src/terminal/terminal.component.ts
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NodePtyService
SettingsService
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| styles | * {-webkit-app-region: no-drag;} |
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constructor(electronService: ElectronService, ptyService: NodePtyService, settingsService: SettingsService, taskListService: SnippetsService, addonsProviderService: AddonsProviderService, themeProviderService: ThemeProviderService, fileSystemService: FileSystemService)
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Allow the terminal element to be assigned an id which is received from other components by providing a property which is externally bindable. |
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handleBlur()
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Defined in src/terminal/terminal.component.ts:149
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When the terminal is blurred, its text buffer WILL NOT be cleared when the terminal-clear ipc event is received
Returns :
void
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handleFocus()
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Defined in src/terminal/terminal.component.ts:158
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When the terminal is focused, its text buffer WILL be cleared when the terminal-clear ipc event is received
Returns :
void
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ngAfterViewInit()
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Defined in src/terminal/terminal.component.ts:82
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Returns :
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ngOnDestroy()
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Defined in src/terminal/terminal.component.ts:192
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Perform some "cleanup work" by disposing of the underlying terminal. and removing any active ipcRenderer listeners.
Returns :
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Receive or "catch" the snippet emitted from the task list component via
to write the snippet. If you do and the user hits enter, the command is not processed by node-pty, therefore the command is not executed.
Parameters :
Returns :
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Type : NgTerminal
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Decorators :
@ViewChild('term', {static: false})
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Defined in src/terminal/terminal.component.ts:38
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Allow access to the underlying HTML element, aka the underlying "xterm" |
| Private isActiveTerminal |
Default value : false
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A boolean value to indicate if the terminal is focused or blurred |
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Type : number
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Defined in src/terminal/terminal.component.ts:62
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A number value used to represent the current process id of a given pty process |
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Type : IPty
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Defined in src/terminal/terminal.component.ts:47
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Represents an instance of the IPty interface which we will use to instantiate the node-pty service |
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Type : Subject<string>
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Default value : new Subject<string>()
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Defined in src/terminal/terminal.component.ts:64
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Default value : this.settingsService.getItem(Settings.CUSTOM_TERM_TITLE) as string
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Defined in src/terminal/terminal.component.ts:53
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A string value used to receive the OSC 2 terminal title. |
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Defined in src/terminal/terminal.component.ts:59
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A string value used to hold the user defined OSC 2 terminal title. |
import {
AfterViewInit,
Component,
Input,
OnDestroy,
OnInit,
ViewChild
} from "@angular/core"
import { ElectronService, FileSystemService, SettingsService } from "../shared/services"
import { Settings, IPCChannelNames, locations } from "@shared/index"
import { AddonsProviderService, ThemeProviderService } from "@terminal/services"
import { NodePtyService } from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>import { NgTerminal } from "ng-terminal"
import { IPty } from "node-pty"
import { Subject } from "rxjs"
import { SnippetsService } from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>@Component({
selector: "ng-xterm-terminal",
template: `
<ng-xterm-top-bar [title]="title">
<ng-xterm-snippets (taskName)="writeSnippet($event)"></ng-xterm-snippets>
</ng-xterm-top-bar>
<ng-terminal #term
[id]="terminalID"
[dataSource]="snippetsSubject"
(focusin)="handleFocus()"
(focusout)="handleBlur()">
</ng-terminal>
`,
styles: [ `* {-webkit-app-region: no-drag;}` ],
providers: [ NodePtyService, SettingsService ]
})
export class TerminalComponent implements AfterViewInit, OnDestroy {
/** Allow access to the underlying HTML element, aka the underlying "xterm" */
@ViewChild("term", { static: false }) child: NgTerminal
/**
* Allow the terminal element to be assigned an id which is received from other components
* by providing a property which is externally bindable.
* */
@Input() terminalID: number
/** Represents an instance of the IPty interface which we will use to instantiate the node-pty service*/
private ptyObject: IPty
/**
* A string value used to receive the OSC 2 terminal title.
* @see https://xtermjs.org/docs/api/vtfeatures/
* */
private terminalTitle = this.settingsService.getItem(Settings.CUSTOM_TERM_TITLE) as string
/** A boolean value to indicate if the terminal is focused or blurred */
private isActiveTerminal = false
/** A string value used to hold the user defined OSC 2 terminal title. */
title: string
/** A number value used to represent the current process id of a given pty process */
ptyNumber: number
snippetsSubject: Subject<string> = new Subject<string>()
constructor(private readonly electronService: ElectronService,
private readonly ptyService: NodePtyService,
private readonly settingsService: SettingsService,
private readonly taskListService: SnippetsService,
private readonly addonsProviderService: AddonsProviderService,
private readonly themeProviderService: ThemeProviderService,
private readonly fileSystemService: FileSystemService
) {
// instantiate the pty service so we can use it.
this.ptyObject = this.ptyService.createFactoryObject()
// get the id number of the current pty session so it can be displayed in the topbar.
this.ptyNumber = this.ptyObject?.pid
}
ngAfterViewInit() {
this.handleBlur()
this.handleFocus()
// load the user's saved theme preferences using the theme provider service
this.themeProviderService.loadSavedThemeSettings(this.child.underlying)
this.themeProviderService.handleSubscriptions(this.child.underlying)
// use the addonsProviderService to load the terminal add ons.
this.addonsProviderService.loadAddons(this.child.underlying)
this.ptyService.handleDragAndDrop()
// this line required to allow for proper terminal resizing.
this.child.setStyle({ "height": "80vh"})
try {
// utilize the node-pty service to configure communication
// between node-pty and the underlying terminal.
this.ptyService.initialize(this.child.underlying)
// set the OSC 2 title of the underlying terminal.
this.child.underlying.onTitleChange((value ) => {
// if no user defined title exists, use the default process title
if(this.terminalTitle.length == 0 || "") {
this.title = `pty ${this.ptyNumber}: ${value}`
}
else {
// if a custom title does exist, overwrite the default process title
this.title = `pty ${this.ptyNumber}: ${this.terminalTitle}`
}
})
// listen for an ipc event to select the entirety of the terminal text area.
this.electronService.ipcRenderer.on(IPCChannelNames.SELECT_ALL, () => this.child.underlying.selectAll())
// listen for an ipc event telling the task list service
// to save any text the user selected as a command snippet
this.electronService.ipcRenderer.on(IPCChannelNames.SAVE_SELECTION, () => {
const selection = this.child.underlying.getSelection()
this.taskListService.addTask(selection)
})
// listen for the ipc event to save the terminal buffer to an external file
this.electronService.ipcRenderer.on(IPCChannelNames.SAVE_SELECTION_TO_FILE, () => {
const textBuffer = this.child.underlying.getSelection()
this.fileSystemService.writeFile(locations.TERMINAL_OUTPUT_FILE, `${textBuffer}`)
})
// listen for the ipc event to clear the focused terminal
this.electronService.ipcRenderer.on(IPCChannelNames.CLEAR_TERMINAL, () => {
if(this.isActiveTerminal) {
this.child.underlying.clear()
}
})
} catch {
// if something goes wrong, throw an error saying what happened.
this.ptyService?.destroyFactoryObject()
}
}
/**
* When the terminal is blurred, its text buffer WILL NOT be cleared
* when the terminal-clear ipc event is received
* */
handleBlur() {
this.isActiveTerminal = false
this.child.underlying.blur()
}
/**
* When the terminal is focused, its text buffer WILL be cleared
* when the terminal-clear ipc event is received
* */
handleFocus() {
this.isActiveTerminal = true
this.child.underlying.focus()
}
/**
* Receive or "catch" the snippet emitted from the task list component via
* ```
* task: Subject<string>
* this.task = new Subject<string>()
* ```
* Upon receiving the snippet, we need to use the underlying pty write
* to write the snippet to the terminal
* and execute the command (when the user hits enter).
*
* Do not use the terminal, aka
* ```
* this.child.underlying
* ```
* to write the snippet. If you do and the user hits enter,
* the command is not processed by node-pty, therefore
* the command is not executed.
*
* @param {string} $event the emitted value received
* from the task list component.
* */
writeSnippet($event: string) {
this.ptyObject.write($event)
}
/**
* Perform some "cleanup work" by disposing of the underlying terminal.
* and removing any active ipcRenderer listeners.
* */
ngOnDestroy() {
// destroy the underlying terminal.
this.child.underlying.dispose()
// remove all ipcRenderer event listeners.
this.electronService.ipcRenderer.removeAllListeners(IPCChannelNames.CLEAR_TERMINAL)
this.electronService.ipcRenderer.removeAllListeners(IPCChannelNames.SELECT_ALL)
this.electronService.ipcRenderer.removeAllListeners(IPCChannelNames.SAVE_SELECTION)
}
}
* {-webkit-app-region: no-drag;}


