| Severity |
Category |
Rule |
Message |
Line |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
10 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
11 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
12 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
13 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
14 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
15 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
16 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
17 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
18 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
19 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
20 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
21 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
22 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
23 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
24 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
25 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
26 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
27 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
28 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
29 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
30 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
31 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
32 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
34 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
35 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
36 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
37 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
38 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
39 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
40 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
41 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
42 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
43 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
45 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
46 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
47 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
48 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
49 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
50 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
51 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
52 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
53 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
54 |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
55 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter nome should be final. |
65 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'nome' hides a field. |
65 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter idade should be final. |
65 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'idade' hides a field. |
65 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter saldo should be final. |
65 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'saldo' hides a field. |
65 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter endereco should be final. |
65 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'endereco' hides a field. |
65 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getNome' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
84 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setNome' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
93 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter nome should be final. |
93 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'nome' hides a field. |
93 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getIdade' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
102 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setIdade' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
111 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter idade should be final. |
111 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'idade' hides a field. |
111 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getSaldo' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
120 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setSaldo' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
129 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter saldo should be final. |
129 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'saldo' hides a field. |
129 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getEndereco' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
138 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setEndereco' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
147 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter endereco should be final. |
147 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'endereco' hides a field. |
147 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField1' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
156 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField1' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
165 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field1 should be final. |
165 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field1' hides a field. |
165 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField2' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
174 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField2' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
183 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field2 should be final. |
183 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field2' hides a field. |
183 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField3' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
192 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField3' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
201 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field3 should be final. |
201 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field3' hides a field. |
201 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField4' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
210 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField4' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
219 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field4 should be final. |
219 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field4' hides a field. |
219 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField5' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
228 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField5' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
237 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field5 should be final. |
237 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field5' hides a field. |
237 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField6' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
246 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField6' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
255 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field6 should be final. |
255 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field6' hides a field. |
255 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField7' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
264 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField7' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
273 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field7 should be final. |
273 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field7' hides a field. |
273 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField8' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
282 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField8' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
291 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field8 should be final. |
291 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field8' hides a field. |
291 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField9' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
300 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField9' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
309 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field9 should be final. |
309 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field9' hides a field. |
309 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField10' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
318 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField10' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
327 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field10 should be final. |
327 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field10' hides a field. |
327 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField11' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
336 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField11' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
345 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field11 should be final. |
345 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field11' hides a field. |
345 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField12' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
354 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField12' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
363 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field12 should be final. |
363 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field12' hides a field. |
363 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField13' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
372 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField13' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
381 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field13 should be final. |
381 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field13' hides a field. |
381 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField14' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
390 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField14' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
399 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field14 should be final. |
399 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field14' hides a field. |
399 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField15' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
408 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField15' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
417 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field15 should be final. |
417 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field15' hides a field. |
417 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField16' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
426 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField16' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
435 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field16 should be final. |
435 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field16' hides a field. |
435 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField17' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
444 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField17' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
453 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field17 should be final. |
453 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field17' hides a field. |
453 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField18' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
462 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField18' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
471 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field18 should be final. |
471 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field18' hides a field. |
471 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField19' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
480 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField19' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
489 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field19 should be final. |
489 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field19' hides a field. |
489 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField20' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
498 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField20' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
507 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field20 should be final. |
507 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field20' hides a field. |
507 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField21' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
516 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField21' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
525 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field21 should be final. |
525 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field21' hides a field. |
525 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField22' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
534 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField22' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
543 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field22 should be final. |
543 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field22' hides a field. |
543 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField23' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
552 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField23' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
561 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field23 should be final. |
561 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field23' hides a field. |
561 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField24' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
570 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField24' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
579 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field24 should be final. |
579 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field24' hides a field. |
579 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField25' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
588 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField25' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
597 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field25 should be final. |
597 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field25' hides a field. |
597 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField26' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
606 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField26' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
615 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field26 should be final. |
615 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field26' hides a field. |
615 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField27' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
624 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField27' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
633 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field27 should be final. |
633 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field27' hides a field. |
633 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField28' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
642 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField28' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
651 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field28 should be final. |
651 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field28' hides a field. |
651 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField29' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
660 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField29' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
669 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field29 should be final. |
669 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field29' hides a field. |
669 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField30' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
678 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField30' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
687 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field30 should be final. |
687 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field30' hides a field. |
687 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField31' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
696 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField31' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
705 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field31 should be final. |
705 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field31' hides a field. |
705 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField32' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
714 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField32' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
723 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field32 should be final. |
723 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field32' hides a field. |
723 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField33' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
732 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField33' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
741 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field33 should be final. |
741 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field33' hides a field. |
741 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField34' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
750 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField34' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
759 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field34 should be final. |
759 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field34' hides a field. |
759 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField35' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
768 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField35' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
777 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field35 should be final. |
777 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field35' hides a field. |
777 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField36' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
786 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField36' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
795 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field36 should be final. |
795 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field36' hides a field. |
795 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField37' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
804 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField37' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
813 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field37 should be final. |
813 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field37' hides a field. |
813 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField38' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
822 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField38' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
831 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field38 should be final. |
831 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field38' hides a field. |
831 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField39' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
840 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField39' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
849 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field39 should be final. |
849 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field39' hides a field. |
849 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'getField40' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
858 |
| Error |
design |
DesignForExtension |
Method 'setField40' is not designed for extension - needs to be abstract, final or empty. |
867 |
| Error |
misc |
FinalParameters |
Parameter field40 should be final. |
867 |
| Error |
coding |
HiddenField |
'field40' hides a field. |
867 |


from batchflow import Config
def test_dict_init(data_dict_init):
processed, expected = data_dict_init
assert expected == processed
from batchflow import Config
def test_dict_init(data_dict_init):
processed = Config(data_dict_init[0])
expected = Config(data_dict_init[1])
assert expected.config == processed.config


