In addition to defining the external syntax of expressions, the evaluator implementation must also define the data structures that the evaluator manipulates internally, as part of the execution of a program, such as the representation of functions and environments and the representation of true and false.
To handle primitives, we assume that we have available the following functions:
Compound functions are constructed from parameters, function bodies, and environments using the constructor make_compound_function:
We saw in section \ref{sec:core-of-evaluator} that the evaluation of sequences terminates with the first return statement encountered, and that the evaluation of function applications needs to return the value undefined if the evaluation of the function body does not encounter a return statement. In order to identify the evaluation of return statements, we introduce return values as evaluator data structures.
The evaluator needs operations for manipulating environments. As
explained in section \ref{sec:environment-model}, an environment is a
sequence of frames, where each frame is a table of bindings that
associate
names
with their corresponding values. We use
the following operations for manipulating environments:
Each frame of an environment is represented as a pair of lists: a list of the variables bound in that frame and a list of the associated values.[1]
To extend an environment by a new frame that associates names with values, we make a frame consisting of the list of names and the list of values, and we adjoin this to the environment. We signal an error if the number of names does not match the number of values.
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To look up a
name
in an environment, we scan the list of
name
in the first frame. If we find the desired
name,
we return the corresponding element in the list of values.
If we do not find the
name
in the current frame, we search the enclosing environment,
and so on. If we reach the empty environment, we signal an
unbound
name
error.
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To assign a name to a new value in a specified environment, we scan for the name, just as in lookup_name_value, and change the corresponding value when we find it, provided it is tagged as mutable.
Function application and the evaluation of blocks already ensure that local names are included in the current environment before the actual declaration is evaluated. Therefore, the declaration of constants and variables can be handled similar to variable assignment, except that we can insist that the name is found in the innermost frame.
The method described here is only one of many plausible ways to represent environments. Since we used data abstraction to isolate the rest of the evaluator from the detailed choice of representation, we could change the environment representation if we wanted to. (See exercise \ref{ex:alternate-frame-representation}.) In a production-quality JavaScript system, the speed of the evaluator's environment operations—especially that of variable lookup—has a major impact on the performance of the system. The representation described here, although conceptually simple, is not efficient and would not ordinarily be used in a production system.[2]
functionmake_unbound that removes the binding of a name given as
argumentfrom the environment in which the application of the function is evaluated. This problem is not completely specified. For example, should we remove only the binding in the first frame of the environment? Complete the specification and justify any choices you make. \end{Exercise}


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 The tar program has been the de facto standard for archiving files for over 30 years. Tar assumes that it is always working in a strictly Unix environment, which is why we do not see tar being regularly used on Windows. In short, tar is not a cross-platform archiving solution. We introduce a simpler, cross-platform archiving solution called star.
2 Introduction
While the idea of tar started out as a great idea, it’s evolved to include multiple different formats, flags, options, and implementations. It has gotten too complicated. The star program gets rid of the extraneous flags and options. It is simple, clean, secure, and reliable. It is coded in the Crystal language, so the program itself is easy to read and understand. Everything about star is simple: the program, the file format, and its processes.
3 File Specification
The .star file format is a binary file format (called a ‘starfile’). All hexadecmal strings shown in the table are meant to be on one line. They are separated by newlines in the table for spacing purposes.
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For star, simplicity is the name of the game. The command-line program uses a task-style syntax (eg. star extract --verbose myfile.star) instead of tar’s many flags and flag combinations. star sticks to the idea of “if there is nothing to say, don’t say it.”
Besides the command-line program, the file format is dead simple too. There are no headers, file metadata, permissions, or OS-level information stored in the archive.  The file format intentionally leaves out OS specific file information information to preserve cross-compatibility. The original program is written in the Crystal programming language, so it can be compiled for nearly every operating system.
This file format simplicity is especially important for embedded devices that don’t have file systems in place. Since the starfile only contains the file contents, filesystem-less systems are able to easily handle the files. Not only are starfiles easy to handle, they also do not necessarily need to be extracted to read the combined files.
6 Secure
Every starfile has basic tamper and data-corruption security built in. Each entry in the file list contains a SHA-256 hash of that file’s contents. Star goes through every file and checks the hash in the file list with the newly calculated hash of the contents of the file. If the program encounters a mismatch, it stops the extraction and warns the user.
6.1 Security oversights
While the program does check for hash mismatches, an attacker can change the file contents as well as the hash in the file list. This can be avoided by including a sha256sum of the starfile and comparing the hash of the intended file and the hash of the downloaded data.
7 Conclusion
We have introduced a new and modern archiving file format. The program does not store any OS-specific metadata or permissions, so they can be transferred across operating systems without any trouble. This format also can easily be used by machines without a dedicated file system because the full contents of each file are included in the archive, so they can be read and parsed without writing anything to the disk.


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by Enioluwa AdeniyiThe Kogi West Senatorial Election has officially ended at 2:00 pm, November 16, 2019.
Recall that Naija News had reported that the Independent National Electoral Commission, conducted the senatorial election today, November 16, 2019.
The senatorial election which was held today is been contested by twenty-four candidate with the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Dino Melaye and Smart Adeyemi of the All Progressives Congress leading as the major candidates.
Results have started trickling in from some polling units, stay tune with Naija News and reload this page for results from various polling units.
Note that these results are unverified, and the authentic result will be released by INEC
PU 001, Orokere Bus stop Area, Mopamuro LGA.
APC : 23
PDP : 142
SDP: 1
NCP : 1
PU : 03, Ward : 03(Odo Ere/Oke Ere)
LG : Yagba West
Oja Ope (03)
APC : 74
PDP : 109
Takete Mopamuro LGA.
APC: 84
PDP: 85
SDP: 2
AD: 1
VOID : 1
Polling unit 002 Orokere Police Station Frontage, Mopamuro LGA.
APC: 30
NEPP: 2
PDP: 120
Lokoja Ward E unit 1
Pu 003, Kabawa
Apc – 68
Pdp – 126
Sdp – 5
PU : Okutadudu
Ward : 03(Odo Ere/Oke Ere)
LG : Yagba West
Okutadudu PU
APC : 35
PDP : 143
PU : 12, Ward : 03(Odo Ere/Oke Ere)
LG : Yagba West
Kogi State
Obayagba (012)
APC : 57
PDP : 72
PU : 07, Ward : 03(Odo Ere/Oke Ere)
LG : Yagba West
Obayagba (07)
APC : 54
PDP : 79
PU 001, Orokere Bus stop Area, Mopamuro LGA.
APC : 23
PDP : 142
SDP: 1
NCP : 1
PU 006, Open Space Orokere along Takete Road, Mopamuro LGA.
PDP: 151
APC: 37
SDP: 2
ADC: 1
PU 001, Odo-Akete Ward, Kabba/Bunu LGA
Senatorial rerun
APC: 558
PDP: 87
Open space, Ward C, Attah, Lokoja
Senatorial
APC: 156
PDP: 210
PU 001, Aiyeteju Ward, Kabba/Bunu
APC: 199
PDP: 191
Polling Unit 002, Ileteju Ward 2, Mopamuro LGA
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PDP: 55
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| 004:051 Khan | : |
Have you not seen those who were given a portion of the Scripture? They believe in Jibt and Taghut and say to the disbelievers that they are better guided as regards the way than the believers (Muslims). |
| 004:051 Maulana | : |
Hast thou not seen those to whom a portion of the Book was given? They believe in sorcery and diviners and say of those who disbelieve: These are better guided in the path than those who believe. |
| 004:051 Pickthal | : |
Hast thou not seen those unto whom a portion of the Scripture hath been given, how they believe in idols and false deities, and how they say of those (idolaters) who disbelieve: "These are more rightly guided than those who believe"? |
| 004:051 Rashad | : |
Have you noted those who received a portion of the scripture, and how they believe in idolatry and false doctrine, then say, "The disbelievers are better guided than the believers?!" |
| 004:051 Sarwar | : |
Have you seen how those who had been given a share of the Book believe in idols and Satan and who say, "The disbelievers are better guided than the believers". |
| 004:051 Shakir | : |
Have you not seen those to whom a portion of the Book has been given? They believe in idols and false deities and say of those who disbelieve: These are better guided in the path than those who believe. |
| 004:051 Sherali | : |
Hast thou not seen those who were given a portion of the Book? They believe in evil objects and follow those who transgress, and they say of the disbelievers, `These are better guided in religion than those who believe.' |
| 004:051 Yusufali | : |
Hast thou not turned Thy vision to those who were given a portion of the Book? they believe in sorcery and Evil, and say to the Unbelievers that they are better guided in the (right) way Than the believers! |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > إنذار من لا يعترف بتوحيد الله تعالي بالانتقام Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah>A Warning to all who do not Acknowledge his Glory Oneness that He'll take Retribution from them أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الشرك والمشركون > أصنامهم والتهكم بهم على عبادتها Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Polytheism and the Polytheists> Their Idols and the Mockery for Worshipping them أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > افتراؤهم على الله وتكذيبهم ومجادلتهم بآيات الله Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> Their Fabrication Against Allah, their Denial and Argumentation Against Allah's Signs أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > عداوة الكفار Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> The Disbelievers' Hostility الديانات > بنو إسرائيل > معاندتهم و تكذيبهم و قتلهم الأنبياء Religions>Children of Israel> Their Opposition, their Denial and their Killing the Prophets
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public final class AudioUtils
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static java.util.Random |
rng
A handy random number generator.
