Package com.jme.util
Class BufferUtils
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public final class BufferUtils extends java.lang.Object
BufferUtils
is a helper class for generating nio buffers from jME data classes such as Vectors and ColorRGBA.- Author:
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description BufferUtils()
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description static void
addInBuffer(Vector2f toAdd, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Add to a Vector2f in-buffer.static void
addInBuffer(Vector3f toAdd, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Add to a Vector3f in-buffer.static java.nio.Buffer
clone(java.nio.Buffer buf)
Creates a clone of the given buffer.static java.nio.ByteBuffer
clone(java.nio.ByteBuffer buf)
Creates a new ByteBuffer with the same contents as the given ByteBuffer.static java.nio.DoubleBuffer
clone(java.nio.DoubleBuffer buf)
Creates a new DoubleBuffer with the same contents as the given DoubleBuffer.static java.nio.FloatBuffer
clone(java.nio.FloatBuffer buf)
Creates a new FloatBuffer with the same contents as the given FloatBuffer.static java.nio.IntBuffer
clone(java.nio.IntBuffer buf)
Creates a new IntBuffer with the same contents as the given IntBuffer.static java.nio.ShortBuffer
clone(java.nio.ShortBuffer buf)
Creates a new ShortBuffer with the same contents as the given ShortBuffer.static void
copyInternal(java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int fromPos, int toPos, int length)
Copies floats from one position in the buffer to another.static void
copyInternalVector2(java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int fromPos, int toPos)
Copies a Vector2f from one position in the buffer to another.static void
copyInternalVector3(java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int fromPos, int toPos)
Copies a Vector3f from one position in the buffer to another.static java.nio.ByteBuffer
createByteBuffer(byte... data)
static java.nio.ByteBuffer
createByteBuffer(int size)
Create a new ByteBuffer of the specified size.static java.nio.ByteBuffer
createByteBuffer(java.lang.String data)
static java.nio.ByteBuffer
createByteBuffer(java.nio.ByteBuffer buf, int size)
Create a new ByteBuffer of an appropriate size to hold the specified number of ints only if the given buffer if not already the right size.static java.nio.DoubleBuffer
createDoubleBuffer(int size)
Create a new DoubleBuffer of the specified size.static java.nio.DoubleBuffer
createDoubleBuffer(java.nio.DoubleBuffer buf, int size)
Create a new DoubleBuffer of an appropriate size to hold the specified number of doubles only if the given buffer if not already the right size.static java.nio.FloatBuffer
createFloatBuffer(float... data)
Generate a new FloatBuffer using the given array of float primitives.static java.nio.FloatBuffer
createFloatBuffer(int size)
Create a new FloatBuffer of the specified size.static java.nio.FloatBuffer
createFloatBuffer(ColorRGBA... data)
Generate a new FloatBuffer using the given array of ColorRGBA objects.static java.nio.FloatBuffer
createFloatBuffer(Quaternion... data)
Generate a new FloatBuffer using the given array of Quaternion objects.static java.nio.FloatBuffer
createFloatBuffer(Vector2f... data)
Generate a new FloatBuffer using the given array of Vector2f objects.static java.nio.FloatBuffer
createFloatBuffer(Vector3f... data)
Generate a new FloatBuffer using the given array of Vector3f objects.static java.nio.FloatBuffer
createFloatBuffer(Vector4f... data)
Generate a new FloatBuffer using the given array of Vector4 objects.static java.nio.IntBuffer
createIntBuffer(int size)
Create a new IntBuffer of the specified size.static java.nio.IntBuffer
createIntBuffer(int... data)
Generate a new IntBuffer using the given array of ints.static java.nio.IntBuffer
createIntBuffer(java.nio.IntBuffer buf, int size)
Create a new IntBuffer of an appropriate size to hold the specified number of ints only if the given buffer if not already the right size.static java.nio.ShortBuffer
createShortBuffer(int size)
Create a new ShortBuffer of the specified size.static java.nio.ShortBuffer
createShortBuffer(short... data)
static java.nio.ShortBuffer
createShortBuffer(java.nio.ShortBuffer buf, int size)
Create a new ShortBuffer of an appropriate size to hold the specified number of shorts only if the given buffer if not already the right size.static java.nio.FloatBuffer
createVector2Buffer(int vertices)
Create a new FloatBuffer of an appropriate size to hold the specified number of Vector2f object data.static java.nio.FloatBuffer
createVector2Buffer(java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int vertices)
Create a new FloatBuffer of an appropriate size to hold the specified number of Vector2f object data only if the given buffer if not already the right size.static java.nio.FloatBuffer
createVector3Buffer(int vertices)
Create a new FloatBuffer of an appropriate size to hold the specified number of Vector3f object data.static java.nio.FloatBuffer
createVector3Buffer(java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int vertices)
Create a new FloatBuffer of an appropriate size to hold the specified number of Vector3f object data only if the given buffer if not already the right size.static void
destroyDirectBuffer(java.nio.Buffer toBeDestroyed)
Direct buffers are garbage collected by using a phantom reference and a reference queue.static java.nio.ByteBuffer
ensureLargeEnough(java.nio.ByteBuffer buffer, int required)
static java.nio.FloatBuffer
ensureLargeEnough(java.nio.FloatBuffer buffer, int required)
Ensures there is at least therequired
number of entries left after the current position of the buffer.static java.nio.IntBuffer
ensureLargeEnough(java.nio.IntBuffer buffer, int required)
static java.nio.ShortBuffer
ensureLargeEnough(java.nio.ShortBuffer buffer, int required)
static boolean
equals(Vector2f check, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Checks to see if the given Vector2f is equals to the data stored in the buffer at the given data index.static boolean
equals(Vector3f check, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Checks to see if the given Vector3f is equals to the data stored in the buffer at the given data index.static float[]
getFloatArray(java.nio.FloatBuffer buff)
Create a new float[] array and populate it with the given FloatBuffer's contents.static int[]
getIntArray(java.nio.IntBuffer buff)
Create a new int[] array and populate it with the given IntBuffer's contents.static Vector2f[]
getVector2Array(java.nio.FloatBuffer buff)
Generates a Vector2f array from the given FloatBuffer.static Vector3f[]
getVector3Array(java.nio.FloatBuffer buff)
Generates a Vector3f array from the given FloatBuffer.static void
multInBuffer(Vector2f toMult, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Multiply and store a Vector2f in-buffer.static void
multInBuffer(Vector3f toMult, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Multiply and store a Vector3f in-buffer.static void
normalizeVector2(java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Normalize a Vector2f in-buffer.static void
normalizeVector3(java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Normalize a Vector3f in-buffer.static void
populateFromBuffer(Vector2f vector, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Updates the values of the given vector from the specified buffer at the index provided.static void
populateFromBuffer(Vector3f vector, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Updates the values of the given vector from the specified buffer at the index provided.static void
populateFromBuffer(Vector4f vector, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Updates the values of the given vector from the specified buffer at the index provided.static void
printCurrentDirectMemory(java.lang.StringBuilder store)
static void
setInBuffer(ColorRGBA color, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Sets the data contained in the given color into the FloatBuffer at the specified index.static void
setInBuffer(Quaternion quat, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Sets the data contained in the given quaternion into the FloatBuffer at the specified index.static void
setInBuffer(Vector2f vector, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Sets the data contained in the given Vector2F into the FloatBuffer at the specified index.static void
setInBuffer(Vector3f vector, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Sets the data contained in the given Vector3F into the FloatBuffer at the specified index.static void
setInBuffer(Vector4f vec, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Sets the data contained in the given vector4 into the FloatBuffer at the specified index.static void
setTrackDirectMemoryEnabled(boolean enabled)
Set it to true if you want to enable direct memory tracking for debugging purpose.
