectFolder,'data','BodyParts3D','mat'); %The MAT loading folder saveFolder=fullfile(projectFolder,'data','BodyParts3D','post'); %The MAT saving folder for processed data fileName_FMA='FMA7163'; saveNameMesh='skin_leg_right'; pointSpacing=4; cutHeight=675; saveOn=1;
fileName_mat=fullfile(loadFolder,[fileName_FMA,'.mat']);
model=load(fileName_mat);
F=model.faces;
V=model.vertices;
logicVertices=V(:,1)<0 & V(:,3)<=cutHeight+mean(patchEdgeLengths(F,V)); logicFaces=any(logicVertices(F),2); logicFaces=triSurfLogicSharpFix(F,logicFaces); Fs=F(logicFaces,:); [Fs,Vs]=patchCleanUnused(Fs,V); optionStruct.outputType='label'; [G,~,groupSize]=tesgroup(Fs,optionStruct); [~,indMax]=max(groupSize); logicKeep=G==indMax; Fs=Fs(logicKeep,:); [Fs,Vs]=patchCleanUnused(Fs,Vs); snapTolerance=mean(patchEdgeLengths(Fs,Vs))/100; n=vecnormalize([0 0 1]); %Normal direction to plane P=[0 0 cutHeight]; %Point on plane [Fc,Vc,~,logicSide]=triSurfSlice(Fs,Vs,[],P,n,snapTolerance); [Fc,Vc]=patchCleanUnused(Fc(logicSide,:),Vc);
Construct alpha shape
This deteriorates surface quality (bridges concave regions) but is a termporary "quick-and-dirty" work-around to obtain outer skin surface only.
shp = alphaShape(Vc,max(patchEdgeLengths(Fc,Vc)),'HoleThreshold',500,'RegionThreshold',1); [Fa,Va] = boundaryFacets(shp); %Get boundary faces of alpha shape [Fa,Va] = patchCleanUnused(Fa,Va); %Remove unused vertices
Remesh alpha shape using ggremesh
optionStructRemesh.pointSpacing=pointSpacing; %Set desired point spacing optionStructRemesh.disp_on=1; % Turn off command window text display [Fn,Vn]=ggremesh(Fa,Va,optionStructRemesh);
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% ------> Geogram/vorpalite for resmeshing <------ 01-Sep-2021 17:42:02 # Export mesh input file. 01-Sep-2021 17:42:02 # Run Geomgram/vorpalite. 01-Sep-2021 17:42:02 ______________________________________________________________________________ | | | o-[config ] Configuration file name:geogram.ini | | Home directory:/root | | o-[I/O ] Output = /mnt/data/MATLAB/GIBBON/data/temp/temp_out.obj | | Loading file /mnt/data/MATLAB/GIBBON/data/temp/temp.obj... | | (FP64) nb_v:9054 nb_e:0 nb_f:18104 nb_b:0 tri:1 dim:3 | | Attributes on vertices: point[3] | | o-[Load ] Elapsed time: 0.01 s | ___________________________ _/ =====[preprocessing]===== \________________________________________________ | | | o-[CmdLine ] using pre:epsilon=0(0%) | | using pre:min_comp_area=9236.76(3%) | | o-[Components ] Nb connected components=1 | | Mesh does not have small connected component (good) | | o-[CmdLine ] using pre:max_hole_area=100 | | o-[Validate ] Mesh does not have 0-area facets (good) | | o-[CmdLine ] using pre:margin=0(0%) | | o-[Pre ] Elapsed time: 0.01 s | _______________________ _/ =====[remeshing]===== \____________________________________________________ | | ||| o-[Newton ] Elapsed time: 1.29s | | o-[Remesh ] Computing RVD... | | o-[Validate ] (FP64) nb_v:22222 nb_e:0 nb_f:44440 nb_b:0 tri:1 dim:3 | | Attributes on vertices: point[3] | | o-[Remesh ] Elapsed time: 1.64 s | ____________________________ _/ =====[postprocessing]===== \_______________________________________________ | | | o-[CmdLine ] using post:min_comp_area=9163.64(3%) | | o-[Components ] Nb connected components=1 | | Mesh does not have small connected component (good) | | o-[CmdLine ] using post:max_hole_area=100 | | using post:max_deg3_dist=0.754369(0.10000000000000001%) | | o-[Degree3 ] Does not have any degree 3 vertex (good) | | o-[Post ] Elapsed time: 0 s | ____________________ _/ =====[result]===== \_______________________________________________________ | | | o-[FinalMesh ] (FP64) nb_v:22222 nb_e:0 nb_f:44440 nb_b:0 tri:1 dim:3 | | Attributes on vertices: point[3] | | o-[I/O ] Saving file /mnt/data/MATLAB/GIBBON/data/temp/temp_out.obj. | | .. | | o-[Total time ] Elapsed time: 3.73 s | \______________________________________________________________________________/ # Importing remeshed geometry. 01-Sep-2021 17:42:06 # Removing temporary files. 01-Sep-2021 17:42:07 # Done! 01-Sep-2021 17:42:07
Visualisation
cFigure; subplot(1,2,1); hold on; gpatch(F,V,'w','none',0.25); gpatch(Fn,Vn,'bw','none'); axisGeom; camlight headlight; subplot(1,2,2); hold on; gpatch(Fn,Vn,'bw','k',1,lineWidth); axisGeom; camlight headlight; gdrawnow;
Store model in structure
modelNew.source=fileName_FMA; modelNew.faces=Fn; modelNew.vertices=Vn; modelNew.pointSpacing=pointSpacing; modelNew.cutHeight=cutHeight;
Save model
if saveOn==1 saveName_mat=fullfile(saveFolder,[saveNameMesh,'.mat']); save(saveName_mat,'-struct','modelNew') end
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Puerto Vallarta is an authentic Mexican town as well as a world-class resort, completely geared up for tourists and with ample services for yachts.
It is reported to be the only safe harbour in the area during the hurricane season.
Marina Vallarta is a convenient place to complete formalities, as is Paradise Village Marina.
Port captain and customs offices are in the terminal building by the cruise ship dock. Immigration is in town.
Obtaining a Temporary Import Permit here, if this is your first Mexican port, is reported to be straightforward.
Puerto Vallarta Harbour Master
VHF Ch: 16
Telephone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
There are three marinas here, Marina Nuevo Vallarta and Marina Vallarta have both been recently renovated.
The only anchorage area inside the harbour, is off the creek mouth. Anchoring is prohibited elsewhere (including in the Los Arcos underwater park).
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Take the last Dogl Treat
The aim of this game is to take the last remaining Dogl Treat. You can only take 1, 2 or 3 treats (you can't take 0). Enter how many you want to take in the box below to start playing.
There are treats left.
The aim of this game is to take the last remaining Dogl Treat. You can only take 1, 2 or 3 treats (you can't take 0). Enter how many you want to take in the box below to start playing.