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Oszy07-Aug-19 01:17 PM
it needs a solution
@TonyL VRSC/KMD and RICK/MORTY went trough
Bastol07-Aug-19 01:25 PM
Any plans to add erc20 tokens?
gcharang07-Aug-19 01:27 PM
there are already some ERC20 tokens added
more coins will be added at a later date
TonyL07-Aug-19 01:30 PM
@Oszy agreed, in 1.6.0 we'll ensure that updating process is smooth
Regards swaps issue - it seems that these orders were placed by non-updated maker, there is feature request on this matter https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/atomicDEX-API/issues/513 so as soon as it implemented updated takers will trade with updated makers only
plz add a protocol version to invalidate outdated makers on the network - this prevents various issues.
@Bastol you already can trade USDC and BAT (please note that ETH is also needed to cover gas fees)
more tokens will be added eventually after this beta testing
https://github.com/jl777/coins/tree/master/swaps there is already a wide list of ERC20 tokens with AtomicDEX API protocol proved compatibility
coin parameters and all files needed for GUI support - jl777/coins
Oszy07-Aug-19 01:32 PM
It's not about updating
I always uninstall before installing new version
but on a daily basis my order list goes blank
TonyL07-Aug-19 01:33 PM
do you mean trading history?
Oszy07-Aug-19 01:33 PM
and ONLY if I reinstall again, I can make a new order and actually see it
no
the active orders list
un-executed orders
Bastol07-Aug-19 01:33 PM
@TonyL thanks
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TonyL07-Aug-19 01:36 PM
@Oszy I see, will try marketmaking from mobile in more cases to reproduce your issue
Oszy07-Aug-19 01:37 PM
I am not 100% sure but it appears to be happening after a swap timeouts
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And I believe the orders are still active even when the list is empty
I just can't see them
TonyL07-Aug-19 01:38 PM
Thank you for report and additional info
Oszy07-Aug-19 01:40 PM
No problem, at least someone listened now
allbits07-Aug-19 02:08 PM
Fyi, all, I just took a simple arbitrage on KMD/VRSC, all on Atomicdex mobile. Because takers don't match with takers, it is possible for coins to be purchased for less than they can be sold in the very same instant. Happy hunting!(edited)
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Lance07-Aug-19 02:11 PM
Stupid question but my app should be open during the swap (3 steps), or can I let it run in background?(edited)
Angelina07-Aug-19 02:12 PM
@Lance if you are on iOS, then yes, it should be open throughout the swap
Lance07-Aug-19 02:13 PM
I'm on android, but the 3 swaps I did by running it in background are in timeout(edited)
Angelina07-Aug-19 02:13 PM
@Lance do they timeout if you keep app open?
Lance07-Aug-19 02:14 PM
I didn't try it yet because it takes a long time. Once I find time I will try it
Oszy07-Aug-19 03:09 PM
@allbits ty
27aume07-Aug-19 03:20 PM
FEEDBACK/SUGGESTION
On created maker order, in order list, add a rebroadcast button.
CrisF07-Aug-19 03:29 PM
Hi @gcharang ,
Thanks a lot! Yes, I have a new phone now so can test things out. Had a chance to show a few people this evening. Went very well. Did a few Rick & Morty trades.Will try BCH tomorrow. Everyone was quite impressed.
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antropov08307-Aug-19 04:32 PM
for some reason it works 2 times faceid. when you try to add a coin, the layout goes up, you need to clamp +. I attach the video from the screen. version 0.1.53
@Lance can you DM me the logs along with swap ID?(edited)
fat3lvis07-Aug-19 05:43 PM
Ok the update installed and now my BTC wallet is gone (had a balance) as well as kmd, Rick, and Morty wallets gone (no balance). How do I recover these?
Angelina07-Aug-19 06:00 PM
@fat3lvis do you login with the same seed?
fat3lvis07-Aug-19 06:01 PM
I just reopened the app with Touch ID (iPhone 7)
And other wallets are there, it doesn’t look like a brand new empty wallet
Angelina07-Aug-19 06:03 PM
@fat3lvis is your BTC deposit address same as before the update?
fat3lvis07-Aug-19 06:07 PM
BTC isn’t activated in my portfolio, and I just tried to add it back in and it isn’t an option. When loading it says “activating KMD” and KMD is also not present and not an option to activate
Angelina07-Aug-19 06:07 PM
Please check DMs
UPD. Disabling VPN resolved the issue(edited)
Oszy07-Aug-19 09:36 PM
Can someone add me to testflight please? Already testing on android, just got an iPad and want to test on that too.
Baronious07-Aug-19 10:49 PM
YES!!
im in
jspook1608-Aug-19 02:52 AM
Is the btc fee really .0015 for a trade? Ouch
I guess I mean the btc mining fee
allbits08-Aug-19 03:01 AM
My guess is that dex markets will tend to bch or ltc pairs ... or kmd pairs ;). Might be bullish for bch which has a lot of fiat onramps and offramps. I'm assuming that dex will take over because the convenience and safety level is much better. Also might be room for a decentralized, or highly distributed, btc proxy token
jspook1608-Aug-19 03:40 AM
I can't afford that
Werxadler08-Aug-19 06:10 AM
Same issue again, can't see my orders, even if i create a new one... Anybody else facing that issue?
Oszy08-Aug-19 06:21 AM
yes, need to reinstall the app.
did you have a failed or timeout swap?
Andersen08-Aug-19 06:27 AM
Yes few days dex stay with open orders and all orders gone . And can't reopen new order . After reinstall same app all ok the next 2-3 days , than again lost.(edited)
Oszy08-Aug-19 06:31 AM
@TonyL more occurence of my report
Werxadler08-Aug-19 07:01 AM
@Oszy yes, last swap was timeout... Reinstalled already 2 days ago because of the same issue
Aron“XuanLeeeeee“Goldberg08-Aug-19 07:02 AM
even after the update my created order is not displayed
Oszy08-Aug-19 07:03 AM
@Werxadler thanks, I reported this already, good to see I am not alone with the issue
@Aron“XuanLeeeeee“Goldberg unfortunately needs a complete uninstall and reinstall to fix.
Aron“XuanLeeeeee“Goldberg08-Aug-19 07:04 AM
ah ok i will try it
Oszy08-Aug-19 07:05 AM
have your seeds backed up you will need to re-enter it
Werxadler08-Aug-19 07:05 AM
@Oszy no Problem, will try to reinstall again
Aron“XuanLeeeeee“Goldberg08-Aug-19 07:06 AM
yes i know, thanks
Oszy08-Aug-19 07:07 AM
I am just using as it is for now, because even if you can't see the orders, they are there. I am just lazy to reinstall every time
Aron“XuanLeeeeee“Goldberg08-Aug-19 07:11 AM
aaahhhh ok i didn't know that, i hope that this will be fixed with the next update
gcharang08-Aug-19 07:16 AM
@Oszy email for iOS?
Werxadler08-Aug-19 07:21 AM
Ok, reinstalled again, works normal now
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Aron“XuanLeeeeee“Goldberg08-Aug-19 07:21 AM
is it also normal that after the update the rick & morty are gone ?(edited)
Oszy08-Aug-19 07:23 AM
@gcharang I'll DM you now. (there is a clone of you btw, just seen when i wanted to tag you now)(edited)
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@Aron“XuanLeeeeee“Goldberg did you have an older version? chains were updated so you need to get new RICK/MORTY from the faucets
Aron“XuanLeeeeee“Goldberg08-Aug-19 07:34 AM
the human learns something new every day, thanks for the support
buralux08-Aug-19 11:47 AM
There is a way to listing k64 onto atomicdex ?
Oszy08-Aug-19 11:49 AM
@buralux I am sure it will be. On PC you can use ChainSwap it has k64
amol08-Aug-19 12:08 PM
Hi
I have been invited to the AtomicDEX beta but unable to download ... Pls assist
Oszy08-Aug-19 12:13 PM
iOS or Android?
Are you using app store with same e-mail you got invited with?
amol08-Aug-19 12:17 PM
No sir.. It is different email
Android
Oszy08-Aug-19 12:18 PM
You have to use play store with the same e-mail to be able to download
team can change it if it's not a gmail
pls dont post email here
DM it to a team member
@Angelina
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buralux08-Aug-19 12:24 PM
@Oszy
groundhog08-Aug-19 12:50 PM
Hi guyse i set up my dexemail with a different mail then my playstore account. Is there a way to get in?
Cus im on holiday and also dunno my accoint access datan now. But logged into playstore
Angelina08-Aug-19 01:17 PM
Working on it in DMs
MCB99908-Aug-19 03:53 PM
Hello I also signed up for the atomic dex beta but with an email that's not the same as my play store account. Who should I dm my correct email address to?
I already received the confirmation email
Oszy08-Aug-19 03:56 PM
@Angelina can probably help you, if no one else is around. I don't have access to that
Angelina08-Aug-19 03:57 PM
@MCB999 please dm me your correct address
tolken09-Aug-19 04:33 AM
Does the USD estimated value still work for anyone? Hasn’t worked for the last couple versions for me. On 0.1.53 IOS presently.
Oszy09-Aug-19 07:01 AM
it does
log out and back in
tolken09-Aug-19 07:07 AM
Ty oszy(edited)
CrisF09-Aug-19 07:37 AM
Hi, I'd like to test an ETH swap but have ~ balance and it wants a gas fee.
Can anyone send me 0.0002 Eth for gas?
I can send a PIRATE, VRSC or THC tip to cover it.
Maybe KMD, but my balance is very low.
Oszy09-Aug-19 07:41 AM
What's your address? I have some dust lets see if it's enough


