OsmAnd gives you great possibilities for using the maps. You can customize them, download different types of maps and even edit them!
We recommend you to download the World basemap before proceeding. You can then move on to downloading the map of your region or the one you're planning to travel to. OsmAnd uses the OpenStreetMap, the maps made by the open-source project, a community of volunteer contributors who work on the maps every day. This is why they are so up-to-date. They're also quite compact and rapidly rendered as the basic OsmAnd map is a vector-type map, which means it carries vector representation of the map details rendered together on your device as opposed to the tile or raster maps that are 'pictures'.
As you open the map, you'll be able to customize its view in may different ways.
You can choose what exactly you'd like to see on the map in terms of additional details for each navigation profiles. To do that, just tap Menu-> Configure map. You can set all the needed parameters for your map. At this screen, there are two parts: Show and Map rendering.
In Show section, we configure the parameters for displaying them on the map.
In Map rendering section, we change the parameters that change map style: add more information about objects on the map, change colors of objects and etc.
Go to the Show section. There, you'll be able to choose:
• "Favorites": show Favorites on the map.
• "POI overlay...": show needed Points of interest (POI) on the map or find POI.
• "POI overlay labels": add labels of POI overlay.
• "Transport": show transport routes and stops.
• "GPX files...": choose and show GPX tracks on the map.
• "Map markers": show Map markers on the map.
• "Map source...": choose data of the main map (Offline vector maps by default).
• "Mapillary": viewing images of streets by Mapillary service.
• "Overlay and Underlay map...": show added layers of the map, needed special plugin.
• "Recording layer": show your recording (audio/video/photo) notes on the map, needed special plugin.
• "Contour lines" and "Hillshades layer": show contour lines and hillshades on the map, needed special plugin.
• "OSM notes (online)" and "OSM edits": show OpenStreetMap edits and notes on the map, needed special plugin.
• "OsmAnd Tracker": show your sharing contacts from OsmAnd Tracker on the map, needed installation third-party app.
Go to Map rendering section. There, you'll be able to choose:
• "Map style": choose your style for the map.
• "Map mode": set day/night mode for map and application. You can see information about Sunset or Sunrise in the second line of Map mode.
The night mode has a darker layout and low brightness in general. This is made to help you avoid eye strain. The day mode is set by default: it is your OsmAnd map the way you see it when you launch the application.The Sunrise/Sunset mode changes the color scheme automatically based on the time set on your device. The Light sensor option turns the night and day mode on based on the lighting in your environment. Light sensor option works on phones that have a light sensor on the front. When you get to a dark place, be it a night outdoors or a dark room, the app will switch to the night map viewing mode. As you get to a lighted area, it'll change the map viewing mode to Day.
• "Map magnifier": choose scale for your map. You can change it to long click to "+" or "-" on the map.
• "Road style": change style of roads on the map (Default, German road atlas, American road atlas, High contrast roads, Bold outline).
• "Text size": set text size on the map.
• "Map language": choose language for text on the map (Local name by default). You can set "Transliterate if "Language" name is missing".
• "Details": show any details on the map - More details, Show road surface, Show road quality, Show access restrictions and toll, Show Low Emission Zones, Colour-code buildings by type, Street lighting, OSM mapper assistant, Nautical depth contours.
For example, More details adds more information about objects on the map, like colors of polygons, more icons...
• "Hide": hide any details on the map - Boundaries, Polygons, Buildings, Hide water, House numbers, Proposed objects, POI icons, POI labels, Underground objects, Overground objects.
• "Routes": show special routes - Show cycle routes, Show node network cycle routes, Alpine hiking scale (SAC), Horse routes, Whitewater sports).
You can switch on Hiking symbol overlay: Disabled, Colouring according to OSMC, Colouring according to route scope, Node networks.
You can see much information on your screen except the map: widgets, compass, map scale, app buttons. You can choose what exactly you'd like to see on the screen for each navigation profiles.
OsmAnd offers a wide range of widgets to help you see exactly what you need during navigation and when you just view the map. Of course, you can click on widgets to change the displayed information.
For configuration widgets, you should choose navigation profile and go to app menu-> Configuration screen.
Note: you should switch on Plugins: (app menu-> Plugins) for displayed some of widgets.
You can see all the icon variants of the screen below.
You can also switch to view the dashboard at the start. A dashboard is a starting screen with different cards containing information about different groups of settings or files. The dashboard shows your Favourites (favorite places), your GPX tracks list, the plugin's information, etc. To adjust your dashboard settings, please go to OsmAnd - Dashboard and press the settings button in the upper-right corner.
Now go to app menu-> Configure screen. This menu has four tabs: Quick action, Right panel, Left panel, Remaining elements.
Quick action button is a flexible menu of shortcuts providing direct access to whatever features you need to access most frequently: You select and add them to this 'toolbar'. In this way, the next time you need to add a new favorite, add a navigation destination, enable or disable voice guidance, etc. These actions are now directly accessible.
Right panel is the part of the screen with Widgets. You can choose the next parameters for each widget: Show/Hide/Collapse. Collapse add special button near widget for collapsing widgets. Almost all widgets are clickable on the screen:
Parking shows the place of your parking, needing a special plugin. Clicking on the parking widget moves to your saved parking place on the map.
Intermediate destination, Intermediate arrival time, Destination, Arrival time are widgets which showed information during navigation.
Intermediate arrival time can show Intermediate arrival time or Intermediate time.
Arrival time can show Arrival time or Time to go.
If you click to widget of Destination, the map is moved to your destination point. Information of this widget is a distance to your finish point.
Touching the widgets Arrival time, Intermediate arrival time changes information.
Magnetic bearing and Relative bearing display the horizontal angle between the direction of an object and another object, or between it and that of true north.
Clicking to the widget changes Magnetic to Relative bearing and back.
Mapillary widget gives access to Mapillary application by one click.
Speed widget shows your current speed.
Speed limit widget shows speed limit for a given section of road.
Altitude widget shows your height above sea level.
GPS info widget shows number of sattelites. You can click to this widget for adding gps-applications.
GPX logging is the widget for start/stop/pause recording your GPX track, needed special plugin.
Audio/video notes is the widget for making audio/photo/video notes on the map, needed special plugin. In settings of this widget you can choose your preferred action (Record audio/Record video/Take a photo).
Current time widget shows your current time.
Battery level widget shows battery level of your device.
Radius ruler widget cives access to the Radius-ruler tool with compass. More information about this tool, you can read here.
OsmAnd Tracker status widget can access to OsmAnd Tracker application and shows status from OsmAnd Tracker. More information about this application, you can read here.
FPS debug info widget shows Frames per Second (FPS) of your screen.
Left panel is the part of the screen with navigation information:
Compass icon can manage Map orientation by clicking to it and shows a compass. There are three type of orientation: "Movement direction", "Compass direction", "No rotation". You can set this settings for each navigation profile: app menu-> Configure profile-> General settings-> Appearance (Map orientation).
Next turn, Next turn(small), Second next turn show arrow with distance of turn during your navigation.
Remaining elements part:
Street name show name of street where your moving or stay.
Lanes shows lanes of road where you are. Yellow and green colors of lanes show your lanes to choose during navigation.
Coordinates widget shows your current coordinates of on top of the screen.
You can change coordinate format app menu-> Configure profile-> General settings-> Units & formats (Coordinate format).
Note: you can share your own coordinates by clicking on the widget.
Map markers widget shows your active markers on Top bar or on Widgets. Read more about Map markers here.
Transparent widgets makes your widget icons transparent.
You can change the map to make app use as comfortable as possible. To do that, tap app menu-> Map, choose profile for setting.
There are five sections of this menu: Show on Map, Map type, Map style, Overlay / Underlay, Map Language.
In the section Show on map, you can choose items for shoowing them on the map:
• "Favorites": show Favorites on the map.
• "POI overlay": show needed Points of interest (POI) on the map or find POI.
• "OSM Edits/Notes (offline)" and "OSM notes (online)": show OpenStreetMap edits and notes on the map, needed special plugin.