Hey,
my BBLog does not work for a longer time. In former times, it worked perfect!
I tried many different solutions already, but there was not one working. I tried everything between re-installing the AddOn, restarting System and crawling into the deeper Firefox-Folders to overwrite, delete and replace Files.
There was no solution is this Forum, which worked.
I am using Firefox on Win7 (32bit)
Thanks ;)
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xXJumpyXx
Helping Hand
xXJumpyXx
Helping Hand
Do you by any chance use HTTPS on Battlelog?
eTheBlack
Also doesn't work on Chrome, Windows 64bit
Clearing cache, temp and cookies doesn't solve it. Nor does disabling BBLog, so guess problem is on server side.
ORFK
Global Moderator
asking again:
xXJumpyXx wrote:
Do you use HTTPS on Battlelog?
Post edited 1 x times, last by
eTheBlack
eTheBlack
No and it doesn't matter. Battlelog doesn't even support https.
Edit:
Restart PC fixes problem,but if I enable BBLog it still has issues.
Can't join server, etc.
Post edited 1 x times, last by
xXJumpyXx
Helping Hand
xXJumpyXx
Helping Hand
eTheBlack wrote:
Battlelog doesn't even support https.
Battlelog supports HTTPS just fine, might not be certified. BBLog on the other hand does not.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
I guess you mean the battlelog web plugin that you need to join server and so...
So, than you don't mean BBLog and you are wrong on this site.
Post edited 2 x times, last by
eTheBlack
eTheBlack
omg...
I don't use https for battlelog.
I used BBLog from first beta and it worked fine, except few bugs until today.
Disabling BBLog extension fixes problem, I can join server. Thus I already have web plugin. Is that so hard to understand or do I need to explain even more?
Anyway after "reinstalling" extension, now is everything back to normal. Guess bug was somewhere in settings of extension
Thanks for help...
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Ok great. Most people that come to us and say "i can't join server" mean the web plugin instead of BBLog.
So, don't feel bothered by my answer - It was just a guess.
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?? I am the author of this post and my problem is not fixed!!
If my problem had been, that I can't join a server, that I would have written it into my post! But my problem is, that BBlog does not work. And doesn't mean "Battlelog", if I write "BetterBattlelog", and I don't mean "sever-issues", if I write "BBlog does not run."
Okay, so is there anybody out there, who is able to help me?

So far you haven't answered that. Using HTTPS makes BBLog turn off, for security reasons.
So if that's the case, don't use HTTPS. If not, we'll gladly help as much as we can :)
And sorry about the mix-up.
 I am the author of this post and my problem is not fixed!!
Oops, that happen when mutliple people write multiple issues in one thread :)
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No I don't.  See if works.
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If it works, with a new profile, than try to deacticate all extensions except BBLog.
Most of the time some ad-blocker / scriptblocker addon will break BBLog.
Topicstarter
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BrainFooLong? Thanks for trying to help me, but how I said: I already tried this standart-steps ;)
Post edited 1 x times, last by
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BrainFooLong
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Well, than let us try something special.
I've added you on battlelog, let us talk about in the chat.
BrainFooLong
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Fixed. Problem was Firefox 13.0, too old for BBLog. Current version is 18.0.


--- layout: plainarticle permalink: '/alumni-projects/alumni-consulting-initiative/jacobs-feed-episode-1/' title: JacobsFeed Episode 1 ---
Here’s a story about Jacobs University that will blow your mind…
Jacobs University is in financial peril. The place we called home – is fighting to clean up its books. There’s one bad apple that we (the Alumni) are to blame for. You guessed it – Tuition Postponement.
This series of articles, brought to you by the Alumni Consulting Initiative with support from the Alumni Board and in collaboration with the University itself, will give you the low down on all things around tuition postponement. The series starts with a detailed look at the numbers – where is all that money? How much is it? Well.. be prepared to have your mind expanded!
This is better than all those readers.
So you’re probably wondering how bad things are financially at the University? More specifically – you want to know how big of a role the arguably dysfunctional Tuition Postponement system has to play in the current fiasco? Let’s start with one number.
23 million €
That’s how many Euros – we the proud Alumni of Jacobs University currently owe our Alma Mater. Growing at 7,75% p.a. as you read this.
Yes – that’s 22,999,999 more than the number of expressions Kirsten Stewart is capable of.
Currently, that’s enough money to buy this island off the coast of Portugal:
http://www.privateislandsonline.com/islands/moucho-de-alhandra-island (Ask for the zegloballeadersoftomorrow discount)
Well – it’s not all bad. The truth is, a good number of these loans are fine. They’re being serviced regularly (i.e. people are paying their installments on schedule).
These were also the nice people you usually wanted to sit with in the servery.
Well, the problem is the non-performers. No, we don’t mean those who got 3.something GPAs – we mean the ones who aren’t paying back the way they should. These are fellow Alumni who not only stopped paying back their loans, but also avoid any kind of communication with the University. Some of them don’t respond to multiple calls, emails and other attempts to make contact by the University
Disclaimer: Repaid loans will not be donated to the Church of Scientology
We wish this were the case. The fact is 25% of the total outstanding loan amount is currently in default (insufficient or no payments or communication). This is owed by 24% of all Alumni who still have loans from the University.
Yup, a financial “wrecking ball”.
Well of these 23 million owed to the University, around 6.2 million € are missing without a clear trace at the moment. The people owing this money are neither paying up nor are they responding to any attempts to make contact by the university nor are they reaching out to Jacobs to find a mutual solution. Ironically – some of them actively show up on Social Media as having good jobs, come to events on campus – and even donate to Alumni Scholarships! They just don’t seem to want to pay their dues. Some extreme cases have had to be handed over to collection agents unfortunately.
They may look cute, but they will collect.
We figured you’d ask – so here’s some interesting things (and probably more useful than an Island) you can do with that kind of cash:
Or 3 satisfactory meals in the servery. Wait, who are we kidding – satisfactory? Lol.
The fact is – this is a significant amount of money that the University currently cannot count on – which could be really useful in these pressing times.
We all have friends who are still paying their loans back and some who aren’t doing even a little bit. These are the ones making it harder for the University to keep giving loans to deserving students – like you and I – who wouldn’t have a chance for a great international experience and a solid education otherwise! This is of course apart from all the other painful austerity measures that we know the University has to exercise at the moment.
#6seasonsandamovie
We’re glad you asked! Truth be told, you may be doing things right, but almost 25% of the Alumni who still have loans aren’t. This means, the odds are that maybe one or more of your close friends – is one of these non-performers. We, as fellow Alumni, hope that understanding the magnitude of the problem encourages you to talk to them and help them see that they really need to start paying again. Also for their own benefit!
Yes – their own benefit. You see – loans are not magical that if you wish them away hard enough they disappear.  So early repayment will actually save your defaulting friends money in the long run, and a lot of pain (refer to collection agent above!). In fact the University has some interesting offers and support in place – to help you if you are struggling and also if on the other hand you are keen on paying it all off faster.
In the next articles – we will help you understand some of these offers from the University and show you how even if you are paying regularly, you can clearly help the university by paying back more and faster, while saving money in the process! More on this WIN-WIN-Situation to follow soon!
That feeling you got just before walking into the Servery.


