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ca33317-Jul-19 02:31 PM
so you dont see the order after you confirm it @FtrSaroth ??
Alecandro17-Jul-19 02:32 PM
Is there no way to specify what price you would like to get for certain assets? Or is this only limited since it’s a test version?
FtrSaroth17-Jul-19 02:33 PM
Yes, i dont see the order, tried several times with different amounts but still not showed @ca333
Tony Stark17-Jul-19 02:34 PM
@Alecandro I wanted to know the some thing...
@ca333
The *same thing, I mean
Sharifa17-Jul-19 02:38 PM
I did another successful Swap this time on 4G using Tor network.
However i can not decide how many MORTHY i want to receive(edited)
FtrSaroth17-Jul-19 02:41 PM
Me too, want to know the same thing that @Alecandro and @Tony Stark, i tried to put order eth/kmd and the same, order not showed, then last hour tried again and show me an option and select and automatic fill the amount to receive but when i confirm show me a error, my amount of eth are less, but dont letme modify the amount to receive to create a order @ca333(edited)
Markus17-Jul-19 02:42 PM
FtrSaroth17-Jul-19 02:42 PM
ca33317-Jul-19 02:45 PM
try a smaller ETH amount @FtrSaroth
e.g. 0.01 and let me know if you still get an error
FtrSaroth17-Jul-19 02:46 PM
Ok, gonna try and let you know the results
Markus17-Jul-19 02:49 PM
I think it could be nice if on exchange page after u selected coin that u would see how much of the coin u have available
With 0.01 eth the swap go until step 2 then failed @ca333(edited)
cryptoclueless17-Jul-19 02:57 PM
@FtrSaroth I was having the same issue yesterday and today, I tried to create several orders with BAT but nothing ever showed up in the order tab. I've been wondering if we are not able to actually create a trade/order, we can only accept the trade/orders that are shown(edited)
Vanncoins17-Jul-19 03:02 PM
Adding to what @cryptoclueless is saying, it isn’t immediately obvious that creating an order is possible, at first I was under the same impression
cryptoclueless17-Jul-19 03:03 PM
I thought I read something about market makers and liquidity, so maybe those of us that aren't set up for market makers/liquidity aren't allowed to actually create trade.
These are small amounts but if you look, the exchange rates favors the market maker by 5-10 percent. I thought I might be able to set up something like that with BAT but it didn't work. I even tried to set up a even trade and it didn't work.
ca33317-Jul-19 03:06 PM
pls DM @TonyL , @smk762 - dracocanis ominator or @SHossain your log files @FtrSaroth
FtrSaroth17-Jul-19 03:07 PM
Maybe thats why, lets gonna wait what support says, since we are beta testing @cryptoclueless
ca33317-Jul-19 03:07 PM
@cryptoclueless@Vanncoins - thanks for the feedback guys. It is possible to create orders - so the issue is somehwere else. We will investigate this.
cipi17-Jul-19 03:15 PM
@Vanncoins beacuse my VRSC balance is 0.3741035... try to sell me some instead or post your own sell orders
error shown on maker is "error" : "lp_swap:819] !check_i_have_enough_to_trade utxo:1194] VRSC balance 0.3741035000000000 is too low, required 0.37411348(edited)
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Vanncoins17-Jul-19 03:15 PM
Found a pretty important bug: when sending coins from atomicDEX wallets, pressing the camera button (for QR code scanning) exits the app
Currently using iOS
CMaurice17-Jul-19 03:20 PM
I've been trying that KMD VRSC swap some time as well, always fails at 1/3
ca33317-Jul-19 03:21 PM
good find @Vanncoins - thanks, fixing this
stealth17-Jul-19 03:22 PM
My iOS app email is different than my registered beta one. My ios App Store email is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Can someone update?
Oszy17-Jul-19 03:22 PM
DM one of the guys don't post your email here
stealth17-Jul-19 03:23 PM
dan.17-Jul-19 03:31 PM
so. alices cant set an ask price anymore? at the mercy of the best bob price?(edited)
thats not bad, i just want to be understanding this correctly
i suppose that makes sense if the end user cant be a bob now
this also actually gives incentive for bobs to be market makers...
pretty ingenious
Alecandro17-Jul-19 03:36 PM
Well I mean it’s cool, but what if I want to set a price to sell my assets at? Doesn’t seem like I currently can
cryptoclueless17-Jul-19 03:36 PM
@ca333 Since @Vanncoins mentioned trying the QR code for a withdrawal, I figured I'd try to send some BAT out using the QR code on my android phone. It did not close atomicdex so thats good, and it looked like the withdrawal was successful, but not tx was actually created. I've tried twice with no transaction. Not sure how long I should wait, but my BAT balance has not changed.
smk762 - dracocanis ominator17-Jul-19 03:37 PM
@Alecandro you can setup a LP node
Details in the pinned messages
dan.17-Jul-19 03:38 PM
@Alecandro if all pairs have liquidity like last time (wasn't it cipi?) that tracked near CMC prices, this will be fine
and yes you can always set up a Bob
does anyone kknow if there is going to be a GUI or is it just going to be CLI to be a Bob
Alecandro17-Jul-19 03:39 PM
Okay, so its just because we're in testing and theres not a lot of liquidity yet?
cipi17-Jul-19 03:42 PM
@dan. i use my own perl-script to set/update prices from coinpaprika: https://github.com/cipig/mmtools
no need for a GUI, servers don't have GUIs
Contribute to cipig/mmtools development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Alecandro17-Jul-19 03:45 PM
this might be a dumb question, but is atomic dex only going to be mobile?

Will there ever be a way to deposit USD to atomicdex to buy crypto with? Or is that not possible because you would need relationship with the bank?
Markus17-Jul-19 03:48 PM
when i try to change 342 doge for vrsc it change my order to 0.0000001 doge and i cant change it(edited)
cipi17-Jul-19 03:49 PM
@Alecandro would be possible if USD would have a blockchain :-D
we have USDC instead... and DAI too
Alecandro17-Jul-19 03:50 PM
yea that's what I thought haha just checking! Just wish there was a way to have an onramp without going through places like coinbase
Markus17-Jul-19 03:50 PM
@ca333
Alecandro17-Jul-19 03:52 PM
Plus I figured you KMD guys are so smart you could probably figure something out lol. That would really make KMD explode if it could be your complete trading experience: fiat in, trade for crypto, trade crypto to crypto, crypto to fiat, fiat out
vichiet17-Jul-19 03:54 PM
Alecandro17-Jul-19 03:54 PM
But I'm just a dreamer
vichiet17-Jul-19 03:54 PM
3 real trades success very fast
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27aume17-Jul-19 03:55 PM
First successful trade!
vichiet17-Jul-19 03:55 PM
I am now level 2 tester lol
freakbros17-Jul-19 03:56 PM
Nice
Alecandro17-Jul-19 03:57 PM
What does that mean @vichiet level 2 tester?
You make that up lol
vichiet17-Jul-19 04:03 PM
@Alecandro first level is when you trade Mick coin(edited)
Alecandro17-Jul-19 04:03 PM
ohhhhh gocha haha yea I know what you mean now
RJF17-Jul-19 04:03 PM
Is there a release version for IOS or is this only available to testers?
vichiet17-Jul-19 04:03 PM
@Alecandro testing must be fun too
jl777c17-Jul-19 04:04 PM
in time there will be everything, automated marketmakers, desktop versions, mobile based liquidity creation, orderbook, website that displays realtime data, etc.
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vichiet17-Jul-19 04:05 PM
@jl777c that will be great
jl777c17-Jul-19 04:05 PM
that is all just "easy" stuff, compared to getting a 100% reliable atomicDEX engine
that is easy and intuitive to use
once that is done, the rest is just a matter of doing it, no magic required
Alecandro17-Jul-19 04:05 PM
Well I must say that this is extremely easy to use
jl777c17-Jul-19 04:06 PM
our govt sponsored marketing plan is well underway to create a large demand
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Alecandro17-Jul-19 04:06 PM
Can you elaborate on what that means exactly??
benzo36517-Jul-19 04:06 PM
Is there a limit to the amount of orders? I've tried 3 times to do a 5 Qtum > .1 Eth and it submits order but doesn't show up in orders tab. Android 9
jl777c17-Jul-19 04:06 PM
remember this is the first "public" testing, so there have been some rough edges
@Alecandro it is a joke, but the universal KYC requirement, withdraw limits, etc. that are mandated on the CEX by the govt sure is creating a large demand for a noncustodial KYC-free atomicDEX
Alecandro17-Jul-19 04:07 PM
hahahahah ahhh gocha, I was like whaaaattttt
lol
jl777c17-Jul-19 04:08 PM
if we had unlimited budget to maximize the market demand for atomicDEX, it would be to bribe govts to make it so using CEX was so painful that people would be forced to use atomicDEX
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ca33317-Jul-19 04:08 PM
@benzo365 please ensure you have ETH deposited even if you re just trying to buy them with another coin. We are adding a message/handler for this case.
dan.17-Jul-19 04:09 PM
are we going to do any stress tests like before? to see how many alices can connect to each LP
jl777c17-Jul-19 04:09 PM
i saw shossain had almost 10 swaps going at once, on his phone
benzo36517-Jul-19 04:09 PM
@ca333 thanks, will try
Markus17-Jul-19 04:11 PM
@jl777c 10 waiting swaps to be matched or 10 on going swaps?
dan.17-Jul-19 04:12 PM
i think itd be important to test if dICOs are to be a thing again (which they could be with this tech)(edited)
jl777c17-Jul-19 04:13 PM
a stress test is a good idea. maybe we can have everyone do swaps to the same LP at the same time
ca33317-Jul-19 04:13 PM
@dan. the tech is fully ready to carry out dICOs - anyone could create a chain right now - get it listed on atomicDEX mobile and set the ICO orders up.
jl777c17-Jul-19 04:13 PM
@Markus i think half a dozen swaps were pending at once, but you need to ask shossain to know for sure
vichiet17-Jul-19 04:14 PM
@dan. do you mean dIEO ?