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AudioUtils() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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static void |
byteToFloat(float[] out,
byte[] in,
boolean bigEndian)
Converts a buffer of bytes to a buffer of floats with a given byte order.
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static void |
byteToFloat(float[] out,
byte[] in,
boolean bigEndian,
int numFloats)
Converts a buffer of bytes to a buffer of floats with a given byte order.
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static void |
byteToFloat(float[] out,
byte[] in,
boolean bigEndian,
int startIndexInByteArray,
int numFloats)
Converts a buffer of bytes to a buffer of floats with a given byte order.
|
static void |
byteToFloat(float[] out,
byte[] in,
boolean bigEndian,
int startIndexInByteArray,
int startIndexInFloatArray,
int numFloats)
Converts a buffer of bytes to a buffer of floats with a given byte order.
|
static void |
deinterleave(float[] source,
int nChannels,
int nFrames,
float[][] result)
De-interleave an interleaved buffer of floats to form a 2D array of
floats of size nChannels x nFrames.
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static double |
fastPow01(double a,
double b)
Does a freaky shortcut for calculating pow (limited to base with range 0-1), faster but less accurate than regular Math.pow().
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static java.io.File |
fileFromString(java.lang.String s)
Equivalent to fileFromURL(urlFromString(s)).
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static java.io.File |
fileFromURL(java.net.URL url)
Attempts to get a File from a URL, suppressing warnings.
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static void |
floatToByte(byte[] out,
float[] in,
boolean bigEndian)
Converts a buffer of floats to a buffer of bytes with a given byte order.
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static void |
floatToByte(byte[] out,
int outstart,
float[] in,
int instart,
int inlength,
boolean bigEndian)
Converts a buffer of floats to a buffer of bytes with a given byte order.
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static void |
floatToShort(short[] out,
float[] in)
Converts a buffer of floats to a buffer of shorts.
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static void |
interleave(float[][] source,
int nChannels,
int nFrames,
float[] result)
Interleave a 2D array of floats of size nChannels x nFrames to form a
single interleaved buffer of floats.
|
static void |
interleave(float[][] source,
int nChannels,
int nFrames,
int offset,
float[] result)
Interleave a 2D array of floats of size nChannels x nFrames to form a
single interleaved buffer of floats.
|
static void |
reverseBuffer(float[][] buffer)
Reverse the data in each channel.
|
static void |
shortToFloat(float[] out,
short[] in)
Converts a buffer of shorts to a buffer of floats.
|
static void |
stretchBuffer(float[][] source,
float[][] dest)
"Stretches" source into dest.
|
static java.net.URL |
urlFromString(java.lang.String s)
Attempts to determine a URL given a String.
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public static final void shortToFloat(float[] out, short[] in)
out
- buffer of floats.in
- buffer of shorts.public static final void floatToShort(short[] out, float[] in)
out
- buffer of shorts.in
- buffer of floats.public static final void floatToByte(byte[] out, float[] in, boolean bigEndian)
out
- buffer of bytes.in
- buffer of floats.bigEndian
- true for big endian byte order, false otherwise.public static final void floatToByte(byte[] out, int outstart, float[] in, int instart, int inlength, boolean bigEndian)
out
- Output arrayoutstart
- Start index of outputin
- Input arrayinstart
- Start index of inputinlength
- Number of floats to copybigEndian
- Formatpublic static final void byteToFloat(float[] out, byte[] in, boolean bigEndian)
out
- buffer of floats.in
- buffer of bytes.bigEndian
- true for big endian byte order, false otherwise.public static final void byteToFloat(float[] out, byte[] in, boolean bigEndian, int numFloats)
out
- buffer of floats.in
- buffer of bytes.bigEndian
- true for big endian byte order, false otherwise.numFloats
- number of elements to copy into outpublic static final void byteToFloat(float[] out, byte[] in, boolean bigEndian, int startIndexInByteArray, int numFloats)
out
- buffer of floats.in
- buffer of bytes.bigEndian
- true for big endian byte order, false otherwise.startIndexInByteArray
- where to start copying fromnumFloats
- number of elements to copy into outpublic static final void byteToFloat(float[] out, byte[] in, boolean bigEndian, int startIndexInByteArray, int startIndexInFloatArray, int numFloats)
out
- buffer of floats.in
- buffer of bytes.bigEndian
- true for big endian byte order, false otherwise.startIndexInByteArray
- where to start copying fromstartIndexInFloatArray
- where to start copying tonumFloats
- number of elements to copy into outpublic static final void deinterleave(float[] source, int nChannels, int nFrames, float[][] result)
source
- interleaved buffer of floats.nChannels
- first dimension of resulting 2D array.nFrames
- second dimension of resulting 2D array.result
- the resultpublic static final void interleave(float[][] source, int nChannels, int nFrames, float[] result)
source
- 2D array of floats.nChannels
- first dimension of input 2D array.nFrames
- second dimension of input 2D array.result
- the resultpublic static final void interleave(float[][] source, int nChannels, int nFrames, int offset, float[] result)
source
- 2D array of floats.nChannels
- first dimension of input 2D array.nFrames
- second dimension of input 2D array.offset
- the number of frames offsetresult
- the resultpublic static final void stretchBuffer(float[][] source, float[][] dest)
source
- dest
- public static final void reverseBuffer(float[][] buffer)
buffer
- public static double fastPow01(double a, double b)
a
- the base.b
- the exponent.public static java.net.URL urlFromString(java.lang.String s)
s
- String to interpret as System Resource, URL or file path.public static java.io.File fileFromURL(java.net.URL url)
url
- to get File from.public static java.io.File fileFromString(java.lang.String s)
s
- the String to interpret as System Resource, URL or file path.


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Resumé
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Professional Experience
Associate Data Engineer, Centro
6/2015–Present
As part of the data-science team at Centro, I have two main responsibilities:
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Productization of data-science algorithms. Machine-learning algorithms aren’t the most easily understood by stakeholders—it is my responsibility to present these in a simple, understandable manner. I create mockups and functioning prototypes to demonstrate practical applications for our team’s algorithms. Stakeholders can then realize this potential and pick them up for products.
- Create mockups and functioning prototypes (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python)
- Present complex data-science algorithms/ideas to stakeholders in a simple, understandable manner
- Communicate between data scientists and project managers
- Advocate for human-factors in data science products
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Analysis, Visualization, Presentation. I extract, visualize, and analyze data. I then run additional analysis on interesting trends or phenomenon that emerge. We translate these findings into actionable insights that are then presented to media strategists.
- Extract data with SQL
- Analyze/Visualize data with Python, identifying actionable insights
- Present findings to media strategists/business stakeholders
UI/UX Design Intern, Metronome Software
6/2014–10/2014
I worked on various aspects of our company’s products. Responsibilities included:
- Analysis and evaluation of current mobile/desktop experiences
- Recommending and implementing improvements in HTML/CSS/Python
- Writing software tutorials
Software Development Intern, Broadcom Ltd.
6/2013–9/2013
Within the Test Engineering team, I evaluated the current workflows of our engineers, and designed/created tools to improve them. I also participated in the Broadcom Intern Hackathon, where my team won 3rd place out of 14 teams by engineering a quad-copter to be controlled in flight using hand gestures (via Microsoft Kinect).