Giving Glory to God
Give glory to God
The only one
Who has risen
His only Son
Give thanks to Him
For dying on a tree
Loving us so much
He set us all free
In These Lands
Draw my sword
For the Lord
Stand in the fight
For what is right
Let God's might
Spread like light
Feeling His hands
Upon these lands
Love the Lord
Love the Lord
In all you do
Love the Lord
Through and through
Love the Lord
Always and forever
Love the Lord
In what you endeavor
Love the Lord
Through rain and shine
Love the Lord
When things aren't fine
Love the Lord
Give thanks and praise
Love the Lord
On rainy days
Love the Lord
With all your heart
Love the Lord
As a work of art
Love the Lord
With all your mind
Love the Lord
With words that are kind
Love the Lord with all your soul
Love the Lord completely whole
His Sacrifice
Sacrifices for sin
In the past
To be forgiven
Cleansed at last
Jesus, died for us
Though we are dross
In our sinful ways
He hung on the cross
Giving us a relationship
With Yah-weh
The veil was torn
Providing a doorway
To be with God
In His loving care
Not harmed at all
Nothing can compare
Meal Prayer
Let's take our seat
In order to eat
Giving thanks to the Lord
For all that He does provide
His love ever so wide
All I Have
All I have to give
Is for the Lord
All I have to live
Is for my Lord
All I have to say
Is for the Lord
Each and every day
Is for the Lord
Loving him with praise
Is for the Lord
Now and always
Is for the Lord
What Can I Say?
What can I Say?
Jesus knows best
For my life
He guides the rest
Every day I must
Seek Him with care
Trusting in His love
Always, everywhere
Poetry by Princess Kelly


