BY EDWIN JAHIEL
FOUR DAYS IN SEPTEMBER (O Que É Isso, Companheiro?) (Brazil, 1997) *** 1/2 . Directed by Bruno Barreto. Written by Fernando Gabeira (from his novel "O Que Isso, Companheiro?" "What's Up, Comrade?") and Leopoldo Serran . Photography, Félix Monti. Editing, Isabelle Rathery. Production design, Marcos Flacksman, Alexandre Meyer. Music, Stewart Copeland. Cast (alphabetically): Cláudia Abreu (Renee), Alan Arkin (Ambassador Charles Elbrick), Pedro Cardoso (Fernando alias Paulo), Nelson Dantas (Toledo), Mauricio Goncalves (Brandao),Luiz Fernando Guimaraes (Marcao), Caio Junqueira (Julio), Matheus Nachtergaele (Jonas), Marco Ricca (Enrique), Fernanda Torres (Maria), et al. A Miramax release. In English and Portuguese (subtitled). 106 minutes (113 in Brazil). Rated R. Some language and violence.
Political films are not a dime a dozen; "thoughtful political thrillers" (an oxymoron?) are even fewer. The 1997 Academy Award nominee (Best Foreign Film) "Four Days in September" is very good. All its virtues don't necessarily jump at you as you watch it (especially the first time), but they increase when you think back on the movie.
It is based on facts, which have been minimally given the cosmetic treatment that invariably goes with adaptations from reportages to movies, with their spectacular "Oh, wow!" additions or their simplified Good Guys, Bad Guys morality.
The general background lies in the agitated history of Brazil with its autocratic governments. The immediate background is that of a succession of military governments which, since 1964, had suspended constitutional guarantees, civil rights, and the freedom of the press.
Demonstrations, as usual led by students, were numerous but ineffective. The film opens with excellent fake documentary riot footage, in black and white. Cut to July 20, 1969. Some young friends (among them a former seminarist and an actor) are watching on television astronaut Neil Armstrong (in the Apollo 11 mission) step out of the lunar module "The Eagle" and onto the surface of the moon.
There is no uniformity in that small group's politics, except a desire for democracy. One of the men is knee-jerkily anti-US and pro-Soviet; another proposes drastic revolutionary action; the actor is skeptical about the use of violence in the resistance.
Soon, some of them and others join a tiny group, MR8, the October 8 Revolutionary Movement. Led by Maria (a pseudonym), the new members are given noms-de-guerre, trained in pistol-shooting and other matters.
Their first operation is the robbing of a bank (aka liberating funds for the good fight), which succeeds, but at the expense of one of the men who hesitates to shoot (a no-no in terrorist handbooks) is shot, wounded, caught and tortured.
"Paulo," the middle-class intellectual among them, is a dud with guns but skilled in political oratory. It is crucial that the voice and the acts of the opposition to the government be widely known. But since censorship muzzles the press and other media, only a flamboyant act and its resulting headlines can break through nationally and internationally, call the world's attention to Brazil. Paulo comes up with that act : the abduction of American Ambassador Charles Elbrick.
This is done, the guerillas get their publicity, announce a short, un-postponable deadline for the release of the Ambassador in exchange of some 15 political prisoners.
What develops is a story known to many Brazilians but few North Americans. I will only reveal some of its aspects. For instance, one of the group, the pretty young blonde "Renee," under false pretenses manages to seduce the Ambassador's Chief of Security. The movie, in its economical fashion, shows neither the actual sex scene (which is painful enough to imagine without having to see it) nor the information that Renee obtains. Instead, the action goes directly to the results.
Mr. Elbrick is taken to a safe-house. It turns out to be not all that safe. That's an important, typical point. The kidnappers are idealists all right, but when it comes to underground skills, they're still wet behind the ears. Their leadership changes when two older men, respectively veterans of the Spanish Civil War and of terrorism in Sao Paolo, arrive to take over from Maria. Yet even then the operation is woefully unprofessional --with a major exception: the very clever way in which the ambassador is finally returned to freedom.
Add to this the enormous psychological burden on the young people who had really not thought through the horror of having, perhaps, to execute a human being. This is made even more painful as Ambassador Elbrick, held in a small room (where either he or his captors have to be blindfolded) forms a sort of bond with Paulo and Renee, a bond reinforced by Elbrick's quiet but sincere disapproval of any government's repressive measures.
To its credit, "Four Days" is structured in ways that are un-sensational, un-theatrical, un-heroic, un-romantic, un-sentimental and un-corny. Yet it contains many moments of edge-of-your-seat tension and suspense. And it has "State of Siege" written all over it.
"State of Siege" is a 1973 French film by the master of political "thinking thrillers," Greek-born Costa-Gavras, famous for "Z," "The Confession," and "Missing," among others. It too was the retelling of a true case. In 1970 Uruguay, Tupamaro guerillas kidnapped and executed Dan Mitrione, an American agent of AID, the Agency for International Development. He was accused of using it as a front and being in reality a CIA operative who taught repression and torture to South American authorities in more than one country.
"Four Days" keeps recalling and paralleling "State of Siege" in dozens of ways over and above the subject: from the same tactics in abducting an official from his limousine, to the discussions between the guerillas and their prisoner. Those, however, are inevitable aspects of such situations. The comparison is more interesting in the details where the two movies differ.
Whereas Costa-Gavras can create sweeping, dramatic visual moods, director Barreto ("Dona Flor and her Two Husbands") sticks to a straight quasi-documentary line, with ample use of original TV newsreel footage, whether of politics, Brazil's Independence Day, or a football game -- all worked well into the plot. Still, those are relatively minor technicals aspects.
Where "State of Siege" and "Four Days" part company is that the former was clearly an indictment of the U.S.A. and the dark side of some of its foreign policies, while there's not anti-Yankee agit-prop in the latter, where the culprit is the militarist Brazilian government. In "SOS" Mitrione (called Santore, played by Yves Montand) is presented as clearly guilty, though he looks neither ev il nor kind. Here, Elbrick is played by Alan Arkin as an most likable and decent being. He speaks fluent Portuguese. He does not have a great deal of screen time, yet he under-acts so splendidly that his restraint becomes eloquent and his character memorable.
Dialectics in "Four Days" are much less stressed than in "SOS." The Tupamaros are infinitely more professional than the MR8 group, the latter often reaching high levels of amateurish ineptitude.
Even so, the Brazilian movie maintains its natural, credible rhythm. It uses skilfully its rapid editing from one scene to another and cuts out non-vital sections. The differences among most of the characters (the hardened pro, the young types in search of romantic adventure, the true believers, etc.) are sketched briefly but sharply.
Given its subject, this may sound odd, but "Four Days" is a subtle work. Several events (invented or not) are extremely effective. We hear Elbrick writing a letter to his wife, but it is an imaginary letter of his thoughts that describe his mental and physical state, some of his captors, his reactions to them.
Better yet. An alarm rings.Two panicky captors appear in Elbrick's room, without their masks. Cut to Elbrick sitting on the toilet, looking desperate. Why? He is in greater danger than before since he has seen faces. A masterful bit.
When there comes a scene of love-making, born of despair as much as attraction, between Paulo and Maria, the act itself is not shown. It is no cliche either, since circumstances like those of the guerrillas easily engender such relationships. The film is overall free of cliches, artificial humor, moralizing, preaching or simplifications. The theoretical, pragmatic, ideological problems of the Resistance, and above all the problems of conscience among simpatico (mostly) idealists who may have to fight violence by killing an innocent, come through well, without needless rhetoric.
I found just one semi-goof. Ambassador Elbrick, a chic, fastidious dresser, in one of those surreal moments of a talk with Paulo, speaks of his man in Lisbon, the tailor who has been making elegant suits for him for fifteen years. Yet, the morning of his abduction, we see Elbrick get out of his ambassadorial bed and dress without taking a shower. Most unlikely, but then perhaps the only unlikely bit in a very convincing film.
" Le mauvais gout mene au crime" (Stendhal)
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[CHAPTER 487A]
LANGUAGE OF CONSUMER TRANSACTIONS
Section
487A-1 Plain language in consumer transactions
487A-2 Effect of noncompliance
487A-3 Attorney general or director of the office of
consumer protection to enforce chapter
487A-4 Exempt transactions
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Transformation Effects
Transformation is a process of changing the position, size, or style of an object. CSS provides the transform property to apply the transformation effect on the HTML elements. The possible values of the transform property are listed as follows:
- transform: Specifies the transform function to apply it on an element. The possible values of this property are matrix, rotate, scale, scaleX, scaleY, skew, skewX, skewY, translate, translateX, and translateY.
- transform-origin: Specifies the origin of the transformation for an element. The possible values of this property are left, right, center, bottom, top, and 50% 50%.
- transform-style: Specifies whether the transformation apply in 2D or 3D on an element. The possible values of this property are flat and perspective-3D.
- perspective: Shows an element from different angles and perspectives.
- perspective-origin: Specifies the origin of the perspective for an element. The possible values of this property are left, right, center, bottom, top,
, and 50% 50%. - backface-visibility: Specifies whether or not the back side of an element is visible. The possible values of this property are visible and hidden.
The following code snippet shows an example of using the transformation properties:
p { -webkit-transform: rotate(45deg); -webkit-perspective: 1200px; -webkit-perspective-origin: right; }
In the preceding code snippet, we have defined the transform property to rotate the paragraph element. The perspective property has been set to 1200px and the perspective-origin property to right, which enable you to view the element at 1200 points from its right side.
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New Goodwill store opening in Punta Gorda Thursday
by WFTX Digital TeamPUNTA GORDA, Fla. -- This week there will be a new place to shop while helping people in the community.
A brand new Goodwill store and donation center will open in Punta Gorda on Thursday. This new location will offer an expanded retail space and has been customized for the community.
It is located on Tamiami Trail just south of Aqui Esta Drive, in the former Laishley Marine store.
A grand opening ribbon-cutting is planned for 8:45 a.m. Thursday.
The new store will also serve as a collection site for new teddy bears for the "very beary" tree, which will be one of the decorated trees at this year's Festival of Trees at the Sidney and Berne Davis Art Center in downtown Fort Myers next month.