- Created an internal web application that:
- Eliminated several weekly emails, meetings, and phone calls
- Managed documents and automatically parsed them for information
- Wrote a shell script that automated a weekly, time-consuming data conversion process
Other
Coding
- HTML/CSS/JavaScript for prototyping
- Python for scripting, data manipulation
- Python (Matplotlib) for data visualizations
- Python (numpy) for data analysis
- SQL for data extraction/analysis
Tools
- Sketch, Adobe Photoshop/Illustrator, Apple Keynote, Microsoft Excel
Skills
- UX: Usability testing, heuristic evaluation, use-case diagrams, empathy maps
- UI: Interface design, low to high-fidelity mockups/wireframes, prototyping
- Visual: Typography, color
- Other: I make great powerpoint slides
Education
University of California, Irvine
2011–2015
- Bachelor of Science, Informatics (Human-computer Interaction specialization)
- Dean’s honors list, 2014–2015


Trading_CharityInfoType Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | PicoBindable |
| Declared in | Trading_CharityInfoType.h Trading_CharityInfoType.m |
Overview
Type defining the Charity container, which consists of all details
related to a nonprofit charity organization.
@ingroup EBayAPIInterface
Tasks
-
name
The name of a non-profit charity organization. The Name field is
property
required if non-registered charity organization, since these companies will not have a
eBay Giving Works CharityID -
mission
The mission statement of a nonprofit charity organization registered with eBay Giving
property
Works. The mission statement is returned in GetCharities and is
displayed in item listings if the nonprofit charity organization is registered with
eBay Giving Works. -
logoURL
This URL indicates the location of the nonprofit charity organization’s logo image. The
property
image file must be JPG or GIF format, and its size cannot exceed 50 KB. This logo is
displayed in item listings if the nonprofit charity organization is registered with
eBay Giving Works. A standard eBay Giving Works logo is used in place of the charity
organization’s logo if the LogoURL or LogoURLSelling
values are not provided or these value point to bad URLs or to URLs containing no images
or images not meeting eBay logo size and format requirements. This value is returned if
set. -
status
Enumeration value that indicates whether or not the charity is a valid eBay Giving Works
property
nonprofit organization. -
searchableString
Keyword string to be used for search purposes.
property -
charityRegion
Integer value that indicates the nonprofit charity organization’s region. Each nonprofit
property
charity organization may be associated with only one region. -
charityDomain
Integer value that indicates the domain (mission area) of the nonprofit charity
property
organization. A nonprofit charity organization does not have to specify a charity
domain, so it is possible that this field will not be returned in
GetCharities. Each nonprofit charity organization can belong to as
many as three charity domains. -
charityID
A unique identifier created by eBay and assigned to registered nonprofit charity
property
organizations. This identifier can be used as a filter in the GetCharities
request, and it will always be returned if the nonprofity charity organization is
registered with eBay Giving Works. -
logoURLSelling
An alternative to the LogoURL value. This URL indicates the location
property
of the nonprofit charity organization’s logo image. The image file must be JPG or GIF
format, and its size cannot exceed 50 KB. This URL will be used if the
LogoURL value points to a broken link or if that location either
contains no image or contains an image that does not meet the eBay requirements - GIF or
JPG file; maximum size of 50 KB. A nonprofit charity organization’s logo is displayed in
item listings if the nonprofit charity organization is registered with eBay Giving
Works. A standard eBay Giving Works logo is used in place of the charity organization's
logo if the Logo URL is not provided. This value is returned if set. -
displayLogoSelling
Deprecated. This field will be removed from the schema
property
in a future release. Recommended to use IsFeaturedInSYI.
This boolean value should be set to true if an alternate logo URL should
be supplied by sellers using the eBay Sell Your Item flow. If this field
has not been set to true, it will return the default value of false. -
displayNameInCheckout
Deprecated. This field will be removed from the schema
property
in a future release. Recommended to use a combination of
IsFeaturedInXO/DisplayAtCheckout, based on the scenario.
Set this boolean value to true if the name of the nonprofit company should
be shown during checkout. If this field has not been set to true,
it will return the default value of false. If the user rolls their mouse
over the name of the nonprofit company, they will see the nonprofit company's
mission statement. -
description
This field provides a short description about the nonprofit charity organization's
property
primary purpose. “I want to support” will be added to the beginning of the contents of
this field. For example, if the description is “the fight against cancer”, then on the
checkout page “I want to support the fight against cancer” will be displayed. The
description may contain a maximum of 115 charecters. This value is returned if set. -
showMultipleDonationAmountInCheckout
This field must be used with the DisplayNameInCheckout field to control the options that are visible
property
to a buyer during checkout. If the
DisplayNameInCheckout field is set to True, and the ShowMultipleDonationAmountInCheckout
field is set to False, a checkbox with the one dollar option will be displayed during checkout.
If the DisplayNameInCheckout field is set to False, and the ShowMultipleDonationAmountInCheckout
field is set to False, no options will be displayed during checkout.
Reserved for future use. If the DisplayNameInCheckout field is set to True, and the
ShowMultipleDonationAmountInCheckout field is set to True, a dropdown with multiple donation amounts
will be displayed during checkout. If the DisplayNameInCheckout field is set to False, and the
ShowMultipleDonationAmountInCheckout field is set to True, no options will be displayed during checkout,
but the multiple donation amount field will be set. -
externalID
A unique identifier created and used by MissionFish to identify a registered nonprofit
property
charity organization. This field is only returned for charities that are registered with
MissionFish. -
popularityIndex
An integer value that indicates a nonprofit charity organization’s popularity rank in
property
comparison with other registered eBay Giving Works organizations. This value is
determined and managed by MissionFish and is based on various factors. This value is
always returned for nonprofit organizations registered with eBay Giving Works. -
ein
This value is the Employer Identification Number (EIN) of the nonprofit charity
property
organization. A nonprofit company’s EIN is used for tax purposes by the Internal
Revenue Service. This value is returned if the nonprofit organization has an EIN and
it has been set. -
nonProfitSecondName
An alternative name for the nonprofit charity organization. This value is used by
property
PayPal to search for nonprofit organizations. This value is returned if set. -
nonProfitAddress
Container consisting of the address (including latitude and longitude) of a nonprofit
property
charity organization. This container is always returned if it is set. -
nonProfitSocialAddress
Container consisting of the nonprofit charity organization’s social networking site ID/handle.
property
A NonProfitSocialAddress container will exist for each social
networking site that the charity organization is asssociated with. Supported social
networking sites include Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, MySpace, and Orkut. One
or more of these containers are returned if set. -
any
(public property)
property -
id
(public property)
property
Properties
any
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *any
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : PicoAnyElement, wrapper for primitive anyelement
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
charityDomain
Integer value that indicates the domain (mission area) of the nonprofit charity
organization. A nonprofit charity organization does not have to specify a charity
domain, so it is possible that this field will not be returned in
GetCharities. Each nonprofit charity organization can belong to as
many as three charity domains.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *charityDomain
Discussion
Integer value that indicates the domain (mission area) of the nonprofit charity
organization. A nonprofit charity organization does not have to specify a charity
domain, so it is possible that this field will not be returned in
GetCharities. Each nonprofit charity organization can belong to as
many as three charity domains.
entry type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
charityID
A unique identifier created by eBay and assigned to registered nonprofit charity
organizations. This identifier can be used as a filter in the GetCharities
request, and it will always be returned if the nonprofity charity organization is
registered with eBay Giving Works.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *charityID
Discussion
A unique identifier created by eBay and assigned to registered nonprofit charity
organizations. This identifier can be used as a filter in the GetCharities
request, and it will always be returned if the nonprofity charity organization is
registered with eBay Giving Works.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
charityRegion
Integer value that indicates the nonprofit charity organization’s region. Each nonprofit
charity organization may be associated with only one region.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *charityRegion
Discussion
Integer value that indicates the nonprofit charity organization’s region. Each nonprofit
charity organization may be associated with only one region.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
description
This field provides a short description about the nonprofit charity organization's
primary purpose. “I want to support” will be added to the beginning of the contents of
this field. For example, if the description is “the fight against cancer”, then on the
checkout page “I want to support the fight against cancer” will be displayed. The
description may contain a maximum of 115 charecters. This value is returned if set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *description
Discussion
This field provides a short description about the nonprofit charity organization's
primary purpose. “I want to support” will be added to the beginning of the contents of
this field. For example, if the description is “the fight against cancer”, then on the
checkout page “I want to support the fight against cancer” will be displayed. The
description may contain a maximum of 115 charecters. This value is returned if set.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
displayLogoSelling
Deprecated. This field will be removed from the schema
in a future release. Recommended to use IsFeaturedInSYI.