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Pre-Diabetes is a milder form of diabetes that is
sometimes called Impaired Glucose Tolerance.
It occurs when blood glucose levels exceed normal levels
but do not climb high enough to warrant a diagnosis of diabetes.
It can be diagnosed with a simple blood test.
Pre-diabetes implies an impending risk that should be acted upon.
If not acted on, Pre-Diabetes is likely to become Type 2 diabetes
within 10 years.
However, it is possible to turn your life around
and keep yourself from developing a type 2 diabetes.
Often times there are no symptoms however, some of the possible symptoms are:
The safest and surest way to confirm having pre-diabetes is to consult a doctor and take some tests. There are two types of tests for pre-diabetes. Doctors will typically use either the fasting plasma glucose test(FPG) or the oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT). Both tests require the patient to fast overnight.
This test checks your fasting blood glucose levels. Fasting means not having anything to eat or drink (except water) for at least 8 hours before the test. This test is usually done first hing in the morning, before breakfast.
| RESULT | FASTING PLASMA GLUCOSE (FGP) | NORMAL | Less than 100 mg/dl | PRE-DIABETES | 100 mg/dl to 125 mg/dl | DIABETES | 126 mg/dl or higher |
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The OGTT is a two hour test that checks your blood glucose levels before and 2 hours after you drink a special sweet drink. It tells the doctor how your body processes glucose.
| RESULT | FASTING PLASMA GLUCOSE (FGP) | NORMAL | Less than 140 mg/dl | PRE-DIABETES | 140 mg/dl to 199 mg/dl | DIABETES | 200 mg/dl or higher |
|---|
Your treatment for pre-diabetes will focus on losing weight, eating healthy foods and getting active. This is your chance to reverse pre-diabetes so it doesn’t turn into type 2 diabetes. Doing these will also help you avoid other health problems such as heart diseases and stroke that are linked to diabetes. You may also need to take diabetes medicine along with these.
Most people who have pre-diabetes are overweight and have a body mass index BMI. A healthy weight helps your body use insulin the way it should. Losing weight can also lower insulin resistance in people who have pre-diabetes. The more you lose, the more you benefit, as long as you do it in a healthy way.
How you do it is up to you. One way is to start by making healthy eating changes that you can keep doing over time. Try reducing the number of calories you eat and drink and adding more activity to your day.Eating a balanced diet is one of the best things you can do for yourself and for your health. You can do this by:
The more active you are, the more sugar (glucose) your body uses for energy. This keeps the sugar from building up in your blood. Exercise can also improve insulin resistance. Try to do moderate activity at least 2.5 hours a week. Or try to do vigorous activity at least 1.25 hours a week. It’s fine to be active in blocks of 10 minutes or more throughout your day and week. Moderate activity is safe for most people, but, its safe to always talk to your doctor before you start an exercise program.
You may need to take oral treatment and medications such as metformin. It reduces the amount of sugar made by the liver in people who are insulin resistant. Note that before medicine is taken, it should be prescribed by a doctor and taken as directed.


November 12
Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us,
and let us run with patience the race that is set before us, looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith. Hebrews 12:1-2
Disciplining the flesh. For many believers that phrase stirs memories of frustration and failure. They know it's important--the Word of God clearly teaches that. But they're not sure exactly how to go about it. Some have given up, shrugging off such discipline as impossible. Others are still fighting stubbornly to get their flesh under control--and losing one battle after another. But it doesn't have to be that way. In fact, we can't afford to let it be that way. It will cost us too much.
You and I are blessed to be part of the generation that will see the signs and wonders which the prophets of old wished they could have lived long enough to see. We will witness the Spirit of God poured out upon all flesh. But sin hinders the Spirit's flow. And only as we rid ourselves of it will the power and glory of God be manifested through us. Only then will we experience the wonderful things that are prophesied to take place in our generation.
So put your past failure behind you. Make up your mind that you're not going to let the sins of the flesh rob you of the glory of God. It is possible to step out of the sin you've struggled with so long and live under the Spirit's control. Look to Jesus...He will show you how.
Scripture Reading: 2 Timothy 2:19-23


Mix Tool Help
Mix Tool is a frequency grapher I made to help me find where various sounds are clashing in a mix.
You can add and delete 'zones' of an instrument, mapped across the audible frequency range.
Create a zone by pressing '+ zone' and entering a string to name the zone. You can group zones by using the first word in the string as a tag, e.g. 'BD thump', 'BD click'.
Then enter or click 3 frequency values in Hz:
- The bass extent is the lowest frequency of the sound that makes up it's character. You can find it by sweeping a high pass filter up on the sound. When it starts sounding bad, sweep back a touch and that is your number.
- The center freq is where the sound has most of it's character. The frequency where the sound is most like itself.
- The treble extent is the highest frequency of the sound. You can find it in the way described above. If you have a spectrum analysis tool, you can get just read this info off it.
The Add button will only work if these values are all completed and in a logical order (low < center < high).
Add all the sounds of your track. When you see sounds starting to stack ontop of each other, you might want to pay attention to those overlaps as that's where mud and weird things can happen. And that is about the utility of this tool.
Tips and Shortcuts
- The ENTER key will open the + zone menu, or add a valid zone of the menu is already open
- You can use the mouse to define the bass extent,center freq, treble extent values. Press 'click'
- You can also use the TAB key to cycle through those inputs (SHIFT-TAB to go backwards)
- LEFT_ARROW and RIGHT_ARROW might help on smaller screens.
Compatibility
- Safari 14+
- Chrome v99+
- Mobile is a mixed bag
- Will not load in messenger-type temp browsers (FB Messenger Preview)
Small Screens
Small Screens make everything difficult. You can use the left and right arrow keys to scroll through the graph.
Saving and Loading
This is hosted (for free!) on GitHub Pages. So there is no backend, user profiles, uploading files, etc. So saving is a little bit weird.
When you click save, a save file is generated as a '.htm' webpage and downloaded to your computer.
To reopen that project, click on the '.htm' file and open it in a webbrowser. Copy the text to your clipboard and then paste it in the text input field provided in the load menu. It's a bit wonky but it works. Unless your save file is weird.
Notes
The demo map was copied from a useful poster over at Sweetwater.
If you use special characters for your instruments, saving and loading may not work.
DM me on twitter if you find anything wrong @B38TN1K


Wesley was born and raised in Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia. I grew up fascinated with technology, particularly computers and gadgets. Majoring in Computer Science, I'm on my way to become an adept software engineer. My other interests include graphic and web design, photography, teaching, and foreign languages.