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PAYBACK (Paramount) Starring: Mel Gibson, Gregg Henry, Maria Bello, David Paymer, Deborah Kara Unger, William Devane, Bill Duke, Lucy Liu, Kris Kristofferson. Screenplay: Brian Helgeland and Terry Hayes, based on the novel "The Hunter" by Richard Stark. Producer: Bruce Davey. Director: Brian Helgeland. MPAA Rating: R (violence, torture, drug use, adult themes) Running Time: 102 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
"Get ready to root for the bad guy" trumpets the tag line for PAYBACK, and for once the marketing people are on to something. Lots of action films go the anti-hero route, offering protagonists with single-sentence motivations who kill at least as many people as the ostensible villains of the piece. The assumption is that we'll be on the side of the star because...well, he's a star. It doesn't matter how nasty or brutal Arnold Schwarzenegger or Steven Seagal get -- if they're the first name on the marquee, they're the ones whose gunplay and fisticuffs are cheered.
Mel Gibson is a different case entirely. There has always been something genuinely unstable behind his eyes when he wants there to be -- MAD MAX, the original LETHAL WEAPON, CONSPIRACY THEORY -- but also something genuinely wounded that makes his instability as sympathetic as it is menacing. Gibson uses that persona to solid effect as Porter, a career thief in single-minded pursuit of revenge. It seems that Porter was double-crossed by his partner Val (Gregg Henry) after a $140,000 heist, shot and left for dead so Val could square a debt with his organized crime bosses. Five months later, Porter is healed and determined to recover his share of the loot, even if it means taking on the sociopathic Val, corrupt cops, the Chinese mafia and Val's bosses in The Outfit.
Along the way to his goal, Porter encounters plenty of intriguing characters, which is half the fun of PAYBACK. Lucy Liu (from TV's "Ally McBeal") dives into the role of a dominatrix who _really_ enjoys her work; James Coburn steals his few scenes as a dapper mid-level crime boss; Kris Kristofferson uses his rasp-and-squint to appropriate effect as The Outfit's capo di tutti capi. PAYBACK works in large part because it's not just Mel Gibson running around shooting and getting shot at. The whole atmosphere of the film is bleak and corrupt, from Ericson Core's bleached cinematography to the cold brick of Richard Hoover's production design. Though it comes with a dose of humor, it's usually humor of the black variety, and the film rarely strays far from pulp crime thriller territory.
That includes plenty of violence, of course, which is really the main place where PAYBACK grows wearying. There's violence, and then there's _violence_, and then there's PAYBACK, which never shies away from the roughest rough stuff from the opening scene of un-anesthetized surgery. Where a slap might suffice, a pistol-whipping shows up instead; where you might expect a good old-fashioned roughing up, you can count on the strategic application of a sledgehammer. Porter's world is certainly a brutal one, and Porter himself is a brutal guy, but after a while it all starts to feel like overkill.
Fortunately, it all comes back to Gibson, whose monomania about his $70,000 makes just enough sense to keep the plot moving. There's a bit too much effort directed towards making Porter seem sensitive through his relationship with a high-priced call girl (Maria Bello) -- apparently the result of Gibson's initial dissatisfaction with director and co-writer Brian Helgeland's relentlessly dark tone -- but it all seems like unnecessary effort. PAYBACK only works as entertainment because Gibson himself conveys all the reason we need to get behind Porter. If you can get past all the bloodshed and brutality, you'll find a surprisingly slick and surprisingly smart action thriller in PAYBACK. The amazing thing is that, by all rights, you _shouldn't_ be able to get past it. Credit Gibson for giving us the kind psycho you can't help cuddling up to.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 dark Porters: 7.
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--- layout: post title: Building Single Page Apps with ASP.NET MVC4 - Part 4 - Sorting, Filtering and Manipulating data with upshot.js date: '2012-04-03T15:33:00.000+02:00' author: Bart Jolling tags: - JavaScript - ASP.NET MVC 4 - Knockout - Single Page Application - Upshot modified_time: '2012-06-29T12:37:59.649+02:00' blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8436642170609457318.post-7019698928458647200 blogger_orig_url: https://bartjolling.blogspot.com/2012/04/building-single-page-apps-with-aspnet.html ---
This blogpost is part of a series about building Single Page Applications using ASP.NET MVC 4 beta. When writing this post I assumed you have read the previous ones. The code snippets are just the incremental changes that are needed since the third. post I'd advise to just download the completed source code directly
This post was more or less triggered by this comment on my first post in this series. James wanted to avoid creating GET functions for each single case. I already replied that he could take advantage of the OData features of WebApi but I think a dedicated post is needed since this is a topic where upshot is showing its limitations.
Install-Package SinglePageApplication.CSharp
This will upgrade some dependencies and add new files such as T4 templates to the project. You will need to update some of the links to javascript files because for example knockout-2.0.0.js is upgraded and renamed to simply knockout.js. I also created a namespace 'deliveryTracker' and put my DeliveriesViewModel in it.
After the package update the UpshotContext HtmlHelper function is now available. So in my desktop and mobile views I can now replace the Javascript call to upshot.metadata with following code:
@(Html.UpshotContext(bufferChanges: true) .DataSource<DeliveryTracker.Controllers.DataServiceController> (x => x.GetDeliveriesForToday()) .ClientMapping<DeliveryTracker.Models.Customer> ("deliveryTracker.Customer") .ClientMapping<DeliveryTracker.Models.Delivery> ("deliveryTracker.Delivery") ) <script type="text/javascript"> $(function () { var model = new deliveryTracker.DeliveriesViewModel(); ko.applyBindings(model); }); </script>
This will generate javascript that calls upshot.metadata and also sets up a remote datasource called 'DeliveriesForToday. This means I can now remove the code that creates a new RemoteDataSource in the constructor of my DeliveryViewModel and get it from upshot.dataSources.DeliveriesForToday
/// <reference path="_references.js" /> (function (window, undefined) { var deliveryTracker = window["deliveryTracker"] = {}; deliveryTracker.DeliveriesViewModel = function () { // ... snip self.dataSource = upshot.dataSources.DeliveriesForToday; // ... snip }; deliveryTracker.MobileDeliveriesViewModel = function () { //inherit from DeliveriesViewModel var self = this; deliveryTracker.DeliveriesViewModel.call(self); // ... snip }; // ... snip ... window["deliveryTracker"] = deliveryTracker; })(window);
Note the calls to the ClientMapping functions which are used to indicate that I want to map the incoming data to the Customer and Delivery objects that I have created in javascript
// Initialize remote and local datasource self.dataSource = upshot.dataSources.DeliveriesForToday; self.dataSource.setFilter({ property: "IsDelivered", operator: "==", value: false } ); //, self.dataSource.setSort({ property: "Customer/Name", descending: false }); self.dataSource.refresh();
The remoteDatasource is built on top of an OData service. The above request will generate this HTTP GET
GET http://localhost:61907/api/DataService/GetDeliveriesForToday?%24filter=IsDelivered+eq+false&%24orderby=Customer%2FName HTTP/1.1 X-Requested-With: XMLHttpRequest Accept: application/json, text/javascript, */*; q=0.01 Referer: http://localhost:61907/ Accept-Language: en-us Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; MSIE 9.0; Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; Trident/5.0) Host: localhost:61907 Connection: Keep-Alive
Note how you can sort and filter on a property of an associated entity by using a forward slash (...property: "Customer/Name"...) because this is supported by OData. The data also got filtered so the browser only received those deliveries where the IsDelivered property was set to false. Unfortunately upshot does not expose the full power of OData to the client application.
self.localDataSource = upshot.LocalDataSource({ source: self.dataSource, autoRefresh: true, allowRefreshWithEdits: true }); self.deliveries = self.localDataSource.getEntities(); self.deliveriesForCustomer = self.deliveries.groupBy("Customer");
In order to demonstrate sorting and grouping on the local data, I thought it would be fun to include the geolocation capabilities of the current browsers. If a user allows the application to read his current location, the application will sort the data by 'distance from user'.
I added latitude and longitude data to the my server-side Customer domain entity. This entity and the Delivery entity are both mapped to their javascript counterparts, like so:
deliveryTracker.Customer = function (data) { var self = this; self.CustomerId = ko.observable(data.CustomerId); self.Name = ko.observable(data.Name); self.Address = ko.observable(data.Address); self.Latitude = ko.observable(data.Latitude); self.Longitude = ko.observable(data.Longitude); //only exists client-side self.DistanceFromMe = ko.observable('unknown'); upshot.addEntityProperties(self, "Customer:#DeliveryTracker.Models"); }; deliveryTracker.Delivery = function (data) { var self = this; self.DeliveryId = ko.observable(data.DeliveryId); self.CustomerId = ko.observable(data.CustomerId); self.Customer = ko.observable(data.Customer ? new deliveryTracker.Customer(data.Customer) : null); self.Description = ko.observable(data.Description); self.IsDelivered = ko.observable(data.IsDelivered); upshot.addEntityProperties(self, "Delivery:#DeliveryTracker.Models"); };
It's important to note that upshot will map the Delivery object automatically but not the Customer object even when specifying it in the ClientMapping function on the UpshotContext. So whenever upshot tries to map the Delivery object, I create an observable Customer object myself. See the highlighted lines above
Now add this to the constructor of the DeliveriesViewModel:
var self = this; var self.position // Initialize geolocation if (navigator.geolocation) { self.deliveries.subscribe(CalculateDistanceFromMe); //data is refreshed self.position.subscribe(CalculateDistanceFromMe); //position is refreshed navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(function (position) { self.position(position); }); } // Recalculate distance from deliverer when data or geolocation changes function CalculateDistanceFromMe() { if (self.position() && self.deliveriesForCustomer && self.deliveriesForCustomer().length > 0) { //calculate and update distances ko.utils.arrayForEach(self.deliveriesForCustomer(), function (keyValuePair) { var customer = keyValuePair.key; var dist = geolocationUtils.calculateDistance( self.position().coords.latitude, self.position().coords.longitude, customer.Latitude(), customer.Longitude()); customer.DistanceFromMe(dist.toFixed(2)); }); //sort local datasource on DistanceFromMe ascending self.localDataSource.setSort(function (delivery1, delivery2) { var value1 = delivery1.Customer().DistanceFromMe(); var value2 = delivery2.Customer().DistanceFromMe(); return (value1 - value2); }); self.localDataSource.refresh(); //trigger refresh with sorting //sort data grouped by customer self.deliveriesForCustomer().sort(function (left, right) { var value1 = left.key.DistanceFromMe(); var value2 = right.key.DistanceFromMe(); return (value1 - value2); }); }; };
So what's happening:
Sorting is a tricky subject when mixing technologies like Microsoft is doing in this beta release of Single Page Applications. Different objects allow different features depending on which part of the abstraction leaks through
The remoteDataSource object is leaking OData conventions so when sorting or filtering you need to comply with the OData Orderby and Filter uri-conventions. For example you can easily sort on the Customer/Name property of an entityset of Delivery objects.
The localDataSource object however has its own implementation of sorting, filtering and grouping. Besides passing a sorting function, it also allows passing in a property name. So you can sort on the CustomerId of an entityset (of Delivery objects) but you cannot sort on Customer/Name
The GetEntities method on a localDataSource returns a Knockout observableArray. This object exposes a wrapper around the built-in javascript arrays and exposes the same functionality which again is different from the remote or local datasources.
What annoys me is that knockout and javascript both have a syntax for navigating associated entities, being the dot operator. If a remoteDataSource allows to sort by "Customer/Name", at least the localDataSource should expose the same interface. Also when binding data into the UI, you can easily do the following:
So navigating the associated entities using the dot operator works fine when data-binding but not when sorting, filtering, grouping, ...
As the Single Page Application are still in an early phase I suppose this is to be expected. In my opinion it's still way too soon to use upshot in its current form in any serious development.