This boolean value should be set to true if an alternate logo URL should
be supplied by sellers using the eBay Sell Your Item flow. If this field
has not been set to true, it will return the default value of false.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *displayLogoSelling
Discussion
Deprecated. This field will be removed from the schema
in a future release. Recommended to use IsFeaturedInSYI.
This boolean value should be set to true if an alternate logo URL should
be supplied by sellers using the eBay Sell Your Item flow. If this field
has not been set to true, it will return the default value of false.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
displayNameInCheckout
Deprecated. This field will be removed from the schema
in a future release. Recommended to use a combination of
IsFeaturedInXO/DisplayAtCheckout, based on the scenario.
Set this boolean value to true if the name of the nonprofit company should
be shown during checkout. If this field has not been set to true,
it will return the default value of false. If the user rolls their mouse
over the name of the nonprofit company, they will see the nonprofit company's
mission statement.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *displayNameInCheckout
Discussion
Deprecated. This field will be removed from the schema
in a future release. Recommended to use a combination of
IsFeaturedInXO/DisplayAtCheckout, based on the scenario.
Set this boolean value to true if the name of the nonprofit company should
be shown during checkout. If this field has not been set to true,
it will return the default value of false. If the user rolls their mouse
over the name of the nonprofit company, they will see the nonprofit company's
mission statement.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
ein
This value is the Employer Identification Number (EIN) of the nonprofit charity
organization. A nonprofit company’s EIN is used for tax purposes by the Internal
Revenue Service. This value is returned if the nonprofit organization has an EIN and
it has been set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *ein
Discussion
This value is the Employer Identification Number (EIN) of the nonprofit charity
organization. A nonprofit company’s EIN is used for tax purposes by the Internal
Revenue Service. This value is returned if the nonprofit organization has an EIN and
it has been set.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
externalID
A unique identifier created and used by MissionFish to identify a registered nonprofit
charity organization. This field is only returned for charities that are registered with
MissionFish.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *externalID
Discussion
A unique identifier created and used by MissionFish to identify a registered nonprofit
charity organization. This field is only returned for charities that are registered with
MissionFish.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
id
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *id
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
logoURL
This URL indicates the location of the nonprofit charity organization’s logo image. The
image file must be JPG or GIF format, and its size cannot exceed 50 KB. This logo is
displayed in item listings if the nonprofit charity organization is registered with
eBay Giving Works. A standard eBay Giving Works logo is used in place of the charity
organization’s logo if the LogoURL or LogoURLSelling
values are not provided or these value point to bad URLs or to URLs containing no images
or images not meeting eBay logo size and format requirements. This value is returned if
set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *logoURL
Discussion
This URL indicates the location of the nonprofit charity organization’s logo image. The
image file must be JPG or GIF format, and its size cannot exceed 50 KB. This logo is
displayed in item listings if the nonprofit charity organization is registered with
eBay Giving Works. A standard eBay Giving Works logo is used in place of the charity
organization’s logo if the LogoURL or LogoURLSelling
values are not provided or these value point to bad URLs or to URLs containing no images
or images not meeting eBay logo size and format requirements. This value is returned if
set.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
logoURLSelling
An alternative to the LogoURL value. This URL indicates the location
of the nonprofit charity organization’s logo image. The image file must be JPG or GIF
format, and its size cannot exceed 50 KB. This URL will be used if the
LogoURL value points to a broken link or if that location either
contains no image or contains an image that does not meet the eBay requirements - GIF or
JPG file; maximum size of 50 KB. A nonprofit charity organization’s logo is displayed in
item listings if the nonprofit charity organization is registered with eBay Giving
Works. A standard eBay Giving Works logo is used in place of the charity organization's
logo if the Logo URL is not provided. This value is returned if set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *logoURLSelling
Discussion
An alternative to the LogoURL value. This URL indicates the location
of the nonprofit charity organization’s logo image. The image file must be JPG or GIF
format, and its size cannot exceed 50 KB. This URL will be used if the
LogoURL value points to a broken link or if that location either
contains no image or contains an image that does not meet the eBay requirements - GIF or
JPG file; maximum size of 50 KB. A nonprofit charity organization’s logo is displayed in
item listings if the nonprofit charity organization is registered with eBay Giving
Works. A standard eBay Giving Works logo is used in place of the charity organization's
logo if the Logo URL is not provided. This value is returned if set.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
mission
The mission statement of a nonprofit charity organization registered with eBay Giving
Works. The mission statement is returned in GetCharities and is
displayed in item listings if the nonprofit charity organization is registered with
eBay Giving Works.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *mission
Discussion
The mission statement of a nonprofit charity organization registered with eBay Giving
Works. The mission statement is returned in GetCharities and is
displayed in item listings if the nonprofit charity organization is registered with
eBay Giving Works.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
name
The name of a non-profit charity organization. The Name field is
required if non-registered charity organization, since these companies will not have a
eBay Giving Works CharityID
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *name
Discussion
The name of a non-profit charity organization. The Name field is
required if non-registered charity organization, since these companies will not have a
eBay Giving Works CharityID
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
nonProfitAddress
Container consisting of the address (including latitude and longitude) of a nonprofit
charity organization. This container is always returned if it is set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *nonProfitAddress
Discussion
Container consisting of the address (including latitude and longitude) of a nonprofit
charity organization. This container is always returned if it is set.
entry type : class Trading_NonProfitAddressType
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
nonProfitSecondName
An alternative name for the nonprofit charity organization. This value is used by
PayPal to search for nonprofit organizations. This value is returned if set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *nonProfitSecondName
Discussion
An alternative name for the nonprofit charity organization. This value is used by
PayPal to search for nonprofit organizations. This value is returned if set.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
nonProfitSocialAddress
Container consisting of the nonprofit charity organization’s social networking site ID/handle.
A NonProfitSocialAddress container will exist for each social
networking site that the charity organization is asssociated with. Supported social
networking sites include Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, MySpace, and Orkut. One
or more of these containers are returned if set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *nonProfitSocialAddress
Discussion
Container consisting of the nonprofit charity organization’s social networking site ID/handle.
A NonProfitSocialAddress container will exist for each social
networking site that the charity organization is asssociated with. Supported social
networking sites include Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, MySpace, and Orkut. One
or more of these containers are returned if set.
entry type : class Trading_NonProfitSocialAddressType
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
popularityIndex
An integer value that indicates a nonprofit charity organization’s popularity rank in
comparison with other registered eBay Giving Works organizations. This value is
determined and managed by MissionFish and is based on various factors. This value is
always returned for nonprofit organizations registered with eBay Giving Works.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *popularityIndex
Discussion
An integer value that indicates a nonprofit charity organization’s popularity rank in
comparison with other registered eBay Giving Works organizations. This value is
determined and managed by MissionFish and is based on various factors. This value is
always returned for nonprofit organizations registered with eBay Giving Works.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
searchableString
Keyword string to be used for search purposes.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *searchableString
Discussion
Keyword string to be used for search purposes.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
showMultipleDonationAmountInCheckout
This field must be used with the DisplayNameInCheckout field to control the options that are visible
to a buyer during checkout. If the
DisplayNameInCheckout field is set to True, and the ShowMultipleDonationAmountInCheckout
field is set to False, a checkbox with the one dollar option will be displayed during checkout.
If the DisplayNameInCheckout field is set to False, and the ShowMultipleDonationAmountInCheckout
field is set to False, no options will be displayed during checkout.
Reserved for future use. If the DisplayNameInCheckout field is set to True, and the
ShowMultipleDonationAmountInCheckout field is set to True, a dropdown with multiple donation amounts
will be displayed during checkout. If the DisplayNameInCheckout field is set to False, and the
ShowMultipleDonationAmountInCheckout field is set to True, no options will be displayed during checkout,
but the multiple donation amount field will be set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *showMultipleDonationAmountInCheckout
Discussion
This field must be used with the DisplayNameInCheckout field to control the options that are visible
to a buyer during checkout. If the
DisplayNameInCheckout field is set to True, and the ShowMultipleDonationAmountInCheckout
field is set to False, a checkbox with the one dollar option will be displayed during checkout.
