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Ticket #1218 closed as duplicate of this ticket.
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Greg Hurrell
As you noted, the copy you received via MacHeist is fully-unlocked and free. Being free, it does not include any updates.
But please note that the MacHeist version is the latest released version, so whatever version you installed, it is not an "upgrade", so I'd advise you to go back to the MacHeist promo version.
Perhaps you installed a build from the 3.5 alpha series. If you look at the version history you'll see that it's not actually the latest release despite the higher version number. The 3.5 series is a rewrite using Garbage Collection on Leopard, but due to an Apple bug for which there is no work around the series is effectively on hold until Apple fixes the bug (see ticket #640 for all the details).
So I haven't done any work at all on the 3.5 series for some time now, and my latest work has all been on the 3.2 series, and then on 3.3 (the MacHeist release).
Apple is aware of the bug and has stated their intention to fix it, but they are acting quite slowly on it. I personally doubt that they'll fix it prior to Snow Leopard.
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origin = self._calc_origin(shape, origin, image.shape[:2])
if np.all(origin + shape > image.shape[:2]):
shape = image.shape[:2] - origin
row_slice = slice(origin[0], origin[0] + shape[0])
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np.ndarray : cropped image
image_shape = self._get_image_shape(image)
origin = self._calc_origin(shape, origin, image_shape)
if np.all(origin + shape > image_shape):
shape = image_shape - origin


Eppy API¶
functions to edit the E+ model
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class
eppy.modeleditor.
IDF
(idfname=None)[source]¶ The IDF class holds all the information about an EnergyPlus IDF.
- iddname : str
- Name of the IDD currently being used by eppy. As a class attribute, this is set for all IDFs which are currently being processed and cannot be changed for an individual IDF.
- iddinfo : list
- Comments and metadata about fields in the IDD.
- block : list
- Field names in the IDD.
- idfname : str
- Path to the IDF file.
- idfobjects : list
- List of EpBunch objects in the IDF.
- model : Eplusdata object
- Data dictionary and list of objects for the entire model.
- outputtype : str
- How to format the output of IDF.print or IDF.save, IDF.saveas or IDF.savecopy. The options are: ‘standard’, ‘nocomment’, ‘nocomment1’, ‘nocomment2’, and ‘compressed’.
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copyidfobject
(idfobject)[source]¶ Add an IDF object to the IDF.
- idfobject : EpBunch object
- The IDF object to remove. This usually comes from another idf file, or it can be used to copy within this idf file.
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getextensibleindex
(key, name)[source]¶ Get the index of the first extensible item.
Only for internal use. # TODO : hide this
- key : str
- The type of IDF object. This must be in ALL_CAPS.
- name : str
- The name of the object to fetch.
int
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getiddgroupdict
()[source]¶ Return a idd group dictionary sample: {‘Plant-Condenser Loops’: [‘PlantLoop’, ‘CondenserLoop’],
‘Compliance Objects’: [‘Compliance:Building’], ‘Controllers’: [‘Controller:WaterCoil’,
‘Controller:OutdoorAir’, ‘Controller:MechanicalVentilation’, ‘AirLoopHVAC:ControllerList’],...}
dict
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getobject
(key, name)[source]¶ Fetch an IDF object given key and name.
- key : str
- The type of IDF object. This must be in ALL_CAPS.
- name : str
- The name of the object to fetch.
EpBunch object.
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initnew
(fname)[source]¶ Use the current IDD and create a new empty IDF. If the IDD has not yet been initialised then this is done first.
- fname : str, optional
- Path to an IDF. This does not need to be set at this point.
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initread
(idfname)[source]¶ Use the current IDD and read an IDF from file. If the IDD has not yet been initialised then this is done first.
- idf_name : str
- Path to an IDF file.
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initreadtxt
(idftxt)[source]¶ Use the current IDD and read an IDF from text data. If the IDD has not yet been initialised then this is done first.
- idftxt : str
- Text representing an IDF file.
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new
(fname=None)[source]¶ Create a blank new idf file. Filename is optional.
- fname : str, optional
- Path to an IDF. This does not need to be set at this point.
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newidfobject
(key, aname='', **kwargs)[source]¶ Add a new idfobject to the model. If you don’t specify a value for a field, the default value will be set.
For example
newidfobject("CONSTRUCTION") newidfobject("CONSTRUCTION", Name='Interior Ceiling_class', Outside_Layer='LW Concrete', Layer_2='soundmat')
- key : str
- The type of IDF object. This must be in ALL_CAPS.
- aname : str, deprecated
- This parameter is not used. It is left there for backward compatibility.
- **kwargs
- Keyword arguments in the format field=value used to set the value of fields in the IDF object when it is created.
EpBunch object
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popidfobject
(key, index)[source]¶ Pop an IDF object from the IDF.
- key : str
- The type of IDF object. This must be in ALL_CAPS.
- index : int
- The index of the object to pop.
EpBunch object.
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read
()[source]¶ Read the IDF file and the IDD file. If the IDD file had already been read, it will not be read again.
Read populates the following data structures:
- idfobjects : list
- model : list
- idd_info : list
- idd_index : dict
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removeextensibles
(key, name)[source]¶ Remove extensible items in the object of key and name.
Only for internal use. # TODO : hide this
- key : str
- The type of IDF object. This must be in ALL_CAPS.
- name : str
- The name of the object to fetch.
EpBunch object
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removeidfobject
(idfobject)[source]¶ Remove an IDF object from the IDF.
- idfobject : EpBunch object
- The IDF object to remove.
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save
(filename=None, lineendings='default', encoding='latin-1')[source]¶ Save the IDF as a text file with the optional filename passed, or with the current idfname of the IDF.
- filename : str, optional
- Filepath to save the file. If None then use the IDF.idfname parameter. Also accepts a file handle.
- lineendings : str, optional
- Line endings to use in the saved file. Options are ‘default’, ‘windows’ and ‘unix’ the default is ‘default’ which uses the line endings for the current system.
- encoding : str, optional
- Encoding to use for the saved file. The default is ‘latin-1’ which is compatible with the EnergyPlus IDFEditor.
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saveas
(filename, lineendings='default', encoding='latin-1')[source]¶ Save the IDF as a text file with the filename passed.
- filename : str
- Filepath to to set the idfname attribute to and save the file as.
- lineendings : str, optional
- Line endings to use in the saved file. Options are ‘default’, ‘windows’ and ‘unix’ the default is ‘default’ which uses the line endings for the current system.
- encoding : str, optional
- Encoding to use for the saved file. The default is ‘latin-1’ which is compatible with the EnergyPlus IDFEditor.
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savecopy
(filename, lineendings='default', encoding='latin-1')[source]¶ Save a copy of the file with the filename passed.
- filename : str
- Filepath to save the file.
- lineendings : str, optional
- Line endings to use in the saved file. Options are ‘default’, ‘windows’ and ‘unix’ the default is ‘default’ which uses the line endings for the current system.
- encoding : str, optional
- Encoding to use for the saved file. The default is ‘latin-1’ which is compatible with the EnergyPlus IDFEditor.
Sub class Bunch to represent an IDF object.


