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PIano
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A piano sampler application for the Raspberry PI
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#include <samples_library.h>
Inherits NewHandlerSupport< SamplesLibrary >.
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| struct | libStruct |
Public Member Functions | |
| SamplesLibrary () | |
| ~SamplesLibrary () | |
| void | loadFirstLibrary () |
| void | loadNextLibrary () |
| samplep | getNote (char note, char volume) |
| void | showNotes () |
| Display the library structure to the user. More... | |
Private Member Functions | |
| void | addToNotes (samplep sample) |
| Add a sample to a note. More... | |
| void | clearDB () |
| Clear the library. More... | |
| char * | ext (char *fname) |
| Extract filename extension. More... | |
| int | loadLibrary (char *location) |
Static Private Member Functions | |
| static void | outOfMemory () |
| New operation handler when out of memory occurs. More... | |
Private Attributes | |
| samplep | notes [128] |
| Samples are linked to the appropriate note entry in this vector. More... | |
| struct SamplesLibrary::libStruct * | libs |
| struct libStruct * | currentLib |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from NewHandlerSupport< SamplesLibrary > | |
| static std::new_handler | setNewHandler (std::new_handler p) |
| Declare a new_handler to get control on exceptions when the new operator is actived. More... | |
| static void * | operator new (size_t size) |
| The new operator replacing the C++ supplied operator. More... | |
Class SamplesLibrary is responsible of managing all samples that are part of a library, insuring initial load of the first part of each sample data and supplying the appropriate sample when a note to be played is requested by the user. It maintains a vector of all potential notes (128 MIDI values) with, for each note, the linked list of samples in the sort order of volume (or gain, or attack level).
Definition at line 27 of file samples_library.h.
| SamplesLibrary::SamplesLibrary | ( | ) |
Definition at line 33 of file samples_library.cpp.
| SamplesLibrary::~SamplesLibrary | ( | ) |
Definition at line 87 of file samples_library.cpp.
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Add a sample to a note.
Definition at line 130 of file samples_library.cpp.
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Clear the library.
Definition at line 14 of file samples_library.cpp.
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Extract filename extension.
Definition at line 176 of file samples_library.cpp.
| samplep SamplesLibrary::getNote | ( | char | note, |
| char | volume | ||
| ) |
Returns the sample corresponding to the note and volume requested. Is a sample is not available for the note, the sample for a lower closest note will be returned, allowinf for further processing (scaling).
Definition at line 257 of file samples_library.cpp.
| void SamplesLibrary::loadFirstLibrary | ( | ) |
Definition at line 102 of file samples_library.cpp.
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Load the library at location. This method uses the SndFile package to read sample files into memory.
Definition at line 193 of file samples_library.cpp.
| void SamplesLibrary::loadNextLibrary | ( | ) |
Definition at line 111 of file samples_library.cpp.
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New operation handler when out of memory occurs.
Definition at line 123 of file samples_library.cpp.
| void SamplesLibrary::showNotes | ( | ) |
Display the library structure to the user.
Definition at line 151 of file samples_library.cpp.
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Definition at line 42 of file samples_library.h.
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Samples are linked to the appropriate note entry in this vector.
Definition at line 30 of file samples_library.h.


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Eigengrau's Essential Establishment Generator, or EEEG for short, is a tabletop procedural generation tool for towns, npcs, and more. It creates paragraphs of text suitable to be read directly to the players during a game. No longer do you have to simply describe a generic, unnamed tavern as "small"- this is the sort of stuff that you can read out instead:
What It's For
Go to https://eigengrausgenerator.com/ to see the most current live build of EEEG in action!
NOTE: The live build is often several weeks or months behind the current build here on GitHub. Compile the generator locally to see all the latest features and updates!
Join our Discord to talk about the project in real time
The Discord is where the main realtime discussion happens- GitHub Discussions is for more in-depth discussion about future features.
Also consider joining the subreddit.
We love getting pull requests! You can find out more about contributing to the project here.
You will need a recent version of NodeJS,
as well as Yarn, which you can install by running npm install -g yarn
once you have NodeJS installed.
Once you've cloned the project, run yarn install
to install the required dependencies.
You will also need to download Tweego.
You can do so so either by running yarn install-compiler
,
or by downloading it from here. and placing the contents inside /Eigengrau-s-Essential-Establishment-Generator/.twine.
if the .twine folder does not already exist, just create one.
yarn test
to run tests.yarn build
to build the output files. (Note that this will return a File Not Found error, but it is working) The entire thing will output to the /gh-pages folder as the index.html file.yarn start
to start a development build that automatically rebuilds on file changes.If you don't want to code, that's okay! The Generator is built out of a novel's worth of words, and we're always in need of more descriptions. You can find writing tasks here.
You can also find easy work to do on the generator here.
If you can't contribute pull requests consider supporting the Generator through Patreon
We hope that you find it useful!