• "Mapillary": viewing images of streets by Mapillary service.
• "Trips": choose and show GPX tracks on the map.
In the section Map type, you can choose preferred type of the map. More information about Map style you can read here.
In the section Map style, you can choose many parameters for changing the map or add more objects on the map:
• "Application mode": set day/night mode for map and application.
The night mode has a darker layout and low brightness in general. This is made to help you avoid eye strain. The day mode is set by default: it is your OsmAnd map the way you see it when you launch the application.The Sunrise/Sunset mode changes the color scheme automatically based on the time set on your device.
• "Map magnifier": choose scale for your map.
• "Text size": set text size on the map.
• "Details": show any details on the map - More details, Show road surface, Show road quality, Show access restrictions and toll, Show Low Emission Zones, Colour-code buildings by type, Street lighting, OSM mapper assistant, Nautical depth contours.
For example, More details adds more information about objects on the map, like colors of polygons, more icons...
• "Hide": hide any details on the map - Boundaries, Polygons, Buildings, Hide water, House numbers, Proposed objects, POI icons, POI labels, Underground objects, Overground objects.
• "Routes": show special routes - Show cycle routes, Show node network cycle routes, Alpine hiking scale (SAC), Horse routes, Whitewater sports).
You can switch on Hiking symbol overlay: Disabled, Colouring according to OSMC, Colouring according to route scope, Node networks.
• "Transport": show transport routes and stops.
• "Road style": change style of roads on the map (Default, German road atlas, American road atlas, High contrast roads, Bold outline).
• "Contour lines": show contour lines on the map, needing a special plugin.
In the section Overlay/Underlay, you can set layers for the map. For example, use a Bing Earth map as an underlay and add a hillshade overlay. To change the transparency of the layer, just drag the transparency slider.
• "Hillshade": show contour lines on the map, needing a special plugin.
• "Overlay and Underlay": show added layers of the map, needing a special plugin.
In the section Map Language, you can choose language for text on the map (Local name by default). You can set "Transliterate if "Language" name is missing". Please note that the Map language sets the language of the names on the map.
You can see much information on your screen except the map: widgets, compass, map scale, app buttons. You can choose what exactly you'd like to see on the screen for each profiles.
OsmAnd offers a wide range of widgets to help you see exactly what you need during navigation and when you just view the map. Of course, you can click on widgets to change the displayed information.
For configuration widgets, you should go to app menu-> Configure screen, choose profile for setting.
Note: you should switch on Plugins: (app menu-> Maps & Resources-> Plugins) for displayed some of widgets.
In iOS, you need to turn on the plugin to view the widget. Please go to Maps & Resources and switch to plugins using the button below, after that switch on the plugin you need.
You can see all the icon variants of the screen below.
Now go to App menu-> Configure screen. For each profile, this menu has four tabs: Quick action, Right panel, Left panel, Remaining elements.
Quick action button is a flexible menu of shortcuts providing direct access to whatever features you need to access most frequently: You select and add them to this 'toolbar'. In this way, the next time you need to add a new favorite, add a navigation destination, enable or disable voice guidance, etc. These actions are now directly accessible.
Right panel is the part of the screen with Widgets. You can choose the next parameters for each widget: Show/Hide/Collapse. Collapse add special button near widget for collapsing widgets. Almost all widgets are clickable on the screen:
Parking Position shows a place of your parking, needed special plugin. Clicking to the parking widget moves to your saved parking place on the map.
Intermediate destination, Intermediate arrival time, Destination, Arrival time are widgets which showed information during navigation.
Intermediate arrival time can show Intermediate arrival time or Intermediate time.
Arrival time can show Arrival time or Time to go.
If you click to widget of Destination, the map is moved to your destination point. Information of this widget is a distance to your finish point.
Touching to widgets Arrival time, Intermediate arrival time changes information.
Magnetic bearing and Relative bearing are showed the horizontal angle between the direction of an object and another object, or between it and that of true north.
Clicking to the widget changes Magnetic to Relative bearing and back.
Mapillary widget gives access to Mapillary application by one click.
Speed widget shows your current speed.
Speed limit widget shows speed limit for a given section of road.
Altitude widget shows your height above sea level.
Trip recording is the widget for start/stop/pause recording your GPX track, needed special plugin.
Current time widget shows your current time.
Battery level widget shows battery level of your device.
Radius ruler widget can access to Radius-ruler tool with compass. More information about this tool, you can read here.
Left panel is the part of the screen with navigation information:
Compass icon can manage Map orientation by clicking to it and shows a compass. There are three type of orientation: "To direction of movement", "To compass", "Do not rotate (north is up)". You can set this settings: app menu-> Settings-> General settings-> Map orientation.
Next turn, Next turn(small), Second next turn show arrow with distance of turn during your navigation.
Remaining elements part:
Transparent widgets makes your widget icons transparent.
Display position always in center, your arrow is in center of the screen.
Note: for "Car" profile you can see Street name and Lanes during navigation.
Street name show name of street where your moving or stay.
Lanes shows lanes of road where you are. Yellow and green colors of lanes are mean your lanes for moving during navigation.


Class: Aws::OpenSearchService::Types::ClusterConfig
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self,
Struct
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self,
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Overview
Container for the cluster configuration of an OpenSearch Service domain. For more information, see Creating and managing Amazon OpenSearch Service domains.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#cold_storage_options ⇒ Types::ColdStorageOptions
rw
Container for cold storage configuration options.
-
#dedicated_master_count ⇒ Integer
rw
Number of dedicated master nodes in the cluster.
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#dedicated_master_enabled ⇒ Boolean
rw
Indicates whether dedicated master nodes are enabled for the cluster.
True
if the cluster will use a dedicated master node.False
if the cluster will not. -
#dedicated_master_type ⇒ String
rw
OpenSearch Service instance type of the dedicated master nodes in the cluster.
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#instance_count ⇒ Integer
rw
Number of dedicated master nodes in the cluster.
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#instance_type ⇒ String
rw
Instance type of data nodes in the cluster.
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#multi_az_with_standby_enabled ⇒ Boolean
rw
A boolean that indicates whether a multi-AZ domain is turned on with a standby AZ.
-
#warm_count ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of warm nodes in the cluster.
-
#warm_enabled ⇒ Boolean
rw
Whether to enable warm storage for the cluster.
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#warm_type ⇒ String
rw
The instance type for the cluster's warm nodes.
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#zone_awareness_config ⇒ Types::ZoneAwarenessConfig
rw
Container for zone awareness configuration options.