I have deep software development experience with many years of technical and team leadership especially in startup environments.
I have a strong track record of delivering high-value software in a variety of domains, applying a range of technologies and problem-solving skills to deliver value.
I have proven leadership building and mentoring software development teams, managing software projects and guiding teams to successful delivery.
Most recently I've been focusing on freelance and contract tech work, although I'm very open to full-time employment for the right opportunity.


December 2020 Status Update
December 2020… I cannot believe we’re in the final month of the year, yet here we are nonetheless.
I am actually a few weeks behind on this post, but good to have gotten to it late than never.
This past month for me was easily the most productive. In fact, I can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel here. I have been slamming out code and putting things together in a way that has been incredibly rewarding and efficient at the same time. All those years invested into making a framework has finally paid off. 😁 There’s been a lot of “glad I already made that” this past month.
That stated, I am very close to being able to discuss in detail about what I am working on – and I am excited about it! As I stated earlier, I am super superstitious these days about discussing my ideas and blabbing on and on about them, sort of jinxing them in a way to actually being realized.
I will just say that software development life these days is amazing for me. I have “developed” (😏), nay, perfected my own style and it’s been paying dividends in spades. It’s been very enjoyable.
Blazor as well has been really fun to work with, as well as the whole .NET5/ASP.NET getup.
So, I’m afraid this is another one of those “I’m alive and still working on this thing but don’t have much to share just yet” posts. I hope to continue these now at least once a month until I actually have something to show, which should be in February some time.
Catch you next year. ✌
-MD


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#include "BleConfig.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
Namespaces | |
| chip | |
| Adaptation for LwIP ip4_addr_t type. | |
| chip::Ble | |
Macros | |
| #define | BLE_NO_ERROR BLE_CONFIG_NO_ERROR |
| This defines the BleLayer error code for success or no error. This value may be configured via BLE_CONFIG_NO_ERROR. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_MIN BLE_CONFIG_ERROR_MIN |
| This defines the base or minimum value of the BleLayer error number range. This value may be configured via BLE_CONFIG_ERROR_MIN. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_MAX BLE_CONFIG_ERROR_MAX |
| This defines the top or maximum value of the BleLayer error number range. This value may be configured via BLE_CONFIG_ERROR_MAX. More... | |
| #define | _BLE_ERROR(e) _BLE_CONFIG_ERROR(e) |
| This defines a mapping function for BleLayer errors that allows mapping such errors into a platform- or system-specific range. This function may be configured via _BLE_CONFIG_ERROR. More... | |
Error Definitions | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_BAD_ARGS _BLE_ERROR(0) |
| An invalid argument or arguments were supplied. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_INCORRECT_STATE _BLE_ERROR(1) |
| An unexpected state was encountered. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_NO_ENDPOINTS _BLE_ERROR(2) |
| No BLE endpoint is available. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_NO_CONNECTION_RECEIVED_CALLBACK _BLE_ERROR(3) |
| No callback was registered to receive a BLE Transport Protocol (BTP) connection. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_CENTRAL_UNSUBSCRIBED _BLE_ERROR(4) |
| A BLE central device unsubscribed from a peripheral device's BLE Transport Protocol (BTP) transmit characteristic. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_GATT_SUBSCRIBE_FAILED _BLE_ERROR(5) |
| A BLE central device failed to subscribe to a peripheral device's BLE Transport Protocol (BTP) transmit characteristic. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_GATT_UNSUBSCRIBE_FAILED _BLE_ERROR(6) |
| A BLE central device failed to unsubscribe from a peripheral device's BLE Transport Protocol (BTP) transmit characteristic. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_GATT_WRITE_FAILED _BLE_ERROR(7) |
| A General Attribute Profile (GATT) write operation failed. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_GATT_INDICATE_FAILED _BLE_ERROR(8) |
| A General Attribute Profile (GATT) indicate operation failed. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED _BLE_ERROR(9) |
| A requested function or feature is not implemented. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_CHIPOBLE_PROTOCOL_ABORT _BLE_ERROR(11) |
| A BLE Transport Protocol (BTP) error was encountered. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_REMOTE_DEVICE_DISCONNECTED _BLE_ERROR(12) |
| A remote BLE connection peer disconnected, either actively or due to the expiration of a BLE connection supervision timeout. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_APP_CLOSED_CONNECTION _BLE_ERROR(13) |
| The local application closed a BLE connection, and has informed BleLayer. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_OUTBOUND_MESSAGE_TOO_BIG _BLE_ERROR(14) |
| More outbound message data is pending than available buffer space available to copy it. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_NOT_CHIP_DEVICE _BLE_ERROR(15) |
| A BLE peripheral device did not expose the General Attribute Profile (GATT) service required by the Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP). More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_INCOMPATIBLE_PROTOCOL_VERSIONS _BLE_ERROR(16) |
| A remote device does not offer a compatible version of the Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP). More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_NO_MEMORY _BLE_ERROR(17) |
| A request for memory could not be fulfilled. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_MESSAGE_INCOMPLETE _BLE_ERROR(18) |
| A received Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) message was incomplete. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_INVALID_FRAGMENT_SIZE _BLE_ERROR(19) |
| A remote device selected in invalid Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) fragment size. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_START_TIMER_FAILED _BLE_ERROR(20) |
| A timer failed to start within BleLayer. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_CONNECT_TIMED_OUT _BLE_ERROR(21) |
| A remote BLE peripheral device's Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) connect handshake response timed out. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_RECEIVE_TIMED_OUT _BLE_ERROR(22) |
| A remote BLE central device's Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) connect handshake timed out. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_INVALID_MESSAGE _BLE_ERROR(23) |
| An invalid Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) message was received. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_FRAGMENT_ACK_TIMED_OUT _BLE_ERROR(24) |
| Receipt of an expected Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) fragment acknowledgement timed out. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_KEEP_ALIVE_TIMED_OUT _BLE_ERROR(25) |
| Receipt of an expected Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) keep-alive fragment timed out. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_NO_CONNECT_COMPLETE_CALLBACK _BLE_ERROR(26) |
| No callback was registered to handle Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) connect completion. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_INVALID_ACK _BLE_ERROR(27) |
| A Bluetooth Transport Protcol (BTP) fragment acknowledgement was invalid. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_REASSEMBLER_MISSING_DATA _BLE_ERROR(28) |
| A Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) end-of-message fragment was received, but the total size of the received fragments is less than the indicated size of the original fragmented message. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_INVALID_BTP_HEADER_FLAGS _BLE_ERROR(29) |
| A set of Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) header flags is invalid. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_INVALID_BTP_SEQUENCE_NUMBER _BLE_ERROR(30) |
| A Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) fragment sequence number is invalid. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_REASSEMBLER_INCORRECT_STATE _BLE_ERROR(31) |
| The Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) message reassembly engine encountered an unexpected state. More... | |
| #define | BLE_ERROR_RECEIVED_MESSAGE_TOO_BIG _BLE_ERROR(32) |
| More inbound message data is pending than available buffer space available to copy it. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef BLE_CONFIG_ERROR_TYPE | BLE_ERROR |
Functions | |
| void | chip::Ble::RegisterLayerErrorFormatter () |
| Register a text error formatter for BLE Layer errors. More... | |
| bool | chip::Ble::FormatLayerError (char *buf, uint16_t bufSize, int32_t err) |
This file defines constants for the CHIP BleLayer subsystem.
Error types, ranges, and mappings overrides may be made by defining the appropriate BLE_CONFIG_* or BLE_CONFIG* macros.
NOTE WELL: On some platforms, this header is included by C-language programs.
| #define _BLE_ERROR | ( | e | ) | _BLE_CONFIG_ERROR(e) |
This defines a mapping function for BleLayer errors that allows mapping such errors into a platform- or system-specific range. This function may be configured via _BLE_CONFIG_ERROR.
| [in] | e | The BleLayer error to map. |
| #define BLE_ERROR_APP_CLOSED_CONNECTION _BLE_ERROR(13) |
The local application closed a BLE connection, and has informed BleLayer.
| #define BLE_ERROR_BAD_ARGS _BLE_ERROR(0) |
An invalid argument or arguments were supplied.
| #define BLE_ERROR_CENTRAL_UNSUBSCRIBED _BLE_ERROR(4) |
A BLE central device unsubscribed from a peripheral device's BLE Transport Protocol (BTP) transmit characteristic.
| #define BLE_ERROR_CHIPOBLE_PROTOCOL_ABORT _BLE_ERROR(11) |
A BLE Transport Protocol (BTP) error was encountered.
| #define BLE_ERROR_CONNECT_TIMED_OUT _BLE_ERROR(21) |
A remote BLE peripheral device's Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) connect handshake response timed out.
| #define BLE_ERROR_FRAGMENT_ACK_TIMED_OUT _BLE_ERROR(24) |
Receipt of an expected Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) fragment acknowledgement timed out.
| #define BLE_ERROR_GATT_INDICATE_FAILED _BLE_ERROR(8) |
A General Attribute Profile (GATT) indicate operation failed.
| #define BLE_ERROR_GATT_SUBSCRIBE_FAILED _BLE_ERROR(5) |
A BLE central device failed to subscribe to a peripheral device's BLE Transport Protocol (BTP) transmit characteristic.
| #define BLE_ERROR_GATT_UNSUBSCRIBE_FAILED _BLE_ERROR(6) |
A BLE central device failed to unsubscribe from a peripheral device's BLE Transport Protocol (BTP) transmit characteristic.
| #define BLE_ERROR_GATT_WRITE_FAILED _BLE_ERROR(7) |
A General Attribute Profile (GATT) write operation failed.
| #define BLE_ERROR_INCOMPATIBLE_PROTOCOL_VERSIONS _BLE_ERROR(16) |
A remote device does not offer a compatible version of the Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP).
| #define BLE_ERROR_INCORRECT_STATE _BLE_ERROR(1) |
An unexpected state was encountered.
| #define BLE_ERROR_INVALID_ACK _BLE_ERROR(27) |
A Bluetooth Transport Protcol (BTP) fragment acknowledgement was invalid.
| #define BLE_ERROR_INVALID_BTP_HEADER_FLAGS _BLE_ERROR(29) |
A set of Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) header flags is invalid.
| #define BLE_ERROR_INVALID_BTP_SEQUENCE_NUMBER _BLE_ERROR(30) |
A Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) fragment sequence number is invalid.
| #define BLE_ERROR_INVALID_FRAGMENT_SIZE _BLE_ERROR(19) |
A remote device selected in invalid Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) fragment size.
| #define BLE_ERROR_INVALID_MESSAGE _BLE_ERROR(23) |
An invalid Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) message was received.
| #define BLE_ERROR_KEEP_ALIVE_TIMED_OUT _BLE_ERROR(25) |
Receipt of an expected Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) keep-alive fragment timed out.
| #define BLE_ERROR_MAX BLE_CONFIG_ERROR_MAX |
This defines the top or maximum value of the BleLayer error number range. This value may be configured via BLE_CONFIG_ERROR_MAX.
| #define BLE_ERROR_MESSAGE_INCOMPLETE _BLE_ERROR(18) |
A received Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) message was incomplete.
| #define BLE_ERROR_MIN BLE_CONFIG_ERROR_MIN |
This defines the base or minimum value of the BleLayer error number range. This value may be configured via BLE_CONFIG_ERROR_MIN.
| #define BLE_ERROR_NO_CONNECT_COMPLETE_CALLBACK _BLE_ERROR(26) |
No callback was registered to handle Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) connect completion.
| #define BLE_ERROR_NO_CONNECTION_RECEIVED_CALLBACK _BLE_ERROR(3) |
No callback was registered to receive a BLE Transport Protocol (BTP) connection.
| #define BLE_ERROR_NO_ENDPOINTS _BLE_ERROR(2) |
No BLE endpoint is available.
| #define BLE_ERROR_NO_MEMORY _BLE_ERROR(17) |
A request for memory could not be fulfilled.
| #define BLE_ERROR_NOT_CHIP_DEVICE _BLE_ERROR(15) |
A BLE peripheral device did not expose the General Attribute Profile (GATT) service required by the Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP).
| #define BLE_ERROR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED _BLE_ERROR(9) |
A requested function or feature is not implemented.
| #define BLE_ERROR_OUTBOUND_MESSAGE_TOO_BIG _BLE_ERROR(14) |
More outbound message data is pending than available buffer space available to copy it.
| #define BLE_ERROR_REASSEMBLER_INCORRECT_STATE _BLE_ERROR(31) |
The Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) message reassembly engine encountered an unexpected state.
| #define BLE_ERROR_REASSEMBLER_MISSING_DATA _BLE_ERROR(28) |
A Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) end-of-message fragment was received, but the total size of the received fragments is less than the indicated size of the original fragmented message.
| #define BLE_ERROR_RECEIVE_TIMED_OUT _BLE_ERROR(22) |
A remote BLE central device's Bluetooth Transport Protocol (BTP) connect handshake timed out.
| #define BLE_ERROR_RECEIVED_MESSAGE_TOO_BIG _BLE_ERROR(32) |
More inbound message data is pending than available buffer space available to copy it.
| #define BLE_ERROR_REMOTE_DEVICE_DISCONNECTED _BLE_ERROR(12) |
A remote BLE connection peer disconnected, either actively or due to the expiration of a BLE connection supervision timeout.
| #define BLE_ERROR_START_TIMER_FAILED _BLE_ERROR(20) |
A timer failed to start within BleLayer.
| #define BLE_NO_ERROR BLE_CONFIG_NO_ERROR |
This defines the BleLayer error code for success or no error. This value may be configured via BLE_CONFIG_NO_ERROR.
The basic type for all BleLayer errors.
This is defined to a platform- or system-specific type.