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ifmetric
An IPv4 route metrics manipulation tool.
More information: home page
- Set the priority of the specified network interface (a higher number indicates lower priority):
sudo ifmetric interface value
- Reset the priority of the specified network interface:
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public abstract class Store
extends totalcross.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected Socket |
connection |
protected MailSession |
session |
protected SocketFactory |
socketFactory |
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|---|---|
protected |
Store(MailSession session) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
abstract void |
close()
Close this store and terminate its connection.
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abstract void |
connect()
A generic connect method that takes no parameters.
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abstract Folder |
getDefaultFolder()
Returns a Folder object that represents the 'root' of the default namespace presented to the user by the Store.
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abstract Folder |
getFolder(String name)
Return the Folder object corresponding to the given name.
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protected MailSession session
protected SocketFactory socketFactory
protected Socket connection
protected Store(MailSession session)
public abstract void connect() throws AuthenticationException, MessagingException
AuthenticationException
MessagingException
public abstract void close() throws MessagingException
MessagingException
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name
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delimiter. Else it is interpreted relative to the 'root' of this namespace.public abstract Folder getDefaultFolder()


HTTP form posts can be handled two ways:
- By parsing the entire HTTP body into a POJO using the registered {@link oaj.urlencoding.UrlEncodingParser}
- By access the form post entries as HTTP parts.
The following example shows the first approach of handling an application/x-www-form-urlencoded
request of the form "aString=foo&aNumber=123&aDate=2001-07-04T15:30:45Z" and
loading it into a simple bean.
| // A simple bean.
| public static class FormInputBean {
| public String aString;
| public int aNumber;
| @Swap(TemporalCalendarSwap.IsoLocalDateTime.class)
| public Calendar aDate;
| }
| @Rest(...)
| public class MyRestResource extends BasicRestServlet {
|
| // Our form input endpoint.
| @RestPost("/")
| public Object doPost(@Content FormInputBean input) {
| // Just mirror back the request
| return input;
| }
| }
The next example shows handling it as individual parts:
| // Our form input endpoint.
| @RestPost("/")
| public Object doPost(
| @FormData("aString") String aString,
| @FormData("aNumber") int aNumber,
| @FormData("aDate") Calendar aDate) {
| ...
| }
The advantage to the form input bean is that it can handle any of the parsable types (e.g. JSON, XML...)
in addition to URL-Encoding while the latter approach only supports URL-Encoding.
If you're using form input beans, DO NOT use the @FormData attribute or
{@link jakarta.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest#getParameter(String)} method since this will cause the
underlying JEE servlet to parse the HTTP body as a form post.
Your input bean will end up being null since there won't be any content left after the servlet
has parsed the body of the request.
This applies to WHENEVER you use @Content or {@link oajr.RestRequest#getContent()}
If you want to be able to consume url-encoded form post bodies as POJOs in Spring Boot, you'll need to
add the following Spring Bean to your configuration to prevent Spring Boot from automatically
consuming the body itself:
| @SpringBootApplication
| @Controller
| public class SpringBootAppConfig {
|
| @Bean
| public FilterRegistrationBean<HiddenHttpMethodFilter> registration(HiddenHttpMethodFilter filter) {
| FilterRegistrationBean<HiddenHttpMethodFilter> reg = new FilterRegistrationBean<>(filter);
| reg.setEnabled(false);
| return reg;
| }
| }
Multi-part Form Posts
The Juneau framework does not natively support multipart form posts.
However, it can be done in conjunction with the Apache Commons File Upload library or through the Servlet 3.0 API directly.
The following is an example that uses the File Upload library to allow files to be uploaded as multipart form posts.
| @Rest(
| path="/tempDir"
| )
| public class TempDirResource extends DirectoryResource {
|
| @RestPost(path="/upload", matchers=TempDirResource.MultipartFormDataMatcher.class)
| public Redirect uploadFile(RestRequest req) throws Exception {
| ServletFileUpload upload = new ServletFileUpload();
| FileItemIterator iter = upload.getItemIterator(req);
| while (iter.hasNext()) {
| FileItemStream item = iter.next();
| if (item.getFieldName().equals("contents")) {
| File file = new File(getRootDir(), item.getName());
| IOPipe.create(item.openStream(), new FileOutputStream(file)).closeOut().run();
| }
| }
| return new Redirect(); // Redirect to the servlet root.
| }
|
| /** Causes a 404 if POST isn't multipart/form-data */
| public static class MultipartFormDataMatcher extends RestMatcher {
|
| @Override /* RestMatcher */
| public boolean matches(RestRequest req) {
| String contentType = req.getContentType();
| return contentType != null && contentType.startsWith("multipart/form-data");
| }
| }
The following shows using the HttpServletRequest.getParts() method to retrieve multi-part form posts when using Jetty.
This example is pulled from the PetStore application.
| @RestPost
| public SeeOtherRoot uploadFile(RestRequest req) throws Exception {
|
| // Required for Jetty.
| MultipartConfigElement mce = new MultipartConfigElement((String)null);
| req.setAttribute("org.eclipse.jetty.multipartConfig", mce);
|
| String id = UUID.randomUUID().toString();
| BufferedImage img = null;
| for (Part part : req.getParts()) {
| switch (part.getName()) {
| case "id":
| id = IOUtils.read(part.getInputStream());
| break;
| case "file":
| img = ImageIO.read(part.getInputStream());
| }
| }
| addPhoto(id, img);
| return new SeeOtherRoot(); // Redirect to the servlet root.
| }


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Returns a mapping showing how the original mesh has been reordered or simplified by the mesh scrubbing, clodolution generation, and compression processes.
Returns the crease angle, which is the minimum angle (in degrees) that the clodolution mesh generator will consider belonging to a sharp edge between two faces.
Returns the normal crease parameter, which is used during compression.
Normals at the same position which are closer than the crease parameter are merged. The crease parameter is the dot product between the normals (-1 to 1).
Parameters:
rNormalCreaseParameter
The returned reference to the normal crease parameter.
Returns the normal tolerance, which is used during compression.
Normals smaller than this value will be considered the same. Larger values result in a smaller render mesh but at the sacrifice of accuracy. Smaller values are accurate but result in a bulky mesh. The tolerance is expressed as the dot product between the two normals (-1 to 1).
Returns the normal update parameter, which is used during compression.
Corrections to the predicted normal (determined during the compression process) that are smaller than the update value are dropped. The update parameter is expressed as a dot product between the original authored normal and the predicted normal (-1 to 1).
Parameters:
rNormalUpdateParameter
The returned reference to the normal update parameter.
Returns a mapping showing how the compressed mesh has been modified during its conversion from an IFXAuthorCLODMesh to an IFXMeshGroup.
This conversion process typically involves replication of mesh data found along material boundaries and the storage of mesh data in high-performance data structures.
Sets a mapping showing how the original mesh has been reordered or simplified by the mesh scrubbing, clodolution generation, and compression processes.
Parameters:
pAuthorMeshMap
The new mapping to adopt
Returns:
An IFXRESULT value.
Return values:
IFX_OK
No error.
IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER
A bad pointer was passed to this routine.
Note:
This is intended for internal use only unless you really know what you are doing.
Sets the crease angle, which is the minimum angle (in degrees) that the clodolution mesh generator will consider belonging to a sharp edge between two faces.
Parameters:
fCreaseAngle
The new value for the crease angle.
Returns:
An IFXRESULT value.
Return values:
IFX_OK
No error.
Note:
Setting this parameter will have no effect until the mesh is regenerated from scratch.
Sets the normal crease parameter, which is used during compression.
Normals at the same position that are closer than the crease parameter are merged. The crease parameter is the dot product between the normals (-1 to 1).
Parameters:
normalCreaseParameter
The new value for the normal crease parameter.
Note:
Since a mesh, once compressed, will never be re-compressed, you must manually destroy the mesh contained in the IFXAuthorCLODResource and regenerate it for this parameter to have any effect.
Sets the normal tolerance, which is used during compression.
Normals smaller than this value will be considered the same. Larger values result in a smaller render mesh but at the sacrifice of accuracy. Smaller values are accurate but result in a bulky mesh. The tolerance is expressed as the dot product between the two normals (-1 to 1).
Parameters:
normalTolerance
The new value for the normal tolerance.
Note:
Since a mesh, once compressed, will never be re-compressed, you must manually destroy the mesh contained in the IFXAuthorCLODResource and regenerate it for this parameter to have any effect.
Sets the normal update parameter, which is used during compression.
Corrections to the predicted normal (determined during the compression process) that are smaller than the update value are dropped. The update parameter is expressed as a dot product between the original authored normal and the predicted normal (-1 to 1).
Parameters:
normalUpdateParameter
The new value for the normal update parameter.
Note:
Since a mesh, once compressed, will never be re-compressed, you must manually destroy the mesh contained in the IFXAuthorCLODResource and regenerate it for this parameter to have any effect.
Set a mapping showing how the compressed mesh has been modified during its conversion from an IFXAuthorCLODMesh to an IFXMeshGroup.
This conversion process typically involves replication of mesh data found along material boundaries and the storage of mesh data in high-performance data structures.