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Buffalo Plains [av61], plain, in Imperia, peasants: 100
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Buffalo Plains [av61], plain, in Imperia, peasants: 100
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13: Stack of giant [bv0x] loots the countryside.
14: Stack of nazgul [hw2l], nazgul, arrived from the west.
16: Stack of nazgul [hw2l], nazgul, went east.
23: Pack of wolves [ir0s], wolves, number: 3, arrived from the north.
24: Pack of wolves [ey6g], wolves, number: 8, arrived from the north.
25: Pack of wolves [ir0s], wolves, number: 3, went north.
26: Pack of wolves [ey6g], wolves, number: 8, went west.
27: Pack of wolves [gw3z], wolves, number: 8, arrived from the east.
29: Pack of wolves [gw3z], wolves, number: 8, went west.
Routes leaving Buffalo Plains:
North, plain, to Buffalo Plains [au61], 7 days
East, plain, to Buffalo Plains [av62], 7 days
South, to Ocean [aw61], The Inner Sea, 2 days
West, plain, to Buffalo Plains [av60], 7 days
Seen here:
Stack of giant [bv0x], giants, number: 15
Stack of nazgul [ey4m], nazgul, number: 4
Crowd [cr6c], angry peasants, number: 34, on guard
Pack of wolves [gw3z], wolves, number: 7


"KORAHITES "that portion of the Kohathites that descended from Korah. (1.) They were an important branch of the singers of the Kohathite division (2 Chronicles 20:19). There are eleven psalms (42-49; 84; 85; 87; 88) dedicated to the sons of Korah. (2.) Some of the sons of Korah also were “porters” of the temple (1 Chronicles 9:17-19); one of them was over “things that were made in the pans” (31), i.e., the baking in pans for the meat-offering (Leviticus 2:5).
"KORAHITES "that portion of the Kohathites that descended from Korah.
(1.) They were an important branch of the singers of the Kohathite division (2 Chronicles 20:19). There are eleven psalms (42-49; 84; 85; 87; 88) dedicated to the sons of Korah.
(2.) Some of the sons of Korah also were “porters” of the temple (1 Chronicles 9:17-19); one of them was over “things that were made in the pans” (31), i.e., the baking in pans for the meat-offering (Leviticus 2:5).


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DialogueIntelligence
Whether to use the Dialogue Intelligence feature, which identifies and analyzes dialogue segments within audio as a basis for speech gating. Must not be "DISABLED" for meteringMode "ITU-R BS.1770-1" or "Leq (A)", otherwise recommended value is "ENABLED" (required)
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public DolbyAtmosDialogueIntelligence? DialogueIntelligence { get; set; }
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MeteringMode
Algorithm to be used for measuring loudness. Recommended value is "ITU_R_BS_1770_4" (required)
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SpeechThreshold
Specifies the percentage of speech that must be detected in the metered content before using the measured speech loudness as the overall program loudness. Given as an integer percentage between 0 and 100 (0% to 100%). Recommended value is 15 (required)
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Versant Pvt. Ltd (Poona, India)
Engineer, March, 2007 – July, 2007
- Eclipse RCP/OSGi training for the Versant India team
-
Versant GmbH (Hamburg, Germany)
Working Student, February, 2006 – December, 2006
- Developed a method to convert monolithic applications to components for use in component system
-
Germanischer Lloyd (GL Group) (Hamburg, Germany)
Working Student, September, 2005 – December, 2005
-
NMMN New Media Markets and Networks (Hamburg, Germany)
Intern, February, 2002 – July, 2002
-
b.e.k it-solutions boy.ernst.kuppe GbR (Ahrensburg, Germany)
Partner, 2004 – Present
-
Ernst und Boy Computertechnik GbR (Ahrensburg, Germany)
Intern & Working Student, January, 2001 – December, 2003
education
-
University of Hamburg (Hamburg, Germany)
Master of Science in Computer Science, Oct, 2017
-
Complex Distributed Systems, IT-System Architecture (part-time student)
-
Overall GPA 1.11
-
University of Applied Sciences (Hamburg, Germany)
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, January, 2007
-
Thesis: Component-based software engineering applied to a consolidation using Eclipse
- Overall GPA: 2.0
projects
-
TLA+ project
Committer, May, 2011 – Present
-
Chaos Computer Club
CmS speaker, January 2013 – 2015
- Several presentations and workshops to improve media literacy in schools (“Chaos macht Schule“)
-
Eclipse e4tools
Committer, Nov, 2013 – Present
-
Eclipse Communication Framework
Committer, October, 2007 – Present
-
Eclipse RT Project management committee
ECF representative, June, 2010 – Present
-
Eclipse Orbit
Committer, January, 2009 – Present
-
jSLP
Committer, March, 2008 – Present
-
Eclipse Dali
Committer, February, 2006 – 2008
-
MLDonkey
Developer, November, 2002 – January, 2005
- G2Gui, a cross platform remote capable SWT Graphical User Interface to the MLDonkey p2p core
- A build farm to compile the MLDonkey core for various platforms
-
Gentoo.de
Maintainer, 2003 – 2004
- Created several eBuilds for the Gentoo portage system
talks & publications
(http://s.lemmster.de/publications)
memberships
- Gesellschaft für Informatik, ACM German chapter, March, 2003 – Dec, 2014
- Chaos Computer Club e.V, Nov, 2013 – Present
skills
- German (native), English (fluent), Spanish (rudimentary), French (rudimentary), Latin (3 years’ experience)
- Technology agnostic