If the DisplayNameInCheckout field is set to False, and the ShowMultipleDonationAmountInCheckout
field is set to False, no options will be displayed during checkout.
Reserved for future use. If the DisplayNameInCheckout field is set to True, and the
ShowMultipleDonationAmountInCheckout field is set to True, a dropdown with multiple donation amounts
will be displayed during checkout. If the DisplayNameInCheckout field is set to False, and the
ShowMultipleDonationAmountInCheckout field is set to True, no options will be displayed during checkout,
but the multiple donation amount field will be set.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h
status
Enumeration value that indicates whether or not the charity is a valid eBay Giving Works
nonprofit organization.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *status
Discussion
Enumeration value that indicates whether or not the charity is a valid eBay Giving Works
nonprofit organization.
type: string constant in Trading_CharityStatusCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_CharityInfoType.h


I’ve been trying to understand the reason behind my current fascination with all things iOS 7. It marks the first time I’ve actually installed the beta ahead of the public release (although there are other reasons for that as well). It also — as we all know — marks the biggest shift in iOS since iPhone OS, as it was then known, was launched in 2007.
Perhaps it’s the fact that Apple stopped being just incremental with the iOS UI and decided to burn it all and start over. Just about everything looks dated against the home screen and core apps.
Perhaps it’s the fact that iOS 6 was just about done. Could they have improved on it? Probably, but everyone agrees it would only have been incremental. In fact, one of the biggest testaments to iOS 7 is it makes you realize just how dated iOS 6 is.
Perhaps it’s the potential. For the first time in years, apps will need to be re-imagined and possibly re-designed. There is tremendous growth potential for UI and UX. Let’s face it, a lot of apps were just starting to look alike. I’ve raised Marco Arment’s post on this topic earlier and think it’s extremely relevant:
Apple has set fire to iOS. Everything’s in flux. Those with the least to lose have the most to gain, because this fall, hundreds of millions of people will start demanding apps for a platform with thousands of old, stale players and not many new, nimble alternatives.
Perhaps it’s how Apple is showing their investment in hardware paying off with software. iOS 7 takes advantage of GPUs to render parallax and animations, and developers (and Apple) will find ways to enhance interfaces far beyond what was traditionally done in say, a level or compass app.
Perhaps it’s the fact that the redesign is garnering the kind of reactions it is. From the oh-my-god’s to the what-the-hell’s to the traditional screw-you-Apple, iOS 7 is indeed polarizing. The sheer number of re-designs on Dribble are testament to how much the change has affected developers, maybe a bit too personally.
Perhaps it’s all of these.
The bottomline is that iOS 7 — as a concept, as an OS and UI, and as Apple’s next phase for mobile — is fascinating in many ways. I’ve used iOS 7 for about 2 weeks now and I can see the big picture and am enjoying the fresh feel of the interface.
To the point that I can’t really go back.


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These functions are also accessible from the disk drive icons shown on the lower left hand corner of the window. While holding down the [% os_pick("Ctrl","Cmd") %] key, left click on an occupied drive to invoke the disk inspector dialog.
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Another way to invoke the disk factory is by invoking a context menu on the disk drive icon. An empty drive has a different context menu than an occupied drive. While holding down the [% os_pick("Ctrl","Cmd") %] key, right click on a drive icon.
[% img("disk_popup1.png") %]
[% img("disk_popup2.png") %]
This is not specific to the disk factory, but while discussing this bit of the interface, it is worth noting that hovering the mouse pointer over a disk drive will produce a balloon window stating either how to insert a disk (if the drive is empty), or describing which disk is currently in the drive, if occupied.
[% img("disk_popup3.png") %]
When invoked in this mode, the dialog looks like this:
[% img("factory_new.png") %]
Although the emulator can accept many formats of disks with differing number of platters, sectors per platter, and timing profile, the dialog displays a number of common real configurations, plus a couple to fill the gaps (for instance, I don't believe a DS-224 was ever made, but it is about the largest possible disk in Wang BASIC-2).
The top left "Disk Type" buttons select which of the disk configurations to make. The physical size (5.25" or 8") is irrelevant to the emulator, but it is represents how the actual 5.25" and 8" Wang floppy disks were configured.
To the right are the "Disk Properties". For a chosen disk type, this area shows exactly what that means in terms of the number of sectors on the disk, the number of sectors per track, the track to track stepping time, and the disk speed. The emulator can be configured to ignore the timing related parameters and to just run as if the disk drive was infinitely fast, but the number of sectors per disk is always important.
Beneath these areas exists a write protect checkbox. By checking the box, it won't be possible for the emulator to modify the disk state, akin to the write protect tab on a floppy disk.
Most likely it is useful to supply a label for the disk (described below) before saving the new disk image to the real file system.
After setting everything up, click on "Save As" to specify where to put the disk and what name it should have.
The disk inspection mode can be used to view properties of the disk, such as size, its label, and its write protection status. It looks like this:
[% img("factory_inspect.png") %]
It looks very much like the New Disk mode, with a few changes.
First, there is now a "path" description. It says where the virtual disk image is located.
Second, there is no "Disk Type" region. Instead, the Disk Properties region is sufficient to describe the disk's attributes. These attributes can't be changed after the disk has been made.
What can be changed are the disks write protection status and the disk label. The changes can only be saved back to the same disk image; there is no way to save it to a different filename.
To view or modify the disk label from either "New Disk" or "Inspect Disk" modes, select the second tab, and you will see something like this:
[% img("factory_label.png") %]
This tab lets you view the label, but you are also free to modify it, or to copy a selection from it to the system clipboard.
An existing virtual disk image can be formatted quickly by using this menu option. It simply writes all sectors of the disk to 00 bytes.


Beautiful green field
Geometry in nature
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Lively flower blossoms
Driftwood along the beach
Ocean pass
Stunning mountain ridge
Lakefront mountains
River through the mountains
Walking along the ocean
Nature repeating itself
Sky-covered mountain tops


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Assisting in developing statements and communicating with a Learning Record Store (LRS)
Delimiter
Chose delimiter before uploading csv file
File upload
Config import / export
Download configuration
Preview table
Edit headers
Use first line
apply column header
Choose a template column
The values of the chosen column will define a template mapping your csv trace file to a statement.
Best use case is to choose a column defining every verb of the trace, if such column exists.


Test to catch Canvas 2D API changes. If this test should ever fail, we should re-examine the Canvas 2D state saving/restoring logic in the InjectedScriptModule to include any latest changes to the API.


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See documentation of MakeRenderEngineGl().