tilt
Description
Transpareny Information Language
Root Schema
tilt-schema.json
Schemas
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/properties/meta/properties/_hash (tilt-schema.json)
_id
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_id
/properties/meta/properties/_id (tilt-schema.json)
_id
/properties/sources/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/_id (tilt-schema.json)
accessAndDataPortability
/properties/accessAndDataPortability (tilt-schema.json)
address
/properties/controller/properties/address (tilt-schema.json)
address
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/recipients/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/address (tilt-schema.json)
address
/properties/dataProtectionOfficer/properties/address (tilt-schema.json)
address
/properties/rightToComplain/properties/supervisoryAuthority/properties/address (tilt-schema.json)
adequacyDecision
/properties/thirdCountryTransfers/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/adequacyDecision (tilt-schema.json)
administrativeFee
/properties/accessAndDataPortability/properties/administrativeFee (tilt-schema.json)
affectedDataCategories
/properties/changesOfPurpose/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/affectedDataCategories (tilt-schema.json)
aggregationFunction
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/storage/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/aggregationFunction (tilt-schema.json)
amount
/properties/accessAndDataPortability/properties/administrativeFee/properties/amount (tilt-schema.json)
appropriateGuarantees
/properties/thirdCountryTransfers/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/appropriateGuarantees (tilt-schema.json)
automatedDecisionMaking
/properties/automatedDecisionMaking (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/accessAndDataPortability/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/rightToComplain/if/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/rightToComplain/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/rightToDataPortability/if/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/rightToDataPortability/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/rightToInformation/if/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/rightToInformation/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/rightToRectificationOrDeletion/if/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/rightToRectificationOrDeletion/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/rightToWithdrawConsent/if/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/rightToWithdrawConsent/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/thirdCountryTransfers/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/adequacyDecision/if/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/thirdCountryTransfers/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/adequacyDecision/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/thirdCountryTransfers/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/appropriateGuarantees/if/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/thirdCountryTransfers/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/appropriateGuarantees/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/thirdCountryTransfers/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/presenceOfEnforceableRightsAndEffectiveRemedies/if/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/thirdCountryTransfers/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/presenceOfEnforceableRightsAndEffectiveRemedies/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/thirdCountryTransfers/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/standardDataProtectionClause/if/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
available
/properties/thirdCountryTransfers/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/standardDataProtectionClause/properties/available (tilt-schema.json)
category
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/category (tilt-schema.json)
category
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/recipients/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/category (tilt-schema.json)
category
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/recipients/items[0]/anyOf[1]/properties/category (tilt-schema.json)
changesOfPurpose
/properties/changesOfPurpose (tilt-schema.json)
consequences
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/nonDisclosure/properties/consequences (tilt-schema.json)
contractualRegulation
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/nonDisclosure/properties/contractualRegulation (tilt-schema.json)
controller
/properties/controller (tilt-schema.json)
country
/properties/controller/properties/country (tilt-schema.json)
country
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/recipients/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/country (tilt-schema.json)
country
/properties/dataProtectionOfficer/properties/country (tilt-schema.json)
country
/properties/rightToComplain/properties/supervisoryAuthority/properties/country (tilt-schema.json)
country
/properties/thirdCountryTransfers/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/country (tilt-schema.json)
created
/properties/meta/properties/created (tilt-schema.json)
currency
/properties/accessAndDataPortability/properties/administrativeFee/properties/currency (tilt-schema.json)
dataCategory
/properties/sources/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/dataCategory (tilt-schema.json)
dataDisclosed
/properties/dataDisclosed (tilt-schema.json)
dataFormats
/properties/accessAndDataPortability/properties/dataFormats (tilt-schema.json)
dataProtectionOfficer
/properties/dataProtectionOfficer (tilt-schema.json)
description
/properties/accessAndDataPortability/properties/description (tilt-schema.json)
description
/properties/changesOfPurpose/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/description (tilt-schema.json)
description
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description
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/purposes/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/description (tilt-schema.json)
description
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/storage/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/temporal/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/description (tilt-schema.json)
description
/properties/rightToComplain/properties/description (tilt-schema.json)
description
/properties/rightToDataPortability/properties/description (tilt-schema.json)
description
/properties/rightToInformation/properties/description (tilt-schema.json)
description
/properties/rightToRectificationOrDeletion/properties/description (tilt-schema.json)
description
/properties/rightToWithdrawConsent/properties/description (tilt-schema.json)
description
/properties/sources/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/sources/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/description (tilt-schema.json)
description
/properties/thirdCountryTransfers/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/adequacyDecision/properties/description (tilt-schema.json)
description
/properties/thirdCountryTransfers/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/appropriateGuarantees/properties/description (tilt-schema.json)
description
/properties/thirdCountryTransfers/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/presenceOfEnforceableRightsAndEffectiveRemedies/properties/description (tilt-schema.json)
description
/properties/thirdCountryTransfers/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/standardDataProtectionClause/properties/description (tilt-schema.json)
division
/properties/controller/properties/division (tilt-schema.json)
division
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/recipients/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/division (tilt-schema.json)
email
/properties/accessAndDataPortability/properties/email (tilt-schema.json)
email
/properties/controller/properties/representative/properties/email (tilt-schema.json)
email
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/recipients/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/representative/properties/email (tilt-schema.json)
email
/properties/dataProtectionOfficer/properties/email (tilt-schema.json)
email
/properties/rightToComplain/properties/email (tilt-schema.json)
email
/properties/rightToComplain/properties/supervisoryAuthority/properties/email (tilt-schema.json)
email
/properties/rightToDataPortability/properties/email (tilt-schema.json)
email
/properties/rightToInformation/properties/email (tilt-schema.json)
email
/properties/rightToRectificationOrDeletion/properties/email (tilt-schema.json)
email
/properties/rightToWithdrawConsent/properties/email (tilt-schema.json)
exists
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/legitimateInterests/items[0]/anyOf[0]/if/properties/exists (tilt-schema.json)
exists
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/legitimateInterests/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/exists (tilt-schema.json)
identificationEvidences
/properties/accessAndDataPortability/properties/identificationEvidences (tilt-schema.json)
identificationEvidences
/properties/rightToComplain/properties/identificationEvidences (tilt-schema.json)
identificationEvidences
/properties/rightToDataPortability/properties/identificationEvidences (tilt-schema.json)
identificationEvidences
/properties/rightToInformation/properties/identificationEvidences (tilt-schema.json)
identificationEvidences
/properties/rightToRectificationOrDeletion/properties/identificationEvidences (tilt-schema.json)
identificationEvidences
/properties/rightToWithdrawConsent/properties/identificationEvidences (tilt-schema.json)
inUse
/properties/automatedDecisionMaking/if/properties/inUse (tilt-schema.json)
inUse
/properties/automatedDecisionMaking/properties/inUse (tilt-schema.json)
language
/properties/meta/properties/language (tilt-schema.json)
legalBases
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/legalBases (tilt-schema.json)
legalBasisConditional
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/storage/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/legalBasisConditional (tilt-schema.json)
legalRequirement
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/nonDisclosure/properties/legalRequirement (tilt-schema.json)
legitimateInterests
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/legitimateInterests (tilt-schema.json)
logicInvolved
/properties/automatedDecisionMaking/properties/logicInvolved (tilt-schema.json)
meta
/properties/meta (tilt-schema.json)
modified
/properties/meta/properties/modified (tilt-schema.json)
name
/properties/controller/properties/name (tilt-schema.json)
name
/properties/controller/properties/representative/properties/name (tilt-schema.json)
name
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/recipients/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/name (tilt-schema.json)
name
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/recipients/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/representative/properties/name (tilt-schema.json)
name
/properties/dataProtectionOfficer/properties/name (tilt-schema.json)
name
/properties/meta/properties/name (tilt-schema.json)
name
/properties/rightToComplain/properties/supervisoryAuthority/properties/name (tilt-schema.json)
nonDisclosure
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/nonDisclosure (tilt-schema.json)
obligationToProvide
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/nonDisclosure/properties/obligationToProvide (tilt-schema.json)
phone
/properties/controller/properties/representative/properties/phone (tilt-schema.json)
phone
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/recipients/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/representative/properties/phone (tilt-schema.json)
phone
/properties/dataProtectionOfficer/properties/phone (tilt-schema.json)
phone
/properties/rightToComplain/properties/supervisoryAuthority/properties/phone (tilt-schema.json)
plannedDateOfChange
/properties/changesOfPurpose/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/plannedDateOfChange (tilt-schema.json)
presenceOfEnforceableRightsAndEffectiveRemedies
/properties/thirdCountryTransfers/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/presenceOfEnforceableRightsAndEffectiveRemedies (tilt-schema.json)
publiclyAvailable
/properties/sources/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/sources/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/publiclyAvailable (tilt-schema.json)
purpose
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/purposes/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/purpose (tilt-schema.json)
purposeConditional
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/storage/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/purposeConditional (tilt-schema.json)
purposes
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/purposes (tilt-schema.json)
reasoning
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/legitimateInterests/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/reasoning (tilt-schema.json)
recipients
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/recipients (tilt-schema.json)
reference
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/legalBases/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/reference (tilt-schema.json)
representative
/properties/controller/properties/representative (tilt-schema.json)
representative
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/recipients/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/representative (tilt-schema.json)
rightToComplain
/properties/rightToComplain (tilt-schema.json)
rightToDataPortability
/properties/rightToDataPortability (tilt-schema.json)
rightToInformation
/properties/rightToInformation (tilt-schema.json)
rightToRectificationOrDeletion
/properties/rightToRectificationOrDeletion (tilt-schema.json)
rightToWithdrawConsent
/properties/rightToWithdrawConsent (tilt-schema.json)
scopeAndIntendedEffects
/properties/automatedDecisionMaking/properties/scopeAndIntendedEffects (tilt-schema.json)
sources
/properties/sources (tilt-schema.json)
sources
/properties/sources/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/sources (tilt-schema.json)
standardDataProtectionClause
/properties/thirdCountryTransfers/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/standardDataProtectionClause (tilt-schema.json)
status
/properties/meta/properties/status (tilt-schema.json)
storage
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/storage (tilt-schema.json)
supervisoryAuthority
/properties/rightToComplain/properties/supervisoryAuthority (tilt-schema.json)
temporal
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/storage/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/temporal (tilt-schema.json)
thirdCountryTransfers
/properties/thirdCountryTransfers (tilt-schema.json)
ttl
/properties/dataDisclosed/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/storage/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/temporal/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/ttl (tilt-schema.json)
url
/properties/accessAndDataPortability/properties/url (tilt-schema.json)
url
/properties/meta/properties/url (tilt-schema.json)
url
/properties/rightToComplain/properties/url (tilt-schema.json)
url
/properties/rightToDataPortability/properties/url (tilt-schema.json)
url
/properties/rightToInformation/properties/url (tilt-schema.json)
url
/properties/rightToRectificationOrDeletion/properties/url (tilt-schema.json)
url
/properties/rightToWithdrawConsent/properties/url (tilt-schema.json)
url
/properties/sources/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/sources/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/url (tilt-schema.json)
urlOfNewVersion
/properties/changesOfPurpose/items[0]/anyOf[0]/properties/urlOfNewVersion (tilt-schema.json)
version
/properties/meta/properties/version (tilt-schema.json)
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This module provides an API for getting/setting date and/or time values, and performing conversions between these values.
Getting/Setting Time
Time values can either be absolute or relative. Time is expressed in seconds plus microseconds, and does not stop when the system is suspended (i.e., the clock continues to run even when the system is suspended).
Absolute time is given as time since the Epoch, 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000 (UTC) and is provided by le_clk_GetAbsoluteTime(). By definition, it is UTC time. The absolute time may jump forward or backward if a new value is set for the absolute time.
Relative time is a monotonic time from a fixed but unspecified starting point and is provided by le_clk_GetRelativeTime(). The relative time is independent of the absolute time. The starting point is fixed during system boot, and cannot be changed, but is reset on each system boot. Since the relative time is monotonic, it is guaranteed to never go backwards. With these characteristics, the relative time is useful for measuring the time between two or more events. For example, at event 1, relative time A is stored, and at some later event 2, relative time B is stored. The relative time between these two events can always be calculated as B-A, and will always be an accurate measure of the relative time between these two events.
Operations on Time Values
These operations can be performed on time values:
The functions use these assumptions:
- All input time values are normalized (i.e., the usec value is less than 1 sec). All time values returned are normalized.
- All input time values or scale factors are positive; a negative time value will not be returned.
- All input time values or scale factors are expected to have reasonable values (i.e., they will not be so large as to cause an overflow of the time value structure).
Converting Time to Other Formats
The current absolute time can be converted to a formatted string in either UTC time or local time, using le_clk_GetUTCDateTimeString() or le_clk_GetLocalDateTimeString() respectively. These functions use the format specification defined for strftime(), with the following additional conversion specifications:
- %J : milliseconds, as a 3 digit zero-padded string, e.g. "015"
- %K : microseconds, as a 6 digit zero-padded string, e.g. "001015"
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STSensorControllerDelegate Protocol Reference
| Conforms to | NSObject |
| Declared in | Structure.h |
Overview
Sensor Controller Delegate
The interface that your application-specific class must implement in order to receive sensor controller callbacks.
Warning: When creating a new application implementing a sensor controller delegate, the main Info.plist
needs to contain an additional key “Supported external accessory protocols
”, with the following array of values:
io.structure.control
io.structure.depth
io.structure.infrared
Without this modification to the plist, the app will not be able to connect to the sensor. All sample apps have this key/value array.
See also [STSensorController sharedController] & [STSensorController delegate].
Note: Delegate Registration Example
[ STSensorController sharedController ].delegate = self;
Tasks
Connection Status
-
– sensorDidConnect
required method -
– sensorDidDisconnect
required method -
– sensorDidStopStreaming:
required method
Power Management
-
– sensorDidLeaveLowPowerMode
required method -
– sensorBatteryNeedsCharging
required method
Colorless Frames
Color-synchronized Frames
-
– sensorDidOutputSynchronizedDepthFrame:andColorFrame:
-
– sensorDidOutputSynchronizedInfraredFrame:andColorFrame:
Power Management
Instance Methods
sensorDidConnect
Notifies the delegate that the controller established a successful connection to the sensor.
- (void)sensorDidConnect
Declared In
Structure.h
sensorDidDisconnect
Notifies the delegate that the sensor was disconnected from the controller.
- (void)sensorDidDisconnect
Declared In
Structure.h
sensorDidStopStreaming:
Notifies the delegate that the sensor stopped streaming frames to the controller.
- (void)sensorDidStopStreaming:(STSensorControllerDidStopStreamingReason)reason
Parameters
- reason
The reason why the stream was stopped. See: STSensorControllerDidStopStreamingReason.
Declared In
Structure.h
sensorDidLeaveLowPowerMode
Notifies the delegate that the sensor has left low power mode.
- (void)sensorDidLeaveLowPowerMode
Declared In
Structure.h
sensorBatteryNeedsCharging
Notifies the delegate that the sensor needs charging.
- (void)sensorBatteryNeedsCharging
Declared In
Structure.h
sensorDidOutputDepthFrame:
Notifies the delegate that the sensor made a new depth frame available to the controller. If the data is needed beyond the scope of this method, the depthFrame or its data must be copied by the receiver, e.g. using [STDepthFrame copy].
- (void)sensorDidOutputDepthFrame:(STDepthFrame *)depthFrame
Parameters
- depthFrame
The new depth frame.
Declared In
Structure.h
sensorDidOutputInfraredFrame:
Notifies the delegate that the sensor made a new infrared frame available to the controller. If the data is needed beyond the scope of this method, the irFrame and its data must be copied by the receiver.
- (void)sensorDidOutputInfraredFrame:(STInfraredFrame *)irFrame
Parameters
- irFrame
The new infrared frame.
Declared In
Structure.h
sensorDidOutputSynchronizedDepthFrame:andColorFrame:
Notifies the delegate that the sensor made a new pair of depth and color frames available to the controller.
- (void)sensorDidOutputSynchronizedDepthFrame:(STDepthFrame *)depthFrame andColorFrame:(STColorFrame *)colorFrame
Parameters
- depthFrame
The new STDepthFrame depth frame.
- colorFrame
The new STColorFrame color buffer.
Discussion
Frame sync methods will only be used if kSTFrameSyncConfigKey
has been configured in [STSensorController startStreamingWithOptions:error:] to sync frames .
Also, data will only be delivered if frameSyncNewColorBuffer: is called every time a new sample buffer is available. The driver needs the CMSampleBuffers in order to return them through these methods.
If the STDepthFrame is needed beyond the scope of this function, the data must be copied by the receiver, e.g. using [STDepthFrame copy].
See also:
Declared In
Structure.h
sensorDidOutputSynchronizedInfraredFrame:andColorFrame:
Notifies the delegate that the sensor made a new pair of synchronized infrared and color frames available to the controller.
- (void)sensorDidOutputSynchronizedInfraredFrame:(STInfraredFrame *)irFrame andColorFrame:(STColorFrame *)colorFrame
Parameters
- irFrame
The new STInfraredFrame infrared frame.
- colorFrame
The STColorFrame new color buffer.
Discussion
Frame sync methods will only be used if kSTFrameSyncConfigKey
has been configured in [STSensorController startStreamingWithOptions:error:] to sync frames .
Also, data will only be delivered if frameSyncNewColorBuffer: is called every time a new sample buffer is available. The driver needs the CMSampleBuffers in order to return them through these methods.
If the STInfraredFrame is needed beyond the scope of this function, the data must be copied by the receiver.
See also:
Declared In
Structure.h