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#zone_awareness_enabled ⇒ Boolean
rw
Indicates whether multiple Availability Zones are enabled.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#cold_storage_options ⇒ Types::ColdStorageOptions (rw)
Container for cold storage configuration options.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/lib/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/types.rb', line 928
class ClusterConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :dedicated_master_enabled, :zone_awareness_enabled, :zone_awareness_config, :dedicated_master_type, :dedicated_master_count, :warm_enabled, :warm_type, :warm_count, :, :multi_az_with_standby_enabled) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#dedicated_master_count ⇒ Integer
(rw)
Number of dedicated master nodes in the cluster. This number must be greater than 2 and not 4, otherwise you receive a validation exception.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/lib/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/types.rb', line 928
class ClusterConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :dedicated_master_enabled, :zone_awareness_enabled, :zone_awareness_config, :dedicated_master_type, :dedicated_master_count, :warm_enabled, :warm_type, :warm_count, :, :multi_az_with_standby_enabled) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#dedicated_master_enabled ⇒ Boolean
(rw)
Indicates whether dedicated master nodes are enabled for the
cluster.True
if the cluster will use a dedicated master
node.False
if the cluster will not.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/lib/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/types.rb', line 928
class ClusterConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :dedicated_master_enabled, :zone_awareness_enabled, :zone_awareness_config, :dedicated_master_type, :dedicated_master_count, :warm_enabled, :warm_type, :warm_count, :, :multi_az_with_standby_enabled) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#dedicated_master_type ⇒ String
(rw)
OpenSearch Service instance type of the dedicated master nodes in the cluster.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/lib/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/types.rb', line 928
class ClusterConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :dedicated_master_enabled, :zone_awareness_enabled, :zone_awareness_config, :dedicated_master_type, :dedicated_master_count, :warm_enabled, :warm_type, :warm_count, :, :multi_az_with_standby_enabled) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#instance_count ⇒ Integer
(rw)
Number of dedicated master nodes in the cluster. This number must be greater than 1, otherwise you receive a validation exception.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/lib/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/types.rb', line 928
class ClusterConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :dedicated_master_enabled, :zone_awareness_enabled, :zone_awareness_config, :dedicated_master_type, :dedicated_master_count, :warm_enabled, :warm_type, :warm_count, :, :multi_az_with_standby_enabled) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#instance_type ⇒ String
(rw)
Instance type of data nodes in the cluster.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/lib/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/types.rb', line 928
class ClusterConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :dedicated_master_enabled, :zone_awareness_enabled, :zone_awareness_config, :dedicated_master_type, :dedicated_master_count, :warm_enabled, :warm_type, :warm_count, :, :multi_az_with_standby_enabled) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#multi_az_with_standby_enabled ⇒ Boolean
(rw)
A boolean that indicates whether a multi-AZ domain is turned on with a standby AZ. For more information, see Configuring a multi-AZ domain in Amazon OpenSearch Service.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/lib/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/types.rb', line 928
class ClusterConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :dedicated_master_enabled, :zone_awareness_enabled, :zone_awareness_config, :dedicated_master_type, :dedicated_master_count, :warm_enabled, :warm_type, :warm_count, :, :multi_az_with_standby_enabled) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#warm_count ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of warm nodes in the cluster.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/lib/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/types.rb', line 928
class ClusterConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :dedicated_master_enabled, :zone_awareness_enabled, :zone_awareness_config, :dedicated_master_type, :dedicated_master_count, :warm_enabled, :warm_type, :warm_count, :, :multi_az_with_standby_enabled) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#warm_enabled ⇒ Boolean
(rw)
Whether to enable warm storage for the cluster.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/lib/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/types.rb', line 928
class ClusterConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :dedicated_master_enabled, :zone_awareness_enabled, :zone_awareness_config, :dedicated_master_type, :dedicated_master_count, :warm_enabled, :warm_type, :warm_count, :, :multi_az_with_standby_enabled) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#warm_type ⇒ String
(rw)
The instance type for the cluster's warm nodes.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/lib/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/types.rb', line 928
class ClusterConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :dedicated_master_enabled, :zone_awareness_enabled, :zone_awareness_config, :dedicated_master_type, :dedicated_master_count, :warm_enabled, :warm_type, :warm_count, :, :multi_az_with_standby_enabled) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#zone_awareness_config ⇒ Types::ZoneAwarenessConfig (rw)
Container for zone awareness configuration options. Only required if
ZoneAwarenessEnabled
is true
.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/lib/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/types.rb', line 928
class ClusterConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :dedicated_master_enabled, :zone_awareness_enabled, :zone_awareness_config, :dedicated_master_type, :dedicated_master_count, :warm_enabled, :warm_type, :warm_count, :, :multi_az_with_standby_enabled) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#zone_awareness_enabled ⇒ Boolean
(rw)
Indicates whether multiple Availability Zones are enabled. For more information, see Configuring a multi-AZ domain in Amazon OpenSearch Service.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/lib/aws-sdk-opensearchservice/types.rb', line 928
class ClusterConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :dedicated_master_enabled, :zone_awareness_enabled, :zone_awareness_config, :dedicated_master_type, :dedicated_master_count, :warm_enabled, :warm_type, :warm_count, :, :multi_az_with_standby_enabled) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


By default, binding to a path such as
app.selected.name.first will 'observe' changes at the leaf level only.
To observe changes higher up the path, such as swapping the
app.selected object (selected person), replace the
'.' by
'^'
immediately after the highest-level item to be 'observed'.
For paths in which objects higher in the path may sometimes be null or undefined,
add
onError=null or
onError='' in order to suppress error rendering and default to an empty string.
Example:


Presented by Jo Cook, Astun Technology,
with Eoghan Hennessy and Vickie White
Meet the team
Eoghan Hennessy
Project Manager with responsibility for iShare in the Cloud and Metadata Enterprise Solutions
Vickie White
Sales Manager with responsibility for Central Government and Enterprise Solutions
Jo Cook
Lead Metadata Consultant
Question: What is nirvana, from a metadata perspective?
Answer: The ability to create metadata that has real business use, quickly and easily
In this webinar we'll look at the GeoNetwork metadata catalog and the new Gemini 2.3 metadata standard, to see how they might be harnessed to achieve all of this
What we're covering:
A quick overview of GeoNetwork
An overview of Gemini 2.3 metadata standard
Additional features in the Gemini 2.3 plugin for GeoNetwork
Non-spatial Metadata in GeoNetwork
GeoNetwork Overview
GeoNetwork is the leading open source, standards-compliant metadata catalog, used globally for national and international spatial data infrastructures.
It's also an Open Source Geospatial Foundation project, which means it has passed a stringent incubation process focusing on code quality and sustainability. This in turn means it is reliable, has regular releases, and a strong support network.
GeoNetwork can be used for the creation and storage of both spatial and non-spatial metadata, and endpoints for sharing metadata in both human and machine-readable formats. It has a powerful interface for discovering and viewing metadata and data resources, and the creation, editing, and publication of metadata records.
Gemini 2.3 is the metadata standard for spatial metadata in the UK. It is compliant with international standards such as ISO19115 and INSPIRE. By using this standard for your metadata, you ensure the widest compatability for your metadata, and benefit from UK-specific guidance and support from the AGI Gemini Working Group.
Changes in Gemini 2.3
New elements (some optional, some mandatory)
Some elements changing from optional to mandatory
Changes to the encoding for some elements
Renaming some elements
Guidance changes throughout
The Gemini 2.3 plugin incorporates the technical standard, validation rules, and guidance into GeoNetwork, along with a customised editing interface, and some helper functions to make metadata creation easier. It was built by Astun with support from the core GeoNetwork development team, and is publicly available on GitHub.
Enhancements in the Gemini 2.3 plugin
Better labelling and in-built guidance
"Suggestions" for quality as well as validity
"Inflate-Metadata" to ensure you don't miss or accidentally delete elements
New templates for datasets, series and services
Code snippets for contact details and conformity reports
Non-spatial metadata
Gemini 2.3 is for spatial metadata, but you can store non-spatial metadata in GeoNetwork too. Working with DEFRA/EA, we've created a stripped down template to minimise the amount of data entry required, and configured an endpoint for publishing non-spatial metadata to data.gov.uk, so you can store all of your metadata in one location.
Putting it all into practice
We provide metadata solutions and support to Scottish Government, DEFRA/EA and numerous local authorities, from INSPIRE compliance and publication to data.gov.uk, through to enterprise-level discoverability and interoperability.
Recapping the business benefits:
Our solution enables better decision making through use of appropriate data,
Reduces litigation resulting from data errors or user assumptions,
Supports collaboration by simplifying access to data when needed,
Ensures data transparency and breaks down silos.
The Astun hosted solution offers the following additional benefits:
Cloud-based, with no local implementation,
Secure, resilient and scalable, with performance monitoring,
Integration with GIS platforms such as QGIS, ArcGIS, MapInfo, and of course iShare,
Dashboard statistics and monitoring of linked services (WxS),
Version control, auditing and roll-back
Automated updates and/or reminders.
Any questions?
or contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for more details
Thank You!
w: astuntechnology.com | t: @astuntech
Achieving Metadata Nirvana with GeoNetwork and Gemini 2.3


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An important announcement from
the publisher of The New York Times
Dear New York Times Reader,
Today marks a significant transition for The New York Times as we introduce digital subscriptions. It’s an important step that we hope you will see as an investment in The Times, one that will strengthen our ability to provide high-quality journalism to readers around the world and on any platform. The change will primarily affect those who are heavy consumers of the content on our Web site and on mobile applications.