#include <drake/geometry/render/gl_renderer/render_engine_gl.h>
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| RenderEngineGl () | |
| ~RenderEngineGl () final | |
| void | UpdateViewpoint (const math::RigidTransformd &X_WR) final |
| void | RenderColorImage (const CameraProperties &camera, bool show_window, systems::sensors::ImageRgba8U *color_image_out) const final |
| void | RenderDepthImage (const DepthCameraProperties &camera, systems::sensors::ImageDepth32F *depth_image_out) const final |
| void | RenderLabelImage (const CameraProperties &camera, bool show_window, systems::sensors::ImageLabel16I *label_image_out) const final |
Does not allow public copy, move, or assignment | |
| RenderEngineGl (const RenderEngineGl &)=delete | |
| RenderEngineGl & | operator= (const RenderEngineGl &)=delete |
| RenderEngineGl (RenderEngineGl &&)=delete | |
| RenderEngineGl & | operator= (RenderEngineGl &&)=delete |
Shape reification | |
| void | ImplementGeometry (const Sphere &sphere, void *user_data) final |
| void | ImplementGeometry (const Cylinder &cylinder, void *user_data) final |
| void | ImplementGeometry (const HalfSpace &half_space, void *user_data) final |
| void | ImplementGeometry (const Box &box, void *user_data) final |
| void | ImplementGeometry (const Mesh &mesh, void *user_data) final |
| void | ImplementGeometry (const Convex &convex, void *user_data) final |
| Public Member Functions inherited from RenderEngine | |
| RenderEngine (const RenderLabel &default_label=RenderLabel::kUnspecified) | |
| Constructs a RenderEngine with the given default render label. More... | |
| virtual | ~RenderEngine ()=default |
| std::unique_ptr< RenderEngine > | Clone () const |
| Clones the render engine – making the RenderEngine compatible with copyable_unique_ptr. More... | |
| bool | RegisterVisual (GeometryId id, const Shape &shape, const PerceptionProperties &properties, const math::RigidTransformd &X_WG, bool needs_updates=true) |
| Requests registration of the given shape with this render engine. More... | |
| bool | RemoveGeometry (GeometryId id) |
Removes the geometry indicated by the given id from the engine. More... | |
| bool | has_geometry (GeometryId id) const |
Reports true if a geometry with the given id has been registered with this engine. More... | |
| template<typename T > | |
| void | UpdatePoses (const std::unordered_map< GeometryId, math::RigidTransform< T >> &X_WGs) |
| Updates the poses of all geometries marked as "needing update" (see RegisterVisual()). More... | |
| RenderLabel | default_render_label () const |
| Reports the render label value this render engine has been configured to use. More... | |
| void | RenderColorImage (const ColorRenderCamera &camera, systems::sensors::ImageRgba8U *color_image_out) const |
| Renders the registered geometry into the given color (rgb) image based on a fully specified camera. More... | |
| void | RenderDepthImage (const DepthRenderCamera &camera, systems::sensors::ImageDepth32F *depth_image_out) const |
| Renders the registered geometry into the given depth image based on a fully specified camera. More... | |
| void | RenderLabelImage (const ColorRenderCamera &camera, systems::sensors::ImageLabel16I *label_image_out) const |
| Renders the registered geometry into the given label image based on a fully specified camera. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from ShapeReifier | |
| virtual | ~ShapeReifier ()=default |
| virtual void | ImplementGeometry (const Capsule &capsule, void *user_data) |
| virtual void | ImplementGeometry (const Ellipsoid &ellipsoid, void *user_data) |
Friends | |
| class | RenderEngineGlTester |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from RenderEngine | |
| virtual void | DoRenderColorImage (const ColorRenderCamera &camera, systems::sensors::ImageRgba8U *color_image_out) const |
| The NVI-function for rendering color with a fully-specified camera. More... | |
| virtual void | DoRenderDepthImage (const DepthRenderCamera &camera, systems::sensors::ImageDepth32F *depth_image_out) const |
| The NVI-function for rendering depth with a fully-specified camera. More... | |
| virtual void | DoRenderLabelImage (const ColorRenderCamera &camera, systems::sensors::ImageLabel16I *label_image_out) const |
| The NVI-function for rendering label with a fully-specified camera. More... | |
| RenderLabel | GetRenderLabelOrThrow (const PerceptionProperties &properties) const |
Extracts the (label, id) RenderLabel property from the given properties and validates it (or the configured default if no such property is defined). More... | |
| virtual void | SetDefaultLightPosition (const Vector3< double > &X_DL) |
| Provides access to the light for manual configuration since it's currently bound to the camera position. More... | |
| RenderEngine (const RenderEngine &)=default | |
| RenderEngine & | operator= (const RenderEngine &)=default |
| RenderEngine (RenderEngine &&)=default | |
| RenderEngine & | operator= (RenderEngine &&)=default |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from ShapeReifier | |
| ShapeReifier ()=default | |
| virtual void | ThrowUnsupportedGeometry (const std::string &shape_name) |
| Derived ShapeReifiers can replace the default message for unsupported geometries by overriding this method. More... | |
| ShapeReifier (const ShapeReifier &)=default | |
| ShapeReifier & | operator= (const ShapeReifier &)=default |
| ShapeReifier (ShapeReifier &&)=default | |
| ShapeReifier & | operator= (ShapeReifier &&)=default |
| Static Protected Member Functions inherited from RenderEngine | |
| template<typename ImageType > | |
| static void | ThrowIfInvalid (const systems::sensors::CameraInfo &intrinsics, const ImageType *image, const char *image_type) |
| static RenderLabel | LabelFromColor (const systems::sensors::ColorI &color) |
| Transforms the given byte-valued RGB color value into its corresponding RenderLabel. More... | |
| static systems::sensors::ColorI | GetColorIFromLabel (const RenderLabel &label) |
Transforms this render label into a byte-valued RGB color. More... | |
| static systems::sensors::ColorD | GetColorDFromLabel (const RenderLabel &label) |
Transforms this render label into a double-valued RGB color. More... | |
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OCILIB (C and C++ Driver for Oracle)
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A connection or session with a specific database. More...
#include <ocilib.hpp>
Inherits ocilib::HandleHolder< OCI_Connection *>.
Public Types | |
| enum | FailoverRequestValues { FailoverRequestSession = OCI_FOT_SESSION, FailoverRequestSelect = OCI_FOT_SELECT } |
| Failover request enumerated values. More... | |
| enum | FailoverEventValues { FailoverEventEnd = OCI_FOE_END, FailoverEventAbort = OCI_FOE_ABORT, FailoverEventReauthentificate = OCI_FOE_REAUTH, FailoverEventBegin = OCI_FOE_BEGIN, FailoverEventError = OCI_FOE_ERROR } |
| Failover events enumerated values. More... | |
| enum | FailoverResultValues { FailoverOk = OCI_FOC_OK, FailoverRetry = OCI_FOC_RETRY } |
| Failover callback results enumerated values. More... | |
| enum | SessionTraceValues { TraceIdentity = OCI_TRC_IDENTITY, TraceModule = OCI_TRC_MODULE, TraceAction = OCI_TRC_ACTION, TraceDetail = OCI_TRC_DETAIL } |
| Session trace enumerated values. More... | |
| typedef Enum< FailoverRequestValues > | FailoverRequest |
| Failover requests. More... | |
| typedef Enum< FailoverEventValues > | FailoverEvent |
| Failover events. More... | |
| typedef Enum< FailoverResultValues > | FailoverResult |
| Failover callback results. More... | |
| typedef Enum< SessionTraceValues > | SessionTrace |
| Session traces. More... | |
| typedef FailoverResult(* | TAFHandlerProc) (Connection &con, FailoverRequest failoverRequest, FailoverEvent failoverEvent) |
| User callback for TAF event notifications. | |
Public Member Functions | |
| Connection () | |
| Default constructor. | |
| Connection (const ostring &db, const ostring &user, const ostring &pwd, Environment::SessionFlags sessionFlags=Environment::SessionDefault) | |
| Constructor that creates an opens an underlying DB connection with the given information. More... | |
| void | Open (const ostring &db, const ostring &user, const ostring &pwd, Environment::SessionFlags sessionFlags=Environment::SessionDefault) |
| Create a physical connection to an Oracle database server. More... | |
| void | Close () |
| Close the physical connection to the DB server. | |
| void | Commit () |
| Commit current pending changes. | |
| void | Rollback () |
| Cancel current pending changes. | |
| void | Break () |
| Perform an immediate abort of any currently Oracle OCI call on the given connection. More... | |
| void | SetAutoCommit (bool enabled) |
| Enable or disable auto commit mode (implicit commits after every SQL execution) More... | |
| bool | GetAutoCommit () const |
| Indicates if auto commit is currently activated. | |
| bool | IsServerAlive () const |
| Indicate if the connection is still connected to the server. More... | |
| bool | PingServer () const |
| Performs a round trip call to the server to confirm that the connection to the server is still valid. More... | |
| ostring | GetConnectionString () const |
| Return the name of the connected database/service name. More... | |
| ostring | GetUserName () const |
| Return the current logged user name. More... | |
| ostring | GetPassword () const |
| Return the current logged user password. More... | |
| ostring | GetServerVersion () const |
| Return the connected database server string version. More... | |
| OracleVersion | GetVersion () const |
| Return the Oracle version supported by the connection. More... | |
| unsigned int | GetServerMajorVersion () const |
| Return the major version number of the connected database server. | |
| unsigned int | GetServerMinorVersion () const |
| Return the minor version number of the connected database server. | |
| unsigned int | GetServerRevisionVersion () const |
| Return the revision version number of the connected database server. | |
| void | ChangePassword (const ostring &newPwd) |
| Change the password of the logged user. More... | |
| ostring | GetSessionTag () const |
| Return the tag associated with the given connection. | |
| void | SetSessionTag (const ostring &tag) |
| Associate a tag to the given connection/session. More... | |
| Transaction | GetTransaction () const |
| Return the current transaction of the connection. | |
| void | SetTransaction (const Transaction &transaction) |
| Set a transaction to a connection. More... | |
| bool | SetFormat (FormatType formatType, const ostring &format) |
| Set the format string for implicit string conversions of the given type. More... | |
| ostring | GetFormat (FormatType formatType) |
| Return the format string for implicit string conversions of the given type. More... | |
| void | EnableServerOutput (unsigned int bufsize, unsigned int arrsize, unsigned int lnsize) |
| Enable the server output. More... | |
| void | DisableServerOutput () |
| Disable the server output. More... | |
| bool | GetServerOutput (ostring &line) const |
| Retrieve one line of the server buffer. More... | |
| void | GetServerOutput (std::vector< ostring > &lines) const |
| Retrieve all remaining lines of the server buffer. | |
| void | SetTrace (SessionTrace trace, const ostring &value) |
| Set tracing information for the session. More... | |
| ostring | GetTrace (SessionTrace trace) const |
| Get the current trace for the trace type from the given connection. More... | |
| ostring | GetDatabase () const |
| Return the Oracle server database name of the connected database/service name. More... | |
| ostring | GetInstance () const |
| Return the Oracle server Instance name of the connected database/service name. More... | |
| ostring | GetService () const |
| Return the Oracle server Service name of the connected database/service name. More... | |
| ostring | GetServer () const |
| Return the Oracle server Hos name of the connected database/service name. More... | |
| ostring | GetDomain () const |
| Return the Oracle server Domain name of the connected database/service name. More... | |
| Timestamp | GetInstanceStartTime () const |
| Return the date and time (Timestamp) server instance start of the. More... | |
| unsigned int | GetStatementCacheSize () const |
| Return the maximum number of statements to keep in the statement cache. More... | |
| void | SetStatementCacheSize (unsigned int value) |
| Set the maximum number of statements to keep in the statement cache. More... | |
| unsigned int | GetDefaultLobPrefetchSize () const |
| Return the default LOB prefetch buffer size for the connection. More... | |
| void | SetDefaultLobPrefetchSize (unsigned int value) |
| Enable or disable prefetching for all LOBs fetched in the connection. More... | |
| unsigned int | GetMaxCursors () const |
| Return the maximum number of SQL statements that can be opened in one session. More... | |
| bool | IsTAFCapable () const |
| Verify if the connection support TAF events. More... | |
| void | SetTAFHandler (TAFHandlerProc handler) |
| Set the Transparent Application Failover (TAF) user handler. More... | |
| AnyPointer | GetUserData () |
| Return the pointer to user data previously associated with the connection. | |
| void | SetUserData (AnyPointer value) |
| Associate a pointer to user data to the given connection. More... | |
A connection or session with a specific database.