UIScrollView
Detection
This guide explains various DeckTransitionʼs UIScrollView
detection heuristic, some edge cases, and how these can be worked around.
How It Works
In keeping with the style used in Apple Musicʼs iOS app, DeckTransition has a fluid swipe-to-dismiss gesture.
In order to activate this, you just need to swipe down on the card. If there is a UIScrollView
within the card, the gesture is activated as soon as the scroll view is scrolled to the very top. This is a fluid gesture: The same pan used to scroll the scroll view to the top can be continued to dismiss the modal without starting a new touch, so it’s important for DeckTransition to detect the main scroll view of your view hierarchy.
DeckTransition’s internal methodology to detect which UIScrollView
has two parts:
- Detecting the UIViewController instance which should contain the
UIScrollView
. - Detecting the
UIScrollView
instance within it.
Detecting The UIViewController
The view controller presented using DeckTransition itself may not contain the UIScrollView
instance which needs to be tracked for a dismiss gesture.
You may be using containment to better organise your code, in which case you can conform your view controllers to DeckTransitionViewControllerProtocol
and implement the childViewControllerForDeck
variable to return the child view controller which contains the UIScrollView
instance to be tracked. This works with nested containment as well.
DeckTransition will traverse your view hierarchy until it reaches a UIViewController
which either doesn’t conform to the protocol, or returns nil
. The view controller reached at the end of this search process will be further searched for the UIScrollView
instance to track.
Detecting the UIScrollView
Once the view controller is correctly identified, DeckTransition searches its view’s top-level subviews (i.e. viewController.view.subviews
), and by default uses the lowermost UIScrollView
instance, if one is found.
However this may not always find the UIScrollView
instance you may want it to, in which case you can conform your view controllers to DeckTransitionViewControllerProtocol
and implement the scrollViewForDeck
variable to return UIScrollView
instance to be tracked.


This Week on npm v20181123
We've changed our format for this week based on reader feedback. This week, we're breaking releases down by major, minor, and patch releases. We have the top 10 packages based on downloads in October that had major releases between November 16 and November 23, and same for minor and patch releases. Some highlights are superagent v4.0.0, ramda v0.26.0, and aws-sdk v2.361.0.
Major Releases
1<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A cache object that deletes the least-recently-used items.
2<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Get callsites from the V8 stack trace API
3<EMAIL_ADDRESS>elegant & feature rich browser / node HTTP with a fluent API
4<EMAIL_ADDRESS>TypeScript definitions for Jasmine
5<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Get the name of the current operating system. Example: macOS Sierra
6<EMAIL_ADDRESS>GitHub REST API client for Node.js
7<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Clone new AST without extra properties
8<EMAIL_ADDRESS>CSV parsing implementing the Node.js stream.Transform
API
9<EMAIL_ADDRESS>TypeScript definitions for p-queue
10<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Yet another stringify function
Minor Releases
1<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Runtime for Regenerator-compiled generator and async functions.
2<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Packs CommonJs/AMD modules for the browser. Allows to split your codebase into multiple bundles, which can be loaded on demand. Support loaders to preprocess files, i.e. json, jsx, es7, css, less, ... and your custom stuff.
3<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Detect the file type of a Buffer/Uint8Array
4<EMAIL_ADDRESS>AWS SDK for JavaScript
5<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A practical functional library for JavaScript programmers.
6<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Object schema validation
7<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Angular - the core framework
8<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Angular - the compiler library
9<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Parses, serializes, and manipulates MIME types, according to the WHATWG MIME Sniffing Standard
10<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Angular - commonly needed directives and services
Patch Releases
1<EMAIL_ADDRESS>yargs the modern, pirate-themed, successor to optimist.
2<EMAIL_ADDRESS>TypeScript definitions for Node.js
3<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tool for transforming styles with JS plugins
4<EMAIL_ADDRESS>the mighty option parser used by yargs
5<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Yet Another Linked List
6<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Simple to use, blazing fast and thoroughly tested websocket client and server for Node.js
7<EMAIL_ADDRESS>HTTP and HTTPS modules that follow redirects.
8<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A smaller version of caniuse-db, with only the essentials!
9<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Alternative, faster React.js JSX parser
10<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Raw browser/feature support data from caniuse.com
There were 64,374 new releases published to npm between November 16 and November 23. How many of those affect you? Check out JSReport for Slack and keep up to date with the JavaScript libraries you depend on.