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Unified Signal And Burstiq Partners To Launch Crypto Wallet for Wireless Network Providers
“Built on blockchain, wallet enables customers to transact via cryptocurrency, make mobile payments and peer-to-peer fund transfers”
Unified Signal and BurstIQ announced their partnership to launch a crypto wallet for Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MNVO) and wireless carriers worldwide. The wallet will enable mobile customers to access and transact via cryptocurrencies, in addition to using mobile phones for mobile payments and remittances.
Unified Signal develops cloud based enterprise solutions, while BurstIQ is a blockchain healthcare data record integrator. The wallet, scheduled to go live in the first quarter of next year, will be built on blockchain technology, which offers secure and fast payments.
“We plan to offer an OEM B2B version of the crypto wallet to allow major wireless carriers and mobile wallet technologies around the world to build on top of the product and framework,” said Frank Ricotta, CEO of BurstIQ.
“Our technology is designed with the total security of both B2B and the end-consumer in mind. This partnership with Unified Signal is an important step in deploying our OEM B2C blockchain PaaS platform enabling crypto-currencies to truly become accessible as a currency at the point of sale,” he added.
“Together with BurstIQ, Unified Signal is shepherding a new era in security and increased interoperability amongst the 100+ mobile wallet payment platforms already developed around the world. We will be integrating BurstIQs blockchain technology into our mobile wallet enablement and clearinghouse suite. Together we will be able to offer one of the most secure and interoperable payment methods ever devised,” said Paris Holt, CEO of Unified Signal.
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[gecode-users] Assign or Branch
Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist
lagerkvist at gecode.org
Mon Jan 18 19:13:06 CET 2010
On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 6:16 PM, Vincent Barichard
<Vincent.Barichard at univ-angers.fr> wrote:
> I wondered what are the differences between "branch(home, x, INT_VAR_NONE, INT_VAL_MIN)" and "assign(home,x,INT_ASSIGN_MIN)"?
> In the documentation, it is said that after an assignment has been done, the next assignment will be done only after the effect of the previous assignment has been propagated. Is it only meaningful during recomputation? Until now I used branch, should I use assign instead ?
The assign function adds a unary branching, that is, it will not
reconsider other values for a variable on backtrack.
Unary branchings are typically used to assign values to variables when
another branching has finished an one knows that the problem is
feasible, but not what some exact values will be. For example,
scheduling applications often use a branching that orders all tasks.
When the tasks are ordered, they can be assigned to their first
possible starting time.
> Just one more little thing, in section 9.2.2, I think it should be "branch(home, x, INT_VAR_NONE, INT_VAL_MIN)" instead of "branch(home, x, INT_VAR_NONE, INT_VAR_MIN)"?
Thanks for spotting it. I've fixed that now.
Cheers,
Mikael
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Attention! The December HackyHour has been moved to December 22. So this will be our next date. Please note that there will be mulled wine available
If that is alright for everyone we will try our Hacking skills against Metasploitable. I invited Lenz who has some experience with penetration testing to help us. It will be at the absolute beginner level.
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Birmingham set for bone-chilling Polar Vortex as temperatures plunge to -1C
The mercury is going to plummet to single digits for much of the UK this week with Birmingham expected to see lows of -1°C Monday night into Tuesday morning
by Katie Brooks, https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/authors/katie-brooks/Birmingham is in for freezing temperatures as a "collapsed polar vortex" is predicted to bring "severe weather" to Europe.
Snowstorms have ravaged southeast France and meteorologists are warning that it will have a knock-on effect in Britain.
The mercury is going to plummet to single digits for much of the UK this week with the West Midlands expected to see lows of -1°C Monday night into Tuesday morning.
The Met Office then expects temperatures to start warming up again into the higher single figures as the week progresses.
Meteorologist Andrej Flis told the Express : “The weakening of the stratospheric polar vortex is well underway.
“In the past days, the polar vortex reached 40-year record strength for this time of year. It would likely strengthen even further, but its rise to power was stopped and reversed, due to two pressure/temperature waves that press onto the vortex.
That reduces the speed of the stratospheric polar jet stream.
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“What all this means for our weather? Well, a collapsed vortex always greatly increases the chances for winter weather towards Europe.”
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Feeling on the cold side, especially under the cloud with maximum temperatures of 9 °C.
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Overnight it will stay dry with some clearer spells developing, feeling a little colder with patches of frost possible and minimum temperature 2 °C.
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It will be a dry day on Monday after a cold start.
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After a cold and frosty start, Tuesday will be dry and clear with highs of 5°C.