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Method Detail
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setTrackDirectMemoryEnabled
public static void setTrackDirectMemoryEnabled(boolean enabled)
Set it to true if you want to enable direct memory tracking for debugging purpose. Default is false. To print direct memory usage use BufferUtils.printCurrentDirectMemory(StringBuilder store);- Parameters:
enabled
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clone
public static java.nio.Buffer clone(java.nio.Buffer buf)
Creates a clone of the given buffer. The clone's capacity is equal to the given buffer's limit.- Parameters:
buf
- The buffer to clone- Returns:
- The cloned buffer
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createFloatBuffer
public static java.nio.FloatBuffer createFloatBuffer(Vector3f... data)
Generate a new FloatBuffer using the given array of Vector3f objects. The FloatBuffer will be 3 * data.length long and contain the vector data as data[0].x, data[0].y, data[0].z, data[1].x... etc.- Parameters:
data
- array of Vector3f objects to place into a new FloatBuffer
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createFloatBuffer
public static java.nio.FloatBuffer createFloatBuffer(Quaternion... data)
Generate a new FloatBuffer using the given array of Quaternion objects. The FloatBuffer will be 4 * data.length long and contain the vector data.- Parameters:
data
- array of Quaternion objects to place into a new FloatBuffer
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createFloatBuffer
public static java.nio.FloatBuffer createFloatBuffer(Vector4f... data)
Generate a new FloatBuffer using the given array of Vector4 objects. The FloatBuffer will be 4 * data.length long and contain the vector data.- Parameters:
data
- array of Vector4 objects to place into a new FloatBuffer
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createFloatBuffer
public static java.nio.FloatBuffer createFloatBuffer(ColorRGBA... data)
Generate a new FloatBuffer using the given array of ColorRGBA objects. The FloatBuffer will be 4 * data.length long and contain the color data.- Parameters:
data
- array of ColorRGBA objects to place into a new FloatBuffer
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createFloatBuffer
public static java.nio.FloatBuffer createFloatBuffer(float... data)
Generate a new FloatBuffer using the given array of float primitives.- Parameters:
data
- array of float primitives to place into a new FloatBuffer
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createVector3Buffer
public static java.nio.FloatBuffer createVector3Buffer(int vertices)
Create a new FloatBuffer of an appropriate size to hold the specified number of Vector3f object data.- Parameters:
vertices
- number of vertices that need to be held by the newly created buffer- Returns:
- the requested new FloatBuffer
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createVector3Buffer
public static java.nio.FloatBuffer createVector3Buffer(java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int vertices)
Create a new FloatBuffer of an appropriate size to hold the specified number of Vector3f object data only if the given buffer if not already the right size.- Parameters:
buf
- the buffer to first check and rewindvertices
- number of vertices that need to be held by the newly created buffer- Returns:
- the requested new FloatBuffer
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setInBuffer
public static void setInBuffer(ColorRGBA color, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Sets the data contained in the given color into the FloatBuffer at the specified index.- Parameters:
color
- the data to insertbuf
- the buffer to insert intoindex
- the position to place the data; in terms of colors not floats
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setInBuffer
public static void setInBuffer(Quaternion quat, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Sets the data contained in the given quaternion into the FloatBuffer at the specified index.- Parameters:
quat
- theQuaternion
to insertbuf
- the buffer to insert intoindex
- the position to place the data; in terms of quaternions not floats
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setInBuffer
public static void setInBuffer(Vector4f vec, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Sets the data contained in the given vector4 into the FloatBuffer at the specified index.- Parameters:
vec
- theVector4f
to insertbuf
- the buffer to insert intoindex
- the position to place the data; in terms of vector4 not floats
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setInBuffer
public static void setInBuffer(Vector3f vector, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Sets the data contained in the given Vector3F into the FloatBuffer at the specified index.- Parameters:
vector
- the data to insertbuf
- the buffer to insert intoindex
- the position to place the data; in terms of vectors not floats
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populateFromBuffer
public static void populateFromBuffer(Vector3f vector, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Updates the values of the given vector from the specified buffer at the index provided.- Parameters:
vector
- the vector to set data onbuf
- the buffer to read fromindex
- the position (in terms of vectors, not floats) to read from the buf
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populateFromBuffer
public static void populateFromBuffer(Vector4f vector, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Updates the values of the given vector from the specified buffer at the index provided.- Parameters:
vector
- the vector to set data onbuf
- the buffer to read fromindex
- the position (in terms of vectors, not floats) to read from the buf
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getVector3Array
public static Vector3f[] getVector3Array(java.nio.FloatBuffer buff)
Generates a Vector3f array from the given FloatBuffer.- Parameters:
buff
- the FloatBuffer to read from- Returns:
- a newly generated array of Vector3f objects
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copyInternalVector3
public static void copyInternalVector3(java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int fromPos, int toPos)
Copies a Vector3f from one position in the buffer to another. The index values are in terms of vector number (eg, vector number 0 is positions 0-2 in the FloatBuffer.)- Parameters:
buf
- the buffer to copy from/tofromPos
- the index of the vector to copytoPos
- the index to copy the vector to
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normalizeVector3
public static void normalizeVector3(java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Normalize a Vector3f in-buffer.- Parameters:
buf
- the buffer to find the Vector3f withinindex
- the position (in terms of vectors, not floats) of the vector to normalize
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addInBuffer
public static void addInBuffer(Vector3f toAdd, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Add to a Vector3f in-buffer.- Parameters:
toAdd
- the vector to add frombuf
- the buffer to find the Vector3f withinindex
- the position (in terms of vectors, not floats) of the vector to add to
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multInBuffer
public static void multInBuffer(Vector3f toMult, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Multiply and store a Vector3f in-buffer.- Parameters:
toMult
- the vector to multiply againstbuf
- the buffer to find the Vector3f withinindex
- the position (in terms of vectors, not floats) of the vector to multiply
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equals
public static boolean equals(Vector3f check, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Checks to see if the given Vector3f is equals to the data stored in the buffer at the given data index.- Parameters:
check
- the vector to check against - null will return false.buf
- the buffer to compare data withindex
- the position (in terms of vectors, not floats) of the vector in the buffer to check against- Returns:
- true if the data is equivalent, otherwise false.
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createFloatBuffer
public static java.nio.FloatBuffer createFloatBuffer(Vector2f... data)
Generate a new FloatBuffer using the given array of Vector2f objects. The FloatBuffer will be 2 * data.length long and contain the vector data as data[0].x, data[0].y, data[1].x... etc.- Parameters:
data
- array of Vector2f objects to place into a new FloatBuffer
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createVector2Buffer
public static java.nio.FloatBuffer createVector2Buffer(int vertices)
Create a new FloatBuffer of an appropriate size to hold the specified number of Vector2f object data.- Parameters:
vertices
- number of vertices that need to be held by the newly created buffer- Returns:
- the requested new FloatBuffer
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createVector2Buffer
public static java.nio.FloatBuffer createVector2Buffer(java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int vertices)
Create a new FloatBuffer of an appropriate size to hold the specified number of Vector2f object data only if the given buffer if not already the right size.- Parameters:
buf
- the buffer to first check and rewindvertices
- number of vertices that need to be held by the newly created buffer- Returns:
- the requested new FloatBuffer
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setInBuffer
public static void setInBuffer(Vector2f vector, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Sets the data contained in the given Vector2F into the FloatBuffer at the specified index.- Parameters:
vector
- the data to insertbuf
- the buffer to insert intoindex
- the position to place the data; in terms of vectors not floats
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populateFromBuffer
public static void populateFromBuffer(Vector2f vector, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Updates the values of the given vector from the specified buffer at the index provided.- Parameters:
vector
- the vector to set data onbuf
- the buffer to read fromindex
- the position (in terms of vectors, not floats) to read from the buf
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getVector2Array
public static Vector2f[] getVector2Array(java.nio.FloatBuffer buff)
Generates a Vector2f array from the given FloatBuffer.- Parameters:
buff
- the FloatBuffer to read from- Returns:
- a newly generated array of Vector2f objects
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copyInternalVector2
public static void copyInternalVector2(java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int fromPos, int toPos)
Copies a Vector2f from one position in the buffer to another. The index values are in terms of vector number (eg, vector number 0 is positions 0-1 in the FloatBuffer.)- Parameters:
buf
- the buffer to copy from/tofromPos
- the index of the vector to copytoPos
- the index to copy the vector to
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normalizeVector2
public static void normalizeVector2(java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Normalize a Vector2f in-buffer.- Parameters:
buf
- the buffer to find the Vector2f withinindex
- the position (in terms of vectors, not floats) of the vector to normalize
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addInBuffer
public static void addInBuffer(Vector2f toAdd, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Add to a Vector2f in-buffer.- Parameters:
toAdd
- the vector to add frombuf
- the buffer to find the Vector2f withinindex
- the position (in terms of vectors, not floats) of the vector to add to
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multInBuffer
public static void multInBuffer(Vector2f toMult, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Multiply and store a Vector2f in-buffer.- Parameters:
toMult
- the vector to multiply againstbuf
- the buffer to find the Vector2f withinindex
- the position (in terms of vectors, not floats) of the vector to multiply
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equals
public static boolean equals(Vector2f check, java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int index)
Checks to see if the given Vector2f is equals to the data stored in the buffer at the given data index.- Parameters:
check
- the vector to check against - null will return false.buf
- the buffer to compare data withindex
- the position (in terms of vectors, not floats) of the vector in the buffer to check against- Returns:
- true if the data is equivalent, otherwise false.