Parsing File Names¶
NameABC¶
Protocol defining methods / fields that should be available on an Implementation.
Concrete implementations should be FROZEN dataclasses, alterations are expected to be
made with NameABC.alter()
-
class
perfsprocket.
NameABC
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ method
required?
name (attribute)
required
extension (attribute)
required
NameABC.from_path()
(class method)required
required
required
has default
- Implementation Notes:
NameABC.__str__()
should give the same result asNameABC.formatted()
- Attributes:
name (str): The “name” of a file as a human would read it without data chaff like extensions.
extension (
Optional[str]
): The extension of an object with a period (ex: .mov).
-
alter
(base=<perfsprocket._file_name.Flag object>, extension=<perfsprocket._file_name.Flag object>, **kwargs)[source]¶ Returns new NameABC with changes to fields. Each argument should accept the
perfsprocket.KEEP
flag as the default, which signals that a value should not change.None
values should be signals to change a field toNone
. Methods should also include **kwargs so other Name conventions arguments can be passed without effect.- Return type
NameABC
FileName¶
Implementation of FileABC
.
-
class
perfsprocket.
FileName
(*args, **kwds)[source]¶ - Attributes:
base (str): The “name” of a file as a human would read it without data chaff like extensions. Ex:
'movie.mp4'
has a “base” of'movie'
extension (
Optional[str]
): The extension of an object with a period (ex:'.mp4'
).
FileName
will automatically add a period to extensions that are missing it.- Examples:
Basic init
>>> name = FileName("movie", ".mp4") >>> name FileName(base='movie', extension='.mp4') >>> str(name) 'movie.mp4'
Missing extension period
>>> name = FileName("movie", "mp4") >>> name FileName(base='movie', extension='.mp4') >>> str(name) 'movie.mp4'
Filename.from_path()
:>>> name = FileName.from_path("/Volumes/disk/folder/movie.mp4") >>> name FileName(base='movie', extension='.mp4') >>> str(name) 'movie.mp4'
FileName.from_path()
works with just a name:>>> name = FileName.from_path("movie.mp4") >>> name FileName(base='movie', extension='.mp4') >>> str(name) 'movie.mp4'
Make changes to name
FileName
is a frozen dataclass, and treated as immutable. You can get a new name with different values usingFileName.alter()
>>> name = FileName.from_path("movie.mp4") >>> name FileName(base='movie', extension='.mp4') >>> str(name) 'movie.mp4'
SeqName¶
Implementation of FileABC
, describes sequence filenames, including naming
conventions for full sequences.
- Examples:
'photo.0100.exr'
'photo.####.exr'
'photo_0100.exr'
'photo_0100'
'photo_0100-0200.exr'
'photo_####-####.exr'
'photo_[0100-0200].exr'
'photo_{0100-0200}.exr'
'photo_{0100-0200}'
SeqName understands the following braces when representing file number ranges, and
transforms them to an Braces
object:
Convention
Example
Braces
object<>
<010-020>
perfsprocket.ARROW
[]
[010-020]
perfsprocket.BRACKET
{}
{010-020}
perfsprocket.CURLY
()
(010-020)
perfsprocket.PAREN
-
class
perfsprocket.
SeqName
(*args, **kwds)[source]¶ - Attributes:
base (str): The “name” of a file as a human would read it without data chaff like extensions.
Ex:
'photo'
in'photo_0100.jpg'
Ex:'movie'
in`movie.[0143-0200].exr'
extension (
Optional[str]
): The extension of an object with a periodDefault:
None
Ex:
'.jpg'
in'photo_0100.jpg'
Ex:
'.exr'
in`movie.[0143-0200].exr'
Ex:
None
in`scan_0100'
delim (
str
) - delimiter separatingbase
from the file number or range. Must be'_'
or'.'
Default:
'.'
Ex:
'_'
in'photo_0100.jpg'
Ex:
'.'
in'movie.[0143-0200].exr'
start (
Union[int, str]
) - first file number in range. Can be'#'
for generic number.'#'
is the only valid string valueDefault:
'#'
Ex:
100
in'photo_0100.jpg'
Ex:
143
in'movie.[0143-0200].exr'
Ex:
'#'
in'photo_###.jpg'
Ex:
'#'
in'movie.[####-####].exr'
end (
Optional[Union[int, str]]
) - second file number in range. Can be'#'
for generic number.'#'
is the only valid string value.None
when no end number is given.Default:
None
Ex:
None
in'photo_0100.jpg'
Ex:
200
in'movie.[0143-0200].exr'
Ex:
None
in'photo_###.jpg'
Ex:
'#'
in'movie.[####-####].exr'
pad (
int
) - padding forstart
andend
values when printed to strings.Default:
0
Ex:
3
in'photo_100.jpg'
Ex:
4
in'photo_0100.jpg'
Ex:
4
in'movie.[0143-0200].exr'
Ex:
3
in'photo_###.jpg'
Ex:
4
in'movie.[####-####].exr'
brackets (
Optional[
Brackets``
]``) - type of brackets surrounding range.Default:
perfsprocket.BRACE
Ex:
None
in'photo_0100.jpg'
Ex:
None
in'movie.0143-0200.exr'
Ex:
perfsprocket.BRACE
in'movie.[0143-0200].exr'
Ex:
perfsprocket.PAREN
in'movie.(0143-0200).exr'
SeqName
will automatically add a period to extensions that are missing it.- Examples:
Basic init
>>> from perfsprocket import SeqName >>> >>> name = SeqName(base="movie", extension=".exr") >>> str(name) 'movie.#.exr'
Non-default options:
>>> name = SeqName(base="movie", extension=".exr", start=100, end=200, pad=4) >>> str(name) 'movie.0100-0200.exr'
-
>>> name = SeqName.from_path("/Volumes/disk/folder/movie.0143.exr") >>> name SeqName(base='movie', extension='.exr', delim='.', start=143, end=None, ...) >>> str(name) 'movie.0143.exr'
SeqName.from_path()
works with just a name:>>> name = SeqName.from_path("movie.0143.exr") >>> name SeqName(base='movie', extension='.exr', delim='.', start=143, end=None, ...) >>> str(name) 'movie.0143.exr'
Make changes to name:
SeqName
is a frozen dataclass, and treated as immutable. You can get a new name with different values usingFileName.alter()
>>> name = SeqName.from_path("movie.0143.exr") >>> name = name.alter(start=243, pad=5) >>> str(name) 'movie.00243.exr'
-
alter
(base=<perfsprocket._file_name.Flag object>, extension=<perfsprocket._file_name.Flag object>, delim=<perfsprocket._file_name.Flag object>, start=<perfsprocket._file_name.Flag object>, end=<perfsprocket._file_name.Flag object>, pad=<perfsprocket._file_name.Flag object>, brackets=<perfsprocket._file_name.Flag object>, **kwargs)[source]¶ Make changes to name.
KEEP
: keep current valueNone
: Change value toNone
- Return type
SeqName
- Returns
new object
Braces¶
The class below is used to describe braces. Certain pre-loaded Braces
instances
are used to signal that a SeqName
uses a certain convention:
>>> from perfsprocket import SeqName, BRACKET, PAREN
>>>
>>> name = SeqName.from_path("movie.[0143-0327].exr")
>>> name.brackets is BRACKET
True
>>> name.brackets is PAREN
False
>>> BRACKET.open
'['
>>> BRACKET.close
']'
>>> str(BRACKET)
'[]'
>>> BRACKET.enclose("text")
'[text]'
-
class
perfsprocket.
Braces
(open_char, close_char)[source]¶ -
__init__
(open_char, close_char)[source]¶ Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
-
property
close
¶ closing character passed to
Braces.__init__()
- Return type
str
-
property
open
¶ opening character passed to
Braces.__init__()
- Return type
str
-


Running Clingo with WebAssembly
You can access the source and learn more at github.com/domoritz/clingo-wasm.
- Examples:
% instance motive(harry). motive(sally). guilty(harry). % encoding innocent(Suspect) :- motive(Suspect), not guilty(Suspect).
- Configuration:
- resoning mode


McLaren's Sainz: Brazilian GP was definitely best race of my career
by Jonathan Noble and Edd StrawMcLaren's Carlos Sainz Jr has no doubt his charge from the back of the Brazilian Grand Prix grid to a maiden Formula 1 podium was the best of his career.
An engine problem prevented Sainz from setting a time in qualifying, but he bounced back from that and finished fourth - before gaining a further spot when world champion Lewis Hamilton was given a penalty for clashing with Red Bull's Alex Albon.
Sainz said he had been in "full attack mode" throughout the Brazilian GP, despite committing early on to a one-stop strategy that he knew would leave him exposed at the end.
Asked by Autosport about how he rated his race, Sainz said: "My best. Definitely, because it was a normal race.
"It was dry, people were between one and two stops and we committed to a one-stop.
"I had to make moves on the first few laps and I did them. There was a move on [Sergio] Perez especially that was really, really good and from then on the tyre management kicked in.
"I managed to extend on the soft and then the management on the medium. I started passing [Lance] Stroll, passing Lando [Norris] and other people, and all of a sudden I found myself in P8.
"Then, the decision came to either pit or not and we decided not to. For once we took a bit of a gamble and this time it paid off.
"The two SC restarts were probably the most difficult restarts of my life."
Sainz added he had no explanation for how he was able to hold on to his place at the end of the race, with his tyres well past their best.
"I had literally no grip," he said. "I was wheel-spinning in fourth and fifth gear at the start because we were so slow, so I couldn't put any energy on the tyres.
"I got to Turn 1, locked up, just no grip, but somehow I managed to pick up the right line.
"And from then onwards it was just defend, defend, defend as much as I could and we managed to finish."


Fluoroscopically-guided cystogram was performed with Omnipaque contrast infused through the indwelling Foley catheter using sterile technique.
None.
Normal bowel gas pattern. No abnormal calcification.
Normal contour. No irregularity, mass effect, filling defect, or extravasation.
No reflux into the ureters.
Small amount of residual contrast in the bladder.
Normal cystogram.


A circle follows your mouse pointer...
Circle's size changes when mouse pointer goes on a link
LINK 1
LINK 2
LINK 3


This is a collection of various photos taken on our journey so far, from Sydney, to the north, and also some of Byron Bay. It's divided into eight sections, each with four to six photos in it, so as not to take too long to download (depending on your connection).
I hope to put some more on, as soon as I get some developed. But then I have to find a scanner - difficult. One place wanted to charge me AS$260 (about GBP#100) to get thirty photos done! Very cheeky. I hope you've got a decent monitor to get the best out of these...