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Active Damping of Rotating Platforms using Integral Force Feedback
Dehaeze Thomas, Collette Christophe
Abstract:
This paper investigates the use of Integral Force Feedback (IFF) for the active damping of rotating mechanical systems. Guaranteed stability, typical benefit of IFF, is lost as soon as the system is rotating due to gyroscopic effects. To overcome this issue, two modifications of the classical IFF control scheme are proposed. The first consists of slightly modifying the control law while the second consists of adding springs in parallel with the force sensors. Conditions for stability and optimal parameters are derived. The results reveal that, despite their different implementations, both modified IFF control scheme have almost identical damping authority on the suspension modes.
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@article{dehaeze21_activ_dampin_rotat_platf_using, author = {Thomas Dehaeze and Christophe Collette}, title = {Active Damping of Rotating Platforms Using Integral Force Feedback}, journal = {Engineering Research Express}, year = 2021, doi = { }, url = { }, month = {Feb}, }
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Dehaeze, T., & Collette, C., Active damping of rotating platforms using integral force feedback, Engineering Research Express, (2021).
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@inproceedings{dehaeze20_activ_dampin_rotat_platf_integ_force_feedb, author = {Dehaeze, T. and Collette, C.}, title = {Active Damping of Rotating Platforms using Integral Force Feedback}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the International Conference on Modal Analysis Noise and Vibration Engineering (ISMA)}, year = 2020, }
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Dehaeze, T., & Collette, C., Active damping of rotating platforms using integral force feedback, In , Proceedings of the International Conference on Modal Analysis Noise and Vibration Engineering (ISMA) (pp. ) (2020)
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0.3.2Brain is a tool to model, create and manage the knowledge base for aiml chaterbots.
Uses: Contact:israel(dot)araujo(dot)freitas(at)gmail(dot)com
On Brain, modeling is the graphical representation of knowledge, its relationships with other knowledges ( parents and children ) and the topics in which it is divided, all through a mental map. The modeling is part of the process of creating the knowledge base itself, and it is synchronized with the robot's real base.
Modeling the knowledge base of a chatbot is not exactly a trivial task, since there is a set of variables that directly affect the effectiveness of a good human-robot interaction, such as the richness of the vocabulary of both, or the clarity and objectivity of messages of either the specialization or generalization expected by an user on a particular subject, etc. Also certain subjects may be too complex or too large to be handled by a robot.
Considering that, Brain was designed to facilitate this task by adopting the strategy "divide and conquer". By dividing, the knowledge can be modeled with very fine granularity, being reduced to several small knowledges ( which we call "atomic knowledge" ) where each one is very specific, since it focuses only on a particular aspect of a greater knowledge. Some of the advantages of this approach is to have a broader view on knowledge and be much easier to define all the topics covered by it. The result of this approach is a much more solid base and complete knowledge.
But the most important for the base to be well modeled is that the botmaster master each knowledge he wants to model. Must already have very clear in his mind what he wants to represent through of Brain's mental map. Below is an outline of the modeling process:
- Define a target audience ;
- Define the subjects of interest to this target audience;
- Define the scope of subjects ( knowledge to be modeled );
- For each item of scope ( all knowledge ):
- Understand the knowledge that will be added;
- Define the relationships ( parents and children );
- Define the topics.
Understanding the behavior of the knowledge base
The knowledge base has a very dynamic viewing behavior. This dynamism is specifically designed to increase user productivity when modeling the base or creating lessons, and covers the following behaviors:1. Selective Display
Knowledges are automatically displayed or hidden as relevant it is to clicked knowledge. In this way only the most relevant are displayed, hence that the screen does not get tiring by display a lot of information and hence the user can focus only on what really matters.
2. Visual Contextualization
When the user clicks a knowledge, Brain automatically selects all its knowledge parents, leaving all the way from the Root until itself with a different color from the others. This is to facilitate the user's contextualization on the knowledge that was selected.
3. Automatic Coloring
The color of a knowledge changes automatically with the amount of its internal knowledges, starting light and going darker depending of increase on the amount of its internal knowledges.
The Knowledge
On Brain, knowledge is an object that encapsulates the descriptions about something. It can be part of a greater knowledge and can also be composed of other smaller knowledges. Internally it is divided into topics.
To facilitate the processing of either complex subjects or larger subjects, Brain uses the "Divide and Conquer" strategy. Thus, how much more fragmented and specific a knowledge is, i.e., how much more topics and children knowledges it has, better is the domain of robot on it.
Adding a Knowledge
Note: On Brain, there are no isolated knowledge, all knowledge is necessarily connected to another, being Root the most basic, from which all derive.
- Right click on an existing knowledge;
- Click on "Add a Knowledge" option;
- Enter the name of new knowledge;
- Click "Save".
Renaming a Knowledge
- Right click on the knowledge you want to update;
- Click on "Rename this Knowledge" option;
- Type the new name;
- Click "Save".
Deleting a Knowledge
Attention: When a knowledge is deleted, it are also deleted in cascade all its children knowledges, its topics and its teachings.- Right click on the knowledge that you want to delete;
- Click the on "Delete this Knowledge" option;
- Click "Yes".
Topics
Note: Topic is a group of teachings, an internal division of a knowledge, and it is specific only to the knowledge which it belongs to. Thus, for creating, editing or deleting a topic you must access this screen through the following steps:
- Right click on the knowledge you want divide;
- Click on "Topics & Teachings" option;
- Wait loading the Topics panel.
Creating a Topic
- Click "Create";
- Type the name of the new topic;
- Click "Save".
- Click the topic you want to rename;
- Click "Update";
- Type the new name;
- Click "Save".
Deleting a Topic
Attention: When a topic is deleted, it are also deleted all its teachings.
- Click the topic you want to delete;
- Click "Delete";
- Click "Yes".
At first, the robot should be seen like a child: initially it has no knowledge, but starts to acquire it from the teachings that are passed to them.
Teaching is the smallest unit of knowledge passed to robot. It is the statement itself of what the robot should do according to the text typed by the chat's user. The teachings are that really prepare the robot to handle the situations created by users.
Teaching is specific to just one topic, so it only makes sense for that topic to which it belongs to. Thus, to create, edit or delete a teaching, the user must access this screen through the following steps:
- Right click on the knowledge you want to add the teachings;
- Click on "Topics & Teachings" option;
- Wait loading the Topics panel;
- Click the topic that will contains the teachings;
- Wait loading the Teachings panel.
Creating a Teaching
- Click on "Create";
- Enter the content of the requested fields:
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When the user says:
Enter in this field the sentences that users of chat probably will write about this particular topic. May be entered several sentences at once, only one per line. How much more sentences registered, greater is the ability of "understanding" of the robot.
May be used the star wildcard (*) for "capture" a portion of the user's sentence that match in the registered sentence (each line in this field, also known as pattern). Once captured this portion, it can be retrieved by get star syntax: ${*index}, where index is an integer value greater than 0. For example, the sentence "My name is Israel and I live in Brazil" against the pattern "My name is * and I live in *" will store "Israel" in the first star and "Brazil" in the second star. Do ${*1} to retrieve the name, or just ${*} (the index is optional to first star). Do ${*2} (the index is required since second star) to retrieve the country.
For example, for topic "favorite movies", an user may type one of the following sentences:
In this example, the robot will be able to understand and give the appropriate response to any of these sentences.
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Responding to:
Enter in this field the robot sentence that motivated this last new user interaction. For example, the following robot message could have motivated the user to enter one of the sentences given in the example above ("When the user says"):
This field holds the micro context of robot dialogue. It allows the robot to "remember" what it wrote just before the last user message. Leave this field empty when the previous robot sentence is not relevant.
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Memorize:
Enter in this field the key informations that the robot should keep in memory during the chat session. Such key informations are composed of three parts, all required and in this order:
- a name that represents the information that will be memorized (also known as 'variable')
- the equal sign (=)
- the information itself that must be memorized.
It is allowed only one memorize instruction per line. To retrieve the content of a variable, use the get syntax: ${variableName}.
The get syntax is available both in Memorize field and in Say field.
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Say:
Enter in this field what the robot should say when the user types any of the sentences entered in the field "When the user says". May be entered several responses at once, only one per line. This approach enables the robot to give different answers to the same user sentence, because this response is the result of a random selection among several possible answers registered. Hence, how much more responses registered, greater is the "intelligence" of the robot.
May be used the get syntax (both ${variableName} and ${*index}).
For example, even for the topic "favorite movies", the following sentences may be entered as an robot answer:
- Click "Save".
Here is a complete example:
When the user says: My favorite movie is * (or) My favorite is * Responding to: What is your favorite movie? Memorize: favMovie = ${*1} botFavMovies=${favMovie} and Matrix Say: ${favMovie}? Excellent movie! (or) ${favMovie}?? I love it! (or) Excellent movie!
Editing a Teaching
- Click the teaching you want to update;
- Click "Update";
- Enter the content of the requested fields;
- Click "Save".
Deleting a Teaching
- Click the Teaching you want to delete;
- Click "Delete";
- Click "Yes".
To make the changes in the knowledge base be reflected over the real robot's knowledge base, just click on the "Apply" button, which sits on top of the center panel. When the generation of the base is finished, the system will report the status of this execution in the status bar, and also will report the place where the AIML files were generated in.
This is where all the robot's knowledge is stored in and it is represented graphically through a mental map.
KnowledgeOn Brain, the knowledge is an object that encapsulates the descriptions about something. It can be part of a greater knowledge and can also be composed of other smaller knowledges. Internally it is divided into topics.
To facilitate the processing of either complex subjects or larger subjects, Brain uses the "Divide and Conquer" strategy. Thus, how much more fragmented and specific a knowledge is, i.e., how much more topics and children knowledges it has, better is the domain of robot on it.
TopicTopic is a group of teachings, an internal division of a knowledge, and it is specific only to the knowledge which it belongs to.
TeachingTeaching is the smallest unit of knowledge passed to robot. It is the statement itself of what the robot should do according to the text typed by the chat's user. The teachings are that really prepare the robot to handle the situations created by users.
Teaching is specific to just one topic, so it only makes sense for that topic to which it belongs to.
Normalization ( Not implemented yet. )It is the process of standardization of the text typed by the user, adapting this text to certain rules of writing and grammar used by the robot. Normalization basically operates in the following points:
| Type | Term | Normalized |
|---|---|---|
| Synonyms | visualize | see |
| Abbreviations/ Slang | u | you |
| Gender | she | he |
| Orthographic Corrections | movi | movie |
| Grammatical Corrections | Ok bye | Ok. Bye! |