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createIntBuffer
public static java.nio.IntBuffer createIntBuffer(int... data)
Generate a new IntBuffer using the given array of ints. The IntBuffer will be data.length long and contain the int data as data[0], data[1]... etc.- Parameters:
data
- array of ints to place into a new IntBuffer
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getIntArray
public static int[] getIntArray(java.nio.IntBuffer buff)
Create a new int[] array and populate it with the given IntBuffer's contents.- Parameters:
buff
- the IntBuffer to read from- Returns:
- a new int array populated from the IntBuffer
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getFloatArray
public static float[] getFloatArray(java.nio.FloatBuffer buff)
Create a new float[] array and populate it with the given FloatBuffer's contents.- Parameters:
buff
- the FloatBuffer to read from- Returns:
- a new float array populated from the FloatBuffer
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createDoubleBuffer
public static java.nio.DoubleBuffer createDoubleBuffer(int size)
Create a new DoubleBuffer of the specified size.- Parameters:
size
- required number of double to store.- Returns:
- the new DoubleBuffer
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createDoubleBuffer
public static java.nio.DoubleBuffer createDoubleBuffer(java.nio.DoubleBuffer buf, int size)
Create a new DoubleBuffer of an appropriate size to hold the specified number of doubles only if the given buffer if not already the right size.- Parameters:
buf
- the buffer to first check and rewindsize
- number of doubles that need to be held by the newly created buffer- Returns:
- the requested new DoubleBuffer
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clone
public static java.nio.DoubleBuffer clone(java.nio.DoubleBuffer buf)
Creates a new DoubleBuffer with the same contents as the given DoubleBuffer. The new DoubleBuffer is separate from the old one and changes are not reflected across. If you want to reflect changes, consider using Buffer.duplicate().- Parameters:
buf
- the DoubleBuffer to copy- Returns:
- the copy
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createFloatBuffer
public static java.nio.FloatBuffer createFloatBuffer(int size)
Create a new FloatBuffer of the specified size.- Parameters:
size
- required number of floats to store.- Returns:
- the new FloatBuffer
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copyInternal
public static void copyInternal(java.nio.FloatBuffer buf, int fromPos, int toPos, int length)
Copies floats from one position in the buffer to another.- Parameters:
buf
- the buffer to copy from/tofromPos
- the starting point to copy fromtoPos
- the starting point to copy tolength
- the number of floats to copy
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clone
public static java.nio.FloatBuffer clone(java.nio.FloatBuffer buf)
Creates a new FloatBuffer with the same contents as the given FloatBuffer. The new FloatBuffer is separate from the old one and changes are not reflected across. If you want to reflect changes, consider using Buffer.duplicate().- Parameters:
buf
- the FloatBuffer to copy- Returns:
- the copy
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createIntBuffer
public static java.nio.IntBuffer createIntBuffer(int size)
Create a new IntBuffer of the specified size.- Parameters:
size
- required number of ints to store.- Returns:
- the new IntBuffer
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createIntBuffer
public static java.nio.IntBuffer createIntBuffer(java.nio.IntBuffer buf, int size)
Create a new IntBuffer of an appropriate size to hold the specified number of ints only if the given buffer if not already the right size.- Parameters:
buf
- the buffer to first check and rewindsize
- number of ints that need to be held by the newly created buffer- Returns:
- the requested new IntBuffer
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clone
public static java.nio.IntBuffer clone(java.nio.IntBuffer buf)
Creates a new IntBuffer with the same contents as the given IntBuffer. The new IntBuffer is separate from the old one and changes are not reflected across. If you want to reflect changes, consider using Buffer.duplicate().- Parameters:
buf
- the IntBuffer to copy- Returns:
- the copy
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createByteBuffer
public static java.nio.ByteBuffer createByteBuffer(int size)
Create a new ByteBuffer of the specified size.- Parameters:
size
- required number of ints to store.- Returns:
- the new IntBuffer
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createByteBuffer
public static java.nio.ByteBuffer createByteBuffer(java.nio.ByteBuffer buf, int size)
Create a new ByteBuffer of an appropriate size to hold the specified number of ints only if the given buffer if not already the right size.- Parameters:
buf
- the buffer to first check and rewindsize
- number of bytes that need to be held by the newly created buffer- Returns:
- the requested new IntBuffer
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createByteBuffer
public static java.nio.ByteBuffer createByteBuffer(byte... data)
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createByteBuffer
public static java.nio.ByteBuffer createByteBuffer(java.lang.String data)
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clone
public static java.nio.ByteBuffer clone(java.nio.ByteBuffer buf)
Creates a new ByteBuffer with the same contents as the given ByteBuffer. The new ByteBuffer is separate from the old one and changes are not reflected across. If you want to reflect changes, consider using Buffer.duplicate().- Parameters:
buf
- the ByteBuffer to copy- Returns:
- the copy
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createShortBuffer
public static java.nio.ShortBuffer createShortBuffer(int size)
Create a new ShortBuffer of the specified size.- Parameters:
size
- required number of shorts to store.- Returns:
- the new ShortBuffer
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createShortBuffer
public static java.nio.ShortBuffer createShortBuffer(java.nio.ShortBuffer buf, int size)
Create a new ShortBuffer of an appropriate size to hold the specified number of shorts only if the given buffer if not already the right size.- Parameters:
buf
- the buffer to first check and rewindsize
- number of shorts that need to be held by the newly created buffer- Returns:
- the requested new ShortBuffer
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createShortBuffer
public static java.nio.ShortBuffer createShortBuffer(short... data)
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clone
public static java.nio.ShortBuffer clone(java.nio.ShortBuffer buf)
Creates a new ShortBuffer with the same contents as the given ShortBuffer. The new ShortBuffer is separate from the old one and changes are not reflected across. If you want to reflect changes, consider using Buffer.duplicate().- Parameters:
buf
- the ShortBuffer to copy- Returns:
- the copy
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ensureLargeEnough
public static java.nio.FloatBuffer ensureLargeEnough(java.nio.FloatBuffer buffer, int required)
Ensures there is at least therequired
number of entries left after the current position of the buffer. If the buffer is too small a larger one is created and the old one copied to the new buffer.- Parameters:
buffer
- buffer that should be checked/copied (may be null)required
- minimum number of elements that should be remaining in the returned buffer- Returns:
- a buffer large enough to receive at least the
required
number of entries, same position as the input buffer, not null
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ensureLargeEnough
public static java.nio.IntBuffer ensureLargeEnough(java.nio.IntBuffer buffer, int required)
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ensureLargeEnough
public static java.nio.ShortBuffer ensureLargeEnough(java.nio.ShortBuffer buffer, int required)
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ensureLargeEnough
public static java.nio.ByteBuffer ensureLargeEnough(java.nio.ByteBuffer buffer, int required)
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printCurrentDirectMemory
public static void printCurrentDirectMemory(java.lang.StringBuilder store)
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destroyDirectBuffer
public static void destroyDirectBuffer(java.nio.Buffer toBeDestroyed)
Direct buffers are garbage collected by using a phantom reference and a reference queue. Every once a while, the JVM checks the reference queue and cleans the direct buffers. However, as this doesn't happen immediately after discarding all references to a direct buffer, it's easy to OutOfMemoryError yourself using direct buffers.