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| (TW) TAIWAN, PROVINCE OF CHINA |
| Subdivision | 16 districts (en) / district (fr) / hsien (zh); 5 municipalities (en) / municipalité (fr) / shih (zh); 2 special municipalities (en) / municipalité spéciale (fr) |
| List Source | IGN 1992 |
| Code Sources | ISO/TC 46/WG 2 Secretariat (*) + IATA + ISO 3166/MA (*) |
| Romanization system | Official romanization system approved by Taiwan in 1972 |
| Country | Subdivision | Name | Level |
| TW | CHA | Changhua | District |
| TW | CYQ | Chiayi | District |
| TW | HSZQ | Hsinchu | District |
| TW | HUA | Hualien | District |
| TW | ILA | Ilan | District |
| TW | KHQ | Kaohsiung | District |
| TW | MIA | Miaoli | District |
| TW | NAN | Nantou | District |
| TW | PEN | Penghu | District |
| TW | PIF | Pingtung | District |
| TW | TAO | Taoyuan | District |
| TW | TNQ | Tainan | District |
| TW | TPQ | Taipei | District |
| TW | TTT | Taitung | District |
| TW | TXQ | Taichung | District |
| TW | YUN | Yunlin | District |
| TW | CYI | Chiayi | Municipality |
| TW | HSZ | Hsinchu | Municipality |
| TW | KEE | Keelung | Municipality |
| TW | TNN | Tainan | Municipality |
| TW | TXG | Taichung | Municipality |
| TW | KHH | Kaohsiung | Special Municipality |
| TW | TPE | Taipei | Special Municipality |
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Instance Name
keyboard_hide
arrow_drop_down
eject
power_settings_new
rotate_right
refresh
Insert media into instance
Choose Media
Eject media from instance


v4.4.0 (2015-03-01)
:sparkles: Features
- Plugins can now use the
minimap
service provider to access the minimap package.
:racehorse: Performances
- Speed up decorations retrieval when rendering lines (ad4b33b6)
:arrow_up: Dependencies Update
- Update engine version (53457ffb)
v4.3.1 (2015-02-22)
:bug: Bug Fixes
v4.3.0 (2015-02-20)
- :stars: Transfer to Atom-Minimap
- plugins list screen cap (5595ab36)
v4.2.3 (2015-02-19)
:bug: Bug Fixes
v4.2.2 (2015-02-16)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- Fix size settings not allowing float numbers 9a9df90e)
v4.2.1 (2015-02-16)
:bug: Bug Fixes
v4.2.0 (2015-02-16)
:sparkles: Features
- Add keyboard controls for minimap position (a741d926)
- Add controls to toggle the position of the minimap (6434c34b)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- Fix open-minimap-quick-settings and minimap-scroll-indicator's position on HiDPI displays (7909b5c7)
- Fix code highlight not toggled with keyboard in quick settings (f0fbe442)
- Fix quick settings position with soft wrap and on left settings (61495669)
- Fix position of the quick settings view when minimap is on left (0d454456)
:arrow_up: Dependencies Update
- update semver (4e30323b)
v4.1.4 (2015-02-10)
:sparkles: Features
- Add softWrapAtPreferredLineLength test case (9ca75aca)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- Fix getTextEditorScrollRatio() return NaN, #260 (2d656596)
- Fix travis build-package script (00cf91de)
v4.1.3 (2015-02-08)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- Fix minimap width when enable soft wrap and at preferred line length(>=16384). (#256)
v4.1.2 (2015-02-07)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- minimap should be not toggle when minimap was disabled
v4.1.1 (2015-02-07)
:bug: Bug Fixes
v4.1.0 (2015-02-04)
:sparkles: Features
- Add scroll animation. (986c725e)
:bug: Bug Fixes
v4.0.2 (2015-02-03)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- Fix minimap instanciated before having required Minimap (ca01a307, #212)
- Fix deprecation in plugin generator command (cbe85b8c)
v4.0.1 (2015-02-03)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- Fix error raised when retrieving active minimap without active editor (549830d8)
v4.0.0 (2015-02-03)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- Fix right click starting a drag gesture (c17a5dc9)
- Fix controls and scroll indicator position (2ffa507c)
- Fix minimap size when splitting a pane (bbe60ddb)
- Fix missing minimap when a plugin get an instance before the observer (98729736)
- Fix removed commands in activate (412b083f)
- Fix plugin template for v4 (ce09615f)
- Fix styles directory deprecation (ff047197)
- Fix deprecation on theme observer (d1d183a5)
v3.5.6 (2015-01-16)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- Fix deprecations in stylesheet (393ef8c0)
v3.5.5 (2015-01-14)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- Prevent text selection of the minimap (#219).
v3.5.4 (2015-01-07)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- Fix error raised when clicking on minimap (a77a94a9, #198)
- Add guard when screenDelta is NaN (4f1f204c)
- Fix screen delta not set in decoration changes (3aa521bd)
v3.5.3 (2015-01-07)
:bug: Bug Fixes
v3.5.2 (2015-01-07)
:bug: Bug Fixes
v3.5.1 (2015-01-07)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- Fix minimap position not updated if setting change before attachment (4b9b6242)
- Prevent NaN screenDelta in changes (4f00149e)
- Stop drag gesture when mouse leaves the window (8d026d14, #193)
- Fix minimap canvas scaling when device pixel ratio > 1 (8c066eee, #192)
- Fix duplicated minimap when dragging tab (83830ca4)
v3.5.0 (2015-01-05)
The main change in v3.5.0 is the addition of the V4 Preview
setting that enable the new custom element based minimap. A Restart is needed to activate the preview. Plugins may be disabled if they doesn't have been updated to suport the new API.