Release date: January 2018
Shell version: 1.6.3
Document version: 1.0
A shell integrates a device model, application or other technology with CloudShell. A shell consists of a data model that defines how the device and its properties are modeled in CloudShell, along with automation that enables interaction with the device via CloudShell.
Note: While we have an Ixia Chassis 1st gen shell, we recommend using the 2nd gen version since using a 1st gen shell may limit some shell management capabilities. For more information, see Shell Overview â€“ â€œOur Shellsâ€�.
CloudShell's traffic generator shells enable you to conduct traffic test activities on Devices Under Test (DUT) or Systems Under Test (SUT) from a sandbox. In CloudShell, a traffic generator is typically modeled using a chassis resource, which represents the traffic generator device and ports, and a controller service that runs the chassis commands, such as Load Configuration File, Start Traffic and Get Statistics. Chassis and controllers are modeled by different shells, allowing you to accurately model your real-life architecture. For example, scenarios where the chassis and controller are located on different machines.
For additional information on traffic generator shell architecture, and setting up and using a traffic generator in CloudShell, see the Traffic Generators Overview online help topic.
The Ixia IxNetwork Controller 1G shell provides you with connectivity and management capabilities such as device structure discovery and power management for the Ixia IxNetwork Controller.
For more information on the Ixia IxNetwork Controller, see the official Ixia product documentation.
The Ixia IxNetwork Controller provides automation commands to run on the chassis, such as Load Configuration, Start/Stop Traffic, Get Statistics. For more information on the Ixia Chassis shell, see the following:
The Ixia IxNetwork Controller 1G shell is based on the Traffic Shell Standard version 3.0.0.
For detailed information about the shellâ€™s structure and attributes, see the Traffic Shell standard in GitHub.
â–ª Windows
Release: Ixia IxNetwork Controller 1G
â–ª IxNetwork API Server: 8.0.1 GA and above
â–ª IxNetwork Connection Manager: 8.40 EA and above
â–ª CloudShell: 8.1 and above
This section describes the automation (driver) associated with the data model. The shellâ€™s driver is provided as part of the shell package. There are two types of automation processes, Autoload and Resource. Autoload is executed when creating the resource in the Inventory dashboard, while resource commands are run in the sandbox.
For Traffic Generator shells, commands are configured and executed from the controller service in the sandbox, with the exception of the Autoload command, which is executed when creating the resource.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| Autoload | Discovers the chassis, its hierarchy and attributes when creating the resource. The command can be rerun in the Inventory dashboard and not in the sandbox, as for other commands. |
| Load Configuration | Loads configuration and reserves ports. Set the command input as follows: * Ixia config file name (ixn_config_file_name (String)): Full path to the Ixia configuration file name. |
| Start ARP/ND | Send ARP/ND for all protocols. |
| Start Protocols | Starts all protocols. |
| Stop Protocols | Stops all protocols. |
| Start Traffic | Starts L2-3 traffic. Possible values: * Blocking: True: Returns after traffic finishes to run * False: Returns immediately |
| Stop Traffic | Stops L2-L3 traffic. |
| Get Statistics | Gets view statistics. Possible values: * View Name: Port statistics, Traffic item statistics, Flow statistics, etc. * Output type: CSV, JSON. If CSV, the statistics will be attached to the blueprint csv file. |
| Run Quick Test | Runs Quick test. Set the command inputs as follows: * Quick Test Name: Name of quick test to run. |
The Ixia IxNetwork Controller 1G shell is available from the Quali Community Integrations page.
Download the files into a temporary location on your local machine.
The shell comprises:
| File name | Description |
|---|---|
| ixia_ixnetwork_controller.zip | IxNetwork Controller 1G shell package |
| ixia_ixnetwork_controller_offline_requirements.zip | Shell Python dependencies (for offline deployments only) |
This section describes how to import the Ixia IxNetwork Controller 1G shell and configure and modify the shellâ€™s devices.
To import the shell into CloudShell:
Make sure you have the shellâ€™s zip package. If not, download the shell from the Quali Community's Integrations page.
Backup your database.
Log in to CloudShell Portal as administrator of the relevant domain.
In the user menu select Import Package.
Browse to the location of the downloaded shell file, select the relevant .zip file and click Open. Alternatively, drag the shellâ€™s .zip file into CloudShell Portal.
The service can now be added to a blueprint from the Apps/Service catalog's Networking category.
Note: Offline installation instructions are relevant only if CloudShell Execution Server has no access to PyPi. You can skip this section if your execution server has access to PyPi. For additional information, see the online help topic on offline dependencies.
In offline mode, import the shell into CloudShell and place any dependencies in the appropriate dependencies folder. The dependencies folder may differ, depending on the CloudShell version you are using:
For CloudShell version 8.3 and above, see Adding Shell and script packages to the local PyPi Server repository.
For CloudShell version 8.2, perform the appropriate procedure: Adding Shell and script packages to the local PyPi Server repository or Setting the python pythonOfflineRepositoryPath configuration key.
For CloudShell versions prior to 8.2, see Setting the python pythonOfflineRepositoryPath configuration key.
If your Quali Server and/or execution servers work offline, you will need to copy all required Python packages, including the out-of-the-box ones, to the PyPi Server's repository on the Quali Server computer (by default C:\Program Files (x86)\QualiSystems\CloudShell\Server\Config\Pypi Server Repository).
For more information, see Configuring CloudShell to Execute Python Commands in Offline Mode.
To add Python packages to the local PyPi Server repository:
If you haven't created and configured the local PyPi Server repository to work with the execution server, perform the steps in Add Python packages to the local PyPi Server repository (offlinemode).
For each shell or script you add into CloudShell, do one of the following (from an online computer):
Connect to the Internet and download each dependency specified in the requirements.txt file with the following command: pip download -r requirements.txt
. The shell or script's requirements are downloaded as zip files.
In the Quali Community's Integrations page, locate the shell and click the shell's Download link. In the page that is displayed, from the Downloads area, extract the dependencies package zip file.
Place these zip files in the local PyPi Server repository.
Before PyPi Server was introduced as CloudShellâ€™s python package management mechanism, the PythonOfflineRepositoryPath
key was used to set the default offline package repository on the Quali Server machine, and could be used on specific Execution Server machines to set a different folder.
To set the offline python repository:
Download the ixia_ixnetwork_controller_offline_requirements.zip file, see Downloading the Shell.
Unzip it to a local repository. Make sure the execution server has access to this folder.
On the Quali Server machine, in the ~\CloudShell\Server\customer.config file, add the following key to specify the path to the default python package folder (for all Execution Servers):
<add key="PythonOfflineRepositoryPath" value="repository full path"/>
If you want to override the default folder for a specific Execution Server, on the Execution Server machine, in the ~TestShell\Execution Server\customer.config file, add the following key:
<add key="PythonOfflineRepositoryPath" value="repository full path"/>
Restart the Execution Server.
This section explains how to set the controller's default values in the service.
The controller service enables end users to use the traffic generator chassis to perform their testing activity, including starting and stopping traffic, getting statistics and loading configurations.
For more information, see Services Overview.
To configure a service for the device:
In CloudShell Resource Manager, in the Admin tab, click Resource Families.
In the Traffic Generator Controller folder, select IxNetwork Controller.
In the Attributes tab, enter the Default Values for the IxNetwork Controller service as follows:
Click Save.
This section explains how to update your Python dependencies folder. This is required when you upgrade a shell that uses new/updated dependencies. It applies to both online and offline dependencies.
To update offline Python dependencies:
Download the latest Python dependencies package zip file locally.
Extract the zip file to the suitable offline package folder(s).
Terminate the shellâ€™s instance, as explained here.
In online mode, the execution server automatically downloads and extracts the appropriate dependencies file to the online Python dependencies repository every time a new instance of the driver or script is created.
To update online Python dependencies:
In order to expose a service to users of a domain that is not the Global domain, you must associate the service to the domain. To do this, you need to associate the service to a category that is assigned to the domain.
When you import a service shell, most shells are automatically assigned a default service category which is associated with the Global domain. For custom shells, this may not be true.
To associate the Ixia IxNetwork Controller 1G service to a non-global domain:
Note: The association process differs depending on the type of shell - second generation (2G) shell or first generation (1G) shell. The instructions below detail the steps for a 1G service shell.
(Optional) You can associate the service to a service category that already exists in CloudShell or associate the service to a new category.
Note: If you do not want to change the category(s) of this shell, you can use the default category that comes out-of-the-box (if it exists).
Associate the service family to an existing category(s).
In Resource Manager Client, open the Resource Families explorer and click the relevant service family.
From the right pane, open the Categories tab.
Click Add. The Select Category dialog box is displayed.
Select a category from the catalog and click OK.
or
Associate the shellâ€™s service category to a domain.
In the Manage dashboard, click Categories from the left sidebar, or Domains if you are a domain admin.
Select Services Categories.
Click the service category that is associated with your service shell.
In the Edit Category dialog box, from the Domains drop-down list, select the desired domain(s).
Click Save.
Workflow 1 - Using the IxNetwork controller to run IxNetwork traffic
In CloudShell Portal, in the top left section of the Blueprint Catalog, click + Create Blueprint.
In the blueprint toolbar, click Resource and drag the Ixia Chassis resource into the diagram.
Add the required number of Ixia Chassis resource ports to the blueprint. The number of Ixia Chassis resource ports in the blueprint should match the number of ports in the IxNetwork configuration. For example: if you have a configuration with two ports:
Hover over the Ixia Chassis resource and select More Options>Add sub-resource from the context menu.
Use the search and filtering options to find the port resources you want to use.
Select the port resources from the pane and drag them into the workspace. The ports are displayed in the Resource Structure tab of the chassis resource.
In the blueprint toolbar, click App/Service>Traffic Generator Controllers and drag the IxNetwork Controller service into the diagram.
Reserve the blueprint.
Edit the IxNetwork Controller service parameters if required, see Configuring a new service.
Map the configuration ports to the blueprint ports. For each port in the IxNetwork configuration, assign a physical port from the ports in the blueprint.
To download and share integrations, see Quali Community's Integrations.
For instructional training and documentation, see Quali University.
To suggest an idea for the product, see Quali's Idea box.
To connect with Quali users and experts from around the world, ask questions and discuss issues, see Quali's Community forums.
For release updates, see the shell's GitHub releases page.
Performance: The REST API performance is very poor. Loading configuration and reserving ports can take a number of seconds, depending on the specific setup. You are advised to start idle connections on the Connection Manager to reduce startup time.
No available connection on connection manager: If there is no available connection on the Connection Manager, you must login to the Connection Manager and close zombie connections or create new connections.
Licensing: If the license server on the Connection Manager/API server is not configured, Load Configuration might successfully run, but the ports will be in a Down state and any further operations will fail.
Reserved ports: If ports are reserved by other users, Load Configuration might successfully run, but ports will be in a Down state and any further operations will fail.