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Using Sass with RazorLight
I've been using RazorLight to generate HTML for PDF reports. It works pretty well supporting .NET Standard 2.0.
One of the problems I had was styling these reports. I did not want to just use CSS, I wanted to use Sass.
Transpiling Sass to CSS
I don't have that many reports and they do not change very often. I decided to use Visual Studio extension Web Compiler.
- I did not want to add this to the build pipeline
- I don't mind checking in the CSS files
- I don't mind embedding the CSS files
- I can always change it later. Be pragmatic.
I setup the web compiler to compile on save. I also made the CSS output files an embedded resource.
Project Structure
This is how I structured my project.
I have a Templates folder which contains all the templates (*.cshtml files) and stylesheets under Styles folder (*.css and *.scss files).
TheTemplates.cs is a helper class to make it easy to get a reference to assembly.
Getting the CSS
By using reflection we can read the embedded CSS file as a string.
This returns the CSS wrapped <style> tag for use in the RazorLight template.
Embedding the stylesheet
Finally we can add the stylesheet to our template Report.cshtml using Raw method.


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The file start_node.py is the executable script to start the MonitoringNode, which then invokes all necessary means to rate and provide statistics from nodes, hosts and connections.
Wraps the result of the comparison between the actual metadata and the specification.
Adds a group of values for a metatype.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
Returns values of the given metatype.
| Parameters: | metatype (str.) – The metatype to return the values for. |
|---|---|
| Returns: | A dictionary with the keys metatype, actual, expected and state, each field containing it’s respective values. |
Creates a RatedStatisticsContainer messagetype based on the current data.
| Returns: | A RatedStatisticsContainer object from the current data. |
|---|
Loads the specifications from the parameter server, stores and compares them to the actual metadata.
Compares a Metadata object with a Specification object regarding all available matching fields.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A RatedStatisticsContainer object representing the result. |
Returns the Specification object from the internal storage.
| Parameters: | identifier (str) – The seuid describing the desired Specification object. |
|---|---|
| Returns: | The Specification object with the given identifier, None if it was not found. |
Returns a list containing all seuids of loaded specifications.
| Returns: | A list of strings. |
|---|
Reloads all specifications loaded into the namespace /arni/specifications
An object loaded from the specification configurations and basis for comparison of Metadata with desired values.
Adds a MetadataTuple to the bundle.
| Parameters: | t (MetadataTuple) – The Tuple to be added. |
|---|
Returns the value of the MetadataTuple with the given key.
| Parameters: | key (str) – The identifier for the stored measurement. |
|---|---|
| Returns: | A MetadataTuple containing the limits in its value field. |
Returns whether a field is defined in this specification.
| Parameters: | field (str) – The metadata field to check for. |
|---|---|
| Returns: | bool |
Returns all stored keys.
| Returns: | list(str) |
|---|


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Birthday Greeting Poetry
for all you mean to me each day,
for all the happiness you bring my way,
for the love we share and the memories, too,
I'm hoping your birthday is happy for you.
Interests Occasionally write beautiful poems, she is a gentle, lovely girl.
Traveling Journal
have a wonderful weekend in Kenting!


NVActivityIndicatorView
Introduction
NVActivityIndicatorView
is a collection of awesome loading animations.
This is original a fork from DGActivityIndicatorView, inspired by Loaders.css, written in Swift with full implementation of animations, plus more.
You can also find Objective-C version of this here.
Demo
For first-hand experience, just open the project and run it.
Animation types
| Type | Type | Type | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. ballPulse | 2. ballGridPulse | 3. ballClipRotate | 4. squareSpin |
| 5. ballClipRotatePulse | 6. ballClipRotateMultiple | 7. ballPulseRise | 8. ballRotate |
| 9. cubeTransition | 10. ballZigZag | 11. ballZigZagDeflect | 12. ballTrianglePath |
| 13. ballScale | 14. lineScale | 15. lineScaleParty | 16. ballScaleMultiple |
| 17. ballPulseSync | 18. ballBeat | 19. lineScalePulseOut | 20. lineScalePulseOutRapid |
| 21. ballScaleRipple | 22. ballScaleRippleMultiple | 23. ballSpinFadeLoader | 24. lineSpinFadeLoader |
| 25. triangleSkewSpin | 26. pacman | 27. ballGridBeat | 28. semiCircleSpin |
| 29. ballRotateChase | 30. orbit | 31. audioEqualizer | 32. circleStrokeSpin |
Installation
Cocoapods
Install Cocoapods if need be.
$ gem install cocoapods
Add NVActivityIndicatorView
in your Podfile
.
use_frameworks!
pod 'NVActivityIndicatorView'
Then, run the following command.
$ pod install
Carthage
Install Carthage if need be.
$ brew update
$ brew install carthage
Add NVActivityIndicatorView
in your Cartfile
.
github "ninjaprox/NVActivityIndicatorView"
Run carthage
to build the framework and drag the built NVActivityIndicatorView.framework
into your Xcode project.
Note: You might encounter compile issue, if so please use carthage
branch instead. Check issue #101 for more information.
Manual
Copy NVActivityIndicatorView
folder to your project. That’s it.
Note: Make sure that all files in NVActivityIndicatorView
included in Compile Sources in Build Phases.
Note: If you encounter issues while uploading the app to iTunes Connect, remove the Info.plist
file in NVActivityIndicatorView
. Check issue #129 for more information.
Migration
Version 4.0.0
This version requires Xcode 9.0 and Swift 4.
Version 3.7.0
This version splits NVActivityIndicatorView
pod to 2 subpods NVActivityIndicatorView/Presenter
and NVActivityIndicatorView/AppExtension
. There is no need to change pod NVActivityIndicatorView
to pod NVActivityIndicatorView/Presenter
since it will be installed by default if you use the main pod name.
However, if you want to use NVActivityIndicatorView
in app extension, use pod NVActivityIndicatorView/AppExtension
instead.
Note: Related issue #119.
Version 3.6.0
This version requires Xcode 8.3 and Swift 3.1.
Version 3.0
This version requires Xcode 8.0 and Swift 3.
NVActivityIndicatorView.startAnimation()
andNVActivityIndicatorView.stopAnimation()
are deleted. UseNVActivityIndicatorView.startAnimating()
andNVActivityIndicatorView.stopAnimating()
instead.UIViewController.startActivityAnimating()
andUIViewController.stopActivityAnimating()
are deleted. UseUIViewController.startAnimating()
andUIViewController.stopAnimating()
instead.
Version 2.0
This version continues to spport Xcode 7.0 and Swift 2.2 and earlier.
For Swift 2.3 support, use swift2.3
branch instead.
pod 'NVActivityIndicatorView', :git => 'https://github.com/ninjaprox/NVActivityIndicatorView.git', :branch => 'swift2.3'
Usage
Firstly, import NVActivityIndicatorView
.
import NVActivityIndicatorView
Initialization
Then, there are two ways you can create NVActivityIndicatorView:
- By storyboard, changing class of any
UIView
toNVActivityIndicatorView
.