This class wraps the OCILIB object handle OCI_Connection and its related methods
Definition at line 1723 of file ocilib.hpp.
Failover requests.
Possible values are Connection::FailoverRequestValues
Definition at line 1763 of file ocilib.hpp.
Failover events.
Possible values are Connection::FailoverEventValues
Definition at line 1791 of file ocilib.hpp.
Failover callback results.
Possible values are Connection::FailoverResultValues
Definition at line 1813 of file ocilib.hpp.
Session traces.
Possible values are Connection::SessionTraceValues
Definition at line 1839 of file ocilib.hpp.
Failover request enumerated values.
| Enumerator | |
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| FailoverRequestSession | User has requested only session failover |
| FailoverRequestSelect | User has requested select failover as well |
Definition at line 1748 of file ocilib.hpp.
Failover events enumerated values.
Definition at line 1770 of file ocilib.hpp.
Failover callback results enumerated values.
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| FailoverOk | Default acknowledgment of a failover event |
| FailoverRetry | Triggers a new failover attempt |
Definition at line 1798 of file ocilib.hpp.
Session trace enumerated values.
Definition at line 1820 of file ocilib.hpp.
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Constructor that creates an opens an underlying DB connection with the given information.
| db | - Oracle Service Name |
| user | - Oracle User name |
| pwd | - Oracle User password |
| sessionFlags | - Session Flags |
Definition at line 1406 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References Connection(), and OCI_ConnectionFree().
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Create a physical connection to an Oracle database server.
| db | - Oracle Service Name |
| user | - Oracle User name |
| pwd | - Oracle User password |
| sessionFlags | - Session Flags |
The XA connection string used in a transaction monitor to connect to Oracle must be compatible with OCILIB :
Definition at line 1416 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), OCI_ConnectionCreate(), and OCI_ConnectionFree().
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Perform an immediate abort of any currently Oracle OCI call on the given connection.
Definition at line 1437 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_Break().
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Enable or disable auto commit mode (implicit commits after every SQL execution)
| enabled | - auto commit new status |
Definition at line 1442 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_SetAutoCommit().
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Indicate if the connection is still connected to the server.
Definition at line 1452 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_IsConnected().
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Performs a round trip call to the server to confirm that the connection to the server is still valid.
Definition at line 1457 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_Ping().
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Return the name of the connected database/service name.
Definition at line 1462 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), ocilib::MakeString(), and OCI_GetDatabase().
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Return the current logged user name.
Definition at line 1467 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), ocilib::MakeString(), and OCI_GetUserName().
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Return the current logged user password.
Definition at line 1472 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), ocilib::MakeString(), and OCI_GetPassword().
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Return the connected database server string version.
Definition at line 1482 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), ocilib::MakeString(), and OCI_GetVersionServer().
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Return the Oracle version supported by the connection.
Definition at line 1477 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_GetVersionConnection().
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Change the password of the logged user.
| newPwd | - New password |
Definition at line 1502 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_SetPassword().
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Associate a tag to the given connection/session.
| tag | - user tag string |
Definition at line 1512 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_SetSessionTag().
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Set a transaction to a connection.
| transaction | - Transaction to assign |
Definition at line 1522 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_SetTransaction().
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Set the format string for implicit string conversions of the given type.
| formatType | - Type of format |
| format | - Format string |
Formats can set at 2 levels:
When the library needs to perform a string conversion, it search for a valid format using the following order:
Definition at line 1527 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_SetFormat().
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Return the format string for implicit string conversions of the given type.
| formatType | - Type of format |
Definition at line 1532 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), ocilib::MakeString(), and OCI_GetFormat().
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Enable the server output.
| bufsize | - server buffer max size (server side) |
| arrsize | - number of lines to retrieve per server round-trip |
| lnsize | - maximum size of one line |
Definition at line 1537 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_ServerEnableOutput().
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Disable the server output.
Definition at line 1542 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_ServerDisableOutput().
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Retrieve one line of the server buffer.
Definition at line 1547 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), ocilib::MakeString(), and OCI_ServerGetOutput().
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Set tracing information for the session.
| trace | - trace type |
| value | - trace content |
Store current trace information to the given connection handle. These information:
system view V$SESSION
Definition at line 1567 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_SetTrace().
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Get the current trace for the trace type from the given connection.
| trace | - trace type |
Definition at line 1572 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), ocilib::MakeString(), and OCI_GetTrace().
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Return the Oracle server database name of the connected database/service name.
Definition at line 1577 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), ocilib::MakeString(), and OCI_GetDBName().
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Return the Oracle server Instance name of the connected database/service name.
Definition at line 1582 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_GetInstanceName().
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Return the Oracle server Service name of the connected database/service name.
Definition at line 1587 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), ocilib::MakeString(), and OCI_GetServiceName().
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Return the Oracle server Hos name of the connected database/service name.
Definition at line 1592 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_GetServerName().
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Return the Oracle server Domain name of the connected database/service name.
Definition at line 1597 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), ocilib::MakeString(), and OCI_GetDomainName().
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Return the date and time (Timestamp) server instance start of the.
Definition at line 1602 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_GetInstanceStartTime().
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Return the maximum number of statements to keep in the statement cache.
Definition at line 1607 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_GetStatementCacheSize().
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Set the maximum number of statements to keep in the statement cache.
| value | - maximum number of statements in the cache |
Definition at line 1612 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_SetStatementCacheSize().
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Return the default LOB prefetch buffer size for the connection.
Definition at line 1617 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_GetDefaultLobPrefetchSize().
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Enable or disable prefetching for all LOBs fetched in the connection.
| value | - default prefetch buffer size |
Definition at line 1622 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_SetDefaultLobPrefetchSize().
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Return the maximum number of SQL statements that can be opened in one session.
Definition at line 1627 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_GetMaxCursors().
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Verify if the connection support TAF events.
Definition at line 1632 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_IsTAFCapable().
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Set the Transparent Application Failover (TAF) user handler.
| handler | - TAF handler procedure |
Definition at line 1637 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_SetTAFHandler().