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We now modify rpcalc to handle infix operators instead of postfix. Infix notation involves the concept of operator precedence and the need for parentheses nested to arbitrary depth. Here is the Ocamlyacc code for calc.mly, an infix desk-top calculator.
/* file: calc.mly */ /* Infix notatoin calculator -- calc */ %{ open Printf %} /* Ocamlyacc Declarations */ %token NEWLINE %token LPAREN RPAREN %token <float> NUM %token PLUS MINUS MULTIPLY DIVIDE CARET %left PLUS MINUS %left MULTIPLY DIVIDE %left NEG /* negation -- unary minus */ %right CARET /* exponentiation */ %start input %type <unit> input /* Grammar follows */ %% input: /* empty */ { } | input line { } ; line: NEWLINE { } | exp NEWLINE { printf "\t%.10g\n" $1; flush stdout } ; exp: NUM { $1 } | exp PLUS exp { $1 +. $3 } | exp MINUS exp { $1 -. $3 } | exp MULTIPLY exp { $1 *. $3 } | exp DIVIDE exp { $1 /. $3 } | MINUS exp %prec NEG { -. $2 } | exp CARET exp { $1 ** $3 } | LPAREN exp RPAREN { $2 } ; %%
There are two important new features shown in this code.
In the second section (Ocamlyacc declarations), %left says they are left-associative operators. The declarations %left and %right (right associativity) is used for the declaration of associativity.
Operator precedence is determined by the line ordering of the declarations; the higher the line number of the declaration (lower on the page or screen), the higher the precedence. Hence, exponentiation has the highest precedence, unary minus (NEG) is next, followed by MULTIPLY and DIVIDE, and so on. See Operator Precedence.
The other important new feature is the %prec in the grammar section for the unary minus operator. The %prec simply instructs Ocamlyacc that the rule | MINUS exp has the same precedence as NEG---in this case the next-to-highest. See Context-Dependent Precedence.
Here is a sample run of calc.mly:
$ calc 4 + 4.5 - (34/(8*3+-3)) 6.880952381 -56 + 2 -54 3 ^ 2 9