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EYE OF THE BEHOLDER
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Destination Films Director: Stephan Elliott Writer: Marc Behm (Novel), Stephan Elliott Cast: Ewan McGregor, Ashley Judd, Patrick Bergin, k.d. lang, Jason Priestley, Genevieve Bujold
Here's why we need lots and lots of critics. One guy says this about "Eye of the Beholder"..."As it slithers under the skin and behind the brain, 'Eye of the Beholder' works a brand of guileful magic rarely seen in movies today--courageously blurring the line between its characters' inner conflicts and outer lives to create a disturbingly hypnotic odyssey not unlike Alfred Hitchcock's 'Vertigo' or Brian De Palma's 'Obsession.'" Another fellow says this: "I was absolutely dumbfounded. I thought this movie was totally incomprehensible, and the ending seemed arbitrary and pointless. It's shocking how poorly pieced together it is." Other reviews have come through in various shades between these two extremes.
The diversity of opinion could be explained as a conflict between those who want a story to be clear almost from the start and those who prefer movies to be more challenging. Granted: "Eye of the Beholder," based on Marc Behm's 1980 noir novel, is the sort of tale that starts off in a manner so baffling that you'd be tempted to wonder whether two or three movies were spliced together. In fact, if you go into this film realizing that its director, Stephan Elliot, is known principally for two far-out comedies, "Welcome to Woop Woop" and "Priscilla: Queen of the Desert," you can't be blamed for concluding that the man is putting one over on us.
Ah but wait. As we get into the story, the truth begins to unfold. "Eye of the Beholder" is a psychological thriller not unlike Brian De Palma's most intriguing creation, "Obsession," which is itself a rehash of Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo" (with elements of "Rear Window"). This time the Cliff Robertson role is taken by the strikingly handsome Ewan McGregor, who exhibits the same personal traits as did Robertson's character, with a fine side role by Genevieve Bujold--who was the object of the man's obsession in the De Palma movie but now takes on the role of an ultra-liberal, bleeding-heart parole officer.
McGregor performs in the role of The Eye, a surveillance man with the British Secret Service who has been assigned to spy on the son of his employer and who communicates regularly by modem with a sharply cynical woman named Hilary (k.d. lang). A loner, depressed since his wife walked out on him eight years earlier taking their daughter with her, The Eye has lost it. He's still good at his job, still maintaining the preoccupation with work that led to the breakup of his family. That he frequently hallucinates his daughter's presence--skipping rope, making noise, asking questions, getting in the way of his spying--does not greatly interfere with his tasks. But when he inadvertently witnesses the cold- blooded murder of a man in the midst of a tryst with the beautiful Joanna (Ashley Judd), he becomes strangely captivated by the killer and determined to protect her at all costs. Stalking Joanna in New York, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco and even Alaska, he seems to recognize that despite her affinity for serial killing, the two are somehow made for each other. And in a way--considering how both of these tormented individuals went nuts for similar reasons-- they are. Writer/director Elliot appears to invite us to consider why we each choose the person we do, suggesting that some extrasensory insight makes us see into our partner's deepest recesses. It's no wonder that much of the conversation between Joanna and her unlucky male friends turns upon astrology and numerology.
Rarely has anyone in the cinema so successfully stalked another through so many cities--The Eye's accomplishment particularly odd considering the bright red jacket he wears and the smashing good looks that he displays. McGregor turns in a performance that is exceptional for the very reason that he is able to hide his outer feelings from the audience so well. He is a tabula rasa, a poker-faced isolate who lives almost entirely within his own mind, dedicating himself to the protection of this criminally insane woman even at the cost of his own job. Ashley Judd looks equally smashing through most of her disguises, not so hot when she wears a page-boy wig but devastating in a succession of long-hair rugs, both blond and brunette, which she acquires with the money she lifts from her victims. Judd and McGregor are rarely together on screen, giving their one extended dialogue a climactic impact.
If Cliff Robertson and Genevieve's Bujold's connection in "Obsession" never left your mind--and you prayed for a chance to see a rekindling of the subject with equally matched performers--"Eye of the Beholder" is the movie you're looking for. This one might turn off the MTV generation eager for a succession of slam-bang episodes, but will fulfill the hopes of those who believe that vigorous inner action is of more dramatic note than plot-driven, exterior movement.
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Metrics, Reports, KPIs, and the Stuff Developers Must Provide to Executives
In September of 2007, I joined Headspring as the CTO. Now I serve as President and Chief Operating Officer. When I joined, there were 4 other employees including the original founder serving as CEO. He founded the company in 2001. It has always been professional services, but the strategy has changed a few times over the years. I started my career as a developer in the mid nineties, and now I’m an executive with lots of great developers that I support. Like most, our company runs on metrics. As a manager, I understand their worth. Earlier in my career, I had no idea.
Every day, I glance at our operational dashboard. While I won’t share full screen-shots yet, I want to share some of the graphs I use every day to ensure the company is doing well. Consider this graph.
“BD” stands for “big dial”. We have 3 big dials we glance at every day. If we don’t like what we see, we have some “smaller dials” we can look at. We use the analogy of a plane cockpit. There are a few things pilots always glance at, and then there are smaller, more detailed ones that are consulted as the need arises.
This graph shows us our utilization breakdown in the categories that are relevant. Here are the categories:
- Personal Time: holidays, vacations, dentist appts, etc.
- Assigned Time: Department meetings, 1x1’s, stand-up meetings, etc
- Bench Time: Time without available project work (doesn’t show because it’s zero)
- Other Time: Unplanned unproductive time, such as having a flat tire on the way to work
- Sales Time: Mostly used by the sales department: work to acquire a client
- Billed Time: self-explanatory
- Unbilled Time: Working for a client, but not charging
- CI Time: Continuous Improvement time: We expect that our people are working to improve.
- Client Time: sum of billed and unbilled time.
You will notice the big dip during the week of 4/7. We had our Q1 quarterly off-site during that week. We spent 12% of that week to use as a fun off-site where the entire company toured Inner Space Cavern hundreds of feet under Georgetown. It shows up on the dashboard because it affects the performance of the company. As an executive team, we decided it was a good investment in the future productivity of our staff.
You might have also noticed that 4/7 was a Thursday in 2011. How can it be the week of 4/7? We use the concept of “moving weeks” instead of calendar weeks. We used to use calendar weeks, but the last data point of the graph was always skewed because it didn’t represent a full data point until people logged their time for Friday. By taking data from a moving week, when I look at the data on Thursday, it pulls data from the previous Thursday through this Wednesday (yesterday). That way, every point on the graph represents exactly the same size of a data point. We do the same for months, quarters and years.
There is a big problem with pull metrics by calendar month (for 2011):
- January has 21 business days
- February has 20 business days
- March has 23 business days
- April has 21 business days
- May has 22 business days
You can see how using calendar months can wreak havoc on the comparability of month metrics. We expect larger months to pose better numbers than the smaller months. On the financial side, we have to accrue the payroll appropriately as well in order to keep net income from becoming skewed.
To deal with this, we use the concept of a moving month. There are 13 moving months in a year. Each moving month is a 28-day time period from yesterday to 28 days before yesterday. In this way, every data point will be exactly the same size as the other. There are also 4, 13-week moving quarters in a year. The following graph is our 2nd big dial shown by moving month.
Before moving to moving months, the calendar month line was consistently misrepresented by the larger months. Where the line moves, we need to know why. We made the switch so that every curve of the line was meaningful. We didn’t want our data communicating falsehoods or April-fools jokes. You think I’m kidding, but April always looks bad coming straight out of March, which boasts 2 more full business days. In professional services, a business day accounts for a significant amount of revenue.
Using Big Dial 1 and Big Dial 2, we can keep the ship on the right course. As long as our staff is billing a consistently high percentage: we shoot for 78-79%, and our hourly margins are high enough to account for our unbillable staff (sales, marketing, corporate) and our fixed costs (facilities, supplies, etc.), our company will remain healthy.
These dials are tactical, not strategic. The next dial is strategic.
This gives us a view into the structure of our company. We have hired at least 7 new employees since November, 2011. With that, it’s important to keep tabs on how we are changing the structure of our company. When we hired Chris Missal for the operations department, we expanded billable staff. When we hired Mary Chauvin for marketing, we increased non-billable staff. Keeping the right balance is important.
You can see that our % of Operations staff to the rest has dipped a little bit over the last 7 months. We have done that while growing, and we are re-leveling the organization now. To level out the organization, we need to add about five more people to the Operations department. This graph, while very high level, gives critical insight into how the other two graphs affect our income statement.
Using these three charts together, I have a very good sense of what I need to do to improve the financial performance of the company. Right now:
- I need to hire 5 more great .Net developers
- I need to keep Client Time at the level of Operations % plus Contractor % (since both types bill)
I hope that this helps some developers understand how different types of reports can give answers and perspective to managers. If a picture is worth a thousand words, shouldn’t more of our reports be pictures?