Alecandro17-Jul-19 04:14 PM
So I can't remember if anyone asked this or if it got answered yet. Will there be the ability to start a swap and then close the app while it still completes in the future?
ca33317-Jul-19 04:14 PM
we have a stresstest coming on an automated infrastructure - we already ran thousands of swaps through that system and will do this in a more coordinated fashion as soon as all beta testers are onboarded - which thb is already some sort of stress-test.


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NON-STOP A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 2000 David N. Butterworth
** (out of ****)
Murky and confused, the Japanese import "Non-Stop" ("Dangan Ranna") is a pale precursor to Tom Tykwer's exhilarating "Run Lola Run" from 1998. Both films share a central premise of a shady deal gone awry resulting in a pivotal figure--in "Non-Stop" it's actually three protagonists--run, run, running for their life/lives. And there's also the intriguing plot device of learning more about our leading player(s) as time elapses, through flashbacks and fast forwards.
But there the comparisons end.
"Non-Stop" was actually made in 1996 but is only now seeing a US release thanks--but not many--to those indie promoters over at Shooting Gallery. So it's more likely that, if anything, Tykwer borrowed from writer/director Hiroyuki Tanaka (typically credited as Sabu as he is here). If Tykwer did draw his inspiration from "Non-Stop," then he improved upon the original no end.
Tomoro Taguchi plays a would-be bank robber who, as the film opens, is plotting one big score. Forgetting his mask, he ducks into a local convenience store and ineptly shoplifts one, which is when the chase begins. Hurtling along, the thief's pursuer (the store clerk, played by Daimond Yukai) clumsily collides with a local Yakuza (Shinichi Tsutsumi plays the gangster) who subsequently takes up the pursuit.
Much of the film's scant 82-minute running time is made up of these three grown men dashing through the streets of downtown Tokyo, all keeping an oddly safe and equal distance from each other. These men share a common bond in that they are losers: Yasuda (Taguchi) cannot hold down even the most menial of jobs as a kitchen aide, and his planned robbery is partly an attempt to impress his girlfriend; Aizawa (Yukai) is a would-be rock star with a heroin habit; and Takeda (Tsutsumi) is living with the stigma of letting his mob boss take a fatal hit.
Whereas "Run Lola Run" was an adrenaline rush from start to finish, "Non-Stop" is just plain silly. Tykwer's film was smart and kinetic, its heroine alive and ablaze, its real and imagined situations by turns creative and absurd, pulsing with portent and unpredictability. "Non-Stop" is none of these. It feels amateurish and uneven. Even the subtitles are often times poorly translated.
Likewise the film is supposed to be a black comedy but there are few laughs to be found among the shattered lives and machismo violence. One Asian family in the audience, who perhaps detected some culturally significant reference, was laughing uncontrollably during a sequence in which the runners pass an attractive woman who has stooped to pick something up. Momentarily distracted from their ultimate fate, all three men have similar (sexual) fantasies as they breeze on by.
While more clever than amusing, this scene is one of the few in which the director actually appears to be in control of his material, taking full advantage of the inventive gimmick at the center of his film. Otherwise, "Non-Stop" is a long haul, a never-ending marathon of good intentions marred by missed opportunities.
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| ClickListener | Callback interface for responding to click events, which occur when any Controller button is clicked. |
| ClickState |
Indicates the status of a click event, for use with the ClickListener .
|
| Controller |
Controller represents the UI through which the user interacts with the Scene .
|
| ControllerStatus |
Indicates the availability of a given Controller, for use with the
ControllerStatusListener .
|
| ControllerStatusListener | Callback interface for responding to status change events for a Controller. |
| DeviceNotCompatibleException | Exception thrown when a device is not compatible with Viro. |
| DirectionalLight |
DirectionalLight is a Light that illuminates all objects in the Scene from the
same direction with constant intensity.
|
| DirectionalLight.DirectionalLightBuilder<R extends Light, B extends LightBuilder<R, B>> |
Builder for creating DirectionalLight.DirectionalLightBuilder objects.
|
| DragListener |
Callback interface for responding to drag events, which occur when the Controller pressed
down on a Node with a button, holds it, and then drags the Node .
|
| FixedParticleEmitter | FixedParticleEmitter enables you to render groups of fixed particles. |
| FrameListener | Callback interface for listening to frame events. |
| FuseListener |
Callback interface for responding to fuse events, which occur when the user hovers the
Controller's pointer over a Node for a set period of time.
|
| Geometry |
Geometry is the top-level class for any displayable 3D model with Material objects that
define its appearance.
|
| Geometry.GeometryBuilder |
Builder for creating Geometry objects.
|
| GesturePinchListener | Callback interface for responding to pinch events, which occur when the user pinches with two fingers on the screen. |
| GestureRotateListener | Callback interface for responding to rotate events, which occur when the user places two fingers on the screen and rotates then clockwise or counterclockwise. |
| HitTestListener | Callback interface for responding to hit-test results. |
| HitTestResult | HitTestResult encapsulates a single result of a virtual based hit-test. |
| HoverListener |
Callback interface for responding to hover events, which occur when the Controller hovers
over a Node .
|
| Light |
Light is a light source that illuminates Nodes in the Scene .
|
| Light.LightBuilder<R extends Light, B extends LightBuilder<R, B>> |
LightBuilder abstract class for building subclasses of Light .
|
| Material | Materials are the set of shading attributes that define the appearance of a geometry's surfaces when rendered. |
| Material.BlendMode | BlendMode determines how a pixel's color, as it is being rendered, interacts with the color of the pixel already in the framebuffer. |
| Material.ColorWriteMask | ColorWriteMask indicates what colors should be written to the screen when rendering a Material. |
| Material.CullMode | CullMode determines whether we render front faces, back faces, or both. |
| Material.LightingModel | LightingModel defines a formula for combining a material’s diffuse, specular, and other properties with the Lights in the Scene, and the point of view, to create the color of each rendered pixel. |
| Material.MaterialBuilder |
Builder for creating Material objects.
|
| Material.ShadowMode |
ShadowMode defines in what form a Material receives shadows.
|
| Material.TransparencyMode | TransparencyMode determines how the opacity of pixels is computed. |
| Matrix | Matrix represents a 4x4 floating-point Matrix. |
| Node |
Underlying each Scene is a full-featured 3D scene graph engine.
|
| Node.DragType |
Specifies the behavior of dragging if the Node has an attached DragListener .
|
| Node.NodeBuilder<R extends Node, B extends NodeBuilder<R, B>> |
NodeBuilder for creating Node objects.
|
| Node.TransformBehavior | TransformBehaviors change the way a Node computes its position, rotation and scale. |
| Node.TransformListener | The TransformListener receives callbacks when the Node's position has changed. |
| Object3D |
Object3D defines a Node that can load FBX, OBJ, GLTF, or GLB models.
|
| Object3D.MorphMode | MorphMode represents the method used to calculate and blend morph target data in this Object3D. |
| Object3D.Type |
Supported model formats for loading into an Object3D .
|
| OmniLight |
OmniLight is a Light that emits light in all directions from a given position, with
decreasing intensity over distance.
|
| OmniLight.OmniLightBuilder<R extends Light, B extends LightBuilder<R, B>> |
Builder for creating OmniLight objects.
|
| ParticleEmitter | ParticleEmitter enables developers to create and configure quad emitters for building complex and intricate particle effects. |
| ParticleEmitter.EmissionBurst | EmissionBurst defines moments of instantaneous particle creation. |
| ParticleEmitter.Factor | Factor is used to distinguish between various particle emission properties that can either be set as a rate per second or per meter. |
| ParticleEmitter.ParticleEmitterBuilder |
Builder for creating ParticleEmitter objects.