This change comes in two stages. Today, we are rolling out digital subscriptions to our readers in Canada, which will enable us to fine-tune the customer experience before our global launch. On March 28, we will begin offering digital subscriptions in the U.S. and the rest of the world.
 International Herald Tribune subscribers will also receive free access to NYTimes.com.
If you are not a home delivery subscriber, you will have free access up to a defined reading limit. If you exceed that limit, you will be asked to become a digital subscriber.
This is how it will work, and what it means for you:
For more information, go to nytimes.com/digitalfaq.
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Coinbase Joins Regal Assets to Offer Insured Crypto IRAs
by Anatol AntonoviciRegal Assets, an alternative investments firm, partnered with custodian Kingdom Trust and crypto exchange Coinbase to develop and provide a fully insured Bitcoin and cryptocurrency individual retirement accounts (IRA) in the US.
Coinbase Steps Into Crypto IRAs
Bitcoin and crypto IRAs aren’t a novelty in the US, but the trio wants to take this financial instrument to a whole new level. The new crypto IRA accounts will enable investors to access the widest range of crypto assets directly via Coinbase.
Besides, Regal Assets claims that users will enjoy low fees and will be protected by an insurance policy. Specifically, the insurance protection for the Bitcoin IRA accounts is worth an aggregate $200 million.
Consumers will be able to choose not only from typical crypto offers like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, and Litecoin, but also from next-generation and more exotic tokens, including EOS, Tezos, Zilliqa, Chainlink, Maker, Basic Attention Token, and more. In total, Regal Assets will support 30 different tokens. This is the first time Coinbase has stepped into the IRA space and marks a promising new addition to the leading crypto company’s future direction.
Regal Assets CEO Tyler Gallagher commented:
Clients make all the decisions themselves when it comes to digital asset selections and allocation, but do have the option of guidance by connecting with their dedicated account manager.
The company launched its first Bitcoin and crypto IRA accounts in 2017. The launch came soon after receiving a crypto trading license from the US government. Regal Assets has become the direct competitor of Bitcoin IRA.
Interestingly, Bitcoin IRA just won a legal battle against Kingdom Trust, the custodian partner of Regal Assets.
US Judge Rules Against Kingdom Trust
Kingdom Trust acted as a custodian to Bitcoin IRA. However, the latter hired BitGo instead and moved its crypto IRA accounts there. Kingdom claimed that Bitcoin IRA used deceptive practices during the transfer of accounts. As a result, it decided to block customers’ access to their own data on Bitcoin IRA’s site.
After a fierce legal battle, Bitcoin IRA announced earlier today that it won the case. A federal judge in South Dakota District Court required Kingdom Trust to fully restore data access to all affected Bitcoin IRA customers.
Do you think cryptocurrencies are a great fit for IRA accounts? Share your thoughts in the comments section!
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Contributeurs¶
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Used formulas
Gothic 1
- Melee weapons (1H or 2H):
- normal damage = weapon damage + strength − melee armor
- critical damage = 2 ⁎ weapon damage + strength − melee armor
- Ranged weapons (bow or crossbow):
- normal damage = weapon damage − ranged armor
- critical damage = 2 ⁎ weapon damage − ranged armor
Gothic 2
- Melee weapons (1H or 2H):
- normal damage = (weapon damage + strength − melee armor − 1) / 10, not lower than 5
- critical damage = weapon damage + strength − melee armor, not lower than 5
- Ranged weapons (bow or crossbow):
- weapon damage + dexterity − ranged armor, not lower than 5
Claw of Beliar's bonus lightning damage ignores armor.
Even if a weapon has strength/dexterity requiremets to equip, it still follows the formulas above, so the required attribute might not contribute to the damage output.
Formulas, which I used in Gothic Damage Calculator, were put together by WernerTWC from worldofplayers.de (World of Gothic) forum.
For more information follow the link to see WernerTWC's original post:
http://forum.worldofplayers.de/forum/threads/127320-Damage-System?p=2198181#post2198181


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Functions to accompany A. Gelman and J. Hill, Data Analysis Using Regression and Multilevel/Hierarchical Models, Cambridge University Press, 2007.
| Version: |
1.10-1 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 3.1.0), MASS, Matrix (≥ 1.0), stats, lme4 (≥ 1.0) |
| Imports: |
abind, coda, graphics, grDevices, methods, nlme, utils |
| Published: |
2018-04-13 |
| Author: |
Andrew Gelman [aut],
Yu-Sung Su [aut, cre],
Masanao Yajima [ctb],
Jennifer Hill [ctb],
Maria Grazia Pittau [ctb],
Jouni Kerman [ctb],
Tian Zheng [ctb],
Vincent Dorie [ctb] |
| Maintainer: |
Yu-Sung Su <suyusung at tsinghua.edu.cn> |
| BugReports: |
https://github.com/suyusung/arm/issues/ |
| License: |
GPL (≥ 3) |
| URL: |
https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=arm |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| Materials: |
README ChangeLog |
| In views: |
Bayesian, SocialSciences |
| CRAN checks: |
arm results |


@Documented @Inherited @InterceptorBinding @Retention(value=RUNTIME) @Target(value={METHOD,TYPE}) public @interface Asynchronous
The Jakarta EE Product Provider runs the method on a ManagedExecutorService
and returns to the caller a CompletableFuture
that is backed by the same ManagedExecutorService
to represent the execution of the method. The ManagedExecutorService
is the default asynchronous execution facility for the CompletableFuture
and and all dependent stages that are created from those, and so on,
as defined by the ManagedExecutorService
JavaDoc API.
The Jakarta EE Product Provider makes this CompletableFuture
available
to the asynchronous method implementation via the
Asynchronous.Result.getFuture
and
Asynchronous.Result.complete
methods.
For example,
@Asynchronous public CompletableFuture <Double> hoursWorked(LocalDate from, LocalDate to) { // Application component's context is made available to the async method, try (Connection con = ((DataSource) InitialContext.doLookup( "java:comp/env/jdbc/timesheetDB")).getConnection()) { ... return Asynchronous.Result.complete(total); } catch (NamingException | SQLException x) { throw new CompletionException(x); } }with usage,
hoursWorked(mon, fri).thenAccept(total -> { // Application component's context is made available to dependent stage actions, DataSource ds = InitialContext.doLookup( "java:comp/env/jdbc/payrollDB"); ... });When the asynchronous method implementation returns a different
CompletableFuture
instance, the Jakarta EE Product Provider
uses the completion of that instance to complete the CompletableFuture
that the Jakarta EE Product Provider returns to the caller,
completing it with the same result or exception.
For example,
@Asynchronous public CompletableFuture <List<Itinerary>> findSingleLayoverFlights(Location source, Location dest) { try { ManagedExecutorService executor = InitialContext.doLookup( "java:comp/DefaultManagedExecutorService"); return executor.supplyAsync(source::flightsFrom) .thenCombine(executor.completedFuture(dest.flightsTo()), Itinerary::sourceMatchingDest); } catch (NamingException x) { throw new CompletionException(x); } }with usage,
findSingleLayoverFlights(RST, DEN).thenApply(Itinerary::sortByPrice);
Methods with the following return types can be annotated to be asynchronous methods:
CompletableFuture
CompletionStage
void
The Jakarta EE Product Provider raises
UnsupportedOperationException
if other return types are used or if the annotation is placed at the class
level. The injection target of ElementType.TYPE
is to be used only
by the CDI extension that is implemented by the Jakarta EE Product Provider to
register the asynchronous method interceptor. Applications must only use the
asynchronous method annotation at method level.
Exceptions that are raised by asynchronous methods are not raised directly
to the caller because the method runs asynchronously to the caller.