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"We've seen reports that first responders and other medical staff were detained by law enforcement forces while trying to provide assistance to those who were injured, which is a source of deep concern," Maja Kocijancic, spokeswoman for foreign affairs at the European Commission, to a news briefing.
"Any violence is of course unacceptable and any action by the law enforcement authorities must remain strictly proportionate and fundamental freedoms, including in particular the right of peaceful assembly and expression, must be upheld."
The unrest has plunged the Asian financial hub into chaos for almost six months.
Demonstrators are angry at what they see as Chinese meddling in Hong Kong's promised freedoms when the then-British colony returned to Chinese rule in 1997, and say they are responding to excessive use of force by police.
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Bioinformatics Algorithms Using Clojure
This is a set of bioinformatics algorithms written in Clojure. Clojure works very well for many of these algorithms. A language like Clojure (but C-based) would be absolutely fantastic for farming out some of these algorithms to Intel Xeon Phi coprocessors. Some of the best aspects of Clojure are reducers and transducers. The reducers allow you to write an algorithm once in reduce form and, assuming there are no side effects, immediately parallelize that algorithm’s execution across as many processors as you like. It’s magical. With transducer’s you can compose these reducing functions together like lego’s. You can compose them to seemlessly distribute them across a network of workers. These could be machines with coprocessors, if you’ve got that kind of budget.
However, Clojure overcomplicates some otherwise simple algorithms, like those involving tries, for example. Tries aren’t hard to implement in Clojure, unless you absolutely want to eek every drop of performance out of your algorithm. In which case, mutable data structures are very convenient. Of course, mutable and immutable data structures could be combined, as you weave through the genomic sequencing data, constructing the trie in chunks, then piping the output tries to be merged and condensed by another process. Or something like that. Use your imagination.
This process is very important. Novel algorithms here means valuable new intellectual property. If you significantly improve the trie algorithm, it means you can reduce constraints for genomic sequencing. The constraints of sequencing are based on cost, methodology, time, and computing resources. An improved algorithm here means more accessible genomic sequencing and a lot of money. (And yet, I can’t find a job LMAO.  But where’s the fun in that?
Nucleotide Neighborhoods in Linear Time
You can read more about these algorithms here in this post. In the post, I describe using dynamic programming and a bit of ingenuity to write a string neighborhood algorithm for nucleotides that runs in linear time, after the dynamic programming builds a cache, of course.