|
| ParticleEmitter.ParticleModifier |
ParticleModifier is used by various ParticleEmitter properties to set not only how
particles will initially behave, but how they will behave over time or across distance.
|
| ParticleEmitter.ParticleModifierColor | ParticleModifier for color properties. |
| ParticleEmitter.ParticleModifierFloat | ParticleModifier for floating point properties. |
| ParticleEmitter.ParticleModifierVector |
ParticleModifier for Vector properties.
|
| ParticleEmitter.SpawnVolume | Interface for volumes that can be defined for spawning particles. |
| ParticleEmitter.SpawnVolumeBox | For spawning particles across or within a box. |
| ParticleEmitter.SpawnVolumeEllipsoid | For spawning particles across or within an ellipsoid. |
| ParticleEmitter.SpawnVolumePoint | For spawning particles at a particular point in the parent Node's coordinate system. |
| ParticleEmitter.SpawnVolumeSphere | For spawning particles aross or within a sphere. |
| PhysicsBody |
PhysicsBody encapsulates the physics simulation of a particular Node .
|
| PhysicsBody.CollisionListener | Callback interface for responding to PhysicsBody collisions. |
| PhysicsBody.RigidBodyType | The RigidBodyType of a PhysicsBody controls how the body responds to forces and collisions. |
| PhysicsShape | The physics simulation approximates physics bodies with simplified shapes. |
| PhysicsShapeAutoCompound | AutoCompound shapes are automatically generated from a Node by approximating its geometry as a composite of bounding boxes. |
| PhysicsShapeBox | Box physics shape. |
| PhysicsShapeSphere |
Spherical PhysicsShape .
|
| PhysicsWorld |
The PhysicsWorld encapsulates the physics simulation associated with the Scene .
|
| PhysicsWorld.HitTestListener | Callback used when hit tests are completed. |
| PinchState |
Indicates that status of a pinch gesture made on a screen, for use with the GesturePinchListener .
|
| PointCloudUpdateListener | Interface for receiving point cloud updates. |
| Polygon | Polygon represents a one-sided plane whose boundary is defined by a list of vertices. |
| Polyline | Polyline defines a multi-point line. |
| Portal |
Portal is a special Node that serves as an entry or window into an associated
PortalScene .
|
| PortalScene |
PortalScene is the root of the subgraph of Node s that is displayed through a Portal .
|
| PortalScene.EntryListener | Callback interface for responding to users entering or exiting a PortalScene. |
| PortalScene.PortalSceneBuilder<R extends Node, B extends PortalSceneBuilder<R, B>> |
PortalSceneBuilder for creating PortalScene objects.
|
| Quad | Quad represents a one-sided plane defined by a width and height. |
| Quaternion | Represents a 4-component floating-point quaternion. |
| RendererCloseListener | Callback runnable that is used for responding to Viro renderer being closed by the user. |
| RendererConfiguration | RendererConfiguration allows you to set which rendering properties and algorithms will be enabled at launch. |
| RotateState |
Indicates the status of a rotate gesture made on a screen, for use with the GestureRotateListener .
|
| Scene |
Scene represents a scene graph - a hierarchy of Node s that together represent the 3D
world.
|
| Scene.AudioMaterial | AudioMaterial is used to define the Scene's reverb effects. |
| Scene.SceneBuilder<R extends Scene, B extends SceneBuilder<R, B>> |
SceneBuilder for creating Scene objects.
|
| Scene.VisibilityListener |
Receives callbacks in response to a Scene appearing and disappearing.
|
| Sound | Viro provides a full-featured audio engine. |
| Sound.PlaybackListener |
Callback interface for responding to Sound events.
|
| SoundField | SoundField emits environmental sound from every direction. |
| SoundField.PlaybackListener |
Callback interface for responding to SoundField events.
|
| SpatialSound | SpatialSound is positioned audio that can travel throughout a scene. |
| SpatialSound.PlaybackListener |
Callback interface for responding to SpatialSound events.
|
| SpatialSound.Rolloff | The attenuation function that determines how the volume of the SpatialSound changes with distance from the sound's position. |
| Sphere | Sphere defines a spherical shape, e.g. |
| Spotlight |
Spotlight is a Light that illuminates objects within a cone-shaped area, in a given
direction, with decreasing intensity over distance.
|
| Spotlight.SpotlightBuilder<R extends Light, B extends LightBuilder<R, B>> |
Builder for creating Spotlight objects.
|
| Submesh |
Submesh defines how the vertices of a Geometry are connected together to form a 3D object.
|
| Submesh.SubmeshBuilder |
Builder for creating Submesh objects.
|
| Surface |
This class is deprecated.
Use Quad in place of this class.
|
| SwipeState |
Indicates the status of a touchpad swipe event, for use with the TouchpadSwipeListener .
|
| Text | Text is a Geometry that renders strings of text. |
| Text.ClipMode | Controls whether text clips when it exceeds its bounds. |
| Text.FontStyle |
The style of the font used to render Text .
|
| Text.FontWeight |
The weight of the font used to render Text .
|
| Text.HorizontalAlignment | Controls the horizontal alignment of Text within its bounds. |
| Text.LineBreakMode | Controls the way in which text wraps when it exceeds its bound's width. |
| Text.OuterStroke | The outer stroke which enables effects like outline or drop shadow. |
| Text.TextBuilder |
Builder for creating Text objects.
|
| Text.VerticalAlignment | Controls the vertical alignment of Text within its bounds. |
| Texture |
Texture is an image used to add surface detail and color to a Material .
|
| Texture.FilterMode |
FilterMode determines how samples are chosen from the Texture when its rendered
size is larger or smaller than the underlying image's actual size.
|
| Texture.Format |
Texture.Format identifies the format of the pixel-data underlying the Texture .
|
| Texture.StereoMode |
StereoMode is used in VR to render a Texture in stereo.
|
| Texture.TextureBuilder |
Builder for creating Texture objects.
|
| Texture.WrapMode | WrapMode determines what happens when the texture coordinates extend outside the [0.0, 1.0] range when mapping the image. |
| TouchpadScrollListener |
Callback interface for responding to touchpad scroll events, which occur when the finger is
used to scroll up or down while hovering over a Node in a touchpad Controller.
|
| TouchpadSwipeListener | Callback interface for responding to touchpad swipe events, which occur when a finger is swiped across a touchpad Controller. |
| TouchpadTouchListener | Callback interface for responding to touchpad touch events, which occur when a finger interacts with a touchpad Controller. |
| TouchState |
Indicates the status of a touchpad touch event, for use with TouchpadTouchListener .
|
| Vector | Vector represents a 3-component floating-point vector. |
| VideoTexture | VideoTexture plays video from local or remote sources. |
| VideoTexture.PlaybackListener | Callback interface for responding to video lifecycle and playback events. |
| ViroContext | ViroContext provides context for the Viro application. |
| ViroMediaRecorder |
ViroMediaRecorder enables you to take a screenshot or record a video of the scene rendered in
your ViroView .
|
| ViroMediaRecorder.Error | Enum indicating what error (if any) was encountered during a recording operation. |
| ViroMediaRecorder.RecordingErrorListener | Listener for responding to errors when starting a recording, and for responding to errors during a recording. |
| ViroMediaRecorder.ScreenshotFinishListener | Listener for responding to screenshot capture success and errors. |
| ViroMediaRecorder.VideoRecordingFinishListener | Listener for responding to video recording success and errors. |
| ViroView | ViroView is the entrypoint for Viro applications, it enables the rendering of 3D AR and VR content to an Android View. |
| ViroViewARCore |
ViroViewARCore is a ViroView for rendering augmented reality scenes using Google's ARCore
API for tracking.
|
| ViroViewARCore.AnchorDetectionType | ARCore, which underlies Viro's augmented reality system, can be set to detect various types of real world features (anchors) by continually scanning the incoming video feed from the device camera. |
| ViroViewARCore.ARCoreAvailability | Enum describing state of ARCore availability on device. |
| ViroViewARCore.StartupError |
Errors returned by the ViroViewARCore.StartupListener , in response to Viro failing to
initialize.
|
| ViroViewARCore.StartupListener |
Callback interface for responding to ViroViewARCore startup success or failure.
|
| ViroViewGVR |
ViroViewGVR is a ViroView for rendering content in stereo for VR headsets using
the Google GVR SDK.
|
| ViroViewGVR.StartupError |
Errors returned by the ViroViewGVR.StartupListener , in response to Viro failing to
initialize.
|
| ViroViewGVR.StartupListener |
Callback interface for responding to ViroViewGVR startup success or failure.
|
| ViroViewOVR |
ViroViewOVR is a ViroView for rendering content in stereo for VR headsets using
the Oculus Mobile SDK.
|
| ViroViewOVR.StartupError |
Errors returned by the ViroViewOVR.StartupListener , in response to Viro failing to
initialize.
|
| ViroViewOVR.StartupListener |
Callback interface for responding to ViroViewOVR startup success or failure.
|
| ViroViewScene |
ViroViewScene is a ViroView for rendering a Scene on a simple Android View.
|
| ViroViewScene.StartupError |
Errors returned by the ViroViewScene.StartupListener , in response to Viro failing to
initialize.
|
| ViroViewScene.StartupListener |
Callback interface for responding to ViroViewScene startup success or failure.
|


We're close to the end, just a couple more stops!The next one's quite far, but quite near your shops.