Instead, the CompletableFuture
that represents the result
is completed with the raised exception. Asynchronous methods are
discouraged from raising checked exceptions because checked exceptions
force the caller to write exception handling code that is unreachable.
When a checked exception occurs, the asynchronous method implementation
can flow the exception back to the resulting CompletableFuture
either by raising a
CompletionException
with the original exception as the cause, or it can take the equivalent
approach of exceptionally completing the CompletableFuture
, using
completeExceptionally
to supply the original exception as the cause.
Except where otherwise stated, the Jakarta EE Product Provider raises
RejectedExecutionException
upon invocation of the asynchronous method if evident upfront that it cannot
be accepted, for example if the JNDI name is not valid or points to something
other than a managed executor resource. If determined at a later point that the
asynchronous method cannot run (for example, if unable to establish thread context),
then the Jakarta EE Product Provider completes the CompletableFuture
exceptionally with CancellationException
,
and chains a cause exception if there is any.
The Jakarta EE Product Provider must assign the interceptor for asynchronous methods
to have priority of Interceptor.Priority.PLATFORM_BEFORE + 5
.
Interceptors with a lower priority, such as Transactional
, must run on
the thread where the asynchronous method executes, rather than on the submitting thread.
When an asynchronous method is annotated as Transactional
,
the transactional types which can be used are:
TxType.REQUIRES_NEW
, which causes the method to run in a new transaction, and
TxType.NOT_SUPPORTED
, which causes the method to run with no transaction.
All other transaction attributes must result in
UnsupportedOperationException
upon invocation of the asynchronous method.
| Modifier and Type | Optional Element and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
executor
JNDI name of a
ManagedExecutorService or ManagedScheduledExecutorService
upon which to run the asynchronous method. |
public abstract java.lang.String executor
ManagedExecutorService
or ManagedScheduledExecutorService
upon which to run the asynchronous method.
The default value is the JNDI name of the built-in ManagedExecutorService
that is provided by the Jakarta EE platform provider:
java:comp/DefaultManagedExecutorService


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“Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost” ~ J.r.r. Tolkien
“Life Is Either A Daring Adventure Or Nothing At All” ~ Helen Keller
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File lime-utils.lua
A list of utility functions provided as part of Lime.
Functions
| utils:addCollisionFilterToBody (item) | Adds a collision filter from an object to a body. |
| utils:addObjectToGroup (displayObject, group) | Adds a displayObject to a displayGroup |
| utils:addPropertiesToBody (body, object) | Adds the non-physical properties of an object to a body. |
| utils:addSuffixToFileName (filename, suffix) | Adds a suffix to a filename. |
| utils:applyPhysicalParametersToBody (body, params) | Applies physical properties to a body. |
| utils:boolToString (bool) | Converts a boolean value into a string. |
| utils:calculateViewpoint (group, x, y) | Calculates a viewpoint for a given position. |
| utils:clampPosition (x, y, bounds) | Clamps a position to within bounds. |
| utils:convertFramesToTime (frameCount, fps) | Converts a frame count into minutes, seconds and tenths. |
| utils:convertStringToBoolSafely (string) | Converts a string into a boolean safely. |
| utils:convertStringToNumberSafely (string) | Converts a string into a number safely. |
| utils:copyProperties (objectA, objectB) | Copies Properties from one object to another. |
| utils:copyPropertiesToObject (objectA, objectB, propertiesToIgnore) | Copies the Properties of one object to another. |
| utils:decodeJsonSafely (string, strict) | Decodes a Json string safely. |
| utils:dragObject (object, event) | Drags an object (something that has an X and Y property). |
| utils:getFilenameFromPath (path) | Extracts a filename from a path. |
| utils:getLastDirectoryInPath (path) | Gets the last directory in a path. |
| utils:getValueFromSeed (value, The) | Returns a value from a seed if it exists. |
| utils:hexToRGB (hex) | Converts a 6 digit Hex value into its RGB elements. |
| utils:isPropertyASeed (value, The) | Checks if a property is a Seed. |
| utils:loadModuleSafely (moduleName) | Safely loads an external module. |
| utils:moveObject (object, x, y) | Moves an object a set distance. |
| utils:printTable (table, indent) | Prints out a table to the Console. |
| utils:readInConfigFile (definition, object) | Loads in a config file and copies all the stored properties over to an object. |
| utils:readInFileContents (path) | Reads the entire contents of a file into a String. |
| utils:readInTable (path, baseDirectory) | Reads a JSON object from a file and decodes it. |
| utils:readLines (path) | Reads the entire contents of a file into a table of lines. |
| utils:round (number, fudge) | Rounds a number. |
| utils:saveOutTable (path, table) | Encodes a table into a JSON object and writes it out to a file in the documents directory. |
| utils:screenToGridPosition (map, position) | Converts a screen position into a tile (grid) position. |
| utils:screenToWorldPosition (map, position) | Converts a screen position into a world position |
| utils:showScreenSpaceTiles (map) | Makes tiles on screen visible. |
| utils:splitString (str, delim, maxNb) | Split a string str in maximum maxNb parts given a delimiter delim. |
| utils:stringToBool (s) | Converts a string of either "true" or "false" to a boolean value. |
| utils:stringToIntTable (string, delimiter) | Converts a string into a table. |
| utils:stripFilenameFromPath (path) | Strips a filename from a path. |
| utils:tableToString (table, indent) | Converts a table into a string. |
| utils:worldToGridPosition (map, position) | Converts a world position into a tile (grid) position |
| utils:worldToScreenPosition (map, position) | Converts a world position into a screen position |
Functions
- utils:addCollisionFilterToBody (item)
-
Adds a collision filter from an object to a body.
Parameters
- item: The item to add the collision filter to.
- utils:addObjectToGroup (displayObject, group)
-
Adds a displayObject to a displayGroup
Parameters
- displayObject: The object to add.
- group: The group to add the object to.
Return value:
The displayObject - utils:addPropertiesToBody (body, object)
-
Adds the non-physical properties of an object to a body.
Parameters
- body: The body to add the properties to.
- object: The object that has the properties.
- utils:addSuffixToFileName (filename, suffix)
-
Adds a suffix to a filename.
Parameters
- filename: The filename to use.
- suffix: The suffix to use.
Return value:
The new filename. - utils:applyPhysicalParametersToBody (body, params)
-
Applies physical properties to a body.
Parameters
- body: The body to apply the properties to.
- params: The physical properties.
- utils:boolToString (bool)
-
Converts a boolean value into a string.
Parameters
- bool: The boolean to convert.
Return value:
"true" or "false". - utils:calculateViewpoint (group, x, y)
-
Calculates a viewpoint for a given position.
Parameters
- group: The display group.
- x: The X position for the viewpoint.
- y: The Y position for the viewpoint.
Return value:
The calculated viewpoint. - utils:clampPosition (x, y, bounds)
-
Clamps a position to within bounds.
Parameters
- x: The X position to clamp.
- y: The Y position to clamp.
- bounds: The bounding box for the clamping. A table with x, y, width and height. X and y are top left corner.
Return values:
- The clamped X position.
- The clamped Y position.
- utils:convertFramesToTime (frameCount, fps)
-
Converts a frame count into minutes, seconds and tenths. Can be used to display a timer like this -- minutes .. ":" .. seconds .. ":" .. tenths
Parameters
- frameCount: The count of the frames
- fps: The current fps. Either 30 or 60, will default to 30.
Return values:
- minutes Minute value.
- seconds Second value.
- tenths Tenths of second value.
- utils:convertStringToBoolSafely (string)
-
Converts a string into a boolean safely.
Parameters
- string: The string to convert.
Return value:
The boolean value or the original string if not a boolean. - utils:convertStringToNumberSafely (string)
-
Converts a string into a number safely.
Parameters
- string: The string to convert.
Return value:
The number value or the original string if not numeric. - utils:copyProperties (objectA, objectB)
-
Copies Properties from one object to another.
Parameters
- objectA: The object that has the Properties.
- objectB: The object that will have the Properties coped to it. Must have an "addProperty" function.