In order to contribute to this cause, there are numerous things that can be done. The road to standardization is long and filled with obstacles.
Use Yaggir in your personal blog when writing in Balochi. Use Yaggir as alphabet in your website or forum. Use Yaggir as the standard of your local magazine (if you are and editor or journalist). Inform others on the benefits of Yaggir and encourage the usage of it.
There are also other more simple, but effective methods: Use Yaggir when chatting or when commenting on Balochi blogs, websites or forums. Use Yaggir when sending text messages on mobile phones (sms). Use Yaggir when writing emails or regular letters. Use Yaggir when making notes.
If you use Yaggir in any public or general media, please let us know and we will publish a link
© The Yaggir Balochi


{% load static %}
{% load entities %}
Model group: {{ object.title }}
Created by {{object.author.full_name}}.
{% can_delete_entity object as can_delete %}
{% if can_delete %}
Delete {{object.title}}
|
{% endif %}
{% can_manage_entity object as can_manage %}
{% if can_manage %}
Manage collaborators |
Transfer ownership
{% endif %}


Tags allow you to group operations into general categories.
In the user interface, these can be expanded/collapsed by clicking on the tag sections.
In the example below, the pet and store tag sections are collapsed
and the user section is not:
Tags are also defined in the @Swagger annotation
| "tags": [
| {
| "name": "pet",
| "description": "Everything about your Pets",
| "externalDocs": {
| "description": "Find out more",
| "url": "http://juneau.apache.org"
| }
| },
| {
| "name": "store",
| "description": "Access to Petstore orders"
| },
| {
| "name": "user",
| "description": "Operations about user",
| "externalDocs": {
| "description": "Find out more about our store",
| "url": "http://juneau.apache.org"
| }
| }
| ],
The annotation-only approach is shown here:
| swagger=@Swagger(
| ...
| tags={
| @Tag(
| name="pet",
| description="Everything about your Pets",
| externalDocs=@ExternalDocs(
| description="Find out more",
| url="http://juneau.apache.org"
| )
| ),
| @Tag(
| name="store",
| description="Access to Petstore orders"
| ),
| @Tag(
| name="user",
| description="Operations about user",
| externalDocs=@ExternalDocs(
| description="Find out more about our store",
| url="http://juneau.apache.org"
| )
| )
| }
| ),
Tags are associated with operations using the {@link oajr.annotation.OpSwagger#tags() @OpSwagger(tags)} annotation:
| @RestGet(
| path="/user",
| summary="Petstore users",
| swagger=@OpSwagger(
| tags="user"
| )
| )
| public Collection<User> getUsers() throws NotAcceptable {...}
Operations can be mapped to multiple tags.
Tags are optional.
Operations not mapped to tags are listed in the UI before tagged operations.
For example, the getTopPage() method in PetStoreResource is not tagged,
as well as the getOptions() method inherited from BaseRestServlet, so these
show up at the top of the page:


MedComfort Mattress
Multi-layered, multi-density for optimal comfort and postural support
- High Loft, Convoluted foam top and bottom
- High Resiliency center core: 1.8 density 45ILD
- FirmEdge passive restraint system two 3" wide zones of ultra-firm foam
- Overall thickness 6"
|
MedUltra Comfort Mattress
- Double thickness top layer of revolutionary Viscotech™ foam
- Developed on behalf of aerospace for long duration flights
- Responds to body weight and temperature, molding to exact shape and position
- Reduces stress on pressure points by distributing the weight evenly over a larger surface area
- Returns to original shape slowly after each patients use
- Multi-layered, multi-density for optimal comfort and postural support
- Antimicrobial additive incorporated into foam during manufacturing process
- FirmEdge™ passive restraint system two 3" wide zones of Ultra-firm foam
- Overall thickness 6"
|


Id = 30
Nombre Capitulo = Earth (Unknown dimension)
Tipo = Planet
Dimension = unknown
Personaje = ['https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/94']
Numero Personaje = ['94']
URL Locacion = https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/location/30


Vector is a data structure which store scalar (float) elements in one dimension.
CVector is a data structure which store complex elements in one dimension.


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Comparison of hindcasts and projections of Antarctic ice she ... |
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OCTOPUSSY (1983) A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 5.5 Alternative Scale: ** out of ****
United Kingdom, 1983 Running Length: 2:11 MPAA Classification: PG (Sexual innuendo, violence) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Roger Moore, Maud Adams, Louis Jourdan, Kristina Wayborn, Kabir Bedi, Steven Berkoff, Desmond Llewelyn, Lois Maxwell, Robert Brown, Walter Gotell Director: John Glen Producer: Albert R. Broccoli Screenplay: George MacDonald Fraser and Richard Maibaum & Michael G. Wilson Cinematography: Alan Hume Music: John Barry U.S. Distributor: MGM/UA
It's probably just a coincidence, but the two Bond films that Maud Adams appeared in -- THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN and OCTOPUSSY -- are easily the silliest entries in the long-running series (not counting the intentional spoof CASINO ROYALE).  There's a fine line between wit and absurdity, and this particular movie too often falls on the wrong side.
1983 was the year of competing Bonds -- Connery against Moore; NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN against OCTOPUSSY (the thirteenth "official" entry). Even though Connery's return was a remake of THUNDERBALL and didn't have the John Barry/Monty Norman theme music, it was still better than OCTOPUSSY. After twelve years off, Connery was up for playing 007 again. Moore, on the other hand, had been at it for a decade, and was just going through the motions. Fatuousness replaced flair. Bond, never the most rounded character at the best of times, had become a caricature of himself.
The plot for OCTOPUSSY is so circuitous and convoluted that it doesn't make much sense. Bond movies are at their best when they have a straightforward storyline -- viewers don't want to piece together different aspects of the film. However, even deep thought won't resolve all of OCTOPUSSY's tangled plot knots. This movie mixes jewel smuggling, counterfeiting, a circus traveling through East Germany, and a maverick Soviet general bent on setting off an atomic bomb. Who else can the British government call upon than 007 to get to the bottom of matters?
There are two "top" villains in OCTOPUSSY: Kamal (Louis Jourdan), the smooth head of the smuggling/counterfeiting operation, and General Orlov (Steven Berkoff), the cold warrior who believes the time is ripe for a Soviet invasion of the West. While Jourdan is deliciously cool, Berkoff gives the worst performance, bar none, of any Bond bad guy. While a certain element of over-the-top acting is expected from everyone in a 007 adventure, Berkoff does an offensively bad job that renders every scene he's in almost unwatchable.
Despite having the title role, Maud Adams doesn't have much more to do than in THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN. The film's second Bond girl, Magda (Kristina Wayborn) is equally in the background. This isn't a film where 007 is especially concerned with the women, except to slip into and out of their beds. The on-screen camaraderie shared by Moore and his leading ladies since THE SPY WHO LOVED ME died with OCTOPUSSY.
The film moves from India to Cuba to Germany. The most foolish elements of the film include a bizarre chase through the streets of New Delhi, Bond doing a Tarzan imitation, and an attack by circus performers on the villain's hideout. 007 has a variety of disguises here, including a mechanical crocodile, a gorilla suit, and a clown costume. OCTOPUSSY has its funny moments, but there are a few too many times when we're laughing at the movie rather than with it.
Ultimately, it's the extravagant stunts and chases that save OCTOPUSSY from the scrap heap. The pre-credits episode features a stunning race between a 12-foot long jet and a heat-seeking missile. Later in the film, there's a pulse-pounding chase-and-battle sequence that takes place on the roof of a moving train. The climactic struggle manages to top that, transpiring on a plane in flight.
After OCTOPUSSY, Roger Moore announced his intention to retire from the role. Considering his lackluster performance here, which is at least partially responsible for this film's absence of flair and energy, the decision seemed appropriate. Ultimately, however, Moore returned for one more outing, and, while that film (A VIEW TO A KILL) wasn't a positive triumph, it at least gave the actor a better story with which to depart.
- James Berardinelli e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>web: http://www2.cybernex.net/~berardin
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Allow renderTextures of the same size as screen, not just pow2
Automatically sets to true after setScreenSize
Key that is used to store fullscreen renderTextures in a pool
Clears the pool
creates of texture with params that were specified in pool constructor
width of texture in pixels
height of texture in pixels
Gets extra texture of the same size as input renderTexture
getFilterTexture(input, 0.5)
or getFilterTexture(0.5, input)
renderTexture from which size and resolution will be copied
Gets a Power-of-Two render texture or fullScreen texture
The minimum width of the render texture in real pixels.
The minimum height of the render texture in real pixels.
The new render texture.
Alias for returnTexture, to be compliant with FilterSystem interface
The renderTexture to free
Place a render texture back into the pool.
The renderTexture to free
If screen size was changed, drops all screen-sized textures,
sets new screen size, sets enableFullScreen
to true
Size is measured in pixels, renderer.view
can be passed here, not renderer.screen
Initial size of screen
Generated using TypeDoc
Experimental!
Texture pool, used by FilterSystem and plugins Stores collection of temporary pow2 or screen-sized renderTextures
If you use custom RenderTexturePool for your filters, you can use methods
getFilterTexture
andreturnFilterTexture
same as inPIXI