This place we go, when we've been in our heads.Pulled out all our thoughts, and torn them to shreds.
But I know I love you, I know we will thrive.I'd usually suggest, we take bus number five?
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Corporate report
Report looking at the role of research, analysis and data in the department, as well as in children's services and schools in England.
On 3 May 2013, the Department for Education published its analytical review, conducted by Dr Ben Goldacre and Roger Plant, Director of So Direct Ltd. The review was commissioned by the Secretary of State, and looks at the role of research, analysis and data in the Department for Education, schools in England and children’s services. Publication of the full analytical review follows the March event at Bethnal Green Academy where Dr Goldacre communicated his vision for evidence based practice in the teaching profession. The analytical review report is comprised of a number of papers:
The Analytical Review calls for the promotion and use of robust quantitative evidence by both practitioners in the sector, and policy makers in the department; this centres on the use of randomised control trials (RCTs). While we are focusing on the sector taking the lead in practitioner use of evidence, we are also keen to demonstrate that the department is rising to the challenge set out by Dr Goldacre and leading by example. Alongside the publication of the analytical review report, we have today also announced two RCTs:
More information on these RCTs is available in the RCT announcement .


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Graphics Viewer for Windows Vista or above
ImgV64 is a Windows Vista/Win7/Win8/Win10 graphics viewer for GIF, JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC and other formats. It is designed for those who want a solid, easy viewer but who still want powerful features, without the complexity of a complete paint or thumbnailing program.
ImgV64 has many powerful features available, but they won't get in your way if you just want to use it as a simple viewer.
Among the features: You can load an image from a folder and then "slide show" through the rest of the images in the folder using the keyboard left and right arrow keys.
This works in window or full screen modes.
You can drag your image from file explorer or browser then drop to ImgV64, or copy url to clipboard then paste onto ImgV64.
Free of any malware, spyware, and viruses. It is a 100% clean and safe tool for you to use.
You can add text to an image with the text tool. This is quite versatile, with font, size and color selection, transparent, and 90/180/270 degree rotation of image available.
As you can see above, many tools, including Undo/Redo, are available on the toolbar. If you want more screen space, you can hide the toolbar and just use menus.
You can choose to open an image at 100% of its original size, or at a size that is adjusted to fill available space on the screen (while maintaining proportions).
You can choose to have up to 4 recently-loaded images in the file menu, for quick re-display.
If you really want to simply view or edit your photo albums, this is your choice.
Brightness, Contrast, and Gamma adjustments are selectable by slider bar. Other Tune Dialogs include Sharpen, Blur, and color adjustments on the Red/Green/Blue scale.
The Undo of editing also has a Redo option. Both are on the toolbar for easy scrolling through changes.
There is a Set as Wallpaper function in the Image menu to make the current image your desktop wallpaper.
It works on Windows 10, 8 & 8.1, 7, Vista, Server 2008/2012/2016. 64-bit Windows versions are also supported.


public class WorldDataUtils
extends java.lang.Object
A Utility class made for the Data Entries from the World Data Bank Site.
WorldData
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
WorldDataUtils() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static java.util.List<de.fhpotsdam.unfolding.data.Feature> |
getCityFeatures()
Loads the data of city json into countryFeatures then returns the same unmodefiable list each time and it has a type property to specify that it's a city.
|
static processing.core.PImage |
getCityMarkerImage() |
static java.util.List<de.fhpotsdam.unfolding.marker.Marker> |
getCityMarkers()
Makes the List
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static java.util.List<de.fhpotsdam.unfolding.data.Feature> |
getCountryFeatures()
Loads the data of country json into countryFeatures private field only once, then returns the same list each time.
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static java.util.List<de.fhpotsdam.unfolding.marker.Marker> |
getCountryMarkers()
Makes the List
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static boolean |
isAirport(de.fhpotsdam.unfolding.data.Feature feature)
Checks if it's an airport or not using the type property added to features in their construction type > city or type > airport.
|
static boolean |
isLand(de.fhpotsdam.unfolding.data.PointFeature location)
Checks whether a PointFeature is on land or not
A location is on land if it's in some country, luckily
we have a List
|
static java.util.List<de.fhpotsdam.unfolding.marker.Marker> |
makeWorldDataMarkers(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Float> map,
float inputRangeStart,
float inputRangeEnd)
Makes markers Method that takes the current PApplet, map that will be used to make markers from.
|
static java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Float> |
toCountryCodeMap(java.lang.Iterable<? extends WorldData> data,
int year)
Takes the Iterable of WorldData Records and uses it to output a Map
|
static void |
useApplet(processing.core.PApplet applet)
Makes the Class use the Applet of UnfoldingMap, Should be first method to be invoked.
|
public static void useApplet(processing.core.PApplet applet)
applet
- current used appletpublic static java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Float> toCountryCodeMap(java.lang.Iterable<? extends WorldData> data, int year)
data
- Iterable holding type of WorldData holding data of each record in the parsed CSV fileyear
- needed for the values, must be valid year between 1960 to 2017 inclusivejava.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- if No Applet is used by the class or data given is nulljava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if year isn't between 1960 to 2017public static java.util.List<de.fhpotsdam.unfolding.marker.Marker> makeWorldDataMarkers(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Float> map, float inputRangeStart, float inputRangeEnd)
map
- MapinputRangeStart
- float that represents the starting value of the input range that the value of map is in to be mapped to a valie between 0 to 255inputRangeEnd
- float that represents the ending value of the input range that the value of map is in to be mapped to a valie between 0 to 255java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- if No Applet is used by the class or data given is nullpublic static java.util.List<de.fhpotsdam.unfolding.data.Feature> getCountryFeatures()
java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- if No Applet is used by classpublic static java.util.List<de.fhpotsdam.unfolding.data.Feature> getCityFeatures()
java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- if No Applet is used by classpublic static java.util.List<de.fhpotsdam.unfolding.marker.Marker> getCountryMarkers()
java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- if no Applet is used by classpublic static java.util.List<de.fhpotsdam.unfolding.marker.Marker> getCityMarkers()
java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- if no Applet is used by classpublic static boolean isLand(de.fhpotsdam.unfolding.data.PointFeature location)
location
- PointFeature of locationpublic static boolean isAirport(de.fhpotsdam.unfolding.data.Feature feature)
feature
- a Feature to be checked if it's a city or airport using the Type propertypublic static processing.core.PImage getCityMarkerImage()


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Coroner’s inquest into Surrey Pretrial death to begin Nov. 12
John Michael Murphy, 25, died on Aug. 3, 2016 after a fight with his cellmate
by Tom ZytarukA coroner’s inquest into the 2016 death of John Michael Murphy at Surrey Pretrial Services Centre is set to begin on Nov. 12 at Coroners’ Court in Burnaby.
Murphy, 25, died on Aug. 3, 2016, after a fight with his cellmate during which Murphy was held in a chokehold for longer than 10 minutes. John Cole Burt, 22, pleaded guilty to manslaughter and in 2018 was sentenced to five and a half years in prison.
READ ALSO: Charge now laid in Surrey jail killing
READ ALSO: Inquest scheduled into inmate’s death at Surrey Pretrial Centre
The inquest will start at 9:30 a.m., on the 20th floor of 4720 Kingsway in Metrotower II, with coroner Larry Marzinzik presiding.
After he and a jury hears evidence from witnesses concerning Murphy’s death the jury will have the opportunity to make recommendations toward preventing similar deaths from happening.
Andy Watson, manager of strategic communications for the BC Coroner’s Service, noted that a coroner’s inquest is not designed to assign blame but rather the Coroners Act “permits the chief coroners to hold an inquest if the public has an interest in being informed of the circumstances surrounding a death, or if the death resulted from a dangerous practice or circumstance.”