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Associate a pointer to user data to the given connection.
| value | - User data pointer |
Definition at line 1649 of file ocilib_impl.hpp.
References ocilib::Check(), and OCI_SetUserData().


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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
RED SORGHUM is not the kind of film that you want to advise your kids to go see. Much like Zhang Yimou's other films, this one is beautifully put together, but when it is time to make it hurt, it does just so.
Politically, it appears evident that this story is as much about the Chinese revolutions and changes as it is about the Japanese invasions. And the ones that suffer are the workers, who are always prey to the events, regardless of the government.
Red Sorghum is the story of a woman that is married into a higher circle, and inherits a large wine making facility with it. And when she is there she begins taking charge of the factory and its good quality of wine. However, the changes have caused the wine quality to suffer, be it from the weather, or just plain bad work, since the wine master was changed.
In comes a worker that is attracted to the new mistress. And he is as reckless as he is in love with the mistress. But he is not a rich man, and has no property, and while he has been able to get to the mistress, his ability to keep her and stay with her are a problem.... that destroys a crop of wine... so it seems.
And later, come the Japanese, who destroy the whole farm, and everything else along the way. And this family is now forced to run and survive in any way that it can. With the invasion came the destruction of the main source of income for the area. The feudal lord system has won again. And the weak ones, the poor people are the ones that pay the price, although a few of the well to do ones are also punished and killed.
Zhang Yimou's film, is not pleasant in many ways, and it does get a bit gross here and there. But, for sure, it lays the blame down, either on the early government or the invading Japanese, but rarely on the individuals whose lives are manipulated every day.
And the love story, of the seemingly impossible conquest is what glues the whole thing together. It is a wonderful film, though brutal in parts, and really exciting in others. The photography, which seems to be Zhang Yimou's mainstay is plainly the real winner here. Be it in the factory, or in the fields, the show is tremendous.
And Gong Li is very good. As are the supporting characters.
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Brit on cocaine rap
THE Narcotics police arrested and charged a British national on Tuesday at the Sangster International Airport for breaches of the Dangerous Drugs Act.
Charged with possession of cocaine, dealing in cocaine and attempting to export cocaine is 29-year-old Elijah Wade of Nottingham, England
Police said about 5:00 pm Wade checked in to board a flight to London when his luggage was searched and white substance resembling cocaine weighing approximately 1.65 pounds was found. The drug has an estimated street value of $975,000.
Wade is scheduled to appear before the St James Parish Court next Tuesday.


{% extends 'base_page.html' %} {% import 'macros.html' as macros %} {% block stylesheets %} {% endblock %} {% block page_title %}About{% endblock %} {% macro about_blurb(pic_url) -%}
Flow is a social course planning website. Launched in September 2012, it was built by four students in Software Engineering at the University of Waterloo. What does the name mean? Well, we're not sure ourselves... we launched with it, and it just sort of stuck!
Want to contribute? Check out the code on GitHub.
Not sure where to start? Perhaps you can tackle one of these issues.
Have questions? Come hang out with us in our public chat room.
Want to fork Flow to be a white-labelled platform for your school? Awesome — go for it. Just be wary that the data scrapers are tied to Waterloo’s APIs.
Read our blog post about why we open-sourced .
Ayush can often be found on the bike exploring the great outdoors, in a cafe with his nose in a book, or pacing excitedly while listening to a debate.
He is currently enjoying the excellent weather that Vancouver has to offer while working on online services for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 at Demonware.
Fun fact: he has eaten Alligator, and he contends that (while they may look very different) they taste exactly like chicken.
{% endcall %} {% call about_blurb('/static/img/team/bob.jpg') %}Bob currently resides in the city of Toronto, busy enjoying the freezing temperatures of the Canadian winter. He is very excited about his ongoing machine learning research at SideFX Software.
Bob is not much of a web development guy, but he values the services that Flow provides both in his own life as a student and in the greater UWaterloo community. On the side, he loves a challenging workout and he's always down for some pickup. Anytime, anywhere.
{% endcall %} {% call about_blurb('/static/img/team/derrek.jpg') %}Derrek is currently eating his way around Toronto, listening to a lot of music, and trying to figure out what it means to be a designer. He also spends his time at D2L, breaking Learn.
{% endcall %} {% call about_blurb('/static/img/team/dmytro.jpg') %}When not otherwise occupied, Dmytro develops the backend for Flow 2.0.
Dmytro likes precisely those things which are meticulously studied and well-understood. For that reason, he doubts he will be a very good researcher. When this saddens him too much, he makes things go fast and is content.
{% endcall %} {% call about_blurb('/static/img/team/max.jpg') %}There was a time where doing web development was near the bottom of Max's interests and fiddling with UI unthinkable. But alas here he is doing web development and working on Flow's UI. Unless he gets sidetracked by Game of Thrones, of course.
{% endcall %}David is a human being currently living on Earth.
Since David complains a lot about bad user experience, he's the chief UX nitpicker at Flow. He also does system administration and takes out the garbage.
David has worked at Google for two terms and then at Khan Academy for two terms.
{% endcall %} {% call about_blurb('/static/img/team/mack.jpg') %}Mack Duan is a Software Engineering student helping with the software development of Flow.
He really enjoys eating spicy food. In his free time, he likes to watch TV, movies and play cards.
Mack has worked two terms at Facebook, and at a startup in San Francisco.
{% endcall %} {% call about_blurb('/static/img/team/sandy.jpg') %}After hacking on Flow, Sandy now spends his time fighting fraud on the risk team at Stripe.
During his spare time he enjoys karaoke, dancing, and noming lots of delicious food.
During his co-op terms at Facebook and Twitter he tried (unsuccessfully) to eat everything he saw.
{% endcall %} {% call about_blurb('/static/img/team/jamie.png') %}Jamie Wong rants about technology on his blog, plays badminton, and occasionally writes some code for Flow.
He also wrote Flow's very first piece of open source software!
He's worked at Facebook and Khan Academy where he learned to ride a ripstik and learned to juggle respectively.
{% endcall %}Jeff enjoys juggling and getting involved in the Waterloo Engineering Society
He has worked at Square, enjoying all the sunny weather San Francisco has to offer, and is currently enjoying all the rainy days Seattle has to offer while working at Seeq.
{% endcall %}Terrance Kwok suffers from exercise induced asthma, but enjoys Indian food
He finds pleasure in the occasional IPA beer and as such, Terrance handles the business development side of Flow.
Terrance has worked at KPMG and is currently pursuing an career in accounting and finance (seriously).
{% endcall %} {% call about_blurb('/static/img/team/shubham.jpg') %}Shubham Datta wakes up each day with a mission to stop procrastinating tomorrow.
He enjoys meeting and talking to new people everyday, and so he takes care of the business development side of Flow.
Shubham has worked at KPMG and is currently pursuing a career in accounting and finance.
{% endcall %}The Accounting and Financial Student Association of the University of Waterloo generously donated in support of the continued maintenance, development, and growth of Flow at the University of Waterloo and beyond.


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Implement in an interactive way the following functionalities of a POS. When working on each point do NOT take into account the next functionalities that will come, but try to implement the current one as simple as possible. Later when new features are added refactor.
Keep the Code-Test cycle as short as possible. Refactor each time everything is green.
When a barcode is scanned the POS should display the product details
Add VAT to product price and display it. Implement it as easy as possible. Test it as easy as possible. The VAT rate is 19%
.
There products which also have a Regional Tax. The Regional Tax is 10%
The products which have the Regional Tax are VAT exempt.
Calculate the final price of a product by taking into account the regional tax as well.
Some products are considered Luxury Products, and for these a Luxury Tax applies. This tax applies regardless of other taxes
There are products for which we offer a discount of 50%. The discount is applied at the end.
For some products and customers the discount may be more that the catalog price of the product. In this case the product should have the displayed price 0
and not a negative value
The cashier may start a sale by pressing the Start Sale button. When a sale was created all the products that are scanned are part of that sale.
The cashier may Close a running sale. The total will be displayed, when the sale is closed
The cashier may Cancel a running sale.
When closing a sale, the cashier may give a fixed amount as a discount to the buyer
Show a list with all the sales ordered by status (Closed, or Canceled) and by date.
The cashier may put a sale OnHold and resume it later. When she does this she enters a unique name to the Sale. To resume a sale she needs to find it by name
Show a list with all the Products ordered by Name or Price.
Add a filter by Tax type to the products list