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Kris “released” his whir2il code today. I haven’t tried it yet, but the results he has had with it so far are very promising. PInvoke is great and all, but being able to actually compile existing C/C++ code to bytecode is just so freaking sweet.
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Esther 8:10
And he wrote in the king Ahasuerus' name, and sealed it with the king's ring, and sent letters by posts on horseback, and riders on mules, camels, and young dromedaries:


A Puzzle game to help learn ReactiveX
Get StartedWith a mobile device, you can easily play anywhere.
It's a game for programmers who learn ReactiveX, but there's no need to type the code. You can do everything with just drag and click.
You can make your own stage and share it with each other via the exported URL.


Technology:
This game was developed using the Unity Engine
. All coding was done in C# using
MonoDevelop
for an IDE. All team communication
was done over Skype and the Kongregate API was utilized to allow high scores to be saved and
linked to Kongregate user accounts.
Dev. Team Structure:
There was only one other team member on this project who was in charge of game concepts/artwork.
He came up with the game, how the mechanics worked, etc. I was the only coder and built
the entire game in the engine based on the requirements.
My Role:
This was my first game developed using Unity and first team project via only on-line
communication. I was the only coder so I built the project from start to finish. Some
of the things required to do this included:
Physics simulation for player, enemies, and bullets


adding list here as well. Thomas Keenan now tracking ongoing (now called Evergreen) projects. adding link to his document.
No list submitted by Darwin. Regardless, adding to Thomas Keenan Onogoing (now called Evergreen) projects list
Pilot project ceased.
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by Kim Leaman at 2021-02-12 17:07:41.moved_columns_in_project
by Kim Leaman at 2021-02-12 17:07:42.Brittany set up to work directly on this, as well as the digitization. set up meetings and confirmation with Jennifer Baxmeyer of MS and Peter Green of EUS. Branch Library Ongoing project. Records now in MARC, but suppressed:
Hey Kim! Thanks again for organizing the meeting. I’m sorry we didn’t get through everything we were hoping to get through!
So I’ll tell you why the records were entered into the catalog suppressed. When Peter and Mark were creating the loader to get the bib records into Voyager, Mark asked why we were adding bib records if we didn’t have anything for people to find. Jennifer and Peter decided that they would load the records as suppressed until there was images to connect to the bib in figgy.
I did bring up that we have the physical items and the bib records somehow need to also show that, but it didn’t go further. I’m not sure how we setup the physical items to connect to the bib and MFHD records. There are about 20-50 individual songs in a volume. Right now there is one main record for the valva collection and then barcodes for each volume within the collection. This is the record for the collection in the catalog: https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/2434779 It currently just points to the google document that was used to create the individual bib records for each song within the collection. So if we can find a way to make sure that each bib record for the songs are linked to the volume that’d be great, but I don’t know the best option. We would need to add a barcode to each song, but there are often two songs on one piece of paper within the volume. (it’s a bit confusing). I can pull out examples of everything if that helps.
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by Kim Leaman at 2021-02-12 17:08:11.Kimberly E. Leaman Tue 2/4/2020 9:16 PM Thank you so much, Julie! It was so nice to see you today. Roel, I saw Julie in the hallway today and we discussed the Sinclair Hamilton smalls collection. I said the studio would work to include up to 40 items from this collection in their workflow for the next year. My understanding is this collection will be worked in when priority items are not at the forefront and when hard deadlines do not have to be met (ex: exhibits, collaborative projects, promised launches like that of Emily Hale, etc..). Roel, does this sound good to you as well? All the best to you both and I hope you are having a lovely evening!
Kim
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by Kim Leaman at 2021-02-12 17:26:48.closed
by Kim Leaman at 2021-02-12 17:27:37.labeled
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-02-12 19:54:25.labeled
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-02-12 19:54:25.@hackartisan I can go through #641 next week, I don't remember at the moment.
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by None at 2021-02-11 23:28:40.subscribed
by None at 2021-02-11 23:28:40.The planned end for SFTP to be used in production is March 19th at the moment. The SFTP server will remain around for approximately a month as any archive but any new partner record updates/reports will only be posted on S3 and any updates we want to submit about our own records should go there.
@mzelesky provided https://bibdata-alma-staging.princeton.edu/bibliographic/991583506421 and https://bibdata-alma-staging.princeton.edu/bibliographic/991213506421 which I used in https://github.com/pulibrary/marc_liberation/pull/1033/files.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-02-12 12:28:39.mentioned
by None at 2021-02-12 12:28:39.subscribed
by None at 2021-02-12 12:28:39.ExLibris documentation of the limits: * https://developers.exlibrisgroup.com/alma/apis/#threshold * https://developers.exlibrisgroup.com/blog/rest-api-governance-thresholds-explained/ * https://developers.exlibrisgroup.com/blog/reducing-the-number-of-api-calls/
unassigned
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-12 15:44:22.Coverage increased (+0.1%) to 82.7% when pulling 57513b23b13990ca7a4a6eb0433e37beb09cf102 on s3-bucket into 6bd9ab6f3c077aa56df129e003101b28e07ff3ce on main.
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by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-12 15:59:38.head_ref_deleted
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-12 15:59:39.head_ref_deleted
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-12 15:59:57.Coverage decreased (-0.07%) to 83.005% when pulling e8d88e6778736afd50ec25d02cdd6b0f6b23bbf3 on 823-update-locations-holding-lib into ddd6542d4daac54affce7993d687c172c482d846 on alma.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-02-11 22:31:59.head_ref_force_pushed
by Christina Chortaria at 2021-02-11 23:15:11.ready_for_review
by Christina Chortaria at 2021-02-11 23:19:21.Coverage increased (+0.03%) to 83.101% when pulling b6003b4d9ad4fd8743497c0a0730cf9b56f57cbf on 1046-scsb into ddd6542d4daac54affce7993d687c172c482d846 on alma.
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by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-12 18:34:29.convert_to_draft
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-12 18:34:55.head_ref_force_pushed
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-12 18:37:16.ready_for_review
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-12 18:37:29.head_ref_force_pushed
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-12 18:53:53.referenced
by None at 2021-02-12 19:34:28.merged
by None at 2021-02-12 19:34:28.closed
by None at 2021-02-12 19:34:29.head_ref_deleted
by None at 2021-02-12 19:34:30.This item is in a Preservation process:
MMS Id:<PHONE_NUMBER>3506421 Holding ID:<PHONE_NUMBER>0006421 Item ID:<PHONE_NUMBER>0006421 Process type: Pres
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by None at 2021-02-12 20:10:45.If there are required params should we do something like post '/bibliographic/:mms_id/holdings/:holding_id/items/:item_id/discharge
? Seems like that would leverage more of Rails' handling of params.
👍🏻 that sounds good to me.
Coverage decreased (-0.2%) to 82.874% when pulling dbcbe2ee82dd328fec4c7a5e69bf680a0e119ba6 on 1064-revert-holdings into ddd6542d4daac54affce7993d687c172c482d846 on alma.
@hackartisan @tpendragon Thanks for the comments. This is ready for re-review.
convert_to_draft
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-11 22:05:08.head_ref_force_pushed
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-11 22:15:58.head_ref_force_pushed
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-11 22:16:52.ready_for_review
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-11 23:38:48.mentioned
by None at 2021-02-12 20:12:42.subscribed
by None at 2021-02-12 20:12:42.mentioned
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-02-12 20:12:42.subscribed
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-02-12 20:12:43.review_requested
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-12 20:12:49.The plan is to make a small change when the timestamp is gathered. Then on bibdata-staging2 * add a dump record for October 31st * Run rake task * Look in sftp RECAPUPDATEDIR to make sure files were generated
This should be a small subset since the last update in VGER test on November 6th.
History of this issue. 1. We had a bug related to the timestamp in the rake task. This was fixed. https://github.com/pulibrary/marc_liberation/pull/852 2. The voyager helpers code which was uploading the files was timing out because of the excessive queries. This was fixed. 3. After we fixed the above (@mzelesky and I), we realized that the rake task was uploading invalid marc recorcds to scsb, that scsb could not process. https://github.com/pulibrary/voyager_helpers/issues/120 This is also fixed now (according to @mzelesky, because he is able to upload valid records manually to scsb that they are processed) 4. We only need to 1. Release a new version of voyagerhelpers https://github.com/pulibrary/voyagerhelpers/issues/123 and update the gem in marcliberation. 2. Resume the rake task. https://github.com/pulibrary/marcliberation/issues/1078
@christinach according to @mzelesky marc_liberation is at the latest version of voyager helpers, so 1, 2, & 3 are complete.
I'll give 4 a try...
From discussion with @mzelesky there are some uncommitted changes that need first to be merged in voyager helpers. then we can cut a new release update mar_liberation and resume the rake task. point 4.
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by None at 2021-02-12 16:54:09.mentioned
by None at 2021-02-12 18:55:38.subscribed
by None at 2021-02-12 18:55:38.mentioned
by Christina Chortaria at 2021-02-12 20:17:43.subscribed
by Christina Chortaria at 2021-02-12 20:17:43.mentioned
by None at 2021-02-12 20:17:43.subscribed
by None at 2021-02-12 20:17:43.mentioned
by None at 2021-02-12 20:31:25.subscribed
by None at 2021-02-12 20:31:25.Coverage decreased (-0.1%) to 83.003% when pulling eac906ed7f748bd0f06aab8e6b944ccfab313b7d on 927-incremental-dump into 8fdb4f5834e14281fb2a0fb654f17da3163de58a on alma.
referenced
by None at 2021-02-12 21:18:54.merged
by None at 2021-02-12 21:18:54.closed
by None at 2021-02-12 21:18:54.head_ref_deleted
by None at 2021-02-12 21:18:55.Coverage increased (+0.5%) to 83.113% when pulling d62be32551040df9296cd53dab4afdcff6112412 on alma into 6bd9ab6f3c077aa56df129e003101b28e07ff3ce on main.
deployed
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-02-12 21:19:09.labeled
by None at 2021-02-12 20:52:34.assigned
by None at 2021-02-12 20:52:34.referenced
by None at 2021-02-12 21:11:17.closed
by None at 2021-02-12 21:56:05.review_requested
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-02-12 12:58:01.referenced
by None at 2021-02-12 13:40:20.merged
by None at 2021-02-12 13:40:20.closed
by None at 2021-02-12 13:40:21.head_ref_deleted
by None at 2021-02-12 13:40:21.referenced
by None at 2021-02-12 15:59:47.merged
by None at 2021-02-12 15:59:47.closed
by None at 2021-02-12 15:59:47.head_ref_deleted
by None at 2021-02-12 15:59:48.closed
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-12 21:13:14.referenced
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-12 21:13:14.merged
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-12 21:13:14.closed
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-12 21:13:14.head_ref_deleted
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-02-12 21:13:17.labeled
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-02-12 21:25:28.labeled
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-02-12 21:25:28.head_ref_force_pushed
by Axa Mei Liauw at 2021-02-12 13:37:11.head_ref_force_pushed
by Axa Mei Liauw at 2021-02-12 14:18:27.Resolved: Confluence is back up in 3fac0c3
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by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-02-12 02:05:01.labeled
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-02-12 02:05:01.locked
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-02-12 02:05:02.closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-02-12 02:30:03.Resolved: Library Catalog is back up in 3ed0ff7
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labeled
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-02-12 11:41:10.labeled
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-02-12 11:41:10.locked
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-02-12 11:41:11.closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-02-12 11:47:07.Resolved: Figgy is back up in 60c69ce
.
Resolved: DPUL is back up in b289b8f
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by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-02-12 11:41:15.labeled
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-02-12 11:41:15.locked
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-02-12 11:41:16.closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-02-12 11:47:12.assigned
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This is a simple demo app for HyperMask. View source on GitHub here.
HyperMask creates a new wallet for you under the hood. To get your address, view your balance, or download your private key, go to app.hypermask.io.