ECMAScript5 compatibility based on: http://www.nczonline.net/blog/2012/12/11/are-your-mixins-ecmascript-5-compatible/
removes the element from the given list (if it exists) and returns the list
TODO - ES5 has a clone method on Object. Should test for that
This line is supposed to be superfast but apparently doesnt clone completely, such as UniformLocations and similar
if not obj? or typeof obj isnt 'object' return obj
if obj instanceof Date return new Date(obj.getTime())
if obj instanceof RegExp flags = '' flags += 'g' if obj.global? flags += 'i' if obj.ignoreCase? flags += 'm' if obj.multiline? flags += 'y' if obj.sticky? return new RegExp(obj.source, flags)
TODO - More typed array clones? we cant just call the constructor and set the classes you see! :S
if obj instanceof Float32Array return new Float32Array(obj)
if obj instanceof Uint16Array return new Uint16Array(obj)
newInstance = new obj.constructor()
for key of obj newInstance[key] = util.clone obj[key]
return newInstance
copy the values from one to another used to update the cache TODO - for now, lets not bother with objects inside object
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Stephen King: Mike Flanagan’s ‘Doctor Sleep’ “redeemed” Stanley Kubrick’s ‘The Shining’
The author wasn’t a big fan of Kubrick’s horror adaptation
Stephen King has revealed that he considers Mike Flanagan’s new movie Doctor Sleep a faithful big-screen adaptation of his 2013 dark fantasy horror novel, saying it was a redeeming sequel to Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining.
“I read the script to this one very, very carefully,” the author told Entertainment Weekly. “Because obviously I wanted to do a good job with the sequel, because people knew the book The Shining, and I thought, I don’t want to screw this up.”
King also revealed that he trusted Flanagan’s vision, having worked with the filmmaker previously on another movie adaptation of his 1992 thriller novel, Gerald’s Game. “I’ve enjoyed all his movies,” King said. “I read the [Doctor Sleep] script very, very carefully and I said to myself, ‘Everything that I ever disliked about the Kubrick version of The Shining is redeemed for me here.’”
King is famous for his dislike of Kubrick’s 1980 film adaptation. In a 2006 interview with The Paris Review, the writer said that Kubrick had “no sense of emotional investment in the family whatsoever.” He also described the movie as “a Cadillac with no engine in it.”
“You can’t do anything with it except admire it as sculpture,” King added. “You’ve taken away its primary purpose, which is to tell a story.”
Doctor Sleep is set decades after the events of The Shining, and follows a now-adult Dan Torrance (played by Ewan McGregor) who meets a young girl with supernatural powers. In a four-star review of the film, NME wrote: “Doctor Sleep is a thrilling, nostalgia-fuelled ride that does its best to appease fans of the original, as well as those brought up on newer King flicks like Pet Sematary and It: Chapter Two“.
Doctor Sleep is playing in theatres now.


Data Structures |
| struct | cpSegmentQueryInfo |
| | Segment query info struct. More...
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| struct | cpShapeClass |
| struct | cpShape |
| | Opaque collision shape struct. More...
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Typedefs |
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typedef struct cpSegmentQueryInfo | cpSegmentQueryInfo |
| | Segment query info struct.
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Functions |
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void | cpShapeDestroy (cpShape *shape) |
| | Destroy a shape.
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void | cpShapeFree (cpShape *shape) |
| | Destroy and Free a shape.
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cpBB | cpShapeCacheBB (cpShape *shape) |
| | Update, cache and return the bounding box of a shape based on the body it's attached to.
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cpBB | cpShapeUpdate (cpShape *shape, cpVect pos, cpVect rot) |
| | Update, cache and return the bounding box of a shape with an explicit transformation.
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cpBool | cpShapePointQuery (cpShape *shape, cpVect p) |
| | Test if a point lies within a shape.
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| static cpBody * | cpShapeGetBody (const cpShape *shape) |
| | Get the Body of a cpShape.
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| static cpBB | cpShapeGetBB (const cpShape *shape) |
| | Get the BB of a cpShape.
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| static cpBool | cpShapeGetSensor (const cpShape *shape) |
| | Get the Sensor of a cpShape.
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| static void | cpShapeSetSensor (cpShape *shape, cpBool value) |
| | Set the Sensor of a cpShape.
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| static cpFloat | cpShapeGetElasticity (const cpShape *shape) |
| | Get the Elasticity of a cpShape.
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| static void | cpShapeSetElasticity (cpShape *shape, cpFloat value) |
| | Set the Elasticity of a cpShape.
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| static cpFloat | cpShapeGetFriction (const cpShape *shape) |
| | Get the Friction of a cpShape.
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| static void | cpShapeSetFriction (cpShape *shape, cpFloat value) |
| | Set the Friction of a cpShape.
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| static cpVect | cpShapeGetSurfaceVelocity (const cpShape *shape) |
| | Get the SurfaceVelocity of a cpShape.
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| static void | cpShapeSetSurfaceVelocity (cpShape *shape, cpVect value) |
| | Set the SurfaceVelocity of a cpShape.
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| static cpDataPointer | cpShapeGetUserData (const cpShape *shape) |
| | Get the UserData of a cpShape.
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| static void | cpShapeSetUserData (cpShape *shape, cpDataPointer value) |
| | Set the UserData of a cpShape.
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| static cpCollisionType | cpShapeGetCollisionType (const cpShape *shape) |
| | Get the CollisionType of a cpShape.
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| static void | cpShapeSetCollisionType (cpShape *shape, cpCollisionType value) |
| | Set the CollisionType of a cpShape.
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| static cpGroup | cpShapeGetGroup (const cpShape *shape) |
| | Get the Group of a cpShape.
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| static void | cpShapeSetGroup (cpShape *shape, cpGroup value) |
| | Set the Group of a cpShape.
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| static cpLayers | cpShapeGetLayers (const cpShape *shape) |
| | Get the Layers of a cpShape.
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| static void | cpShapeSetLayers (cpShape *shape, cpLayers value) |
| | Set the Layers of a cpShape.
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| void | cpResetShapeIdCounter (void) |
| | When initializing a shape, it's hash value comes from a counter.
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cpBool | cpShapeSegmentQuery (cpShape *shape, cpVect a, cpVect b, cpSegmentQueryInfo *info) |
| | Perform a segment query against a shape. info must be a pointer to a valid cpSegmentQueryInfo structure.
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static cpVect | cpSegmentQueryHitPoint (const cpVect start, const cpVect end, const cpSegmentQueryInfo info) |
| | Get the hit point for a segment query.
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static cpFloat | cpSegmentQueryHitDist (const cpVect start, const cpVect end, const cpSegmentQueryInfo info) |
| | Get the hit distance for a segment query.
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3 STRIKES A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): 1/2
The problem with bad films like 3 STRIKES -- a laughless comedy -- isn't just that they rob us of our entertainment dollars. The most lamentable aspect is what they teach us as a society.
Featuring African-American men who are almost all criminals and women who are almost universally referred to and act like bitches and 'hos, the film paints such a stereotyped world that it's easy to lose our collective self-respect.
A microcosm of what's wrong with such movies occurred in our theater. In front of me were a mother and her kindergarten-age daughter. Why, in a multiplex featuring 15 other movies, including some good family ones, the mother would expose her daughter to such an abhorrent picture is a mystery that's not worth solving. But, how the daughter reacted is instructive.
The daughter was full of questions for her mother about what the men and women were saying and doing.  Certainly, it was completely inappropriate for this young child to be in such an R-rated movie, but think about those teenagers who see it. And make no mistake about it, teens and young adults are the movie's intended demographics. People in this age bracket are less likely to ask the little girl's naive questions. Inundated with such loathsome material, it is easy for the teens to accept this celluloid version as reality.
The plot of 3 STRIKES -- to the extent that there is any -- concerns a prisoner, Rob Douglas (Brian Hooks), who is about to be released from prison. Under California's "3 strikes" law, if he's convicted one more time, he'll be back for at least 25 more years in the slammer. As his mother points out, he was in trouble within 3 days of his last release, so he has reason to worry that he'll be arrested again soon.
Immediately after his release from incarceration, he cruises down the highway smoking dope with a friend. This friend, it turns out, is packing more than pot. He's got a gun, which he uses in the shootout with the cops who pull him over for driving a stolen car. Rob manages to run away during a hail of bullets, as the cops turn the car into an imitation of Bonnie and Clyde's famous Swiss-cheese automobile.
Written and directed by D.J. Pooh, who shared the writing credits for FRIDAY and NEXT FRIDAY, 3 STRIKES might as well have been written by a computer, as it has the word "nigger" and the same obscenities appearing in random order at the rate of about 3 to 4 times per sentence. The script has the coherence of a racist who has hit his finger with a hammer and starts spewing a slew of expletives.
Even the successful African-Americans in the film are not spared from ridicule. A black co-host of the evening television news is so obnoxious that he smokes and talks on his cell phone as his white companion tries his best to deliver the news. Another embarrassing moment in a completely disgusting movie.