Note: Set Module to NVActivityIndicatorView
.
- By code, using initializer. All parameters other than
frame
are optional andNVActivityIndicatorView.DEFAULT_*
are used as default values.
NVActivityIndicatorView(frame: frame, type: type, color: color, padding: padding)
Control
Start animating.
activityIndicatorView.startAnimating()
Stop animating.
activityIndicatorView.stopAnimating()
Determine if it is animating.
animating = activityIndicatorView.isAnimating
Change properties
In storyboard, you can change all properties in Attributes inspector tab of Utilities panel.
Note: Use one of values (case-insensitive) in Animation types for Type Name
.
All properties are public so you can change them after initializing.
Note: All changes must be made before calling startAnimating()
.
UI blocker
By conforming NVActivityIndicatorViewable
protocol, you can use NVActivityIndicatorView
as UI blocker for UIViewController
.
class ViewController: UIViewController, NVActivityIndicatorViewable { }
Start animating.
startAnimating(size, message) // plus other parameters as in initializer.
Stop animating.
stopAnimating()
Check if it is animating.
animating = isAnimating
Or you can use NVActivityIndicatorPresenter
to display UI blocker anywhere.
Start animating.
let activityData = ActivityData()
NVActivityIndicatorPresenter.sharedInstance.startAnimating(activityData)
Note: Check documentation for detail of ActivityData
.
Stop animating.
NVActivityIndicatorPresenter.sharedInstance.stopAnimating()
Change message.
NVActivityIndicatorPresenter.sharedInstance.setMessage("Done")
Check if it is animating.
animating = NVActivityIndicatorPresenter.sharedInstance.isAnimating
Fade in/out animation
You have control over showing and hiding UI blocker animation.
startAnimating(fadeInAnimation: fadeInAnimation)
stopAnimating(fadeOutAnimation)
Check DEFAULT_FADE_IN_ANIMATION
and DEFAULT_FADE_OUT_ANIMATION
for examples of how to implement animation.
Acknowledgment
Thanks Connor Atherton for great loaders and Danil Gontovnik for kick-start.
License
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright © 2016 Vinh Nguyen @ninjaprox


What is this
This is a HKP compliant keyserver used for organizing keysigning parties. You can submit your keys and they will be bundled as needed.


Getting sighax
Presentation by Myria
- We know the format of the decrypted signature, but now we need to find a signature matching that pattern.
- This is brute-forcing RSA, but astronomically easier than it normally would be, thanks to Nintendo fails.
Brute Force
- Back-of-napkin math suggests approximately $2^{43}$ signatures searched per match.
- sighax was said by derrek to take six months per signature, and there are six signature types.
- Screw that.
RSA - A Review
- Signatures are made by powering by secret $d$:
- Verification is done by powering by $e$ (65537):
- If $v = m$, $s$ is a valid signature for $m$.
The Naive Method
- Calculate $m = s^{65537} \mod n$ for random $s$ until you get a useful $m$.
- Very slow.
- 17 multiplies and 17 mods per attempt.
The Negation Trick
- When checking $m$, also check $-m$.
- If $-m$ is a match, then $-s$ is its signature.
- Subtraction is much faster than multiplication.
- This works because:
- $-s=(-1)s$
- ${(ab)}^e=(a^e)(b^e)$ for any $a$, $b$, $e$
- ${(-s)}^{65537}={(-1)}^{65537}s^{65537}$
$=-(s^{65537})=-m$.
- ~1.9x performance boost.
RSA Multiplicative Attack
- If $s_a$ and $s_b$ are signatures for $a$ and $b$, then $s_as_b \pmod n$ is a signature for $ab \pmod n$.
- ${(s_as_b)}^e = {(s_a)}^e{(s_b)}^e = ab$
- Such RSA attacks normally stopped by "padding".
- Getting a validly-padded message this way is extremely unlikely.
- But padding is what Nintendo messed up!
Using Multiplicative Attack
- Select random root $r$ such that $1 < r < n$.
- Calculate multiplier $k = r^{65537} \mod n$.
- Set $x = r$ and $y = k$.
- Do forever:
- $x$ = ($x$ * $r$) $\mod n$;
- $y$ = ($y$ * $k$) $\mod n$;
- if (IsMatch($y$)) return $x$;
- if (IsMatch($n - y$)) return $n - x$;
Doubling Performance Again
We only need $x$ if we found a match, so defer it:
- Select random root $r$ such that $1 < r < n$.
- Calculate multiplier $k = r^{65537} \mod n$.
- Set $y = k$ and $z = 0$.
-
Do forever:
- $z$++;
- $y$ = ($y$ * $k$) $\mod n$;
- if (IsMatch($y$)) return $r^z \mod n$;
- if (IsMatch($n - y$)) return $-r^z \mod n$;
Are We There Yet?
- Final powmod much faster than calculating $x$.
- So now we're down to 1 mul-mod per 2 checks.
- Can we do better?
- Of course!
Shenanigans
- We require any $k$ such that $k = r^{65537} \mod n$ and we know $r$.
- Multiplying by any $k$ whose $r$ is known works.
- (Negation trick: for $k=-1$, $r=-1$.)
- Do we have a $k$ for which multiplication is easier?
- It turns out we do: legitimate signatures.
Fun with PKCS #1
- PKCS #1 signature format:
- 0001FFFFFFFF...FFFF00<garbage>
- Fast multiplication:
- Fact: $(a - b)x = ax - bx$
- 0x0001FFFFFFFF...FFFF00...00 + garbage = 0x000200000000...000 - inv_garbage
- Multiplying by 0x00020...000 is a left shift: fast!
- inv_constant is 408 bits.
- Replace 2048x2048 multiply with a 2048x408 one.
GPUs Are Space Heaters
This brute force is perfect for GPUs.
- Algorithm is same thing repeated massively.
- Few conditionals during main loop.
- No communication needed among operations.
- No need to "cover" the keyspace.
- Entire algorithm fits in GPU registers.
- My cat likes the warmth.
GPU Implementation
- CUDA or OpenCL?
- CUDA tools are better.
- The current best compute cards are Nvidia.
- Amazon AWS and Windows Azure use Nvidia.
- CUDA has add-with-carry asm!
GPU Implementation
- Keeping register count down
- Algorithm is register-bound.
- Use Montgomery reduction GPU algorithm by Kaiyong Zhao:
- Can't use PKCS #1 trick, but GPUs win bigly.
Hardware
- Home Desktops
- 3x GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
- 1x GeForce GTX 1080
- 1x GeForce GTX 980 Ti
Hardware
- The Cloud™
- Amazon AWS "p2.8xlarge" instance
- 8 Tesla K80 GPUs
- 32 Xeon CPU cores (might as well use!)
- K80 is half as fast as 1080, but there are 8!
- ~230M checks per second combined GPU + CPU
- US$7/hour (yikes!)
Results
- All 6 signatures in ~9 days.
- ~8,000,000,000,000 checks per signature.
- So much for 6 months.
- Brute-forcer program is open-source:


| distinct_prepare {dplyr} | R Documentation |
*_prepare()
performs standard manipulation that is needed prior
to actual data processing. They are only be needed by packages
that implement dplyr backends.
distinct_prepare(.data, vars, group_vars = character(), .keep_all = FALSE) group_by_prepare( .data, ..., .add = FALSE, .dots = deprecated(), add = deprecated() )
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Modified tbl |
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Fossil Backend for AsciiDoc
The AsciiDoc Fossil backend plugin is hosted on Github, it generates Fossil friendly Wiki markup from AsciiDoc source. As of version 1.0.0 (2012-08-30) the Fossil backend plugin embeds linked images and admonition icons in the wiki documents.