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内存管理
1 man malloc
http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man3/malloc.3.html
- Thread safety （多个线程可以同时执行） arena
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- runtime （free）
Usually, all it can do is allow a later call to
malloc
to reuse the space. In the meantime, the space remains in your program as part of a free-list used internally bymalloc
.
：Linux下谷歌有个 tcmalloc 能做到立刻释放到OS，或者malloc_trim(0)
2 man mmap
定义
mmap, munmap - map or unmap files or devices into memory
mmap分配的内存，等于是直接从物理内存中映射了一块过来。释放这块内存时，可以直接归还给OS
https://www.cnblogs.com/lookof/archive/2013/03/26/2981768.html
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brk(sbrk)，性能损耗少; mmap相对而言，性能损耗大
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mmap不存在内存碎片(是物理页对齐的，整页映射和释放); brk(sbrk)可能存在内存碎片(由于new和delete的顺序不同，可能存在空洞，又称为碎片)
glibc采用的是dlmalloc。为了避免频繁调用系统调用，它内部维护了一个内存池，方便reuse，又称为free-list或bins
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glibc中，设置了默认进行malloc_trim的threshhold为128K，也就是说当dlmalloc管理的内存池中最大可用内存>128K时，就会执行malloc_trim操作，归还部分内存给操作系统；
而在可用内存<=128K时，及时程序中delete了这部分内存，这些内存也是不会归还给操作系统的。
表现为：调用delete之后，进程占用的内存并没有减少。
测试：
- 循环new分配64K * 2048的内存空间，写入脏数据后，循环调用delete释放。top看进程依然使用131M内存，没有释放。 —— 此时用brk
- 循环new分配128K * 2048的内存空间，写入脏数据后，循环调用delete释放。top看进程使用，2960字节内存，完全释放。 —— 此时用mmap
- 设置M_MMAP_THRESHOLD 256k，循环new分配128k * 2048 的内存空间，写入脏数据后，循环调用delete释放，而后调用malloc_trim(0)。top看进程使用，2348字节，完全释放。 ——此时用brk
3 malloc_trim - release free memory from the top of the heap
当我调用了**malloc_trim(0)以后，我发现堆中全部的空余内存全部被归还给系统了，包括那些洞。不过，free list bing/fast bin中依然维护着这些内存地址，当再次需要申请小内存块时，总是前面的洞被再次从系统中“要”回来，然后分给调用者。这一点显得malloc_trim(0)**很高级
https://www.cnblogs.com/lookof/archive/2013/03/26/2981768.html
4 man brk
锁
pthread_rwlock_unlock
int pthread_rwlock_unlock(pthread_rwlock_t *rwlock);
DESCRIPTION The pthread_rwlock_unlock() function shall release a lock held on the read-write lock object referenced by rwlock.
If this function is called to release a read lock from the read-write lock object and there are other
read locks currently held on this read-write lock object, the read-write lock object remains in the read
locked state.
If this function releases the last read lock for this read-write lock object, the read-
write lock object shall be put in the unlocked state with no owners.
If this function is called to release a write lock for this read-write lock object, the read-write lock
object shall be put in the unlocked state.
If there are threads blocked on the lock when it becomes available, the scheduling policy shall deter‐
mine which thread(s) shall acquire the lock. If the Thread Execution Scheduling option is supported,
when threads executing with the scheduling policies SCHED_FIFO, SCHED_RR, or SCHED_SPORADIC are waiting
on the lock, they shall acquire the lock in priority order when the lock becomes available. For equal
priority threads, write locks shall take precedence over read locks. If the Thread Execution Scheduling
option is not supported, it is implementation-defined whether write locks take precedence over read
locks.
pthread_rwlock_wrlock
key::whether a read or write lock deadlock
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ERRORS The pthread_rwlock_trywrlock() function shall fail if:
EBUSY The read-write lock could not be acquired for writing because it was already locked for reading
or writing.
网络
send
send send a message on a socket
send(sockfd, buf, len, flags);
- ERRORS
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https://linux.die.net/man/2/recv
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man 2 read
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epoll
Edge Triggered (ET) 边沿触发 .socket的接收缓冲区状态变化时触发读事件，即空的接收缓冲区刚接收到数据时触发读事件 .socket的发送缓冲区状态变化时触发写事件，即满的缓冲区刚空出空间时触发读事件
进程
- man pthread_exit
DESCRIPTION The pthread_exit() function terminates the calling thread and returns a value via retval that (if the thread is joinable) is available to another thread in the same process that calls pthread_join(3).
Any clean-up handlers established by pthread_cleanup_push(3) that have not yet been popped, are popped (in the
reverse of the order in which they were pushed) and executed. If the thread has any thread-specific data,
then, after the clean-up handlers have been executed, the corresponding destructor functions are called, in an
unspecified order.
When a thread terminates, process-shared resources (e.g., mutexes, condition variables, semaphores, and file
descriptors) are not released, and functions registered using atexit(3) are not called.
After the last thread in a process terminates, the process terminates as by calling exit(3) with an exit status
of zero; thus, process-shared resources are released and functions registered using atexit(3) are called.
ERRORS This function always succeeds.


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Story: A waterpool called |uha
A waterpool called |uha
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A waterpool called |uha
Collection
Summary
A waterpool is called |uha when there are many bushes growing there. The water's lightning is called ||ke-||kamminya and has caused the pool to appear this way.
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1) This story is found in Book VIII-18
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
September 1878
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Keywords
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Amongst the gaggle of mock object frameworks for Java, I had come to prefer EasyMock over Mock Objects, as it's rather minimal (no pre-generated mocks for J2EE interfaces), and has the extra "cool factor" of generating mocks at runtime via Java's dynamic proxy mechanism (java.lang.reflect.Proxy). But, the syntax for training EasyMocks gets cumbersome with separate steps for saying a mock is to be invoked with such-and-such parms, and saying what should happen as a result (mockControl.setReturnValue(...), and others). Also, the fact that invoking a method on the mock means different things depending on whether you've told the mock to "replay" can be confusing to beginners.
I'm pleased to see that the "dynamic mock" capability of MockObjects is being split out on its own. JMock makes mock training quite a bit simpler, and allows for much flexibility in parameter matching with some sweet syntactic sugar.