3 STRIKES runs 1:22.  I'd hate to see kids of any age go to this movie.
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incf
place [delta-form] ⇒ new-value
decf
place [delta-form] ⇒ new-value
place—a place.
delta-form—a form; evaluated to produce a delta. The default is 1.
delta—a number.
new-value—a number.
incf and decf are used for incrementing and decrementing the value of place, respectively.
The delta is added to (in the case of incf) or subtracted from (in the case of decf) the number in place and the result is stored in place.
Any necessary type conversions are performed automatically.
For information about the evaluation of subforms of places, see Evaluation of Subforms to Places.
(setq n 0) (incf n) ⇒ 1 n ⇒ 1 (decf n 3) ⇒ -2 n ⇒ -2 (decf n -5) ⇒ 3 (decf n) ⇒ 2 (incf n 0.5) ⇒ 2.5 (decf n) ⇒ 1.5 n ⇒ 1.5
Place is modified.
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Namespaces | |
| DeviceEventType | |
| Internal | |
| PersistedStorage | |
Classes | |
| struct | BleC1WriteEventType |
| struct | BleC2IndDoneEventType |
| struct | BleCCCWriteEventType |
| struct | BleConnEventType |
| struct | ChipDeviceEvent |
| Represents a chip Device Layer event. More... | |
| struct | ChipDevicePlatformEvent |
| Represents platform-specific event information. More... | |
| class | ConfigurationManager |
| Provides access to runtime and build-time configuration information for a chip device. More... | |
| class | ConfigurationManagerImpl |
| Concrete implementation of the ConfigurationManager singleton object for the CC13X2_26X2 platform. More... | |
| class | ConnectivityManager |
| Provides control of network connectivity for a chip device. More... | |
| class | ConnectivityManagerImpl |
| Concrete implementation of the ConnectivityManager singleton object for the CC13X2_26X2 platforms. More... | |
| class | DeviceNetworkProvisioningDelegateImpl |
| class | NFCManager |
| Defines an abstract interface for programming an NFC Tag. More... | |
| class | NFCManagerImpl |
| class | PlatformManager |
| Provides features for initializing and interacting with the chip network stack on a chip-enabled device. More... | |
| class | PlatformManagerImpl |
| Concrete implementation of the PlatformManager singleton object for the CC13X2_26X2 platform. More... | |
| class | ThreadStackManager |
| Provides features for initializing and interacting with the Thread stack on a chip-enabled device. More... | |
| class | ThreadStackManagerImpl |
| Concrete implementation of the ThreadStackManager singleton object for CC1352. More... | |
| class | TimeSyncManager |
| Manages time synchronization for chip Devices. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef void(* | AsyncWorkFunct) (intptr_t arg) |
| A pointer to a function that performs work asynchronously. More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | ConnectivityChange { kConnectivity_NoChange = 0, kConnectivity_Established = 1, kConnectivity_Lost = -1 } |
| Connectivity Change. More... | |
| enum | InterfaceIpChangeType { InterfaceIpChangeType::kIpV4_Assigned, InterfaceIpChangeType::kIpV4_Lost, InterfaceIpChangeType::kIpV6_Assigned, InterfaceIpChangeType::kIpV6_Lost } |
| enum | ActivityChange { kActivity_NoChange = 0, kActivity_Started = 1, kActivity_Stopped = -1 } |
| Activity Change. More... | |
Functions | |
| ConnectivityChange | GetConnectivityChange (bool prevState, bool newState) |
| ConfigurationManager & | ConfigurationMgr () |
| Returns a reference to the public interface of the ConfigurationManager singleton object. More... | |
| ConfigurationManagerImpl & | ConfigurationMgrImpl () |
| Returns the platform-specific implementation of the ConfigurationManager singleton object. More... | |
| ConnectivityManager & | ConnectivityMgr () |
| Returns a reference to the public interface of the ConnectivityManager singleton object. More... | |
| ConnectivityManagerImpl & | ConnectivityMgrImpl () |
| Returns the platform-specific implementation of the ConnectivityManager singleton object. More... | |
| CHIP_ERROR | ParseCompilerDateStr (const char *dateStr, uint16_t &year, uint8_t &month, uint8_t &dayOfMonth) |
| CHIP_ERROR | Parse24HourTimeStr (const char *timeStr, uint8_t &hour, uint8_t &minute, uint8_t &second) |
| const char * | CharacterizeIPv6Address (const chip::Inet::IPAddress &ipAddr) |
| const char * | CharacterizeIPv6Prefix (const chip::Inet::IPPrefix &inPrefix) |
| void | RegisterDeviceLayerErrorFormatter () |
| Register a text error formatter for Device Layer errors. More... | |
| bool | FormatDeviceLayerError (char *buf, uint16_t bufSize, int32_t err) |
| Given Device Layer error, returns a human-readable NULL-terminated C string describing the error. More... | |
| NFCManager & | NFCMgr () |
| Returns a reference to the public interface of the NFCManager singleton object. More... | |
| NFCManagerImpl & | NFCMgrImpl () |
| Returns a reference to the platform-specific NFCManager singleton object. More... | |
| PlatformManager & | PlatformMgr () |
| Returns the public interface of the PlatformManager singleton object. More... | |
| PlatformManagerImpl & | PlatformMgrImpl () |
| Returns the platform-specific implementation of the PlatformManager singleton object. More... | |
| ThreadStackManager & | ThreadStackMgr () |
| Returns the public interface of the ThreadStackManager singleton object. More... | |
| ThreadStackManagerImpl & | ThreadStackMgrImpl () |
| Returns the platform-specific implementation of the ThreadStackManager singleton object. More... | |
| TimeSyncManager & | TimeSyncMgr () |
| Returns a reference to the TimeSyncManager singleton object. More... | |
| void | __attribute__ ((weak)) OnLogOutput(void) |
| Called whenever a log message is emitted. More... | |
| static int | app_get_random (uint8_t *aOutput, size_t aLen) |
| static void | app_random_init (void) |
| static int | app_entropy_source (void *data, unsigned char *output, size_t len, size_t *olen) |
| static uint16_t | Map2400MHz (const uint8_t inChannel) |
| static uint16_t | Map5000MHz (const uint8_t inChannel) |
| static uint16_t | MapFrequency (const uint16_t inBand, const uint8_t inChannel) |
| static int | app_entropy_source (void *data, unsigned char *output, size_t len, size_t *olen) |
| static int | app_entropy_source (void *data, unsigned char *output, size_t len, size_t *olen) |
| static bool | RouteMatch (const otbr::DBus::Ip6Prefix &prefix, const Inet::IPAddress &addr) |
| static | K_THREAD_STACK_DEFINE (sChipThreadStack, CHIP_DEVICE_CONFIG_CHIP_TASK_STACK_SIZE) |
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| chip::System::Layer | SystemLayer |
| Inet::InetLayer | InetLayer |
| typedef void(* chip::DeviceLayer::AsyncWorkFunct) (intptr_t arg) |
A pointer to a function that performs work asynchronously.
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| void chip::DeviceLayer::__attribute__ | ( | (weak) | ) |
Called whenever a log message is emitted.
Called whenever a log message is emitted by chip.
Called whenever a log message is emitted by chip or LwIP.
Called whenever a log message is emitted by CHIP or LwIP.
Called whenever a log message is emitted by Chip or LwIP.
Can be overriden by the device logging file
This function is intended be overridden by the application to, e.g., schedule output of queued log entries.
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| const char * chip::DeviceLayer::CharacterizeIPv6Address | ( | const chip::Inet::IPAddress & | ipAddr | ) |
| const char* chip::DeviceLayer::CharacterizeIPv6Prefix | ( | const chip::Inet::IPPrefix & | inPrefix | ) |
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Returns a reference to the public interface of the ConfigurationManager singleton object.
Returns the public interface of the ConfigurationManager singleton object.
chip application should use this to access features of the ConfigurationManager object that are common to all platforms.
chip applications should use this to access features of the ConfigurationManager object that are common to all platforms.
Chip applications should use this to access features of the ConfigurationManager object that are common to all platforms.
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Returns the platform-specific implementation of the ConfigurationManager singleton object.
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the ConfigurationManager that are specific to the selected platform.
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the ConfigurationManager that are specific to the CC1352 SoC
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the ConfigurationManager that are specific to the ESP32 platform.
Chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the ConfigurationManager that are specific to the ESP32 platform.
Chio applications can use this to gain access to features of the ConfigurationManager that are specific to the K32W platform.
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the ConfigurationManager that are specific to the platform.
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the ConfigurationManager that are specific to the nRF Connect SDK platform.
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Returns a reference to the public interface of the ConnectivityManager singleton object.
Returns the public interface of the ConnectivityManager singleton object.
chip applications should use this to access features of the ConnectivityManager object that are common to all platforms.