- utils:copyPropertiesToObject (objectA, objectB, propertiesToIgnore)
-
Copies the Properties of one object to another. For adding to an object that doesn't have "addProperty" such as a Sprite.
Parameters
- objectA: The object that has the Properties.
- objectB: The object that will have the Properties coped to it.
- propertiesToIgnore: A list of properties to not add if they exist. Optional.
- utils:decodeJsonSafely (string, strict)
-
Decodes a Json string safely.
Parameters
- string: The string to decode.
- strict: If true the string will be decoded without any regard to error checking.
Return value:
The decoded value for all proper Json. If there is an error it will append quotes to the string and return the decoded result along with the error. - utils:dragObject (object, event)
-
Drags an object (something that has an X and Y property).
Parameters
- object: The object to drag.
- event: The Touch event.
- utils:getFilenameFromPath (path)
-
Extracts a filename from a path.
Parameters
- path: The path to use.
- utils:getLastDirectoryInPath (path)
-
Gets the last directory in a path.
Parameters
- path: The path to use.
Return value:
The last directory. - utils:getValueFromSeed (value, The)
-
Returns a value from a seed if it exists.
Parameters
- value:
- The: value string from Tiled. Should be "seed:seedName".
Return value:
The seed value or the passed in value if it is not a seed. - utils:hexToRGB (hex)
-
Converts a 6 digit Hex value into its RGB elements.
Parameters
- hex: The hex value to convert.
- utils:isPropertyASeed (value, The)
-
Checks if a property is a Seed.
Parameters
- value:
- The: value string from Tiled.
Return value:
True if it is, false otherwise. - utils:loadModuleSafely (moduleName)
-
Safely loads an external module.
Parameters
- moduleName: The name of the module. Ex. "ui"
Return value:
The loaded module or nil if none found. - utils:moveObject (object, x, y)
-
Moves an object a set distance. (something that has an X and Y property)
Parameters
- object: The object to move.
- x: The amount to move the object along the X axis.
- y: The amount to move the object along the Y axis.
- utils:printTable (table, indent)
-
Prints out a table to the Console.
Parameters
- table: The table to print.
- indent: Indentation amount. Used for recursive calls.
- utils:readInConfigFile (definition, object)
-
Loads in a config file and copies all the stored properties over to an object.
Parameters
- definition: The value from the Tiled property.
- object: The object to set the properties on. Must have a setProperty function!
- utils:readInFileContents (path)
-
Reads the entire contents of a file into a String.
Parameters
- path: The complete path to the file.
Return value:
A string containing the read in contents. - utils:readInTable (path, baseDirectory)
-
Reads a JSON object from a file and decodes it.
Parameters
- path: The path to the file.
- baseDirectory: The base directory for the path. Default is system.DocumentsDirectory.
Return value:
If successful returns a table with the data from the file. Otherwise returns nil. - utils:readLines (path)
-
Reads the entire contents of a file into a table of lines.
Parameters
- path: The complete path to the file.
Return value:
A table of lines with the read in contents. - utils:round (number, fudge)
-
Rounds a number.
Parameters
- number: The number to utils:round.
- fudge: A value to add to the number before rounding. Optional.
Return value:
The rounded number. - utils:saveOutTable (path, table)
-
Encodes a table into a JSON object and writes it out to a file in the documents directory.
Parameters
- path: The path to the new file.
- table: The table to save.
- utils:screenToGridPosition (map, position)
-
Converts a screen position into a tile (grid) position.
Parameters
- map: The current Map.
- position: The screen position.
Return value:
The grid position. - utils:screenToWorldPosition (map, position)
-
Converts a screen position into a world position
Parameters
- map: The current Map.
- position: The screen position.
Return value:
The world position. - utils:showScreenSpaceTiles (map)
-
Makes tiles on screen visible. Sets tiles that are just off screen to be invisible and those on screen to be visible.
Parameters
- map: The current Map.
Usage:
If your application has a lot of sprites that end up off screen then it may benefit from calling this function either on a per frame basis or when moving the camera/grid. - utils:splitString (str, delim, maxNb)
-
Split a string str in maximum maxNb parts given a delimiter delim. from http://lua-users.org/wiki/SplitJoin - added case "" for delim to split the str in array of chars.
Parameters
- str: String to split.
- delim: Delimiter to split on.
- maxNb: Maximum number of split parts. Optional.
Return value:
- Array of string-parts that were found during the split. - utils:stringToBool (s)
-
Converts a string of either "true" or "false" to a boolean value. Case insensitive.
Parameters
- s: The string to convert.
Return value:
True or False based on the input string. - utils:stringToIntTable (string, delimiter)
-
Converts a string into a table.
Parameters
- string: The string to convert.
- delimiter: What the string should be split on.
Return value:
table The converted table. - utils:stripFilenameFromPath (path)
-
Strips a filename from a path.
Parameters
- path: The path to use.
Return value:
The stripped path. - utils:tableToString (table, indent)
-
Converts a table into a string.
Parameters
- table: The table to convert.
- indent: Indentation amount. Used for recursive calls.
Return value:
string The converted string. - utils:worldToGridPosition (map, position)
-
Converts a world position into a tile (grid) position
Parameters
- map: The current Map.
- position: The world position.
- utils:worldToScreenPosition (map, position)
-
Converts a world position into a screen position
Parameters
- map: The current Map.
- position: The world position.
Return value:
The screen position.


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The SOS button becomes even more useful once you have defeated the Sellbot V.P. in Cog HQ, because
it calls on special advanced Toons with very powerful gags and skills. Some of these Toons, like
Professor Pete, will restock your gag supply, while others, like Clumsy Ned, will lend a hand by
dropping pianos with perfect accuracy. If you are really in a pinch, Madam Chuckle will Toon you up!
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To win the assistance of these special Toons, you will first need to build your Cog disguise and
earn enough merits to go see the Sellbot V.P. for your promotion. When you get to the V.P.ís
office, you will see a prisoner Toon who has been captured by the Cogs. If you win the battle
with the V.P., you can rescue him from his cage. He will be so happy you saved him that he will
give you an SOS card to use the next time you are in a tight spot in battle!
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Clicking on the pass button lets you skip your turn. Since Cogs will attack the Toon who has done
him the most damage, you are less likely to be attacked if you choose Pass. This is a good
strategy in a group battle if your Laff points are dangerously low. Over-using this strategy is
not recommended, other Toons may not appreciate doing all the work.
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| Date | ($)Amount |
| Just now Doan Sang | $50.00 | |
I may be a loser wit holes in my shoes,but i had brunch with royalty.will you buy me a new pair of cowboy boots. |
| 5 days ago Phillip Nguyen | $50.00 |
| May 20, 2017 Keylly Nguyen | $50.00 | |
Thank you Fundraiser. |
| Feb 19, 2017 Alex SanChez | $50.00 | |
Giving away 100 free cocktails from 6pm to 9pm this Saturday. |


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I am currently a teaching assistant at deltaV code school and a recent graduate from Kirkwood Community College.
The deltaV code school is where I will get training that will prepare me for a position at a technology company. Kirkwood
programs that I have graduated from are the Web Technologies and Software Development; Associates' in Applied Science. I am also worked for Kirkwood Facilities, building a user interface for their
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Deployment¶
Config¶
Glance api configuration is broken up between 2 files. config/settings.py
and config/cred.py
- settings.py
- settings.py manages all of the api’s config.
- cred.py
- cred.py contains all credential information and is decoupled for portability. For structure refer to EXAMPLE_cred.py.
server setup¶
tested on ubuntu 14.04
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install python3-pip python3-dev libpq-dev postgresql postgresql-contrib nginx
Postgres set up¶
Commands below for toy database setup in postgres. ubuntu.
“”” Set up dev database, if False
sudo -u postgres psql CREATE DATABASE glance; CREATE USER glance_user WITH PASSWORD ‘password’; ALTER ROLE glance_user SET client_encoding TO ‘utf8’; ALTER ROLE glance_user SET default_transaction_isolation TO ‘read committed’; ALTER ROLE glance_user SET timezone TO ‘UTC’; GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE glance TO glance_user; “”“
if hosting postgresql on a different server to the glancec api. a few edits need to be made in postgresql.conf and pg_hba.conf.