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Following the recent YAML parsing vulnerabilities in Rails, I decided to act on an idea I had a few months ago: using route constraints to define strict API contracts in Rails.
Sadly, it does not protect against the YAML parsing problem (and the probable similar vulnerabilities we will see in the following months), because the request is interpreted before going through the route constraints. But it can protect from the mass assignment vulnerability., and probably some SQL injections.
Here is the idea: Rails 3 introduced the route constraints, a way to execute fonctions on the request before it is passed to the controllers. By combining it with the json-schema gem, we can filter the JSON input quite easily.
For the following example data:
[sourcecode language="javascript"]
{"echo" : "blah", "nb" : 1, "data": [1, 2, 3]}
[/sourcecode]
We can define the following schema:
[sourcecode language="javascript"]
{
"type": "object",
"$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-03/schema",
"id": "#",
"required": false,
"additionalProperties": false,
"properties": {
"data": {
"type": "array",
"id": "data",
"required": false,
"items": {
"type": "number",
"id": "0",
"required": false
}
},
"echo": {
"type": "string",
"id": "echo",
"required": false
},
"nb": {
"type": "number",
"id": "nb",
"required": false
}
}
}
[/sourcecode]
(Use the JSON schema generator to create your own)
Save this schema to "data.schema" and add "json-schema" to your Gemfile. You will then be able to filter inputs with code like the following "config/routes.rb":
[sourcecode language="ruby"]
require "json-schema"
class LolJSONConstraint
def matches?(request)
if(request.headers["CONTENT_TYPE"] == "application/json")
JSON::Validator.validate("data.schema", request.headers["action_dispatch.request.request_parameters"])
end
end
end
Yamlvuln::Application.routes.draw do
resources :posts, :constraints => LolJSONConstraint.new
end
[/sourcecode]
The constraint will load the schema, and apply it to the incoming data, and return a 404 error if the JSON is invalid. The "additionalProperties" set to false in the schema is required to refuse the properties you didn't define and protect the application from mass assignment.
If I tried, for example, to send the following JSON to the application, there would be an error:
[sourcecode language="javascript"]
{"echo" : "blah", "nb" : "UNION ALL SELECT LOAD_FILE(CHAR(34,47,101,116,99,47,112,97,115,115,119,100,34))", "data": [1, 2, 3]}
[/sourcecode]
As I said before, it is not safe against the YAML parsing vulnerability. Also, I did not really test the performance of this. But it is still a nice and easy solution for API filtering.


A Short Note on Gradients
Most of us use frameworks like TensorFlow and PyTorch to build and train machine learning models. Such frameworks allow us to focus on important things (i.e the architecure of the model) and let it do the rest of the work. Calculating gradients of the parameters is an example of the redundant work they do for us. Although these frameworks calculate gradients for us, it is always a good idea to know about various properties of them, and how they behave in different circumstances.
Let's say you know how to calculate gradients manually and you are implementing a deep neural network from scratch. When we calculate the gradients manually, its always a good idea to know whether they are correct or not.  We use following formula to numerically approximate the derivative at a particular point \(\theta\).
Here, EPSILON is a small constant(i.e \(10^{-4}\)). We can compare this value with the value computed by the function which we use for gradient calculation. Next, we will discuss how extreme value of gradients causes various problems in neural networks.
Dead Units in ReLU
Currently, very popular choice for non-linearity is ReLU, which stands for rectified linear unit [\(F(x)\) = \(max(0,x)\)] In ReLU, neuron fires when the input is greater than 0. Otherwise, it will be zero. Sometimes, a large gradients flowing through the neuron (with ReLU) could cause weight update in such a way that the neuron will never activate again. That is, every gradients flowing through that neuron will be zero. Such neurons are called "Dead Units/Neurons". Important thing to note here is that once a neuron ends up in this state, it's unlikely to recover. The reason is, the function gradient at 0 is also 0. The most probable reason behind this problem is [very high learning rate]. So, try decreasing the learning rate first when you face this problem. Another possible way to address this issue is by setting a small positive gradient for negative inputs. This type of units are called "Leaky ReLU".
Saturated Sigmoid Units
One common problem with sigmoid unit is vanishing and exploding gradients. Vanishing gradient problem occurs when even large changes in parameters of early layers do not make any difference in the output of the network. That is, the gradients of the network's output with respect to the parameters of early layers of a network becomes very small. This results in no learning in early layers. Similarly, exploding gradients is the case when these gradients are too large. One possible solution for exploding gradient problem is the gradient clipping[link]. In case of vanishing gradient problem, the reason can be weight initialization especially when you are using sigmoid or tanh as a non-linearity. An improper weight initialization may cause neurons saturate and ultimately stop the learning.
One of the top highlights on Medium is from the post of Andrej Karpathy, which is as follows: if you’re using sigmoids or tanh non-linearities in your network and you understand backpropagation you should always be nervous about making sure that the initialization doesn’t cause them to be fully saturated.
So, make sure you carefully initialize the weights of the network and use ReLU or similar non-linearities.
Another property of the gradient, when using sigmoid, is that it achieves a maximum at 0.25. Please note that we are referring to the local gradient of the sigmoid function which is [z(1-z)]. Here, we achieve maximum when z=0.5. As we know, local gradient will be multiplied by the gradient recieved from previous layer to calculate the final gradient at this neuron. In other words, every time a gradinet signal flows through a sigmoid unit its magnitude will be reduced by 0.25.
We saw various properties and effects of gradients on our learning system. Knowledge of such properties helps us better understand the internals of the learning system and it may help in debugging as well.