So, while on the air I decided to put together a 250 SP delegation contest. The entry was simply to make any kind of art that was in regards to mspwaves.com. You can find some really great stuff in here. There is one stick figure penis, so if you’re in a work environment it’s not unsafe for work per say, but I wouldn’t want your boss that doesn’t think that shit’s funny to walk in and see a giant hand drawn MSPaint penis on your screen. Also, if you’re the boss, and you happen to see this art, and you’re offended… unless you work in a child friendly environment… you gotta chill. You gotta relax. This stuff is funny. Make sure you have a positive attitude and enjoy life… it’s just a digital weiner. Life moves on.
Anyway, here are your entries. It’s a contest folks. So, vote below. The winner will be decided by most votes. you vote by writing their name in the comment section. You can choose 2. This contest will end in 2 days. So, vote now!
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Also, gratz to @sircork who won the dice roll off during my show for 25 sbd!
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Playing around with Materialize
Just messing around with the Materialize library. The CSS stuff seemed very straight forward so I played around with the Javascript material which can be found HERE
Just messing around with the Materialize library. The CSS stuff seemed very straight forward so I played around with the Javascript material which can be found HERE
Starting to play around with CSS files and techniques after I saw an amazing post on the subreddit dedicated to web design. Make a starry night page with some simple css, and tested some fading in/out methods on it. Furthermore, I set up a link to the amazing image transition post from reddit except I've hosted the code on this server (simply to avoid cross site issues etc. I fully acknowledge that this is the work of /u/my_second_rodeo) link to my css page HERE
The concept for this project is essentially to help bridge the communication gap between the general populus of New Zealand and its political representatives. Currently the process is slow on desktop, and not optimized at all for mobile users. Thus, my multiplatform orientated project would be addressing this issue. The current tech route that I am investigating is a MEAN stack (MongoDB, Express.js, Angular.js, Node.js). Furthermore, to bring it to mobile devices I'm thinking of using Iconic.js which is built around angular and should allow me to create at the very least a strong prototype for both iOS and Android very quickly. Time is an important issue in this project as 2017 is election year and politics is even moreso on people's minds then normal.
Trying to find good resources to practice web development is surprisingly limited online. That is not to say that they are not many resources out there, in fact the problem is an oversaturation of poor material. For instance as of writing this post I have tried Udacity, Pluralsight, freecodecamp, and around 5 small sites through reddit forums etc. Instead of continuing a fruitless search I have instead opted to just set out doing projects. Since I have a strong foundation of clean code which I learnt from the University of Washington I figure this approach hopefully wont lead to some ugly code that you see from other self learnt developers.