During the Fall season, you can expect temperatures to range between 55°F (13°C) to about 66°F (19°C).
The airport nearest to the conference venue is the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE).
This is approximatly a 20 minute drive to the venue depending on traffic.
Flights can also be obtained to the Akron-Canton Airport, but will take about 55 minutes depending on traffic to reach the hotel by car.
The conference venue is the Hyatt Regency Cleveland at the Arcade located at 420 Superior Ave, Cleveland, OH 44114. There are a variety of ways to get the the venue once you have arrive at the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE):
The Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is directly connected to the RTA Red Line train service. It is located in the lower level of the airport (see map). Departures from the airport occur every 15 minutes and only costs $2.50 per ride. The closest stop to the conference venue is the Tower City-Public Square Station which should take between 20 and 30 minutes. From there, it is about a 10 minute walk to the conference venue at the Hyatt Regency Cleveland at the Arcade. Additional details about the RTA Red Line service can be found on the Cleveland Hopkins Airport website and the RTA website.
Taxis are available from the airport and a ride to the venue should cost between $45 and $55 (depending on traffic) including tip and take around 20-30 minutes.
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Introduction
Hello and welcome to the iPhone User Guide page. This page is dedicated to describing some of the apps the iPhone has and their features. We hope you find it useful!
The "Settings" app is one of the most important apps on your phone as you customize the settings according to your want or needs. Upon opening it, you will see the name of the iPhone with the Apple account that's signed into it. Click on your name and it'll show you more information like your subscriptions, payment method, iCloud backup and other devices using the same Apple account. Back to the You can download apps by going to the App Store on your phone. It is the blue icon with an "A" symbol. Most apps are free but some you may need to purchase. At the bottom you will see the... Click on the silhouette icon at the top right. There you can see apps you've purchased/downloaded, see your subscriptions, redeem an App Store gift card and more. Tap on the green icon with the white bubble... this is the Messages app. This is where you'll exchange texts with your contacts. Click on the upper right icon to start a new conversation. You can send emojis if you have the emoji keyboard activated by clicking on the smiley face in the lower left corner. You can also send photos by clicking on the white icon with the rainbow pinwheel. Your conversations will be blue and grey texts when texting other iPhone users/users using iMessage and green and grey when you're texting with someone who isn't using iPhone or iMessage. Open the app with the compass icon... this is Safari, the web browser that comes with your phone. On the top bar is where the web address will be. You can click on this, type what you want to search and click enter to browse the web. At the bottom you will have your back Open the Camera app. It's hard to miss since it has the Camera icon. There is a lot packed in here. Lets start off with the top. On the top you'll have your "Flash" choice where you can turn flash on or off or leave it on auto. Next, the arrow in the middle changes the bottom bar from the different camera modes to another bar that has your choice of flash, LIVE photos, your timer, photo The bottom bar has all the different Camera modes. You can choose from Time-Lapse, Slo-Mo, Video, Photo, Portrait, and Pano (short for Panorama). Then on the lower left corner you'll have a small preview from the last photo you took. Click on it and you can scroll through the gallery of photos. The button underneath the bar on the bottom is your shutter button which you will click on to take a photo. The last icon to the right of it is the "Switch" button which allows you toggle between using the front-facing or back-facing camera. Settings
main
settings page, you can choose from a whole bunch of settings to adjust. Examples include; Wifi Settings, Notifications, Mail App Settings... just to name a few. You can also check to see if there are any available software updates by going into the Settings app and checking right underneath your name. You can also find detailed informtion like your phones IMEI number in the Settings app.App Store
Messages
Safari
button
and forward button
like on any browser. The middle button
has many options such as sending the page to a friend through text or "favoriting" the page. The open book icon next to it has your history, reading list and bookmarks. The last button
on the bottom all the way to your right are the open web pages you have.Camera
size
and filters. Now back to the top bar, you'll have your "Live Photos" icon in the upper right which will let you choose if you want to take live photos or not.


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A dynamic application using JavaScript manipulation that a user can select an input (train station, train line) and output directions that the train will take to get to destination.
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#include <CStorage.h>
Public Attributes | |
| long | headerRead |
| long | headerWrite |
| long | pageRead |
| long | pageWrite |
| long | newPage |
| long | totalPageAccess |
| long | diskRead |
| long | diskWrite |
Type of counters for statistics.
Definition at line 306 of file CStorage.h.
| long CStorage::statisticsCounters::diskRead |
Read disk counter. This counter is incremented only when a cache fault occurs its value reflects the actual number of accessed pages. If pageSize > pageSize, it will count the number of pages accessed to retrieve an entire page. To measure the cache efficiency, these counters must be compared with the relativeTotalDiskAccess counter.
Definition at line 346 of file CStorage.h.
Referenced by CStorage::ResetStatistics().
| long CStorage::statisticsCounters::diskWrite |
Write disk counter - new pages are counted as disk write too. This counter is incremented only when a cache fault occurs its value reflects the actual number of accessed pages. If pageSize > pageSize, it will count the number of pages accessed to retrieve an entire page. To measure the cache efficiency, these counters must be compared with the relativeTotalDiskAccess counter.
Definition at line 356 of file CStorage.h.
Referenced by CStorage::ResetStatistics().
| long CStorage::statisticsCounters::headerRead |
Read user's header counter
Definition at line 311 of file CStorage.h.
Referenced by CStorage::ResetStatistics().
| long CStorage::statisticsCounters::headerWrite |
Write user's header counter
Definition at line 316 of file CStorage.h.
Referenced by CStorage::ResetStatistics().
| long CStorage::statisticsCounters::newPage |
New page counter.
Definition at line 331 of file CStorage.h.
Referenced by CStorage::ResetStatistics().
| long CStorage::statisticsCounters::pageRead |
Read page counter.
Definition at line 321 of file CStorage.h.
Referenced by CStorage::GetStatistics(), and CStorage::ResetStatistics().
| long CStorage::statisticsCounters::pageWrite |
Write page counter - new pages are counted as page write too.
Definition at line 326 of file CStorage.h.
Referenced by CStorage::GetStatistics(), and CStorage::ResetStatistics().
| long CStorage::statisticsCounters::totalPageAccess |
pageRead + pageWrite
Definition at line 336 of file CStorage.h.
Referenced by CStorage::GetStatistics(), and CStorage::ResetStatistics().