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Here is some basic information about the methods and members available through Premiere Pro's ExtendScript API.
For many years, the Premiere Pro ExtendScript API has been used by hundreds of panel partners—with zero documentation. During those same years, many have expressed (keen!) interest in additional documentation. Here is a skeletal first attempt, starting with the members and methods available from objects in the PPro ExtendScript API.
Please continue to contact us with any API questions.
Also, feedback/requests/questions about the documentation are highly encouraged; rewards occasionally provided.
Premiere Pro offers APIs for importing and exporting sequences and projects, manipulating project items and (new in 11.0!) clips within sequences, and rendering.
Premiere does not offer event-driven messaging. This means you cannot subscribe to be notified when certain things occur.
Anywhere object; only valid when connected to an Anywhere server. See below.
Encoder object, used to drive Adobe Media Encoder for background rendering (on the same system).
The Creative Cloud User's GUID.
The version of Premiere Pro currently running.
Project object; see below.
Returns the path containing the preferences currently in use.
Returns the user's Creative Cloud profile directory, where PPremiere ProPro keeps other settings and configuration files.
pathTofileToTest
)Returns true
if Premiere Pro can open the file to test.
Returns true
if Premiere Pro currently has a project open.
fileToOpen
)Returns true
if Premiere Pro can open the file as a new project.
Quits Premiere Pro.
newPathValue
, scratchDiskPathType
)Returns true if Premiere Pro was able to change the specified scratch disk path to the new value. Potential values for scratchDiskPathType:
ScratchDiskType.FirstVideoCaptureFolder
ScratchDiskType.FirstAudioPreviewFolder
ScratchDiskType.FirstAutoSaveFolder
ScratchDiskType.FirstCCLibrariesFolder
ScratchDiskType.FirstVideoCaptureFolder
ScratchDiskType.FirstAudioCaptureFolder
messageToSend
, eventType
)Returns true if Premiere Pro successfully added the message to the Events panel. Potential values for eventType are warning
, info
and error
.
The root projectItem
, for iteration purposes.
An array of all sequences available in the entire project.
The currently active sequence, if there is one.
sequenceID
)Returns true if Premiere Pro was able to activate the sequence with the specified ID.
arrayOfFilePathsToImport
, suppressUI=false
, importAsNumberedStills=false
)If suppressUI
is true, no UI will be presented. if importAsNumberedStills
is true, Premiere Pro will attempt to import the array as a still image sequence.
pathToProjectFile
, arrayOfSeqIDsToImport
)Returns 0 if Premiere Pro successfully imports the sequences with IDs specified, from that project.
sequenceName
, desiredID
)Returns 0 if Premiere Pro successfully imports a sequence with the specified name and ID.
sequenceID
)Returns true if Premiere Pro successfully deleted a sequence with the specified ID.
exportPath
, suppressUI=false
)Returns 0 if Premiere Pro successfully exports the current project to the specified path. If supressUI is true, no warnings will be displayed.
exportControllerName
)Returns 0 if Premiere Pro successfully renders the current active sequence using an Export Controller plug-in with the specified name.
sequenceToExport
, exportPath
, OMFTitle
, sampleRate
, bitsPerSample
, audioEncapsulated
, audioFileFormat
, trimAudioFiles
, handleFrames
, includePan
)Exports the specified sequence to OMF, using specified settings. Returns 0
if Premiere Pro successfully exports the specifed sequence to OMF.
sequenceToExport : sequenceID
filePath: save .omf file here
OMFTitle: title to use in .omf file
sampleRate: 48000 or 96000
bitsPerSample: 16 or 24
audioEncapsulated: 0 or 1; if 1, audio is embedded.
audioFileFormat: 0 = AIFF, 1 = WAV
trimAudioFiles: 0 = export entire file, 1 = export a subset file
handleFrames: specify 0 to 1000 extra 'handle' frames of audio
includePan: 0 or 1; if 1, include pan position information
sequenceToExport
, exportPath
, mixDownVideo
, explodeToMono
, sampleRate
, bitsPerSample
, embedAudio
, audioFileFormat
, trimSources
, handleFrames
)Exports the specified sequence to AAF, using specified settings. Returns 0
if Premiere Pro successfully exports the specified sequence to AAF.
sequenceToExport : sequenceID
filePath: save .aaf file here
mixDownVideo: 0 or 1; if 1, render video
explodeToMono: 0 or 1; if 1, break audio out into mono channels
sampleRate: 48000 or 96000
bitsPerSample: 16 or 24
embedAudio: 0 or 1; if 1, audio is embedded.
audioFileFormat: 0 = AIFF, 1 = WAV
trimSources: 0 = export entire files, 1 = export subsetted files
handleFrames: specify 0 to 1000 extra 'handle' frames
Returns 0
if Premiere Pro successfully saves the current project.
newProjectPath
)Returns 0
if Premiere Pro successfully saves the current project to newProjectPath
.
pauseOrNot
)Returns 0
if Premiere Pro successfully pauses, or un-pauses, growing files. 1 = pause, 0 = grow.
saveFirst=0
, promptUserIfDirty=0
)Returns 0
if Premiere Pro successfully closes the current project. if saveFirst
is 1, Premiere Pro will save the .prproj before closing. If promptUserIfDirty
is 1 and there are unsaved changes, the user will be asked whether to save first.
For Creative Cloud Libraries usage only. Ignore.
propertyName
, propertyLabel
, propertyType
)Returns 1
if Premiere Pro created the new property. Returns 0
if that property already existed. Supported propertyType
values: 0 = integer, 1 = Real, 2 = Text, 3 = Boolean.
Returns token as string, if available.
Returns url as string, if available.
Returns url as string, if available.
Returns url of active sequence, if available.
Returns true
if there is currently a production open.
Returns an array of urls to productions, if available.
urlToOpen
)Returns 1
if Premiere Pro successfully opens the production's url.
serverName
, userName
, authToken
)Returns 1
if Premiere Pro successfully logs the specifed user into the server, using the token.
Avoid; use project object instead.
Launches Adobe Media Encoder. This can take a while, so if you're going to render using AME, call this early.
enableOrNot
)Pass 0
to disable or 1
to enable the embedding of XMP into output files.
enabledOrNot
)Pass 0 to disable or 1 to enable the writing of XMP into 'side car' files. Premiere Pro decides whether to embed metadata or write it into a side car, based on the specified output format. To prevent the writing of ANY metadata, set both of these to 0.
sequence
, outputFilePath
, presetPath
, workAreaType
, removeFromQueueWhenComplete
)Renders the specified sequence, using the specified output preset, to the specified output path, with options. Returns the jobID
of the encoder job started for the specified sequence. workAreaType
values: 0 = entire sequence, 1 = in to out points, 2 = work area. if removeFromQueueWhenComplete
is 1, the job will be removed from the Adobe Media Encoder queue upon completion. This can prevent out-of-memory problems when performing numerous renders.
Returns 1
if Premiere Pro successfully started Adobe Media Encoder's batch encoding list, 0
if not.
A collection of tracks, for iteration.
The number of tracks (of either audio or video, depending on the collection) available.
Returns "Video" for video tracks, "Audio" for audio tracks.
Returns a TrackItemCollection
of the track's clips.
Returns a trackItemCollection
of the transitions applied to the track's clips.
Returns 1
if the track is muted, 0
if not.
Pass 1
to mute the track, 0
to un-mute.
The projectItem
corresponding to the track item.
Either video
or audio
.
The start and end time of the clip, in sequence time.
Returns the type of track item.
Marker collections contain the markers associated with a given projectItem
, or sequence. For project items corresponding to sequences, the collection will reference sequence markers, and be obtained from the sequence object; for project items corresponding to media, the collection will reference clip markers, and be obtained from a project item.
How many markers are associated with this item.
secondsAsFloat
)Returns a new marker at the start time specified, defaulting to marker type 'Comment', and duration 0.
marker
)Removes the specified marker from the marker collection.
Returns the (temporally) first marker from the marker collection. Use this to begin iteration.
marker
)Returns the marker (temporally) subsequent to the specified marker
, from the marker collection.
marker
)Returns the marker (temporally) prior to the specified marker
, from the marker collection.
Returns the (temporally) last marker
from the marker collection.
Markers are temporal metadata, potentially with duration, and of specifiable type. Some fields are only meaningful for some marker types.
The marker's name, as a string. Read/Write.
The comments (if any) contained within the marker, as a string. Read/Write.
A Time
object representing the start time of the marker. Read/Write.
A Time
object representing the end time of the marker. Read/Write.
The type of the marker, as a string. Read/Write.
Sets the type of the marker to Comment
.
Sets the type of the marker to Chapter
.
Sets the type of the marker to WebLink
.
Sets the type of the marker to Segmentation
.
Returns the web link URL (if any) of the marker, as a string.
Returns the web link frame target (if any) of the marker, as a string.
All items in Premiere Pro's project are represented by projectItem
objects.
This is a ProjectItemCollection
referencing the children (if any) of this item; only valid for bins.
The name of the projectItem
, as a string. Read/Write.
The path to the projectItem
, within the project.
The type of the projectItem
; will be BIN
, CLIP
, FILE
or ROOT
.
binName
, query
)Returns a new bin, based on the specified query.
binName
)Returns a new 'child' bin, as named.
binToDelete
)Deletes the bin (the same bin, of which this is a method) from the project.
newName
)Changes the name of this bin, as specified.
newParent
)Moves the projectItem
to the new parent bin, within the project.
Returns the XMP metadata associated with the projectItem
, as a string.
newData
)Replaces any existing XMP metadata with the new data specified. Note: This includes marker data.
Returns Premiere Pro's private project metadata, associated with the 'projectItem', as a string.
newDate
, fieldsToBeUpdated
)Adds or updates the specified fields within Premiere Pro's private project metadata, to the new value(s) specified.
Returns the MarkerCollection associated with the projectItem
; if there are no markers, this will return undefined
.
Makes Premiere Pro reload the media, from disk.
Returns true
if the media path for this projectItem
can be changed; false
if not..
newMediaPath
)Changes the media referenced by the projectItem
to the media Premiere Pro finds at newMediaPath
.
Returns true
if a proxy can be attached to this projectItem
.
Returns true
if a proxy is already attached to this projectItem
.
newPath
, attachAsFullRes
)Attaches the media Premiere Pro finds at newPath
, as the new proxy path for this projectItem. If attachAsFullRes
is 1, newPath
is assigned as the new full resolution path.
Expressed in ticks
; there are<PHONE_NUMBER>00 ticks per second.
timeInTicks
)Sets the CTI to the specified timecode value.
secondsAsFloat
)Sets the in point of the sequence; '6.234'.
secondsAsFloat
)Sets the in point of the sequence; '12.321'.
Returns time of sequence's in point, in seconds.
Returns time of sequence's out point, in seconds.
ticks
)Sets the starting timecode of the sequence.
propertyID
, propertyValue
)Attaches a custom property, and value, to the sequence. This property is visible if/when the sequence is exported to FCP XML.
Returns a duplicate of the sequence, with " Clone" appended to the new sequence's name.
exportPath
)Creates a new .prproj file containing only this sequence and its constituent media items.
exportPath
)Creates a new FCP XML file containing only this sequence and its constituent media items.
outputFilePath
, outputPresetPath
, workAreaType
)Renders the sequence to the specified output path, using the specified path. workAreaType
can be ENCODE_WORKAREA
, ENCODE_ENTIRE
, or ENCODE_IN_TO_OUT
.
Returns 1
if proxies are enabled in the current sequence; 0
if not.
enable
)Pass a 1
to enable proxies in the sequence; 0
to disable.