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During the Information Systems Security Audit of the XYZ AS/400s, I observed systems that appeared to be primarily managed by and for the technical staff.
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After two negatively correlated assets are determined, we will analyze them on a quarterly basis. The analysis will consist of retrieving historical prices for the two assets and calculating their performances over the prior quarter. We will buy the asset that yields a higher return during the period. The position is held for one quarter, and then the analysis is repeated.
def Rebalance(self): self.months +=1 if(self.months%3==0): history_call = self.History(self.Securities.Keys,timedelta(days=90)) if not history_call.empty: first_bars = history_call.loc[self.first.Symbol.Value] last_p1 = first_bars["close"].iloc[0] second_bars = history_call.loc[self.second.Symbol.Value] last_p2 = second_bars["close"].iloc[0] first_performance = (float(self.Securities[self.first.Symbol].Price) - float(last_p1))/(float(self.Securities[self.first.Symbol].Price)) second_performance = (float(self.Securities[self.second.Symbol].Price) - float(last_p2))/(float(self.Securities[self.second.Symbol].Price)) if(first_performance > second_performance): if(self.Securities[self.second.Symbol].Invested==True): self.Liquidate(self.second.Symbol) self.SetHoldings(self.first.Symbol,1) else: if(self.Securities[self.first.Symbol].Invested==True): self.Liquidate(self.first.Symbol) self.SetHoldings(self.second.Symbol,1)


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Package hax
An event protocol for HTML serialization, this package is similar
to the SAX protocol defined by cxml for XML serialization.
(Technically, this package should have been spelled SAH, but HAX sounds better.)
Note that Closure HTML is not a streaming parser yet. Documents are always parsed in full before the first HAX event is emitted. In spite of this restriction, the HAX API is useful for HTML serialization and transformation purposes, and for integration with SAX.
(Technically, this package should have been spelled SAH, but HAX sounds better.)
Note that Closure HTML is not a streaming parser yet. Documents are always parsed in full before the first HAX event is emitted. In spite of this restriction, the HAX API is useful for HTML serialization and transformation purposes, and for integration with SAX.
About This PackageThe attribute protocol HAX events HAX handlersThe superclass of all HAX handlers. ...
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@import play.Configuration @urlPrefix = {@Configuration.root().getString("url.prefix")} @mainFrame("Welcome to PaperValidator") {
Start by watching a short introduction movie, which shows how a PDF can be uploaded:


Third Week of RC
Day 1: Permissions
March 4, 2019
I need to write a migration to update the officer
model in OpenOversight. In order to generate the migration, I ran a flask command from within the docker container, like so:
docker exec -it openoversight_web_1 flask db migrate
However, I got an error saying that permission was denied.
PermissionError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/usr/src/app/myApp/migrations/versions/26d5da611fc8_.py'
After doing some sleuthing with a combination of Slack, StackOverflow, and many google searches, I realized why I wasn't able to generate the migration and save it to the versions
folder. The versions
folder was owned by the user I typically work as, mceileen
, and also belonged to the mceileen
group. Only the mceileen
user and members of the mceileen
group could write to this folder. Meanwhile, the user that was generating the migration within the docker container was www-data
, as specified in our project Dockerfile. www-data
doesn't belong to the mceileen
group and hence couldn't save files to the folder.
I feel a bit vulnerable writing about what I worked on today, because I'm still figuring it out. I don't entirely understand how to persist migrations when running flask db migrate
from within the docker container. I also feel self-conscious that I don't know how to do this, because I have definitely generated migrations for past PRs to OpenOversight. Until I figure out the proper way to generate migrations, and while I wait to hear back from more long-term project members, I took a bootleg, ahem, creative approach.
I checked permissions for the versions
folder and saw the below.  The bash command ls
code lists everything that is in a directory, and adding -l
causes the information to print in a "long listing format" (thanks, man pages) which shows the permissions in the leftmost column. Let's break down these specific permissions.
drwxrwxr-x
The first symbol indicates the type of whatever we're dealing with. For example, versions
is a directory, and the d
symbolizes directory. Don't worry, the next paragraph will be more interesting.
drwxrwxr-x
The first three characters in the permissions column refer to the owner's permission. The owner is whatever user made the file. r
stands for read, w
, stands for write and x
stands for execute, which means that the owner of the file can read, write and execute files in versions.
drwxrwxr-x
The next group of characters stand for the group's permission. Members of the group can read, write and execute files in versions
.
drwxrwxr-x
The final group of three characters are for represent the permissions for other, meaning, every other user that is not the owner or a member of the group. Other can read and write, but the -
in place of w
means that other cannot write to this directory. Since the www-data
user from the docker container was part of other, I received the ERRNO13
permissions error.
Looking for a temporary way to persist migrations to versions
, I changed permissions for other by adding the ability to write with the below command:
chmod o+w versions/
I successfully ran docker exec -it openoversight_web_1 flask db migrate
and saved the generated migration to /versions
. Huzzah! But, when I tried to open the migration in my texteditor to view it, I got another permissions error. I ran ls -l
and confirmed that www-data
was both the owner and group for the new migration. Additionally, although the owner had full read, write and execute permissions, the permissions for group and other were straight -
s. Since I was attempting to open the migration in my code editor as mceileen, I couldn't see anything.
Continuing the creative streak, I changed the group to mceileen with the below command
chgrp mceileen b601e03f4372_.py
Then I gave the group full permissions.
sudo chmod g+rwx b601e03f4372_.py
Voila! I could now write a migration to the folder and view it.
DISCLAIMER: I am not holding up what I did today as an example of best practices. In a few days, I hope to be writing another blog about a better approach. However, it was a day of educational yak-shaving, and I enjoyed how much practice I got with permissions. I hope this blog can prove helpful to someone else who is new to changing permissions, too.