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I had a friendly little chat with one of the Battlelog Moderators and he mentioned that the signature feature in BBLog is overly used by some for the ultimate spam ability on the Battlelog forums.
This is, well, annoying so to say for the Moderators and for the community that has to put up with spam. He asked if we could add a filtering system for the signatures.
I'm aware of the fact that we currently remove the "http(s)://" from all links in the signatures but apparently it's not cutting it. I came up with some other steps to reduce forum spam via the signatures and presented them to Roland (brain), he wanted me to make this thread so that everyone could talk about it.
My ideas are:
1. Put a character limit of 127 (127.5 is half of what Premium users get with the BF3 Premium signature feature).
2. Disable BBCode usage in the signature.
3. Make lines with only one space or empty lines be removed when posting.
Point 3 in an example:
-------BBLog-Signature-Editor------ > The user has made a lot of empty spaces to make the signature bigger!
RANDOM TEXT...
----------------------------------------
-------Forum-Signature-Look------- > All of the empty spaces gets removed when posting.
RANDOM TEXT...
----------------------------------------
Those three points ill help the moderators and aid to keep the Battlelog forums clean and spam free.
Please discuss this here in this thread so that we know what you guys think about this idea.
Sorry for a TL;DR post, I needed to go into detail about the issue :P
BrainFooLong
Administrator
1 and 3 implemented in next update.
2 not - Just tryit with other modifications.
If not enough, i implement 2 as well.
ZiggyM
Is this really to do with spam, or is it to do with just making the premium sigs better than BBlogs?.
Sorry, i just don't buy that it's to do with spam, it's kinda weird that as soon as they put in premium sigs there is all of a sudden an issue with BBlogs sigs, and BBLogs will be made half the size of the premium ones.
Not flaming BBlog, i just find it a bit to convenient in timing.

The don't write anything related to a post, they just spam around with the signature.

BBLog is accepted by DICE/EA and i don't want help spammers.
That's the point and it have nothing todo with premium, some of this changes already done before premium is coming out.
ORFK
Global Moderator
ZiggyM wrote:
Is this really to do with spam, or is it to do with just making the premium sigs better than BBlogs?.
i think the BBlog Signature is better than the Premium signature.
Just because of the point that you can use links and more rows. by the premium one you have everything on one line.
ORFK
Global Moderator
please write the rules to the addon, than its clear what would be filtered and what not.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
The preview button simulate the forum things, with all restrictions.
I'll add the description there.


 She lay on her stomach at the beach, as she appeared drenched from the waves. When the photo was taken, however, the tide was out.  Tammy propped herself up with her right elbow and gave a sultry look with her lips parted. Her tanned body was on full display, as well as her curves. Some of her tattoos were also showing, including one on her hip and one on her lower back.
The bikini top appeared to be a white crop top. But since she was drenched, it was also see-through. Her pink thong bikini bottoms also popped against her tan. Behind her was an idyllic ocean scene, with blue waters and a boat visible right behind the stunner. The sky looked gray and cloudy.
Meanwhile, the stunner seemed to glow in the lighting. Her face makeup likely contributed to this look, as she wore shimmery bronzer on her cheekbones. Although only her profile could be seen, it was possible to note that Tammy opted for dark mascara and dark pink eyeshadow. She placed her right hand by her mouth, which she opened slightly in a coy way. She also wore small drop earrings. The model wore her hair down and in front of her right shoulder, which looked gelled back or wet. The locks seemed to fall onto the sandy beach.
The stunner’s flirty photo and caption seems to have stirred up her fans, who are leaving tons of nice compliments in the comments section.
“Almost beached the boat just to get a closer look,” wrote a fan.
“That’s one lucky seagull bra,” joked a follower.
The seagulls were hard to see in the photo, but they were along the right side of the shoreline.
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“Hot mermaid,” gushed an admirer.
“That arch tho,” said a fourth Instagram user.
In addition, the Instagram sensation shared another update last month that showed her rocking a swimsuit. Except this time, it was very strappy and barely-there. The one-piece featured criss-cross straps on the sides of her hips and her back. There was seemingly no fabric, just straps. Tammy posed while facing her back to the camera, and looked over her right shoulder with a coy expression on her face. The photo was taken on a sunny day with mostly blue skies.