First cd to postgresql installtion dir. For me on ubuntu its etc/postgresql/9.5/main open postgresql.conf and find the line #listen_addresses = ‘localhost’. Uncomment it and replace localhost with *.
listen_addresses = '*'
Next open pg_hba.conf and add the below lines to the top of the file.
host all all <IP_ADDRESS>/24 md5
host all all <IP_ADDRESS>/0 md5
Celery Set up¶
Init-script: celeryd
Create /etc/init.d/celeryd with the content from https://github.com/celery/celery/blob/master/extra/generic-init.d/celeryd
“”” sudo nano /etc/init.d/celeryd
Copy-paste code from celery repo to the file
Save celeryd (CTR+X, y, Enter from nano)
Run following commands from the terminal:
sudo chmod 755 /etc/init.d/celeryd sudo chown root:root /etc/init.d/celeryd “”“
configuration
Create /etc/default/celeryd
Example:
“”” CELERY_BIN=”project/venv/bin/celery”
# App instance to use CELERY_APP=”project_django_project”
# Where to chdir at start. CELERYD_CHDIR=”/home/username/project/”
# Extra command-line arguments to the worker CELERYD_OPTS=”–time-limit=300 –concurrency=8”
# %n will be replaced with the first part of the nodename. CELERYD_LOG_FILE=”/var/log/celery/%n%I.log” CELERYD_PID_FILE=”/var/run/celery/%n.pid”
# Workers should run as an unprivileged user. # You need to create this user manually (or you can choose # a user/group combination that already exists (e.g., nobody). CELERYD_USER=”username” CELERYD_GROUP=”username”
# If enabled pid and log directories will be created if missing, # and owned by the userid/group configured. CELERY_CREATE_DIRS=1
export SECRET_KEY=”foobar” “”“
Activate workers
“”” sudo /etc/init.d/celeryd start sudo /etc/init.d/celeryd status sudo /etc/init.d/celeryd stop “”“


[gecode-users] Which version of MSVC on Windows?
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Tue Feb 22 13:53:20 CET 2011
Hi,
After Alin had provided me with a patch I added that to the trunk (not
promising that Gecode will compile with MSVC 2005 in the future though).
FYI: the patch is attached.
Christian
--
Christian Schulte, www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Alin
Sent: Monday, February 21, 2011 9:01 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: Re: [gecode-users] Which version of MSVC on Windows?
Christian Schulte <cschulte at ...> writes:
>
> Actually, when I tried to compile Gecode with MSVC 2005 there were way
more
> errors than that (even central parts of the kernel would have to be
> rewritten in order to compile as there seems to be a quirk with friend
> declarations).
>
> So the difference is between _compiling_ and _using_ Gecode with MSVC
2005.
>
> If you send me a patch I could add that to the trunk of Gecode but I would
> still not say that 2005 is supported (actually, we just added a check in
> Gecode's configure script that makes it barf if it does not find MSVC 2008
> or better).
>
> Cheers
> Christian
>
I failed to notice that I have MSVC 2005 with SP1 and this is why I can
compile
the code.
Sorry for making such a fuss about it...
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Pytest¶
Pytest is a utility to unit test python code. We use pytest and not
__main__
to test all functionality so they can be automatically run and
reports can be generated. A project that does not have a sufficient
number of tests to make sure the module works can not be accepted.
Installation¶
The pytest module can be installed with the help of pip utility:
$ pip install pytest
This will install the pytest module in the current Python distribution.
All tests are included in the folder tests
. For example for the
cloudmesh-cloud module they are in
If the order of the tests is important make sure the tests are specified in alphabetical order while introducing a numbering such as
+cm
+ cloudmesh
+ tests
- test_01_topic1.py
- test_02_topic2.py
- test_03_topic2.py
Cloudmesh Debugging Information¶
To switch on debugging information for the tests you can do this with
cms set trace=True
cms set debug=True
cms set verbose=10
After you are done testing, you may want to set them back to
cms set trace=True
cms set debug=True
cms set verbose=10
You can also set them within a test with the command
from cloudmesh.common3.Benchmark import Benchmark
Benchmark.debug()
Test Specification and Execution¶
A simple example for a test is
Note that all test python programs have specific function names of the form
def test_topic (self)
Through the class decorator, they are executed in order
- A test may also have a method
def setup(self)
which is run prior to each other method.
A test method includes one or multiple asserts that check if a particular test succeeds and reports this to pytest to expose the information if a test succeeds or fails, when running it
To have better visual separation of tests with the –capture=no option, all
pytest functions in cloudmesh start with a HEADING()
, which will print a
banner with the function name.  In our case the test is called
test_key.py so we include on the top:
###############################################################
# pytest -v --capture=no tests/test_key.py
# pytest -v tests/test_key.py
# pytest -v --capture=no -v tests/test_key.py:Test_key.<METHODNAME>
###############################################################
Make sure that you place this comment in your tests. to remind the developers how to execute your test from the main directory. If you need special instructions, please add them here.
The following example is our simple pytest for key. The file is stored at
tests/test_key.py
First, we import the needed classes and methods we like to test. We define a class, and then we define the methods. such as the setup and the actual tests.
You run it with
$ pytest -v --capture=no tests/test_key.py
###############################################################
# pytest -v --capture=no tests/test_key.py
# pytest -v tests/test_key.py
# pytest -v --capture=no -v --nocapture tests/test_key.py:Test_key.<METHIDNAME>
###############################################################
from pprint import pprint
from cloudmesh.common.Printer import Printer
from cloudmesh.common.util import HEADING, banner
from cloudmesh.management.configuration.SSHkey import SSHkey
from cloudmesh.management.configuration.config import Config
from cloudmesh.common.StopWatch import StopWatch
@pytest.mark.incremental
class TestKey:
def setup(self):
self.sshkey = SSHkey()
def test_find_key(self):
HEADING()
StopWatch.stop("key")
pprint(self.sshkey)
print(self.sshkey)
print(type(self.sshkey))
pprint(self.sshkey.__dict__)
assert self.sshkey.__dict__ is not None
def test__key_from_git(self):
HEADING()
config = Config()
username = config["cloudmesh.profile.github"]
print ("Username:", username)
StopWatch.start("get from git")
keys = self.sshkey.get_from_git(username)
StopWatch.stop("get from git")
pprint (keys)
print(Printer.flatwrite(keys,
sort_keys=("name"),
order=["name", "fingerprint"],
header=["Name", "Fingerprint"])
)
assert len(keys) > 0
def test_results(self):
HEADING()
banner(f"Benchmark results for Keys")
StopWatch.benchmark()
The output with pytest tests/test_key.py
does not provide any
detail, but just reports if tests fail or succeed.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 2 tests in 0.457s
OK
The output with pytest -v tests/test_key.py
results in
tests.test_key.TestName.test_01_key ... ok
tests.test_key.TestName.test_02_git ... ok
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 2 tests in 1.072s
OK
During the development phase, you want to use
pytest -v --capture=no tests/test_key.py
which prints all print statements


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Folder Collections - Lightroom Plugin
Makes a set of collections that mirror your folders so you can access in Develop Module.
Featuring:
Quick Links (intra-page)
Background Information
Screenshots
How to Use
Folder Collections FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Revision History
Download
See the readme file after downloading for usage and other notes.
File Menu -> Plugin Extras
Common functions are accessed via the file menu.
Plugin Manager
I got nuthin'...
| Photo | Photo or video... |
- Install (see readme file in downloaded zip file)
- Configure in plugin manager
- File Menu
See elare plugin framework for common settings.