fun facet_grid(x: String? = null, y: String? = null, xOrder: Int = 1, yOrder: Int = 1, xFormat: String? = null, yFormat: String? = null): OptionsMap
Splits data by one or two faceting variables. For each data subset creates a plot panel and lays out panels as grid. The grid columns are defined by X faceting variable and rows are defined by Y faceting variable.
x
- Variable name which defines columns of the facet grid.
y
- Variable name which defines rows of the facet grid.
xOrder
- Specifies ordering direction of columns: 1 - ascending, -1 - descending
yOrder
- Specifies ordering direction of rows: 1 - ascending, -1 - descending
xFormat
- Specifies the format pattern for displaying faceting values in columns.
Specifies the format pattern for displaying faceting values in rows.
Format pattern in the xFormat/yFormat parameters can be just a number format (like "d") or a string template where number format is surrounded by curly braces: "{d} cylinders". Note: the "$" must be escaped as "\$" For more info see: https://github.com/JetBrains/lets-plot-kotlin/blob/master/docs/formats.md
Examples: ".2f" -> "12.45" "Score: {.2f}" -> "Score: 12.45" "'Score: {}' "-> "Score: 12.454789"


RTO/ERO turns 50!
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retired teachers in Ontario.
It has now evolved into a 76,000 member strong organization that welcomes not only teachers but
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Highlights
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1968
March 14, 1968
RTO/ERO’s founding date and first-ever senate
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1970
April 1, 1970
RTO/ERO Group Insurance plans, in effect
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1985
October 30, 1985
The Superannuated Teachers of Ontario was incorporated.
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1996
January 1996
RTO/ERO gets its first e-mail and website addresses.
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1998
July 1, 1998
STO/ERO becomes RTO/ERO
November 1, 1998
Project Service-to-Others committee is created. The Ontario Teachers Superannuation Commission is renamed the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board.
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1999
October 27, 1999
RTO/ERO office moves to 18 Spadina Road.
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2008
September 23, 1998
First Presidents' workshop
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2010
May 18, 2010
RTO/ERO Foundation was established
October 10, 2010
RTO/ERO joins Facebook
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2018
2018
RTO/ERO turns 50
Members join RTO/ERO because we have 50 years of experience listening to retirees and we know what they need to enjoy a worry-free retirement. We have accomplished a lot all in the spirit of making retirement a smooth and enjoyable journey.