The backend itself is a single fossil.conf configuration file.
To install the Fossil plugin download fossil.zip and install it with AsciiDoc (you will need AsciiDoc version 8.6.6 or newer):
asciidoc --backend install fossil.zip
Use the fossil backend as you would the built-in backends then pipe the output into Fossil. For example, this command will create a Wiki page called AsciiDoc in the current Fossil repository:
asciidoc -b fossil -a iconsdir=./icons -o - asciidoc.txt | fossil wiki create AsciiDoc
This command updates the existing wiki page:
asciidoc -b fossil -a iconsdir=./icons -o - asciidoc.txt | fossil wiki commit AsciiDoc
Note: Specifying the location of the admonition icons by setting the iconsdir attribute has been rendered unnecessary by a commit made on 11-September-2012.
Fossil
Fossil is a wonderful distributed version control system (DVCS) by Richard Hipp, the author of SQLite. It is built on SQLite and shares the same small-is-beautiful single stand-alone executable philosophy.
A Fossil repository doesn’t just manage source, it also supports distributed project bug tracking, wiki and blog – all managed by an integrated Web UI.
Note:
- By default linked images and admonition icons will be embedded in the wiki documents using the data URI scheme (AsciiDoc data-uri and icons attributes are set in the plugin’s
fossil.conf
file). - Older browsers (notably IE8) limit the size of data URIs.
- You will need AsciiDoc version 8.6.6 or newer to use the Fossil backend.
- To update an existing wiki page use the Fossil
wiki commit
command (notwiki create
).
Wiki HTML limitations
By default the Fossil wiki formatting rules enforce an HTML subset. If you want richer HTML wiki pages you could enable the Fossil Use HTML as wiki markup language configuration option, but this is not advisable because:
- Malicious users could inject dangerous HTML, CSS and JavaScript code into your wiki.
- It is not a supported option.
- Wiki links
[...]
are translated to HTML links which in turn precludes the use of HTML embedded script and style elements.
Keep in mind that wikis are designed to allow casual users to enter short relatively simple notes. Project documentation (which is often longer and more complex) is usually better served using Fossil’s Embedded Documentation feature.
Another gotcha is that currently the Fossil web server does not follow symlinks, instead it displays the content of the symlink file.


Changelog¶
0.4.7¶
Changes:¶
- New FileConsumer generator class in changes module, with is_idle() and poll() methods
0.4.4¶
Changes:¶
- Make Jupyter runners progressbars only appear in full detail tracking
- Fixed issue #1 - Group progress at end of immediate runs often less than 100%
- Fixed issue #2 - Jupyter notebook progress bars always blue at 100%
- Fixed issue #3 - Rename convenience method .at() to .daily()
0.4.2¶
Changes:¶
- Update dev dependencies with doc8 and twine
- Track print_line and percentage_bar corrections for the Mac
- Corrections to brief / full tracking and interruptions with ENTER
0.4.1¶
Changes:¶
- Fix one 0.3.1 changelog entry, which was incorrect
- Fix setup.py, it was not including the runningtrack package
0.4.0¶
Changes:¶
- Prepare for pypi upload
- Upgrade rtd sphinx theme and apply new customization
- Add track module
- Better separation of logging and tracking
- Rename root module to runningtrack
0.3.1¶
Changes:¶
- Switch to the Read The Docs sphinx theme
- Replace the ‘numpydoc’ sphinx parameter parser with ‘sphinx.ext.napoleon’
- Corrections to the commited files
0.3.0¶
Changes:¶
- The project was moved to github: https://github.com/paulopes/running
- Documentation using sphinx and github pages.
- Testing using pytest.


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This is useful when an application must ensure that only one person is logged-in to a single 026 * account at any given time. 027 * 028 *
Sometimes account names and passwords are lazily given away 029 * to many people for easy access to a system. Such behavior is undesirable in systems where 030 * users are accountable for their actions, such as in government applications, or when licensing 031 * agreements must be maintained, such as those which only allow 1 user per paid license. 032 * 033 *
By disallowing concurrent access, such systems can ensure that each authenticated session 034 * corresponds to one and only one user at any given time. 035 * 036 * @since 0.1 037 */ 038public class ConcurrentAccessException extends AccountException { 039 040 /** 041 * Creates a new ConcurrentAccessException. 042 */ 043 public ConcurrentAccessException() { 044 super(); 045 } 046 047 /** 048 * Constructs a new ConcurrentAccessException. 049 * 050 * @param message the reason for the exception 051 */ 052 public ConcurrentAccessException(String message) { 053 super(message); 054 } 055 056 /** 057 * Constructs a new ConcurrentAccessException. 058 * 059 * @param cause the underlying Throwable that caused this exception to be thrown. 060 */ 061 public ConcurrentAccessException(Throwable cause) { 062 super(cause); 063 } 064 065 /** 066 * Constructs a new ConcurrentAccessException. 067 * 068 * @param message the reason for the exception 069 * @param cause the underlying Throwable that caused this exception to be thrown. 070 */ 071 public ConcurrentAccessException(String message, Throwable cause) { 072 super(message, cause); 073 } 074 075}


We all know this horror of the web: imagine you had just finished writing a mile-long blog-post. You click "save", but good grief, your internet connection has vanished! And with it, all your writing, thoughts & musings. No way of ever getting it back. If only the app you used had checked your online status and saved your data in localStorage (or something similar)! Or if it would've given you fair warning that you're no longer connected, so that you could copy-paste your text into a local document. As it turns out, they could have, using the HTML5 online/offline events and the Network Information API.
Demonstration, please!
What with the who now?
We can request the current status by asking navigator.onLine
. It will return true
if the user has
connectivity, and it will return false
if the user hasn't. Of course ther are events that will be
triggered once this happens: window.ononline
and window.onoffline
.
To get more detailed information about the network, we can use the Network Information API. This API
tells you the currently available bandwidth, and if the connection is metered or not. Unfortunately, that
doesn't work everywhere. You can access the network information with navigator.connection
.
What's it good for?
If you're working with large user input, this API is almost a "must-have". Your users don't have to worry about losing their data, as your application handles all of that for them. Other things you could do with it:
- Show your users a warning that they're no longer online (demo here)
- Automatically save data locally in your browser and sync back to the server once the user is (back) online
Great, but can I use it today?
The window.onLine
property and events are pretty widely supported — Safari, Chrome, and IE10 work fine. Firefox and Opera however don't to
detect the unplugging of the network cable (in OS X anyway). The Network Information API is currently only available in Firefox.
Show me the source!
Bring your snorkel and dive right in to the source files we've used for this example.
- The javascripts
- The stylesheet (not much to see here)


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 2
Delicate slices of chicken breast made into a wrap for buckwheat salad, served with mushrooms, radish and fried lettuce.
For the chicken breast, preheat the oven to 110C/225F/Gas ¼.
Brush the chicken breast with the clarified butter, then rub on the Dijon mustard and dust evenly with the five spice. Place chicken breast on a baking tray and cook for 15 minutes, then remove from the oven and leave to cool.
Once cool, slice lengthways on a meat slicer, or cut into thin strips by hand, to make long thin slices. Lay the slices overlapping onto a sheet of baking parchment.
For the buckwheat salad, in a bowl mix the tomatoes, parsley, buckwheat and shallot. Season with salt and pepper and add lemon juice to taste. Stir in the mascarpone.
Put the mixture in a pan and warm when ready to serve.
For the chicken leg, preheat a pan on the hob. Season the leg with salt and pepper, then add it to the pan and cook for four minutes. Turn the leg over and add the butter, garlic and thyme and baste the leg until fully cooked. Allow to rest for five minutes before serving.
To prepare the garnish, in a pan melt the butter with a tablespoon of water and gently fry the Little Gem, mushrooms and radishes until soft.