Additional Settings and Controls
| Auto-processing control | Checked: select folder collections will be kept synchronized to source folders. Unchecked: manual sync would be required. This is recommended - it's more convenient, works well, and requires very few CPU cycles. |
| Auto-sync collection sets | Checked: Parental folder collection sets will be kept synchronized to parental source folders. Unchecked: manual sync required if need be. It is not recommended to check this since it can result in lengthy repetitive calculations that are usually not necessary. If you do decide to check this, just be sure not to select top-level folder collections unless it is your intention to have them constantly synchronized - this could be useful, but normally isn't. |
| Auto-check status | Status of auto-processing/sync. |
| Update Folder Collections | Updates entire tree of folder collections. |
| Report | Compares folders to folder collections and provides info. |
Access via Lightroom's menu bar: File Menu -> Plugin Extras
| Sync Selected Sources | Updates folder collections to mirror corresponding folders. This can be used instead of auto-sync after restructuring folders. Only synchronizes the selected folder collection sources. - to update whole tree, use plugin manager. |
| Go To Folders | Convenience function which selects the "real" folders corresponding to selected folder collections, in case you need to use the "real" folders to move physical files around, which can't be done from the folder collections. |
| Rebuild Stacks | *** Deprecated - consider using Stacker instead. Will stack photos in folder collections to match corresponding folders. Operates on selected folder collections and/or sets, recursively - unstacks, then restacks. |
| Update Stacks | *** Deprecated - consider using Stacker instead. Like 'Rebuild Stacks', except ignores pre-existing stacks, thus just picking up new stacks in folders without disturbing existing folder collection stacks. |
These FAQs come partly from users, and partly from my imagination. Please let me know if there are errors or omissions in this FAQ - thanks.
NOTE: The following Q&A's assume that the plugin is working as I expect... If, after your best effort, still "no go", please let me know.
Question: Why would I ever need or want such a thing as Folder Collections?
Answer: If folders are your primary unit of photo organization, and you spend a lot of time in the Develop Module, folder collections can be a welcome convenience, since you don't have to switch back to Library module just to select a different folder.
Question: Why would I not want to use Folder Collections?
Answer: If folders are just buckets and your primary unit of organization is collections which you already have set up, then Folder Collections probably won't be of much value to you.
Question: I deleted a file, but it reappeared...(?)
Answer: It's easy to forget the folder collections are not folders - and the selected folder is usually being automatically sync'd with the true folder. While in folder collection, to permanently delete (from folder collection and true folder), use Ctrl-Shift-Alt-Delete (Windows) or the Mac equivalent.
Question: What's this [folder] collection?
Answer: Unlike folders, which can include photos or other folders, collection sets can't contain photos. So, instead photos corresponding to parental folders are put into a child collection of the same name as the parent, except with [] around it, to distinguish.
Question: How do you mirror folder stacks in folder collections?
Answer: Using AutoHotkey in Windows. This has the potential to be problematic. I use this feature regularly, but please let me know if you have problems, OK?
Question: Any other hot tips I should know about?
Answer: Yes:
Question: What are the limitations of Folder Collections and what are your plans for the future?
Answer:
(reverse chronological order)
Version 2.2.8 released 2015-01-17
- Removed stack functions from file menu (plugin extras) in Mac environment.
Version 2.2.7 released 2014-07-31
- Fixed bug: Lr5.6 compatibility fix - critical.
Version 2.2.5 released 2014-06-03
- Tried to get it work with Lr mobile folders too, but could not succeed due to a bug in Lightroom - sorry. At least it won't go belly up now (all other folders should work as intended).
Version 2.2.4 released 2014-05-31
- Continuation of fix that will hopefully allow users with photos on unmapped windows network drives (e.g. real network drives or folders created on behalf of Lightroom Mobile which mimick network drives) to use it too - let me know if I'm right (or wrong) - thanks.
Version 2.2.3 released 2014-05-31
- Made a fix that will hopefully allow users with photos on unmapped windows network drives to use it too - let me know if I'm right (or wrong) - thanks.
Version 2.2.2 released 2014-03-30
- Fixed so if plugin is disabled, it won't initialize (populate + review). The way it was before, ya had to remove the dang thang to de-activate it for testing purposes..
Version 2.2.1 released 2013-09-14
- Better error message for case when root drive is being shown as parent in folder pane, which it should not be.
Version 2.2 released 2013-09-13
- Fixed bug: Stack mirroring upon startup was only working if Lr started up in grid mode. I wish somebody told me about this bug. It's been there for a long time, but I didn't notice it because I use Stacker for mirroring folder stacks in collections, and so hadn't exercised the Folder Collection stacking feature in a long time. If I don't know about 'em, I can't fix 'em...
- Also, stack mirroring upon startup is now cancelable with impunity (stacks of course will not all have been built/updated).
- Fixed bug whose symptom was error: "type() is nil..." or something to that effect.
Version 2.1.2, released 2013-03-27
- Fixed bug: was not working when photos in catalog were in root of drive (as opposed to being in a folder).
Version 2.1.1, released 2013-02-24
- Fixed a subtle bug in catalog updating method which may have been responsible for initialization errors, especially when building folder collections for the first time.
Version 2.1, released 2011-06-04
- Fairly extensive changes, mostly targeted at working around bugs in Lightroom/SDK, mostly impact auto-sync when folders have been moved or renamed...
- Report function scrutinizes much more thoroughly than before, to catch any discrepancy between folders and the folder collections that represent them.
Version 2.0.1, released 2011-06-01
- Added stack mirroring (Windows only at the moment). Note: will not work on systems that don't use English keyboard keystrokes for selecting photos, and stacking/unstacking/collapsing/and grouping stacks, i.e. ctrl-a, alt-p-a-u, alt-p-a-c, and alt-p-a-g, respectively.
Version 2.0, released 2011-05-31
- Added stack mirroring (Windows only at the moment). Note: will not work on systems that don't use English keyboard keystrokes for selecting photos, and stacking/unstacking/collapsing/and grouping stacks, i.e. ctrl-a, alt-p-a-u, alt-p-a-c, and alt-p-a-g, respectively.
Version 1.2, released 2011-05-29
- Automatically performs independent integrity check and validation after re-building and/or updating folder collections.
- Modified to incorporate enhancements in recently released Lr4.1 SDK.
Version 1.1.1, released 2011-05-28
- Fixed problem when loading plugin into an empty catalog, there was an error message being displayed.
- Fixed problem when root of catalog folder was not root of drive - symptom was disappearing folder collection upon sync.
Version 1.1, released 2011-05-26
- Misc enhancements & a few bug fixes, mostly having to do with auto-mirroring.
Version 1.0, released 2011-05-25
- Initial release.
acceptance of Download Terms & Conditions will be required
Folder Collections 2.2.8 - Latest & greatest: this is the one to download.
Folder Collections 2.2.7 - A previous version, in case of problem with latest.
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BasicTypeSignedIntegerLessThan Struct
Definition at line
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of
BasicTypeOperation.hpp
Member Functions
void
*
Generate
(Emitter& emitter,
void
* left,
void
* right)
static
const
char32_t
*
GroupName
()
static
bool
IsFloatingOpEqual
()
static
bool
IsIntegerOpEqual
()
static
Member Function Details
Generate Member Function
void
* cmajor::symbols::BasicTypeSignedIntegerLessThan::Generate(Emitter& emitter,
void
* left,
void
* right)
static
Definition at line
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BasicTypeOperation.hpp
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{
return
emitter
.
CreateICmpSLT
(
left
,
right
)
;
}
GroupName Member Function
const
char32_t
* cmajor::symbols::BasicTypeSignedIntegerLessThan::GroupName()
static
Definition at line
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BasicTypeOperation.hpp
:
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{
return
U"operator<"
;
}
IsFloatingOpEqual Member Function
bool
cmajor::symbols::BasicTypeSignedIntegerLessThan::IsFloatingOpEqual()
static
Definition at line
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BasicTypeOperation.hpp
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{
return
false
;
}
IsIntegerOpEqual Member Function
bool
cmajor::symbols::BasicTypeSignedIntegerLessThan::IsIntegerOpEqual()
static
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{
return
false
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