Chip applications should use this to access features of the ConnectivityManager object that are common to all platforms.
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Returns the platform-specific implementation of the ConnectivityManager singleton object.
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the ConnectivityManager that are specific to the selected platform.
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the ConnectivityManager that are specific to the CC1352 platform
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the ConnectivityManager that are specific to the Darwin platform.
Chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the ConnectivityManager that are specific to the ESP32 platform.
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the ConnectivityManager that are specific to the ESP32 platform.
| bool chip::DeviceLayer::FormatDeviceLayerError | ( | char * | buf, |
| uint16_t | bufSize, | ||
| int32_t | err | ||
| ) |
Given Device Layer error, returns a human-readable NULL-terminated C string describing the error.
| [in] | buf | Buffer into which the error string will be placed. |
| [in] | bufSize | Size of the supplied buffer in bytes. |
| [in] | err | The error to be described. |
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Returns a reference to the public interface of the NFCManager singleton object.
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Returns a reference to the platform-specific NFCManager singleton object.
| CHIP_ERROR chip::DeviceLayer::Parse24HourTimeStr | ( | const char * | timeStr, |
| uint8_t & | hour, | ||
| uint8_t & | minute, | ||
| uint8_t & | second | ||
| ) |
| CHIP_ERROR chip::DeviceLayer::ParseCompilerDateStr | ( | const char * | dateStr, |
| uint16_t & | year, | ||
| uint8_t & | month, | ||
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Returns the public interface of the PlatformManager singleton object.
chip applications should use this to access features of the PlatformManager object that are common to all platforms.
Chip applications should use this to access features of the PlatformManager object that are common to all platforms.
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inline |
Returns the platform-specific implementation of the PlatformManager singleton object.
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the PlatformManager that are specific to the selected platform.
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the PlatformManager that are specific to the CC1352 SoC.
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the PlatformManager that are specific to the ESP32 platform.
Chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the PlatformManager that are specific to the ESP32 platform.
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the PlatformManager that are specific to the K32W platform.
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the PlatformManager that are specific to the platform.
| void chip::DeviceLayer::RegisterDeviceLayerErrorFormatter | ( | ) |
Register a text error formatter for Device Layer errors.
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Returns the public interface of the ThreadStackManager singleton object.
chip applications should use this to access features of the ThreadStackManager object that are common to all platforms.
Chip applications should use this to access features of the ThreadStackManager object that are common to all platforms.
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Returns the platform-specific implementation of the ThreadStackManager singleton object.
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the ThreadStackManager that are specific to the selected platform.
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the ThreadStackManager that are specific to CC1352 SoC.
Chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the ThreadStackManager that are specific to EFR32 platforms.
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the ThreadStackManager that are specific to K32W platforms.
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the ThreadStackManager that are specific to the platform.
chip applications can use this to gain access to features of the ThreadStackManager that are specific to nRF Connect platforms.
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| chip::Inet::InetLayer chip::DeviceLayer::InetLayer |
| chip::System::Layer chip::DeviceLayer::SystemLayer |


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To use the checkbox components, you'll need to import the CheckboxModule into your module:
This simplest way to implement a checkbox requires a <go-checkbox>
with the
label
and [control]
bindings
On the <go-checkbox>
, the
label
is the name that identifies this checkbox
and the [control]
is the corresponding FormControl
.
Sometimes it makes sense to combine a series of checkboxes into a group, there is a component for that,
<go-checkbox-group>
.
On the <go-checkbox-group>
, the only required bindings on
this component are the legend
(identifies this set of options)
and the [control]
(corresponds to a FormControl
).
The label attribute is used to generate a unique ID to associate the label with the checkbox.
As this might not be desired, the @Input() key: string;
can be used to configure the ID attribute of the checkbox directly.
Anything passed into the component via the [key]
attribute will be used to both assign the ID to the checkbox and
associate the label with the checkbox button.
Notice in the below example output that the key
has been assigned
to both the id
attribute on
the input and the for
attribute
on the label.
Form hints exist to help give more information about the checkbox & checkbox groups they are attached to.
The @Input() hints: Array<string>
can be used to pass in an array of hints to either the checkbox group or an individual checkbox component.
By default the theme for the checkboxes is 'light', but there could be and instance where we need a 'dark' theme. There is a binding available for that on both the checkbox itself and a checkbox group.
The @Input() indeterminate: boolean = false;
can be used to set the display state of the
checkbox to indeterminate
.
Note that this will only alter the way that the checkbox is displayed and has no effect on the value of the checkbox form control.


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The Reading Agency and Society of Chief Librarians have released a new list of Reading Well books for people with mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, OCD and eating disorders.
The scheme aims to help library users understand and manage their mental health.
Common feelings and experiences
Stress Control: a mind, body, life approach to boosting your wellbeing, by Jim White
“Stress is part and parcel of life. We all get it. Think of blood pressure. If you are alive, you have blood pressure. If you are alive, you have stress.  The same is true with stress and this book will help you to control it.
“Stress can be a mixture of anxiety, depression, panic feelings, poor sleep, low self-confidence, low self-esteem and a poor sense of wellbeing. It is one of the most common problems in the world today. But controlling your stress doesn’t have to mean expensive therapy or a long waiting list for a referral to a service. This book will teach you to become your own therapist.”
The Sleep Book: how to sleep well every night, by Guy Meadows
“Supported by case studies, background information, exercises, key summaries and client testimonials, and enhanced with illustrations and visual aids, The Sleep Book teaches a revolutionary new method for combating insomnia.”
Overcoming Social Anxiety and Shyness, 2nd Edition: a self-help guide using cognitive behavioural techniques, by Gillian Butler
“In this fully revised and updated edition, Dr Gillian Butler provides a practical, easy-to-use self-help course which will be invaluable for those suffering from all degrees of social anxiety.”
Overcoming Low Self-Esteem, 2nd Edition: a self-help guide using cognitive behavioural techniques, by Melanie Fennell
“Melanie Fennell’s acclaimed and bestselling self-help guide will help you to understand your low self-esteem and break out of the vicious circle of distress, unhelpful behaviour and self-destructive thinking. Using practical techniques from cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), this text will help you learn the art of self-acceptance and so transform your sense of yourself for the better.”
The Essential Guide to Life After Bereavement: beyond tomorrow, by Judy Carole Kauffmann & Mary Jordan
“The period following the death of a loved one can be a time of great turmoil. This book acts as a helpful and supportive road map through the initial period of loss, and through the weeks and months that follow.”
Grief Works: stories of life, death and surviving, by Julia Samuel
“Death is the last taboo in our society, and grief is still profoundly misunderstood. So many of us feel awkward and uncertain around death, and shy away from talking honestly with family and friends.
“Grief Works is a compassionate guide that will inform and engage anyone who is grieving, from the ‘expected’ death of a parent to the sudden unexpected death of a small child, and provide clear advice for those seeking to comfort the bereaved.
“With deeply moving case studies of real people’s stories of loss, and brilliantly accessible and practical advice, it will be passed down through generations as the definitive guide for anyone who has lost a loved one, and revolutionise the way we talk about life, loss and death.”
An Introduction to Coping with Grief, Second Edition, by Sue Morris
“Grief is a natural reaction to loss, but in some cases it can be devastating, preventing the bereaved from moving on with their life and affecting their relationships and work. This self-help guide offers an examination and explanation of the grieving process and offers strategies to help someone adjust to life without a loved one.”
Overcoming Anger and Irritability, 2nd Edition: a self-help guide using cognitive behavioural techniques, by William Davies
“This self-help manual is for those who find that they are spoiling the lives of both themselves and those around them with their irritability and bad temper. It helps sufferers understand why bouts of anger occur, and what can be done to overcome them.”
Other common conditions
The Compassionate Mind Approach to Postnatal Depression: using compassion focused therapy to enhance mood, confidence and bonding, by Michelle Cree
“It is well-known that having a baby can be a time of joy but also one of anxiety and even depression for new mothers. Indeed it is very common for new mothers to experience a short period of distress following childbirth, often referred to as ‘baby blues’. Usually this passes quite quickly, however for more than 1 in 10 women, this distressing experience can be more prolonged.
“This practical self-help book helps women to recognise some of the symptoms and, where appropriate, to normalise them, thereby alleviating their distress.”
Defeating Depression: how to use the people in your life to open the door to recovery, by Roslyn Law
“This ground-breaking new self-help book is based on interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT), a therapeutic approach being adopted by the government’s nationwide Improved Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) programme, alongside cognitive behavioural therapy.”
Overcoming Mood Swings: a self-help guide using Cognitive Behavioural Techniques, by Jan Scott
“This self-help manual for those who have experienced mood swings gives details on tried and tested techniques that will help people identify and manage their moods more effectively. Background information on depression and mania is also provided.”