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Enter the IOCTL value to decode in the box belowIOCTL VALUE (hex)
That IOCTL decodes to:Device: Function: Access: Method:


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"I hope you enjoyed my "About Me" game. As you can tell, I live in Seattle and enjoy many of the fun things our city has to offer, including great food, culture, diversity, and more! I am currently enrolled at Code Fellows and looking forward to transitioning to a career in Software Developement. My goal is to work as part of a creative team, providing innovative products to the world?"
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This is our homepage, as you can see there is a lot todo, first we will rework this page. So if you are thinking this is way to ugly, please do not leave ^^Anyways if you want to know why we started all of this, you can read the introduction page.
Why Oslo
Oslo stands for:Open-Source smartphone Linux-based ooperating system
Project Status and Timeline
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Mind machines as they exist today have been around for some fifteen years, though they have only recently dipped below the $200 mark. I became so interested in them through my limited reading on the Internet that I made a rare impulse buy. I have the Proteus machine, which includes both red and green LED’s under the glasses, about fifty pre-programmed “sessions,” and software for designing one’s own programs.
Mind machines work by inducing frequencies in the brain. An EEG machine can read Alpha, Gamma, Delta, and Theta waves. These frequencies represent waking consciousness through deep sleep. Aurally, different wave states can be induced by playing slightly different audio frequencies into either ear. The brain, in its attempt to reconcile these frequencies, creates a third – a “beat” – and this third frequency seems to be able to induce states of consciousness. The same is true for the glasses – the lights flashing on either eye in stereo.
I remember quite vividly my first experience with the Proteus machine, after excitedly tearing it from the box. I was most interested in reports that it could produce visual hallucinations, so I went with one of the “playtime” settings called “Fireworks.” This was a mishmash of different frequencies juxtaposed to create the most cerebral noise, I suppose, but it did manage to create some interesting visuals. For me, these were mostly phosphene patterns, orbs, spiral swirls, and the sense that the vision field was advancing, receding, and rushing by. The red and green flashing LED lights produced the entire spectrum of color – yellows, blues, deep purples, etc. Color theory explains quite a bit of the motion (warm colors near, cools far), but there were elements that I could not explain.
I found the first experience so overwhelming that I forgot to breath. The light and sound combination becomes an environment itself, and it seems total. It didn’t take long for me to release myself into it. In a certain sense, I became the light and sound itself. During one of these sessions, my body was flooded with warmth and energy. It is often quite pleasurable, like the pleasurable beginning stages of a psychedelic trip. The machine facilitates a kind of “ego death” as well, and for a while the weight of memory is lifted.
I remember taking a drive afterwards. The aftereffects were quite pronounced and blissful. I felt that my senses were heightened – taste and smell, especially – though there was a distinct post-coital high, like a shot of endorphins after a good run. Other times I come out of it feeling like I’m in the middle of the best nap I’ve ever taken, and I don’t want to get up.
I was using the mind machine every day for a few months. Instead of gradually losing its appeal, I found it continually opened up new avenues for exploration. There was a process of learning how to “be” in the light-sound environment, where to focus my eyes and mind. I have also since introduced it to various friends in the past two years. Reactions vary. Some people see abstract shapes like I do; others see an extremely lucid progression of precise images. Some people find it energizing; others find it so overwhelming and exhausting that it puts them to sleep. Some people have reported being “creeped out” by the stroboscopic effect. This is difficult for me to understand as it is quite pleasant. Some people are quite mesmerized by it; others find it quite unremarkable. On balance, most people are pleasantly surprised by the machine.
For me, naturally further experimentation was required. Having recently been introduced to LSD-25, I thought it might be interesting to combine the experience with the mind machine. The results were rather explosive. It seems that the higher frequency settings worked the best. On the Proteus machine, this was setting #2 (Physical Warm-up). I thank the Proteus folks for doing their research on this one. After the experience, it is clear to me that various frequencies do indeed have their correspondences with regions of the body. As the frequencies climbed, I could feel an orgasmic wave of energy moving deliberately up through each chakra energy center. Corresponding sex, solar, heart, voice, and intellect centers were opened and explored.
The visual element seemed to multiply in intensity and dimension, and it verged on the intensity of staring into the sun or watching an atomic blast (not that I’ve ever done that). My body was convulsing in mad bouts of bliss. The experience was so intense and total that when I took off the glasses and headphones, I had to take a moment to figure out who and where I was. I felt like my skin must be flaming red, my eyes popping out of the skull, and my hair standing on end. I thought, “Surely this time I have done it, and there is no coming back.” I was wrong for the most part. In a sense, I’m still there because I feel compelled to write about it.
I would only recommend the combination of psychedelics and mind machines to the most experienced. Having experimented with a number of plants and compounds, it seems to me that LSD is the most appropriate for entering the cyberfusion of the mind machine. Some mescaline cousins work well, too – such as 2CT-7 and 2C-E (perhaps my choice of the Shulgin discoveries). AMT works well. Mushrooms and many other tryptamines do not seem to mix as they seem to require an organic setting (i.e. getting as far away from technology as possible). In short, the mind machine is a VERY interesting tool by which to explore psychedelia and self. And, vice versa, this is a good combination to explore the implications of human psychic mergence with the machine.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


gvpack
Combine several graph layouts (that already have layout information).
Graphviz filters: `acyclic`, `bcomps`, `comps`, `edgepaint`, `gvcolor`, `gvpack`, `mingle`, `nop`, `sccmap`, `tred`, & `unflatten`.
More information: home page
- Combine several graph layouts (that already have layout information):
gvpack path/to/layout1.gv path/to/layout2.gv ... > path/to/output.gv
- Combine several graph layouts at the graph level, keeping graphs separate:
gvpack -g path/to/layout1.gv path/to/layout2.gv ... > path/to/output.gv
- Combine several graph layouts at the node level, ignoring clusters:
gvpack -n path/to/layout1.gv path/to/layout2.gv ... > path/to/output.gv
- Combine several graph layouts without packing:
gvpack -u path/to/layout1.gv path/to/layout2.gv ... > path/to/output.gv
- Display help for `gvpack`:
gvpack -?


Tomorrow is built using the latest in web and mobile technology. Tomorrow looks and works the same on every device you own, from your phone to your desktop. Tomorrow is available wherever you are, to help you get whatever you need done.
No one wants to use a planer that is deigned for robots. So why do we insist on doing so? Tomorrow elminates stress by only letting you plan tasks for Tomorrow. Soon Tomorrow will include automatic reminders throughout the day so that you don't need to plan your life around tasks, but so that you can plan tasks around your life.
Tomorrow is designed to make sure you get everything that you need to do out of the way, so you can live your life. We have built the app to place your productivity first and foremost, and signifigantly increases productivity when used versus similar applications.


A comprehensive lesson plan / guide for those with little-to-no coding experience who want to learn how to program (and program well)!
First we’ll start with the command line – the tool that let’s you quickly interface and communicate with your computer. When you use your command line, you can add, open, delete, etc. files, move from folder to folder quickly, review information in files without having to open them, etc. I like to think of the command line as where you go if you want to do something fast that involves the files you have stored on your computer, but for many, the command line does so much more!
On a MAC, you’ll use Terminal for your command line. To get to Terminal, hit Command-Spacebar (this fast way to get to your computer’s search feature). You’ll see something like this:
Type in Terminal and hit enter. When you do something like this will show up (note yours will look slightly different due to different MACs / operating systems and because I have some special stuff in mine --- will get to that later ;) ):
Okay, so now that we’re in Terminal and can use this as our command line, what can we do? And this is where you’ll learn your first bit of code – the command line language you’ll use to talk to your computer!
Thankfully there are some great free resources available to learn the most important command line commands.
I recommend using Learn Code the Hard Way’s free online course (linked to from this text).
This will take a day or two of working through and practice, but is a great and very accessible guide to command line! I actually made flashcards when I originally worked through this, but you do what works best for you!
Other free command-line-for-beginners’ resources:
Now that you know some command line (wahoo!), let’s use the terminal to set up a few more things on your device for the coming lessons.


What's your take on the DBC/EDA experience?
EDA provides tons of resouces which are very helpful and a environment for cohorts to work together and share work results with and help with.
How do you see yourself engaging with this type of culture?
I need to take the first week to fit in. It's about Saturday's mid-night and I am still working on my assignments.
Have your expectations of EDA changed? If so, how?
At first, I am expecting programming knowledge and a environment where I can get project experience. After orientation, I know it's more than knowledge. Now, I think I also have a lot to learn from my cohorts.
Are you excited to participate in this kind of learning environment? Does it make you nervous?
I am only excited, not nervous. Both the culture of EDA and my cohorts are great.