Meanwhile, spoon the warm buckwheat salad mix onto the sliced chicken breast and carefully roll into a tube, like cannelloni, using the baking parchment to help you.
To serve, remove the buckwheat and chicken roll from the paper, cut into two and place half on each serving plate. Cut the chicken leg in half and place some on each plate. Place the mushrooms and radishes next to the chicken and lay the baby gem over the leg. Finish with chicken sauce and crushed cobnuts.


Final Product Reflections
Achievements from my personal perspective
I felt that the final produced product was in line with the goals set at the start of this project. Some aspects needed to be changed, the was omitted, and the didn't work at all, but many parts were successfully designed and implemented, and the entire team worked together in the . The main aspects of the project that we enjoyed as a team are (1) the information on the timeline are easy to understand, distinguishing the categories to which the belongs, and (2) navigating the timeline and POI posters. was. Sophisticated and novel, it fits well with the user's vision, which appears in museum exhibits after time travel. (3) Aesthetics achieved harmony between WWI style and time travel elements , (4) Created meaningful information about the selected time. The period through the record and lesser-known information, and (5) Projects is purely implemented by Jerry and me that face frameworks and libraries that we have never experienced before and that can be implemented in other thematic areas and may become an integral part of our future portfolio or personal page. The greatest dislike of the results was that (1) the experience with the selected dataset was frustrating and influenced the demonstration. Many of the entries in the dataset were inconsistent or required considerable additional work to make meaningful access to the project. (2) In the project, the user could not bookmark the information extracted from the POI poster or dataset. (3) Could not implement a fully responsive design.
Things that could be better from my personal perspective
A personally unsuccessful aspect of our project and an area we couldn't implement were the family tree builder and a useful loading screen. Due to the size of the timeline, and the features and storage requirements that the requires, cuts were required in other areas of the project. The family tree creator allowed the user additional interactions (creating a family tree by viewing records and uploading photos), but it broke the flow of the timeline and restricted the functionality of the timeline. I did. Since the timeline was our core feature, we wanted to make sure it was working with the highest potential and thought that the family tree would be cut out. However, I would like to implement to add interactions to my project in the future. I tried and implemented several different loading screens/animations to tell it was
The feedback from tradeshow
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What is Reiki?
The awareness of an unseen energy flowing through all living things and directly affecting the quality of a person’s health has been part of the wisdom of many cultures since ancient times. This life energy goes by many names: Qi in China, Ki in Japan, and Prana in India. The ancient Hawaiians call it Ti or Ki. It has also been called orgone energy and élan vital, and science refers to it as biofield energy.
When life energy is low, it is more difficult to deal with stress; one may not sleep well and may become more susceptible to illness. When life energy is strong, one feels strong and can more easily deal with stress and are less likely to become ill. Reiki is a technique for increasing a one’s supply of life energy.
Copyright 2017 The International Center for Reiki Training
Benefits of Reiki
Reiki works to restore and balance the body on all levels: Mind, Body and Spirit.
Reiki energy allows muscles to relax and increases blood flow to treated areas to facilitate the healing process. Practitioners and clients report help with stress, headaches, insomnia, upset stomach, sprains and other minor conditions. Occasionally, miraculous results are reported. Reiki also promotes psychological healing including release of anger, fear, worry, sadness and other unhealthy feelings and supports self-worth, confidence and tranquility. (The International Center for Reiki Training)
Scientific studies are continuing to find, Reiki produces positive benefits. The National Institute of Health has concluded, Reiki causes no harm and benefits are, at the very least, relaxation and a reduction of stress. Reiki is becoming increasingly popular with the medical community, with over 800 hospitals across the US offering Reiki as a standard part of hospital care.
A research study at Hartford Hospital in Hartford, Connecticut indicates Reiki improved patient sleep by 86%, reduced pain by 78% reduced nauseas by 80%, and reduced anxiety during pregnancy by 94%. Additional institutions’ studies, including the Cleveland Clinic, John Hopkins, Mayo Clinic, Cancer Institute of Australia, University of New Hampshire, the Center for Spirituality Healing at the University of Minnesota, Reiki Organization, and Reiki Rays Organization, concluded some of the benefits from Reiki include:
- Relaxation
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- Blood pressure improvement
- Heart rate improvement
- Stress reduction
- Reducing depression symptoms
- Reducing stress hormones
- Improving chronic health conditions
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- Diabetes
- Cancer
- Fibromyalgia
- Job burnout
- Caring efficacy
- Improve digestion
- Enhanced self-esteem
- Sense of Spiritual connection
- Strengthen overall well being
- Accelerates natural healing
- Improves problem solving
- Helps prevent progress of disease
- Change negative conditioning and behavior
- Dissolves energy blockages
- Releases emotional baggage
History of Reiki
Reiki was developed by Mikao Usui in 1922. Usui was born August 15, 1865 in Taniai Village, Yamagata District, Cifu Prefecture. At an early age, Usui entered a Tendai Buddhist school near Mr. Kurama. Usui was known for his gentle character, honest and candid mannerisms. He enjoyed learning, reading and exploring a variety of topics including, medical science, religion, divination, history, and psychology. Usui traveled to Europe, America and studied in China. Usui also studied Kiko, the Japanese version of Qi-gong. Usui noted the healing techniques were depleting the energies of the practitioners. He wondered if it was possible to heal without using the energy of the practitioner.
Eventually, Usui became the Secretary to Shinpei Goto, Head of the Department of Health and Welfare, who later became the Mayor of Tokyo. Usui was also a member of the Rei Jyutu Ka, a group dedicated to developing psychic abilities. March 1922, Usui was having difficulties in his business and personal life and enrolled in Isyu Guo, as 21-day training course, sponsored by the Tendai Buddhist Temple, located near Mt. Kurama. People would stand under a small waterfall on the mountain to meditate. This practice is believed to activate the Crown Chakra. Japanese Reiki Masters believe Usui may have used this meditation as part of his practice. It was during the Isyu Guo training when Reiki energy entered Usui’s Crown Chakra. He became aware of his ability to use this unseen energy to heal himself and others with immediate results. Dr. Usui passed his knowledge onto Dr. Chujiro, who taught Mrs. Hawayo Takata, who eventually brought Reiki to the rest of the world.
What to expect at an In-Person Session
A traditional Reiki session proceeds with the recipient remaining fully clothed and relaxed, either lying on a treatment table or sitting in a comfortably supported chair.
The practitioner conducts the Reiki session through light, non-invasive touch with the practitioner’s hands placed and held on a series of locations on the head, front and back of the torso. The placement of the hands should never be intrusive or inappropriate, nor should there be any pressure.
Additional placements on the limbs can be done as needed (example: if there is an injury or surgical scar), and some practitioners routinely perform.
The Reiki practitioner can hold their hands just off the body if needed (example: the presence of an open wound or burn), or if the recipient prefers.
A brief discussion time is usually included in an In-Person session.
Mission statement:
Using Ministry and Reiki to provide a spiritually supportive environment, facilitating the journey of balance and harmony of the Mind, Body and Spirit of every soul, endeavoring to achieve their highest potential.
Philosophy:
The only world we can change is our own. This noble and righteous endeavor is an endless journey. Finding balance and harmony within, begins with loving oneself. Self-love is positive, peaceful and powerful.
When one balances their Mind, Body and Spirit, the positive environment encourages the body to repair and restore itself, and the created harmony will radiate outward, fostering a more positive world - one person at a time.
There is an All Present, Higher Power – a God within us all - with unlimited potential. We can nurture, foster and expand our unlimited potential with positive thoughts, environments and self-care - finding and maintaining Balance with the Mind, Body and Spirit, thus creating Harmony.
Intention:
To honor and respect all through faith, love and understanding, and to cause no harm.