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public class PcapBpfProgram
extends java.lang.Object
Class peered with native bpf_program
structure. Instance of a
compiled Berkley Packet Filter program. The program is an interpreted binary
byte program. Most modern unix and windows systems have a BPF interpreter
builtin and execute the code very efficiently, close to the source of the
capture and use the filter to permit or reject packets early.
Special note:
There also 2 private constructors which allow the object to be initialized in
Java space with a BPF program. The corresponding native C structures are
created and can be passed to Pcap.setFilter
method. At this
time, the constructors are kept private for further testing. At some point
these private constructors will be made public and will allow outside filters
to be used with Pcap capture sessions.
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private java.nio.ByteBuffer |
buffer
The buffer.
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private long |
physical
Native address of the bpf_program C structure.
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PcapBpfProgram()
Special constructor that allows creation of empty object ready
for
initialization.
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PcapBpfProgram(byte[] instructions)
Allocates a peering C structure and initializes it with data from
the
supplied buffer.
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PcapBpfProgram(java.nio.ByteBuffer instructions)
Allocates a peering C structure and initializes it with data from
the
supplied buffer.
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private void |
cleanup()
Cleans up the object, releasing any resource held at native JNI
level.
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protected void |
finalize()
Cleans up JNI resources and releases any unreleased BPF programs
in native
land.
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long |
getInstruction(int index)
Retrieves a single BPF instruction which is 8 bytes long and is
encoded
into the long interger returned.
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int |
getInstructionCount()
Gets the exact number of BPF instructions within this program.
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private void |
initFromArray(byte[] array)
Allocates new bpf_program structure and enough space for code in
the array
and makes a copy.
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private void |
initFromBuffer(java.nio.ByteBuffer buffer)
Allocates new bpf_program structure and references the native
memory
location of the direct type buffer.
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private static void |
initIDs()
Inits the i ds.
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private void |
initPeer()
Allocates object's peered C structure bpf_program.
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long[] |
toLongArray()
Retrieves a program as an array of longs.
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private volatile long physical
private java.nio.ByteBuffer buffer
public PcapBpfProgram()
public PcapBpfProgram(byte[] instructions)
instructions
- buffer containing BPF instructionspublic PcapBpfProgram(java.nio.ByteBuffer instructions)
instructions
- buffer containing BPF instructionsprivate static void initIDs()
private void initPeer()
protected void finalize()
finalize
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private void cleanup()
private void initFromArray(byte[] array)
array
- bpf instruction arrayprivate void initFromBuffer(java.nio.ByteBuffer buffer)
buffer
- bpf instruction bufferpublic int getInstructionCount()
public long getInstruction(int index)
index
- index of the instructionpublic long[] toLongArray()


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| graph |
| Known Indirect Subclasses |
Interface specifying the required methods for weighted graphs.
In addition to real-valued edge weights, the edges of a weighted graph may contain various integer-valued edge properties. The user can specify in the graph constructor how many such properties are needed (if any). Weighted graphs also provide support for a real-valued vertex weight.
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edgeProperties()
Returns the number of edge properties stored in the calling graph.
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getEdgeProperty(Edge e, int property)
Returns the value of the given property for the given edge.
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getEdgeProperty(int from, int to, int property)
Returns the value of the given property for the edge (from, to).
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getEdgeWeight(Edge e)
Returns the weight of the given edge.
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getEdgeWeight(int from, int to)
Returns the weight of the edge (from, to).
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getVertexWeight(int vertex)
Returns the weight of the specified vertex.
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getWeightedEdges()
Returns an array containing all weighted edges in the graph.
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getWeightedEdges(int from)
Returns an array containing all weighted edges from the specified source vertex.
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insert(Edge e, double weight)
Inserts edge e into the graph and sets its weight to the specified value.
Returns false and does nothing if the edge is already present in the graph.
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insert(int from, int to, double weight)
Inserts the edge (from, to) into the graph and sets its weight to the specified value.
Returns false and does nothing if the edge is already present in the graph.
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setEdgeProperty(Edge e, int property, int value)
Sets the given property of the specified edge to the given value.
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setEdgeProperty(int from, int to, int property, int value)
Sets the given property of the edge (from, to) to the given value.
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setEdgeWeight(Edge e, double weight)
Sets the weight of the specified edge.
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setEdgeWeight(int from, int to, double weight)
Sets the weight of the edge (from, to).
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setVertexWeight(int vertex, double weight)
Sets the weight of a vertex.
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Determine the number of edge properties stored in the graph. Edge properties are used to store integer values associated with an edge. For example, it may be useful to associate a color property with an edge and store in the edge the integer corresponding to the given color.
Determine the value of the given property for the given edge.
| e | Edge object for which the value of the given property is to be determined. |
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| property | The index of the property to be evaluated. |
Determine the value of the given property for the edge (from, to).
| from | Integer specifying the head vertex for the edge for which the value of the given property is to be determined. |
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| to | Integer specifying the tail vertex for the edge for which the value of the given property is to be determined. |
| property | The index of the property to be evaluated. |
Determine an edge's weight.
| e | Edge object whose weight is to be determined. |
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Determine an edge's weight.
| from | Head vertex of the edge whose weight is to be determined. |
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| to | Tail vertex of the edge whose weight is to be determined. |
Determine the weight of a vertex.
| vertex | Vertex whose weight is to be returned. |
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Retrieve all weighted edges in the graph as an array of WeightedEdge objects.
Retrieve all weighted edges originating from the given vertex as an array of WeightedEdge objects.
| from | Vertex that is the head of all edges returned. |
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Insert an edge into the graph while also specifying its weight. Returns true iff the edge is not already present in the graph. Does nothing and returns false if the graph already contains the given edge.
| e | Edge to be inserted |
|---|---|
| weight | Weight of the edge to be inserted. |
Insert the edge (from, to) into the calling graph while also specifying its weight. Returns true iff the edge is not already present in the graph. Does nothing and returns false if the graph already contains (from, to).
| from | Head of the edge to be inserted. |
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| to | Tail of the edge to be inserted. |
| weight | Weight of the edge to be inserted. |
Set an edge's property to an integer value.
Implementations of this method are expected to throw an IllegalArgumentException
if the graph does not contain the edge e.
| e | Edge whose property is to be set |
|---|---|
| property | Index of the property that is being set. |
| value | Value to which the property is set. |
| java.lang.IllegalArgumentException |
Set an edge's property to an integer value.
Implementations of this method are expected to throw an IllegalArgumentException
if the graph does not contain the edge (from, to).
| from | Head of the edge whose property is to be set |
|---|---|
| to | Tail of the edge whose property is to be set |
| property | Index of the property that is being set. |
| value | Value to which the property is set. |
| java.lang.IllegalArgumentException |
Set an edge's weight.
Implementations of this method are expected to throw an IllegalArgumentException
if the graph does not contain the edge e.
| e | Edge whose weight is to be set |
|---|---|
| weight | Value to which the edge's weight will be set. |
| java.lang.IllegalArgumentException |
Set an edge's weight.
Implementations of this method are expected to throw an IllegalArgumentException
if the graph does not contain the edge (from, to).
| from | Head of the edge whose weight is to be set |
|---|---|
| to | Tail of the edge whose weight is to be set |
| weight | Value to which the edge's weight will be set. |
| java.lang.IllegalArgumentException |
Set the weight of a vertex.
Implementations of this method are expected to throw an IllegalArgumentException
if the graph does not contain the given vertex.
| vertex | Vertex whose weight is to be set |
|---|---|
| weight | Value to which the edge's weight will be set. |
| java.lang.IllegalArgumentException |


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Return
ResultAd
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