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In residential construction, the first set of carpenters who begin the build are ‘cribbers.’ Cribbers, or concrete workers, form and pour concrete into footings and foundations (this includes anything else concrete related: pads, piles etc..). Obviously a very important part of the process, the foundation sets the stage for the rest of the structure.
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| File | Statements | Branches | Functions | Lines | |||||
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| action-sheet |
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98% | 49/50 | 85.71% | 30/35 | 100% | 9/9 | 97.22% | 35/36 |
| badge |
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100% | 14/14 | 100% | 9/9 | 100% | 2/2 | 100% | 11/11 |
| button |
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93.1% | 27/29 | 83.33% | 10/12 | 75% | 3/4 | 90% | 18/20 |
| calendar |
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73.75% | 177/240 | 67.48% | 83/123 | 71.43% | 25/35 | 71.36% | 142/199 |
| cascader |
|
86.46% | 83/96 | 71.43% | 40/56 | 92.31% | 24/26 | 88.76% | 79/89 |
| cell |
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96.88% | 31/32 | 96.88% | 31/32 | 75% | 3/4 | 95.83% | 23/24 |
| cell-group |
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90.91% | 10/11 | 75% | 3/4 | 100% | 1/1 | 90% | 9/10 |
| checkbox |
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77.14% | 54/70 | 65% | 39/60 | 100% | 7/7 | 76.47% | 52/68 |
| checkbox-group |
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92.86% | 13/14 | 100% | 0/0 | 80% | 4/5 | 92.31% | 12/13 |
| checker |
|
86.21% | 25/29 | 70% | 7/10 | 100% | 7/7 | 85.19% | 23/27 |
| checker-item |
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84% | 42/50 | 74.36% | 29/39 | 100% | 5/5 | 88.37% | 38/43 |
| col |
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100% | 10/10 | 100% | 6/6 | 100% | 2/2 | 100% | 8/8 |
| collapse |
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100% | 13/13 | 100% | 4/4 | 100% | 3/3 | 100% | 12/12 |
| collapse-item |
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89.06% | 57/64 | 74.36% | 29/39 | 90% | 9/10 | 87.72% | 50/57 |
| datetime-picker |
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87.83% | 101/115 | 81.58% | 31/38 | 100% | 6/6 | 87.74% | 93/106 |
| dialog |
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92.86% | 39/42 | 92.31% | 36/39 | 75% | 6/8 | 92.68% | 38/41 |
| dropdown |
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92.11% | 35/38 | 92.86% | 13/14 | 87.5% | 7/8 | 93.75% | 30/32 |
| dropdown-item |
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93.33% | 56/60 | 95.45% | 21/22 | 81.82% | 9/11 | 91.49% | 43/47 |
| field |
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67.24% | 78/116 | 64.79% | 46/71 | 90.91% | 10/11 | 58.43% | 52/89 |
| header |
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100% | 32/32 | 95.24% | 20/21 | 100% | 3/3 | 100% | 26/26 |
| header-tab |
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77.78% | 14/18 | 75% | 3/4 | 75% | 3/4 | 75% | 12/16 |
| header-tabs |
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65% | 13/20 | 100% | 0/0 | 20% | 1/5 | 61.11% | 11/18 |
| icon |
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91.67% | 11/12 | 75% | 6/8 | 100% | 1/1 | 90.91% | 10/11 |
| image-preview |
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62.95% | 192/305 | 55.56% | 80/144 | 47.22% | 17/36 | 58.63% | 146/249 |
| loading |
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94.74% | 18/19 | 100% | 6/6 | 50% | 1/2 | 93.33% | 14/15 |
| message-box |
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60% | 48/80 | 42.86% | 21/49 | 76.92% | 10/13 | 61.54% | 48/78 |
| notice-bar |
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97.14% | 34/35 | 91.67% | 11/12 | 100% | 7/7 | 96.43% | 27/28 |
| on-loading |
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66.67% | 6/9 | 0% | 0/2 | 50% | 1/2 | 75% | 6/8 |
| overlay |
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92.31% | 12/13 | 100% | 2/2 | 50% | 1/2 | 91.67% | 11/12 |
| picker |
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67.86% | 76/112 | 58.75% | 47/80 | 77.78% | 7/9 | 65.63% | 63/96 |
| picker-column |
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82.24% | 88/107 | 63.33% | 19/30 | 66.67% | 8/12 | 81.9% | 86/105 |
| popup |
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100% | 25/25 | 100% | 6/6 | 100% | 4/4 | 100% | 21/21 |
| progress |
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100% | 23/23 | 91.67% | 11/12 | 100% | 1/1 | 100% | 17/17 |
| pull-refresh |
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84.07% | 95/113 | 80.81% | 80/99 | 91.67% | 11/12 | 83.5% | 86/103 |
| radio |
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67.21% | 41/61 | 57.14% | 28/49 | 80% | 4/5 | 66.67% | 40/60 |
| radio-group |
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100% | 11/11 | 100% | 0/0 | 100% | 4/4 | 100% | 10/10 |
| row |
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100% | 12/12 | 100% | 8/8 | 100% | 2/2 | 100% | 10/10 |
| search |
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100% | 22/22 | 90% | 9/10 | 100% | 4/4 | 100% | 21/21 |
| slider |
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78.33% | 47/60 | 58.82% | 20/34 | 100% | 4/4 | 79.31% | 46/58 |
| step |
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97.67% | 42/43 | 80% | 24/30 | 100% | 6/6 | 96.97% | 32/33 |
| stepper |
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95.45% | 42/44 | 83.33% | 10/12 | 100% | 8/8 | 100% | 41/41 |
| steps |
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100% | 10/10 | 100% | 0/0 | 100% | 1/1 | 100% | 8/8 |
| swipe |
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87.88% | 116/132 | 78.21% | 61/78 | 77.78% | 7/9 | 85.96% | 98/114 |
| swipe-cell |
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94.29% | 66/70 | 92.31% | 48/52 | 83.33% | 5/6 | 96.92% | 63/65 |
| swipe-item |
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100% | 10/10 | 100% | 0/0 | 100% | 1/1 | 100% | 9/9 |
| switch |
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100% | 16/16 | 50% | 4/8 | 100% | 2/2 | 100% | 13/13 |
| tab |
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92% | 23/25 | 94.74% | 18/19 | 100% | 3/3 | 91.3% | 21/23 |
| table |
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53.03% | 306/577 | 35.34% | 135/382 | 60.38% | 32/53 | 48.33% | 232/480 |
| tabs |
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83.17% | 168/202 | 68.92% | 102/148 | 100% | 23/23 | 83.71% | 149/178 |
| tag |
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100% | 26/26 | 92.86% | 13/14 | 100% | 1/1 | 100% | 17/17 |
| toast |
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87.88% | 87/99 | 74% | 37/50 | 86.36% | 19/22 | 88.89% | 80/90 |
| tree |
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72.09% | 124/172 | 63.89% | 69/108 | 64.52% | 20/31 | 72.48% | 108/149 |
| upload |
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12.75% | 13/102 | 9.09% | 6/66 | 10.53% | 2/19 | 11.88% | 12/101 |


Week One - Learning about HTML 5 and the basics
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During the first week of Web Development, we began learning the basics tools used within Web Development such as Adobe Dreamweaver, HTML-Kit, Notepad++ etc.
We also began learning the ins and outs of HTML 5 along with the standards and how we will be applying it to our work, such as combining it with CSS in order to make a 'flashy' website.
I personally have very little to no experience with web development, so this was all very new to me.


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Hours and Hours in the Airport
Posted:
Mon Jun 25, 2007 11:09 am
by Karl G.
So, I was supposed to fly back on Sunday but after 4 planes had "mechanical problems" our flight was canceled. I spent 9 hours in the airport yesterday and another 7 (so far) today, so I've had a lot of time to code. As a result, I'm done networking the main menu screen and PV has a login server that is up-and-running. It can hold characters (create and delete), manage accounts (create, retrieve, change password), process logins, give out current/max player information and handle disconnections. I'm finalizing that process right now and will be cleaning it up in the next week or so...after I do my homework and find some food. Hooray for having no groceries on the first day back after a trip!
Just out of curiosity, has anyone found new textures/models for the project? Also, where is silvert? I've got the OGG library set up on my computer and I'm ready to add his stuff to the game fairly soon.
Karl
Posted:
Mon Jun 25, 2007 7:40 pm
by lawn gnome
SWEET! so im guessing there will be a playable beta out in a few weeks?
Posted:
Tue Jun 26, 2007 2:57 am
by ziggman
WOO HOO
suck tho man i know after 1 hour of thoes crappy airport chairs my bum hurts, i can only imagine 16 hours.. ow. lol
with my new baby and stuff i dont have alot of time to test what textures i make. ill throw as many as i can yourway. but they will be as my last ones were (not tested). i have background textures/window textures/ button textures i think they look pretty good, if u like blue/black/silver. ill post them tomrrow. the background to one of them i got from xentales. the blue crack background. so i dont know if u would want to use it.
Posted:
Thu Jun 28, 2007 11:10 am
by Karl G.
I'm hoping to have something resembling a beta out by the end of the summer (2 months). After all, I'd like the beta to be something other than a glorified chat room (if I had more time--I'm swamped with homework from my summer class--I'd have that out this weekend).
Posted:
Thu Jun 28, 2007 12:06 pm
by ziggman
take ur time a rush job can lead to many mistakes/bugs, i would rather wait to play a good clean game, then one that crashes everytime i click on npc or something.
on that thought can u make it so guards dont hate you? if u hit them. i konw alot of people who tried xenimus gave up same day because the guards attacked them over and over and over....
can you make it so guards will only take damage from hated chars, and will not attack or do dmg to a good char?
Posted:
Thu Jun 28, 2007 12:06 pm
by ziggman
take ur time a rush job can lead to many mistakes/bugs, i would rather wait to play a good clean game, then one that crashes everytime i click on npc or something.
on that thought can u make it so guards dont hate you? if u hit them. i konw alot of people who tried xenimus gave up same day because the guards attacked them over and over and over....
can you make it so guards will only take damage from hated chars, and will not attack or do dmg to a good char?