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"FIRST-BORN", SANCTIFICATION OF THE A peculiar sanctity was attached to the first-born both of man and of cattle. God claimed that the first-born males of man and of animals should be consecrated to him, the one as a priest (Exodus 19:22, 24), representing the family to which he belonged, and the other to be offered up in sacrifice (Genesis 4:4).
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Activist billionaire investor Carl Icahn is seeking to take control of the board of Occidental, the oil and gas producer, according to Bloomberg.
Citing people familiar with the matter, Bloomberg said that Icahn seeks to nominate 10 directors in order to seize control before November 29.
Occidental’s stock in the last year has tanked. Since April, when it first announced interest in buying Anadarko Petroleum, it has fallen 42%. In August, Occidental announced it was buying Anadarko for $37 billion.
According to Bloomberg, Icahn, who owns a $1 billion stake in Occidental, has been a vocal critic of the Anadarko purchase, attacking “the lack of a shareholder vote and the pricey $10 billion financing the company obtained from Warren Buffett to get the deal done.”
Earlier this month, on his website, Icahn released an open letter to Occidental’s stockholders, saying that the merger made “no sense” for stockholders and that the company’s actions were “reprehensible.”
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- Impact of weather on COVID-19 transmission in South Asian Countries: an application of the ARIMAX model.
Oct 16, 2020 - Science of Total Environment
Summary:
We aimed to examine the impact of weather on COVID-19 confirmed cases in South Asian countries, namely, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Data on daily confirmed cases, together with weather parameters, were collected from the first day of COVID confirmed cases in each country to 31 August 2020. The weather parameters were Rainfall (mm), relative humidity (%), maximum and minimum temperature (°C), surface pressure (kpa), maximum air pollutants matter PM 2.5 (μg/m3) and maximum wind speed (m/s). Data were analyzed for each investigated countries separately by using the Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average with Explanatory Variables (ARIMAX) model. We found that maximum wind speed had significant negative impact on COVID-19 transmission in India (-209.45, 95% confidence interval (CI): -369.13, -49.77) and Sri Lanka (-2.77, 95% CI: -4.77, -0.77). Apart from India, temperature had mixed effects (i.e., positive or negative) in four countries in South Asia. For example, maximum temperature had negative impact (-30.52, 95% CI: -60.24, -0.78) in Bangladesh and positive impact (5.10, 95% CI: 0.06, 10.14) in Afghanistan. Whereas rainfall had negative effects (-48.64, 95% CI: -80.17, -17.09) in India and mixed effects in Pakistan. Besides, maximum air pollutants matter PM 2.5 was negatively associated with the confirmed cases of COVID-19. In conclusion, maximum wind speed, rainfall, air pollutants (maximum PM 2.5) and temperature are four variables that could play a vital role in the transmission of COVID-19. Although there is a mixed conclusion regarding weather parameters and COVID-19 transmission, we recommend developing environmental policies regarding the transmission of COVID-19 in South Asian countries.


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by Alistair JonesXbox boss Phil Spencer says that RPGs are a genre that Microsoft “should focus” on. Speaking with Xbox On in a video published earlier this week, Spencer said that he’s proud of the work the genre has done for the console in recent years.
“One of the things that I’m really proud of that I see now is how RPGs are stepping up for us. Back in the day, when I think [of] Mass Effect 1, which I worked on, Jade Empire, Fable, I remember we really staked out RPGs as something that was important.”
Some of those games are nearly a decade and a half old, but Spencer suggests they’ve created a strong legacy within Microsoft - one that the company is keen to maintain. “Obviously first-person and third-person shooters have been strong, but it’s nice with [The] Outer Worlds coming out, Wasteland [3]. I think RPG is an area that we [purposefully] focused on and wanted to do more.”
Spencer went on to say that the rise of Game Pass and similar services is allowing older genres and developers to return to prominence, and that “I do think RPG is an area that we should focus.” The recent acquisitions of Wasteland 3 developer inXile Studios and The Outer Worlds and Pillars of Eternity’s Obsidian Entertainment is likely to help Spencer fulfil his vision, but while inXile's offering is due next year, it might be a while before we get to see the fruit of Microsoft's other acquisitions.


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public final class Font
extends totalcross.lang.Object
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as argument,
before the application's name.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static int |
baseChar
For internal use only.
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static int |
BIG_SIZE
A big-sized font (2 above the normal size)
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static String |
DEFAULT
The default font name.
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FontMetrics |
fm |
Object |
hv_UserFont |
static int |
MAX_FONT_SIZE
The maximum font size: 48 for Windows32, unlimited for OpenGL platforms (the number here will be 80,
since this is the size that the base font was created; you can specify something higher, but it will use
upscaling, which usually results in a smooth font).
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static int |
MIN_FONT_SIZE
The minimum font size: 7.
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String |
name
Read only field that contains the font's name.
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static int |
NORMAL_SIZE
A normal-sized font
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int |
size
Read only field that contains the font's size.
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int |
style
Read only field that contains the font's style.
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static int |
TAB_SIZE
When the vm draws a character and founds the tab char, it will draw a set of spaces.
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|---|---|
Font |
adjustedBy(int delta)
Returns a font with the size changed with that delta.
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Font |
adjustedBy(int delta,
boolean bold)
Returns a font with the size changed with that delta and the given bold style.
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Font |
asBold()
Returns this font as Bold
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static int |
getDefaultFontSize()
Returns the default font size, based on the screen's size.
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static Font |
getFont(boolean boldStyle,
int size)
Gets the instance of the default font, with the given style and size.
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static Font |
getFont(int size)
Gets the instance of the default font, normal style and with the given size.
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static Font |
getFont(String name,
boolean boldStyle,
int size)
Gets the instance of a font of the given name, style and size.
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boolean |
isBold()
Returns if this font is bold.
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Font |
percentBy(int percent)
Returns a font with the size changed with that percentage.
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Font |
percentBy(int percent,
boolean bold)
Returns a font with the size changed with that percentage and the given bold style.
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void |
removeFromCache()
Used internally.
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String |
toString() |
public String name
public int style
public int size
public Object hv_UserFont
public FontMetrics fm
public static final String DEFAULT
public static int MIN_FONT_SIZE
public static int MAX_FONT_SIZE
public static int baseChar
public static final int NORMAL_SIZE
public static final int BIG_SIZE
public static int TAB_SIZE
public static int getDefaultFontSize()
public static Font getFont(boolean boldStyle, int size)
boldStyle
- If true, a bold font is used. Otherwise, a plain font is used.size
- If you want a text bigger than the standard size, use Font.NORMAL_SIZE+x; or if you want
a text smaller than the standard size, use Font.NORMAL_SIZE-x. Size is adjusted to be in the range
Font.MIN_FONT_SIZE ... Font.MAX_FONT_SIZE
. That is, passing a value out of the bounds
won't throw an exception, will only use the minimum default size if the size passed is less than it or
use the maximum default size if the size passed is greater than it.public static Font getFont(int size)
boldStyle
- If true, a bold font is used. Otherwise, a plain font is used.size
- If you want a text bigger than the standard size, use Font.NORMAL_SIZE+x; or if you want
a text smaller than the standard size, use Font.NORMAL_SIZE-x. Size is adjusted to be in the range
Font.MIN_FONT_SIZE ... Font.MAX_FONT_SIZE
. That is, passing a value out of the bounds
won't throw an exception, will only use the minimum default size if the size passed is less than it or
use the maximum default size if the size passed is greater than it.public static Font getFont(String name, boolean boldStyle, int size)
name
- Font.DEFAULT is the default font. You must install other fonts if you want to use them.boldStyle
- If true, a bold font is used. Otherwise, a plain font is used.size
- If you want a text bigger than the standard size, use Font.NORMAL_SIZE+x; or if you want
a text smaller than the standard size, use Font.NORMAL_SIZE-x. Size is adjusted to be in the range
Font.MIN_FONT_SIZE ... Font.MAX_FONT_SIZE
. That is, passing a value out of the bounds won't throw an exception,
will only use the minimum default size if the size passed is less than it or use the maximum default size if the size passed is
greater than it.public Font asBold()
public Font adjustedBy(int delta)
public Font adjustedBy(int delta, boolean bold)
public Font percentBy(int percent)
public Font percentBy(int percent, boolean bold)
public boolean isBold()
public void removeFromCache()
public String toString()