Body Image Problems and Body Dysmorphic Disorder: the definitive treatment and recovery approach, by Chloe Catchpole, Annemarie O’Connor & Lauren Callaghan
“From the heart and soul of mental health sufferer Chloe Catchpole, and the expert minds of the talented clinical psychologists Lauren Callaghan and Dr. Annemarie O’Connor, this book is divided into two helpful, cohesive parts. Detailed from the separate perspectives of a sufferer and the psychologists is an insight into mental health recovery that sufferers can really relate to.”
Getting Better Bite by Bite: a survival kit for sufferers of Bulimia Nervosa and Binge Eating Disorders, by Ulrike Schmidt, Janet Treasure & June Alexander
“This self-help programme, which has been evaluated in a randomised controlled trial, provides detailed step-by-step advice for dealing with eating difficulties.”
Self-help books
Break Free from OCD: Overcoming Obsessive Compulsive Disorder with CBT, by Fiona Challacombe, Victoria Bream Oldfield & Paul M. Salkovskis
“Are you plagued by obsessive thoughts, rituals or routines? Would you like to regain control over your behaviour and cast your fears aside? This practical guide, written by three leading cognitive behavioural therapy experts, enables you to make sense of your symptoms, and gives a simple plan to help you conquer OCD.”
The Sheldon Short Guide to Phobias and Panic, by Professor Kevin Gournay
“This book looks at how to tackle both specific phobias and the anxiety which causes such disproportionate fear, and covers obsessive-compulsive disorder, social phobia, generalized anxiety state, and panic disorder with agoraphobia.”
Overcoming Panic, 2nd Edition: a self-help guide using cognitive behavioural techniques, by Vijaya Manicavasagar & Derrick Silove
“Panic attacks are recognised as one of the most serious forms of anxiety, and can become disabling. This guide explains both the physical and emotional symptoms, the common causes of this ‘fear of fear’, and how to master anxiety management techniques.”
Overcoming Worry and Generalised Anxiety Disorder, 2nd Edition: a self-help guide using cognitive behavioural techniques, by Mark Freeston & Kevin Meares
“Up to 44 in every 1000 adults suffer from a condition known as generalised anxiety disorder. This is much more than the normal worrying we all do - it can be a debilitating disorder leading to significant personal and social problems and sometimes financial loss.
“Using established and proven CBT techniques, expert clinicians Kevin Meares and Mark Freeston help readers to understand that it is their propensity to worry, not the multitude of problems they worry about, that is the root of the problem.”
Overcoming Health Anxiety: a self-help guide using cognitive behavioural techniques, by David Veale & Rob Willson
A bestselling title that uses CBT techniques to help you overcome chronic anxieties about your health.
Overcoming Anxiety, 2nd Edition: a self-help guide using cognitive behavioural techniques, by Helen Kennerley
“This book offers expert advice on managing the worries, fears and anxieties that can impair the quality of one’s life. Each problem is discussed and explained, and there is a self-help guide for those who wish to tackle their difficulties alone.”
An Introduction to Coping with Anxiety, Second Edition, by Lee Brosan & Brenda Hogan
“Written by experienced practitioners, this title explains what anxiety is and how it makes you feel when it becomes unmanageable or lasts for long periods of time. It will help the reader to understand their symptoms and is ideal as an immediate coping strategy and as a preliminary to fuller therapy.”
Overcoming Depression, 3rd Edition: a self-help guide using cognitive behavioural techniques, by Paul Gilbert
“This book provides a guide to recovering from sadness, loss and depression. It explains how the mind and body interact and how our thinking affects our brains. Case histories are used to show how others have overcome their problems.”
Manage Your Mood: how to use Behavioural Activation techniques to overcome depression, by David Veale & Rob Willson
An accessible introduction to Behavioural Activation – a CBT technique that can help you overcome your depression and other problems.
An Introduction to Coping with Depression, Second Edition, by Lee Brosan & Brenda Hogan
“Depression affects thousands of people in the UK. Written by experienced practitioners, this book explains what depression is and how it makes you feel. It will help the reader to understand their symptoms and is ideal as an immediate coping strategy and as a preliminary to fuller therapy.”
Mind Over Mood, Second Edition: change how you feel by changing the way you think, by Dennis Greenberger & Christine A. Padesky
“Written by two clinical psychologists, this manual shows you how to improve your life using cognitive therapy. Step-by-step worksheets teach you specific skills that have helped thousands of people conquer depression, panic attacks, anxiety, anger, guilt, and relationship problems.”
The CBT Handbook: a comprehensive guide to using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy to overcome depression, anxiety and anger, by Pamela Myles & Roz Shafran
“CBT is widely recommended nowadays in the NHS for the treatment of emotional and psychological problems, such as depression, low self-esteem, low mood, chronic anxiety, stress or out-of-control anger. This thorough yet easy-to-read general self-help guide is a must-have for anyone experiencing these common problems.”
Living Life to the Full: key life skills to change your life, by Christopher Williams
“Wanting to feel happier, find time for you, overcome problems and keep calm in the face of difficulty? This book teaches you powerful wellbeing strategies based on the tried and trusted cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) approach.”
Therapies and approaches
Mindfulness: a practical guide to finding peace in a frantic world, by Mark Williams & Danny Penman
“Mindfulness reveals the secrets of lifelong happiness and details a unique programme developed by Oxford University psychologist Professor Mark Williams with colleagues around the world.”
Includes a CD.
Introducing Cognitive Behavioural Therapyt (CBT): a practical guide, by Elaine Iljon Foreman & Clair Pollard
“Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a branch of therapy widely regarded as effective in curing or alleviating numerous disorders, from anorexia to post-traumatic stress disorder. This book focuses on how you can use CBT’s measured and results-driven approach to improve your life.”
Personal stories
The Boy with the Topknot: a memoir of love, secrets and lies in Wolverhampton, by Sathnam Sanghera
“This is a hilarious and heart-rending reinvention of the modern British memoir.
“For Sathnam Sanghera, growing up in Wolverhampton in the eighties was a confusing business. On the one hand, these were the heady days of George Michael mix-tapes, Dallas on TV and, if he was lucky, the occasional Bounty bar. On the other, there was his wardrobe of tartan smocks, his 30p-an-hour job at the local sewing factory and the ongoing challenge of how to tie the perfect top-knot. And then there was his family, whose strange and often difficult behaviour he took for granted until, at the age of twenty-four, Sathnam made a discovery that changed everything he ever thought he knew about them.
“Equipped with breathtaking courage and a glorious sense of humour, he embarks on a journey into their extraordinary past trying to make sense of a life lived among secrets.”
I Had a Black Dog, by Matthew Johnstone
“It was Winston Churchill who popularised the phrase Black Dog to describe the bouts of depression he experienced for much of his life. Johnstone, a sufferer himself, has written this moving and uplifting insight into what it is like to have a Black Dog as a companion and how he learned to tame it and bring it to heel.”
Living with a Black Dog, by Matthew & Ainsley Johnstone
“A touching and beautifully illustrated book, written for those who care for those suffering from depression.”
We’re All Mad Here: the no-nonsense guide to living with social anxiety, by Claire Eastham & Natasha Devon
“Claire Eastham, a twenty-something living in London and working in her dream job, has a seemingly perfect life - except for her social anxiety.
“Combining honest personal insights, humour and practical advice, this book explains what anxiety is, why it happens, and how to survive it.”
The Recovery Letters: addressed to people experiencing depression, by Olivia Sagan, James Withey & Tom Couser
“An anthology of inspirational, heartfelt letters written by people who have recovered or are recovering from depression and addressed to those who are currently affected by it with additional resources for recovery.”
A Manual for Heartache: how to feel better, by Cathy Rentzenbrink
“When Cathy Rentzenbrink was still a teenager, her happy family was torn apart by an unthinkable tragedy. In A Manual for Heartache she describes how she learnt to live with grief and loss and find joy in the world again. She explores how to cope with life at its most difficult and overwhelming and how we can emerge from suffering forever changed, but filled with hope.”
Reasons to Stay Alive, by Matt Haig
“Aged 24, Matt Haig’s world caved in. He could see no way to go on living. This is the true story of how he came through crisis, triumphed over an illness that almost destroyed him and learned to live again. A moving, funny and joyous exploration of how to live better, love better and feel more alive, Reasons to Stay Alive is more than a memoir. It is a book about making the most of your time on earth.”
A Mindfulness Guide for the Frazzled, by Ruby Wax
“500 years ago no-one died of stress: we have invented this concept and now we let it rule us.  We’re sleepwalking through our own lives. Ruby Wax shows us how to wake up from this stupor with a scientific solution to modern problems: mindfulness.
“Outrageously witty, smart and accessible, Ruby Wax shows ordinary people how and why to change for good.”