Disclaimer: Ministry and Reiki are complementary to medical care and treatment. Ministry and Reiki are NOT replacements for medical care, medical treatments, physician prescribed medications, and psychiatric and psychological counseling. It is recommended and encouraged for all clients adhere to the advice and counsel of your medical team. Reiki – Balance & Harmony, LLC will work with your medical team in your journey of balancing the Mind, Body and Spirit.
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Instance Chain:
self,
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Struct
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/lib/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/types.rb |
Overview
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#completion_time ⇒ Time
rw
The time that the import task completed.
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#id ⇒ String
rw
The import file task
id
returned in the response of StartImportFileTask. -
#import_name ⇒ String
rw
The name of the import task given in StartImportFileTask.
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#input_s3_bucket ⇒ String
rw
The S3 bucket where import file is located.
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#input_s3_key ⇒ String
rw
The Amazon
::Aws::S3
key name of the import file. -
#number_of_records_failed ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of records that failed to be imported.
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#number_of_records_success ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of records successfully imported.
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#start_time ⇒ Time
rw
Start time of the import task.
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#status ⇒ String
rw
Status of import file task.
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#status_report_s3_bucket ⇒ String
rw
The S3 bucket name for status report of import task.
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#status_report_s3_key ⇒ String
rw
The Amazon
::Aws::S3
key name for status report of import task.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#completion_time ⇒ Time
(rw)
The time that the import task completed.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/lib/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/types.rb', line 912
class GetImportFileTaskResponse < Struct.new( :completion_time, :id, :import_name, :input_s3_bucket, :input_s3_key, :number_of_records_failed, :number_of_records_success, :start_time, :status, :status_report_s3_bucket, :status_report_s3_key) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#id ⇒ String
(rw)
The import file task id
returned in the response of
StartImportFileTask.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/lib/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/types.rb', line 912
class GetImportFileTaskResponse < Struct.new( :completion_time, :id, :import_name, :input_s3_bucket, :input_s3_key, :number_of_records_failed, :number_of_records_success, :start_time, :status, :status_report_s3_bucket, :status_report_s3_key) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#import_name ⇒ String
(rw)
The name of the import task given in StartImportFileTask.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/lib/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/types.rb', line 912
class GetImportFileTaskResponse < Struct.new( :completion_time, :id, :import_name, :input_s3_bucket, :input_s3_key, :number_of_records_failed, :number_of_records_success, :start_time, :status, :status_report_s3_bucket, :status_report_s3_key) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#input_s3_bucket ⇒ String
(rw)
The S3 bucket where import file is located.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/lib/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/types.rb', line 912
class GetImportFileTaskResponse < Struct.new( :completion_time, :id, :import_name, :input_s3_bucket, :input_s3_key, :number_of_records_failed, :number_of_records_success, :start_time, :status, :status_report_s3_bucket, :status_report_s3_key) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#input_s3_key ⇒ String
(rw)
The Amazon ::Aws::S3
key name of the import file.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/lib/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/types.rb', line 912
class GetImportFileTaskResponse < Struct.new( :completion_time, :id, :import_name, :input_s3_bucket, :input_s3_key, :number_of_records_failed, :number_of_records_success, :start_time, :status, :status_report_s3_bucket, :status_report_s3_key) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#number_of_records_failed ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of records that failed to be imported.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/lib/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/types.rb', line 912
class GetImportFileTaskResponse < Struct.new( :completion_time, :id, :import_name, :input_s3_bucket, :input_s3_key, :number_of_records_failed, :number_of_records_success, :start_time, :status, :status_report_s3_bucket, :status_report_s3_key) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#number_of_records_success ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of records successfully imported.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/lib/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/types.rb', line 912
class GetImportFileTaskResponse < Struct.new( :completion_time, :id, :import_name, :input_s3_bucket, :input_s3_key, :number_of_records_failed, :number_of_records_success, :start_time, :status, :status_report_s3_bucket, :status_report_s3_key) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#start_time ⇒ Time
(rw)
Start time of the import task.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/lib/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/types.rb', line 912
class GetImportFileTaskResponse < Struct.new( :completion_time, :id, :import_name, :input_s3_bucket, :input_s3_key, :number_of_records_failed, :number_of_records_success, :start_time, :status, :status_report_s3_bucket, :status_report_s3_key) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#status ⇒ String
(rw)
Status of import file task.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/lib/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/types.rb', line 912
class GetImportFileTaskResponse < Struct.new( :completion_time, :id, :import_name, :input_s3_bucket, :input_s3_key, :number_of_records_failed, :number_of_records_success, :start_time, :status, :status_report_s3_bucket, :status_report_s3_key) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#status_report_s3_bucket ⇒ String
(rw)
The S3 bucket name for status report of import task.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/lib/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/types.rb', line 912
class GetImportFileTaskResponse < Struct.new( :completion_time, :id, :import_name, :input_s3_bucket, :input_s3_key, :number_of_records_failed, :number_of_records_success, :start_time, :status, :status_report_s3_bucket, :status_report_s3_key) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#status_report_s3_key ⇒ String
(rw)
The Amazon ::Aws::S3
key name for status report of import task. The report
contains details about whether each record imported successfully or
why it did not.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/lib/aws-sdk-migrationhubstrategyrecommendations/types.rb', line 912
class GetImportFileTaskResponse < Struct.new( :completion_time, :id, :import_name, :input_s3_bucket, :input_s3_key, :number_of_records_failed, :number_of_records_success, :start_time, :status, :status_report_s3_bucket, :status_report_s3_key) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


Markets remain focused on UK General Election
Author: Dinko Dinkov
The Pound has been in a sideways range over the past week against the Euro, floating between the 1.1550-1.1620 range. I believe the reason for this is that the market has currently priced in a Conservative majority for this election- which is currently being reflected in a 10 point lead in the polls. The reason why the market sees this as a positive is that this essentially will mean that Brexit will be delivered in the new year and terms will be struck in October.
Sterling should remain rangebound unless we see any polls that show any difference in the above- if Conservatives start to lose their lead then the Pound may weaken, and if we see their lead solidified further then we could see Sterling move to the 1.17-1.18 area.
Moving away from politics, we have a busy week ahead in terms of economic data- which will be a focus for exchange rates following the Bank of England’s dovish message last week. On Monday, we have GDP figures for the UK for Q3, Growth remains sluggish in the UK, but we may see a positive effect from companies stockpiling prior to October 31st in preparation for the Brexit deadline. On Tuesday, the jobs report for September is due out, and we will be watching to see if there has been a continuation of the last few reports which showed decreasing employment- on Wednesday we have inflation data, and retail sales for October are due out on Thursday.
All in all, this is quite a busy week for Sterling, however, it is important to note that the UK Election will trump any data releases- so as much as economic data is important, always keep an eye on the media and opinion polls through this period. In the 2017 snap election- we saw the Pound fall by 5% from when the election was called to the day of the result, if you would like to know more about how you can protect yourself from the volatility in the markets then please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Sterling should remain rangebound unless we see any polls that show any difference in the above- if Conservatives start to lose their lead then the Pound may weaken, and if we see their lead solidified further then we could see Sterling move to the 1.17-1.18 area.
Moving away from politics, we have a busy week ahead in terms of economic data- which will be a focus for exchange rates following the Bank of England’s dovish message last week. On Monday, we have GDP figures for the UK for Q3, Growth remains sluggish in the UK, but we may see a positive effect from companies stockpiling prior to October 31st in preparation for the Brexit deadline. On Tuesday, the jobs report for September is due out, and we will be watching to see if there has been a continuation of the last few reports which showed decreasing employment- on Wednesday we have inflation data, and retail sales for October are due out on Thursday.
All in all, this is quite a busy week for Sterling, however, it is important to note that the UK Election will trump any data releases- so as much as economic data is important, always keep an eye on the media and opinion polls through this period. In the 2017 snap election- we saw the Pound fall by 5% from when the election was called to the day of the result, if you would like to know more about how you can protect yourself from the volatility in the markets then please don’t hesitate to contact me.