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The CommitController class is the CommitModel's controller class.
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#include <commitcontroller.h>
The CommitController class is the CommitModel's controller class.
Responsibilities:
- binds the model to the view
- handles signals from the view
- updates the model
Definition at line 21 of file commitcontroller.h.
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updates commit view (detail) with individual model properties
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| row | identifies an item in the model collection |
| role | identifies the property in the model item |
- Note
- called from QML
- Returns
- QString
Definition at line 75 of file commitcontroller.cpp.
| CommitModel * CommitController::getCommitModel |
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const |
| void CommitController::loadCommits |
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const QString & |
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slot |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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#include <utility>
#include <bits/stdc++.h>
#include "../API/api.h"
#include "../LandBasedWheeled/LandBasedWheeled.h"
#include "../LandBasedTracked/LandBasedTracked.h"
#include "../Maze/MAZE.h"
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Classes | |
| class | fp::Algorithm |
Namespaces | |
| fp | |
| namespace from the base class | |
Class to be used in source file and the functions that have been used.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This C++ program is algorithm declaration for function to be used in source file for the maze. Applied algorithm is BFS(Brute(Breadth) Force Search). All the used files are declared here.
This class declaration is the files to be used in the source file and the behaviour has been implemented in the source file


What are browser extensions
Reasons to use extensions
- The use of extensions helps you to integrate with other services you use
- The use of extensions helps you to add additional features to your internet browser.
- The use of extensions helps you to improve the functionality of the internet browser.
- The use of extensions helps you to modify- adding, removing, or modifying content.
- The use of extensions helps you to modify- adding, removing, or modifying content.
- The use of extensions helps you to automate your tasks.
- The use of extensions helps you to perform multiple tasks with fewer efforts and time.
Some browser extensions examples
- Google Translate
- Grammarly
- Print Frienfly
Creating extensions width Web Extensions
Anatomy of an extension
Background scripts
Sidebars, popups, options pages
Extension pages
Content scripts
Web accessible resources
Thank you


Swedbank pledges prompt release of money laundering probe
STOCKHOLM, Nov 20 — Swedbank pledged today to conclude an internal probe into alleged money laundering at the Swedish lender by early next year, and said it was unaware of any breaches of US sanctions after a broadcaster alleged such a lapse.
“If there has been unethical behaviour ... we should of course get (to) the bottom of it,” Swedbank CEO Jens Henriksson said in a statement.
“The internal investigation is expected to be concluded in early 2020,” he said, adding “conclusions from the investigation will be communicated”.
Henriksson made the statement after Sweden’s public service broadcaster (SVT) reported today, in a programme aired on its website, that Swedbank may have violated US sanctions against Russia, citing an unidentified Wall Street source.
Swedbank, whose shares were down three per cent at 0830 GMT, lagging peers, said it was not aware of such a violation.
In its report, SVT alleged Swedbank transferred more than €1 million (RM4.6 million) from Russian arms firm Kalashnikov Group to a US subsidiary through the business network of a Russian oligarch who is a shareholder in Kalashnikov.
Speaking to SVT, Henriksson said: “I’m going to take this information and give it to our investigators and that we’ll take a closer look at it.” He declined to confirm the existence of such customers.
Kalashnikov’s Russia-based parent company is on a US sanctions list after Russia’s annexation of Crimea from Ukraine in 2014.
Kalashnikov’s US-based subsidiary is permitted to sell arms it produces in the United States on condition it receives no financial transfers from its Russian parent, according to SVT.
A Kalashnikov spokeswoman declined to comment on the SVT report. — Reuters


Gwen is a photographer who enjoys the storytelling aspect of photography. She seeks to capture beautiful moments that are genuine; ensuring they are transformed into family treasures.
Partner with Gwen to tell your families' own unique story in a lasting and lovely way.


Fill in your date of birth in the form below. Based on the day of the week which you were born the app will tell you your Akan name.


The East Courtyard Project,The Royal College of Music
London, UK
The Royal College of Music was founded in 1882 and is a world leading conservatoire training gifted students from all over the world as performers, conductors and composers. The two original buildings of the College were designed by Arthur Blomfield and Sidney Smith following a coherent hierarchy between public areas and private teaching rooms. As the RCM has expanded it has however become constrained by later piecemeal additions from the 1960s and 1970s.
The proposed scheme addresses these constraints and is centred on a new external Quad at ground level, accessed from an enlarged Entrance Hall and a new triple-height foyer, which will form the heart of the new master plan. The new project includes: two new multi-functional performance venues; a new home for the Museum of Music, which boasts one of the most significant collections of historic musical instruments in the world; new communal spaces for audiences with cafe-bar and restaurant facilities, as well as new digital recording studio facilities and additional practice and teaching rooms for the College.
The redevelopment of the RCM estate is designed to integrate the College’s buildings more closely with its surroundings, making the most of its unique location opposite the Royal Albert Hall, which was specifically selected for the College by the Prince Consort himself when he designed the master plan for ‘Albertopolis’. The design builds on the heritage and traditions of the Royal College of Music, fashioning an environment which is architecturally harmonious and timeless, with a balance between indoor and outdoor spaces. The new architecture will blend seamlessly with the much loved architecture of Blomfield and Smith and make good the circulation for the first time since originally built.
New communal spaces will address the existing changes in floor-levels and provide step-free access between new and existing spaces so that all visitors and students can find their way around the College with ease. The new state-of-the-art performance spaces will be designed to include recording facilities to enable multi-media broadcasts which will underpin and enhance further the College’s global reach in teaching music.
The scheme will enhance the College’s status as one of the premier destinations for world-class music education; strengthen the RCM as a cultural venue of national and international significance; and create a greatly enhanced environment that inspires students, professors, visiting musicians and the tens of thousands of visitors who come and support the RCM each year.
Public consultation has been carried out with the local community prior to the submission of the Planning and the Listed Building Consent applications in June 2015. It is anticipated that the two year building programme could commence as early as 2016 for completion in 2018.