Db and DbTable
Database Session
In RDO.Data, a database session is represented by a class which is derived from database session provider such as SqlSession or MySqlSession. This class is normally named as Db
by convention, with a connection string and/or database connection as constructor parameter:
public partial class Db : SqlSession
{
public Db(string connectionString, Action<Db> initializer = null)
: base(CreateSqlConnection(connectionString))
{
initializer?.Invoke(this);
}
private static SqlConnection CreateSqlConnection(string connectionString)
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(connectionString))
throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(connectionString));
return new SqlConnection(connectionString);
}
public Db(SqlConnection sqlConnection)
: base(sqlConnection)
{
}
...
}
The Db
object is responsible to make connection and execute commands to the database server.
Database Permanent Table
Database permanent table is readonly property of above Db
class, with type of DbTable<T>. Optionally, foreign key relationship can be enforced by a pair of RelationshipAttribute/_RelationshipAttribute and a implementation method. The following code defines two permanent tables SalesOrderHeader and SalesOrderDetail, and relationship between them:
public partial class Db : ...
{
...
private DbTable<SalesOrderHeader> _salesOrderHeader;
public DbTable<SalesOrderHeader> SalesOrderHeader
{
get { return GetTable(ref _salesOrderHeader); }
}
private DbTable<SalesOrderDetail> _salesOrderDetail;
[Relationship(nameof(FK_SalesOrderDetail_SalesOrderHeader))]
public DbTable<SalesOrderDetail> SalesOrderDetail
{
get { return GetTable(ref _salesOrderDetail); }
}
[_Relationship]
private KeyMapping FK_SalesOrderDetail_SalesOrderHeader(SalesOrderDetail _)
{
return _.FK_SalesOrderHeader.Join(SalesOrderHeader._);
}
...
}
The Db
class and tables can be manipulated via Db Visualizer tool window. You can show Db Visualizer tool window by clicking menu "View" -> "Other Windows" -> "Db Visualizer" in Visual Studio:
In Db Visualizer tool window, click the left top button, the following dialog will be displayed:
Fill the dialog form and click "OK", code of DbTable definition will be generated automatically.
To add a foreign key, right click the source table in Db Visualizer to show the context menu:
Click context menu item "Add Relationship...", the following dialog will be displayed:
Fill the dialog form and click "OK", code of table relationship will be generated automatically.
Database Temporary Table
A temporary table, as the name suggests, is a database table that exists temporarily on the database server during the life time of the session.  In such cases instead of filtering the data again and again to fetch the subset, you can filter the data once and store it in a temporary table. You can then execute your queries on that temporary table.
You can create temporary tables on-the-fly via Calling CreateTempTableAsync method of your Db
class. Once created, you can use it as the same way as permanent tables. You don't need to delete the temporary tables, it will be deleted automatically by the underlying database session provider.


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Zephaniah 3:4
Her prophets are light and treacherous persons: her priests have polluted the sanctuary, they have done violence to the law.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
For the soup, heat the butter in a large pan until foaming, then fry the onion and garlic together with the curry powder for 2-3 minutes, or until softened. Add the sweetcorn and fry for a further minute, then pour in the chicken stock and bring to a simmer. Cook for 2-3 minutes.
Add the crabmeat to the pan and bring to the boil. Take off the heat immediately, then transfer to a food processor and blend to a smooth purée.
Return the soup to a clean pan set over a medium-low heat. Stir in the cream, lemon and lime juice, then season with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Keep warm.
For the beignets, place the water and butter into a pan and bring to the boil for one minute. Remove from the heat and stir in the flour immediately, beating continuously with a wooden spoon until the mixture is smooth and comes away easily from the side of the pan.
Return the pan to the heat for 1-2 minutes to heat through. Remove from the heat and add the eggs one at a time, beating well between each addition. Stir in the sweetcorn, coriander and lime juice, mixing until well combined. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Half-fill a deep, heavy-based pan with vegetable oil and heat to 180C/355F (check using a digital thermometer. CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.) Drop teaspoonfuls of the beignet batter in batches into the hot oil and fry for 2-3 minutes, or until golden-brown and crisp. Remove with a slotted spoon and drain on kitchen paper. Repeat with the remaining beignet mixture.
To serve, ladle the soup into serving bowls and place a few beignets on top. Garnish with a few coriander leaves.


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WalkedPath
- Class in
ec.algorithms.aco.core
WalkedPath(int[], double)
- Constructor for class ec.algorithms.aco.core.
WalkedPath
weightedFitness(Individual, double, double, Properties)
- Method in class ec.fitnessevaluation.eval.
CVRP
weightedFitness(Individual, double, double, Properties)
- Method in class ec.fitnessevaluation.eval.
WS
WeightedSum
- Class in
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WeightedSum()
- Constructor for class ec.fitnessevaluation.
WeightedSum
Worst
- Class in
ec.algorithms.alps.replacement.age
Worst()
- Constructor for class ec.algorithms.alps.replacement.age.
Worst
Worst
- Class in
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Worst()
- Constructor for class ec.algorithms.alps.replacement.sfs.
Worst
Worst
- Class in
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Worst()
- Constructor for class ec.operator.operations.replacement.steadystate.
Worst
writeIndividuals(Properties, int, ArrayList<Integer>)
- Method in class ec.algorithms.simulatedannealing.solution.
Writer
writeIndividuals(Population, Properties, int, int, ArrayList<Integer>, int)
- Method in class ec.util.statistics.
BasicStatistics
writeIndividuals(Population, Properties, Layer, int, int, ArrayList<Integer>, int)
- Method in class ec.util.statistics.
BasicStatistics
writeIndividuals(Population, Properties, int, int, ArrayList<Integer>, int)
- Method in class ec.util.statistics.multiobjective.
CVRPHybridStatistics
writeIndividuals(Population, Properties, int, int, ArrayList<Integer>, int)
- Method in class ec.util.statistics.multiobjective.
ParethoStatistics
writeIndividuals(Population, Properties, int, int, ArrayList<Integer>, int)
- Method in class ec.util.statistics.multiobjective.
SumOfRankStatistics
writeIndividuals(Population, Properties, Layer, int, int, ArrayList<Integer>, int)
- Method in class ec.util.statistics.singleobjective.alps.
TSPStatistics
writeIndividuals(Population, Properties, int, int, ArrayList<Integer>, int)
- Method in class ec.util.statistics.singleobjective.
TSPStatistics
Writer
- Class in
ec.algorithms.aco.solution
Writer(Properties, int, int[], ArrayList<Double>)
- Constructor for class ec.algorithms.aco.solution.
Writer
Writer
- Class in
ec.algorithms.simulatedannealing.solution
Writer()
- Constructor for class ec.algorithms.simulatedannealing.solution.
Writer
Writer
- Class in
ec.algorithms.tabu.solution
Writer()
- Constructor for class ec.algorithms.tabu.solution.
Writer
writeState(DataOutputStream)
- Method in class ec.util.random.
MersenneTwisterFast
Writes the entire state of the MersenneTwister RNG to the stream
writeToFileCVRP(ArrayList<Point>, Properties, int, int, String)
- Method in class ec.graphing.
Ordinates
writeToFileCVRPGA(ArrayList<ArrayList>, Properties, int, int, String)
- Method in class ec.graphing.
Ordinates
writeToFileTSP(Chromosome, Properties, int, int, String)
- Method in class ec.graphing.
Ordinates
writeToFileVRPTW(Chromosome, Properties, int, int, String)
- Method in class ec.graphing.
Ordinates
writeToFileVRPTW1(Chromosome, Properties, int, int, String)
- Method in class ec.graphing.
Ordinates
Deprecated.
note writeToFileVRPTW1 is more modern than writeToFileVRPTW2
writeToFileVRPTW2(Chromosome, Properties, int, int, String)
- Method in class ec.graphing.
Ordinates
Deprecated.
WS
- Class in
ec.fitnessevaluation.eval
WS()
- Constructor for class ec.fitnessevaluation.eval.
WS
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