Posted:
Thu Jun 28, 2007 3:12 pm
by Karl G.
fixed the triple-post
Oh and yes, the guards definitely will not be able to hit noobs like that
Posted:
Thu Jul 05, 2007 9:58 pm
by Vitriol
Do we even need guards? There were no guards in old xen and things were fine.


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Parade — sketch for a show.


new Bonus()
Bonus Object.
- Source:
- Bonus.js, line 14
Methods
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checkReactiontime()
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Check the reaction time
- Source:
- Bonus.js, line 75
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deleteBonus()
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Delete the bonus-button
- Source:
- Bonus.js, line 67
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drawBonus()
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Draw the bonus-button
- Source:
- Bonus.js, line 52


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I got to read about 10 minutes on options today.
I got paint color-matched for some interior jobs and got yet another new locking knob to replace the newly-broken on the old door. sigh...
It was a big day for realizations, not least of which is that I need more sleep, so it will have to wait for another day sometime soon for me to write about the the significance of taking down our baby gates; how the whole family getting hit with the flu led to the best day I've had in a couple years; and to elaborate on the importance or reducing your nut.


def list_pictures(directory, ext="jpg|jpeg|bmp|png"):
return [os.path.join(directory, f) for f in sorted(os.listdir(directory))
if os.path.isfile(os.path.join(directory, f)) and re.match("([\w]+\.(?:" + ext + "))", f)]
def list_pictures(directory, ext="jpg|jpeg|bmp|png"):
return [os.path.join(root, f)
for root, dirs, files in os.walk(directory) for f in files
if re.match("([\w]+\.(?:" + ext + "))", f)]


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| When a terrified family flees a desolate southern New Zealand farmhouse, two cynical scientists and a young psychic are sent to investigate their claims of a haunting. There they encounter a powerful spirit that will protect the house's secrets at all costs. | |
| Genres: | Horror, Thriller |
| Director: | Jason Stutter |
| Writer: | Kevin Stevens, Jason Stutter |
Cast: | Liam Andrews - Jed Brophy Scott Cameron - Jeffrey Thomas Holly Matthews - Laura Petersen Max - Cohen Holloway Anna - Acushla-Tara Kupe Rachel - Sophie Hambleton Mrs. Andrews - Carolyn McLaughlin Police 2 - Jamie W.R. Smith Police 1 - Justin B. Carter |


Never not in vogue: Anna Wintour at 70 – in pictures
by Guardian fashionShe gets up at 4am, is pals with Roger Federer and once watched a fashion show with the Queen. As the editor-in-chief of American Vogue celebrates her birthday, we look back at her life so far
Wearing her trademark sunnies alongside magazine mogul SI Newhouse at a memorial for Diana Vreeland in November 1989.
Photograph: Ron Galella/WireImage
Outside the Condé Nast building in New York, August 1989.
Photograph: Ron Galella/WireImage
In a metallic trench at the opening of Galleries Lafayette at Trump Towers in New York, 1991.
Photograph: Ron Galella/WireImage
Alongside Diana, Princess of Wales, and Ralph Lauren (second from right) at a gala at the White House in September 1996.
Photograph: Tim Rooke/Rex/Shutterstock
Sharing the front row with fellow Vogue editor André Leon Talley at Donna Karan’s SS01 show in September 2000.
Photograph: George De Sota/Getty Images
With her children at a Sean John fashion show in New York, 2003.
Photograph: Matt Baron/BEI/Rex/Shutterstock
With Donald Trump at the US Open, 2005.
Photograph: Jeff Zelevansky/Reuters
Typing on her Blackberry on the front row ahead of the Meadham Kirchhoff SS10 London fashion week show.
Photograph: Chris Jackson/Getty Images
With the Italian designer Miuccia Prada during a press conference announcing the Schiaparelli and Prada: Impossible Conversations exhibition in Milan, 2012.
Photograph: Olivier Morin/AFP/Getty Images
Watching on as Michelle Obama cuts the ribbon at the opening of the Anna Wintour Costume Center at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 2014.
Photograph: Paul Zimmerman/WireImage
Sharing the front row with Kim Kardashian West and her daughter North West at the Yeezy season two show in New York, 2015.
Photograph: Kevin Mazur
With Karl Lagerfeld at the British fashion awards in London, 2015.
Photograph: Mike Marsland/WireImage
Attending a Hillary Clinton fundraiser in 2016, the year US Vogue endorsed her presidential candidacy – it was the first time the magazine had ever been publicly partisan.
Photograph: James Devaney/GC Images
Sitting alongside Celine Dion at the Giambattista Valli autumn/winter 2017 haute couture show. Wintour has been present for many of the big fashion moments in recent history.
Photograph: Footwear News/REX/Shutterstock
Lining up ahead of a match between Jack Sock and Sam Querrey and Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal in Prague in 2017. Wintour is a lifelong tennis fan and pal of Federer.
Photograph: Julian Finney/Getty Images
Sharing a laugh with the Queen – who had made Wintour a dame the previous year – at the February 2018 show of the British designer Richard Quinn.
Photograph: Yui Mok/AFP/Getty Images
Watching the US Open alongside Venus Williams, Oracene Price and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, September 2019.
Photograph: Gotham/GC Images
Sharing a front row with the Beckham family at Victoria Beckham’s SS20 London fashion week show.
Photograph: Darren Gerrish/WireImage
Smiling in the company of Cardi B at the Thom Browne SS20 show in Paris.
Photograph: Rex/Shutterstock


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Does Helping Hurt
Intro and Background
- does aim assistance in fps game adhere to the guidance theory which states that players become reliant on assistance if it is applied throughout the learning phase
- aim assistance is extremely popular as it is known to have a positive impact on all players
- aim assistance applied to low skill players will help them overcome challenge and achieve flow
- high skill players playing against aim assisted low skill players enjoy the experience more due to increased challenge
- skill development was divided into three phases (Fitts and Posner's three stage model)
- cognitive
- associative
- autonomous
- learning is most effective in flow state
- feedback and assistance can be divided into
- Knowledge of Performance (KP)
provides feedback of the quality or pattern of play (i.e. trigger pressed too early, aim too high)
- Knowledge of Results (KR)
indicate level of success of an action (i.e. hit markers, enemy death or points)
Study
- 18 participants
- custom fps game
- 5 day experiment
- beginning and end of week there was a shooting gallery game to asses aiming skills of the players. This was used as a baseline for learning and skill development.
- Throughout the week participants played the game which consisted of a walkthrough a level with simple bots, unlimited ammo
- Used bullet magnetism for aiming assistance
- variables
- for the shooting gallery the following variables were used to asses performance
- score, hit ration and headshots
- walkthrough variables
- hit ratio, headshots, deaths, time
- also measured
- competence and autonomy (PENS)
- interest-enjoyment and pressure (IMI)
- suspense (Moulard's Suspense scale)
- Attribution (Player Attribution scale)
Results
- aim assist lead to greater increase in performance
- aim assist throughout skill development phases did not have a significant difference on skill development when removing the assistance
- perceived competence was higher with assistance present


- Wall - Class in gridworld.actor
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No actor can break a wall.
- Wall() - Constructor for class gridworld.actor.Wall
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Creates new wall, sets color to null for actual gif color
- Wall() - Method in class JUnitTests.WallTest
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Tests the Wall constructor.
- WallTest - Class in JUnitTests
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This class tests the Wall class.
- WallTest() - Constructor for class JUnitTests.WallTest
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- WEST - Static variable in class gridworld.grid.Location
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The compass direction for west.
- WIDTH - Static variable in interface gridworld.gui.ColorEditor.ColorIcon
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- width - Variable in class gridworld.gui.DisplayMap.DisplayIcon
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- world - Variable in class gridworld.gui.WorldFrame
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- World<T> - Class in gridworld.world
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A World
is the mediator between a grid and the GridWorld GUI.
- World() - Constructor for class gridworld.world.World
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- World(Grid<T>) - Constructor for class gridworld.world.World
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- world - Static variable in class project.Main
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- WorldFrame<T> - Class in gridworld.gui
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The WorldFrame displays a World and allows manipulation of its occupants.
- WorldFrame(World<T>) - Constructor for class gridworld.gui.WorldFrame
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Constructs a WorldFrame that displays the occupants of a world
- WorldFrame.GUIExceptionHandler - Class in gridworld.gui
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Nested class that is registered as the handler for exceptions on the
Swing event thread.