CheckBox - Events
Event log:
- {{ev.name}}{{ev.info}}{{ev.value}}
This sample presents most of events that are fired from CheckBox directive. Depending on action, a specific event is fired, which you can handle by simple creating an event handler. From control panel on right side, you can change whether CheckBox can have two or three state values, and whether it is enabled or disabled.
Here is list of events that are supported:
- checkedChanging - Occurs before checked property value is changed
- checkedChanged - Occurs after checked property value is changed
- checkstateChanging - Occurs before checkState property value is changed
- checkstateChanged - Occurs after checkState property value is changed
- click - Occurs when check box is clicked
- enabledChanged - Occurs when control is enabled or disabled
- styleChanged - Occurs when control style has changed
Depending on some conditions, when handling some of above events you can prevent the default action to proceed, by canceling the operation.
In this sample event log will not register style changes events, because changes to the CheckBox appearance are not demonstrated here.


<safecond>
The <safecond> element specifies a safety condition that must be considered prior to completing a task. It may also contain a complete hazard statement.
Category: Task requirements domain


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(2012) in Computer Science. I was a part of the
Systems Research Group
and advised by
Prof. Roy H. Campbell
. My research was focussed on performance modelling of data-intensive systems.
I completed B.Tech in Computer Science at
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jinterface
User's Guide
Version 1.8.1
User's Guide
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The Jinterface Package
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Mapping of Basic Erlang Types to Java
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Sending and Receiving Messages
Sending Arbitrary Data
Linking to Remote Processes
Using EPMD
Remote Procedure Calls
Compiling and Loading Your Code
Tracing
jinterface User's Guide
Version 1.8.1
March 13, 2018


class: center, middle # Job Opportunities .right[ RIRUG / Sept. 19, 2016 / @danhodge ] --- # Agenda 1. What is Active Job? 2. What are its shortcomings? 3. What's the solution? --- # What is Active Job? * Introduced in Rails 4.2 * Abstraction layer for background processing --- # The Problems with Active Job * Configurable Retry * Tightly Coupled to Rails --- # These Jobs Never Retry ```ruby class ActiveNeverRetry < ApplicationJob queue_as :default rescue_from(StandardError) do |exception| Rails.logger.error "Job failed: #{exception.message}" end def perform raise 'Failure' end end ``` ```ruby class DelayedNeverRetry def perform raise 'Failure' end def max_attempts 1 end def failure(job) Rails.logger.error "Job failed: #{job.last_error.each_line.first}" end end ``` --- # This Job Retries Exactly Twice ```ruby Delayed::Worker.max_attempts = 3 ``` ```ruby class ActiveThreeTries < ApplicationJob queue_as :default def perform raise 'Failure' end end ``` * All other jobs must never retry or use the same retry policy --- # This Job Retries Exactly Three Times ```ruby class DelayedFourTries def perform raise 'Failure' end def max_attempts 4 end end ``` * Each job can define its own retry policy --- # Coupling ```ruby class DelayedFanoutJob def initialize(count:, queue:) @count = count @queue = queue end def perform @count.times.each do |i| @queue.enqueue(DelayedChildJob.new(i)) end end def max_attempts 1 end end ``` * Active Job does not split the job queue and the job definition into separate classes/responsibilities * Difficult to write tests that don't reference Active Job --- # The Good Parts * GlobalID: https://github.com/rails/globalid --- # TL;DR Consider using your background job processing framework of choice rather than Active Job, especially if you are doing more complicated processing. --- # Home Version https://github.com/danhodge/background


Missing endangered man in North Fort Myers located
by WFTX Digital TeamUPDATE (7:45am): The Lee County Sheriff's Office reports that Getts has been located, but have not confirmed his condition with Fox 4.
However, members of Getts' family have posted to social media saying that he has passed away.
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LEE COUNTY, Fla. -- Lee County deputies need your help finding a missing endangered man.
70-year-old Johnny Getts was last seen leaving his home on Littleton Road in North Fort Myers on foot.
Investigators say he has medical conditions and has made recent threats to harm himself.
His family is concerned about his safety, so if you have any information on where he is, please call the Lee County Sheriff's Office at<PHONE_NUMBER>.


Housing
Housing.calculate_housing()
Housing.on_time_step()
Housing.plot()
Housing.setup()
Income
Income.calculate_income()
Income.on_time_step()
Income.plot()
Income.setup()
Index
Module Index
Search Page


wordius
A case-corrected, punctuation-omitting word count for text analysis.
Also includes word filtering in case you want omit words that are commonly used.
Text To Check
Words To Exclude
WordList As JSON
Processed Input
WordList As JSON {word: "", count""} Format
WordList CSV
Most Used Words In The Current Sample
Results of Saved Samples
Notes: If you don't enable lowercase and common formatting removal,
you're going to get large, hard to compare unique counts. Similarly,
removing dashes and apostrophes may artificially deflate your unique counts.
Remove Apostrophes
Remove Dashes
Remove Other Common Formatting & Symbols
Make Input All Lowercase
Maximum Number of Words to Count:
Name For Result Set:
v.0.5.0 Copyright 2014 Karl Olson.
Open Source Under The MIT License
Download And Contribute To The Source At GitHub
A case-corrected, punctuation-omitting word count for text analysis. Also includes word filtering in case you want omit words that are commonly used.
Text To Check
Words To Exclude
WordList As JSON
Processed Input
WordList As JSON {word: "", count""} Format
WordList CSV
Most Used Words In The Current Sample
Results of Saved Samples
Notes: If you don't enable lowercase and common formatting removal,
you're going to get large, hard to compare unique counts. Similarly,
removing dashes and apostrophes may artificially deflate your unique counts.
Remove Apostrophes
Remove Dashes
Remove Other Common Formatting & Symbols
Make Input All Lowercase
Maximum Number of Words to Count:
Name For Result Set:
Remove Apostrophes
Remove Dashes
Remove Other Common Formatting & Symbols
Make Input All Lowercase
Maximum Number of Words to Count:
Name For Result Set:


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