The following changes mostly concerns the implementation of the new minimap.
:sparkles: Features
- Implement minimap creation observer method for v4 (e583763a)
- Implement basic minimap scroll through dragging (769fb815)
- Implement scroll on mouse pressed over canvas (eb927855)
- Implement sublime-like minimap scroll with scroll past end (5d5185b7)
It prevents the minimap from going past the end while the editor is. - Implement code highlight toggle from quick settings in element (c779f6fd)
- Implement proper quick settings view life cycle (9af0bd12)
- Add quick settings button in minimap element (a2184d14)
- Implement minimap element destruction (60081818)
- Implement minimap model destruction (b65698bb)
- Add support for adjustMinimapWidthToSoftWrap config (b66bbbb1)
- Implement a basic switch in main to enable v4 preview (2d072921)
- Implement config observers to update minimap elements (5bea5458)
- Implement minimap scroll indicator (1128bb45)
- Implement partial redraw on editor changes (0c50eb55)
- Implement minimap on left config support in minimap element (15a586a0)
- Implement resize detection with DOM polling (a5b888ce)
- Implement canvas offset to allow smooth scroll (57accd3c)
- Add support for visible area scroll in minimap element update (f3b68565)
- Add support for editor left scroll in the minimap model (d2f59e38)
- Add basic view update routine (312b6080)
- Add basic content in minimap element (8a8869d0)
- Add view provider registration method on minimap element (d1e95aa8)
- Add stub for minimap element (19f1aeaa)
- Implement decoration management in minimap model (f6181c9d)
The biggest change so far is that changes are not stacked in the model but emitted as events. - Add model method to compute the visible rows range (5a38ef5c)
- Add more minimap scroll related method (990f29a1)
- Add more scroll related methods (2e517425)
- Add first methods in the new Minimap model (93651f2a)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- Fix missing getTextEditor method on minimap view (569ee952)
- Fix position of right positioned controls without using offset (4f32ca74)
- Change minimap width adjustments to avoid update on every DOM poll (cca596c7)
- Prevent canvas resize when minimap become invisible (43ebe7b9)
- Fix minimap model not relying on screen lines (3ea02bf5)
- Fix minimap redraw when scrolling down (d3edad15)
- Bad value returned in getCharHeight (6f804830)
- Fix missing method for decoration management in minimap (b1911a9f)
- Fix dom reader failing to append the node outside render view (17ba1732)
:racehorse: Performances
- Replace sequencial styles affectation with cssText (f12ae20f)
- Use translate and translate3d for offsets (98083d88)
- Prevent drawing tokens past the canvas width (c7ab242f)
v3.4.9 (2014-12-17)
:bug: Bug Fixes
v3.4.8 (2014-12-17)
:bug: Bug Fixes
v3.4.7 (2014-12-10)
:bug: Bug Fixes
v3.4.6 (2014-12-10)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- :guardsman: Try to use the already retrieve pane when possible (33dd8cf6)
- Fix editor styles with minimap in zen mode (6496aa92)
v3.4.5 (2014-12-05)
:bug: Bug Fixes
v3.4.4 (2014-12-05)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- Fix broken minimap when shadowRoot isn't enabled (f5f6e779)
v3.4.3 (2014-12-05)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- Fix broken actions and navigation in quick settings (b2114b34)
v3.4.2 (2014-12-05)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- Should fix non-activation in post update hook (659ffc63)
v3.4.1 (2014-12-05)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- Fix atom-space-pen-views version in package.son (90aa4588)
v3.4.0 (2014-12-05)
:sparkles: Features
- Add an observeMinimaps method replacing eachMinimapView (98c81307)
- Add more defensive code if a marker can't be retrieved (600e5bb1)
- Add defensive code on decorations methods (6104fe17)
:bug: Bug Fixes
- Prevent removal of inexistant decorations (a8e21c27)
- Fix broken quick settings button in minimap (da1986a9)
- Fix missing decorations caused by shadow root (f8b4ae03)
- Fix bugs with minimap scrolling and height (6327de96)
- Fix retrieval of the dom colors (b8c11bb3)
- Fix last remaining deprecations (0a6ea03e)
:racehorse: Performances
- Speed up rendering by sharing cache between instances (6fd00fa6)
3.3.16 / 2014-12-01
- fix code-highlights status in quick-settings menu
3.3.15 / 2014-11-30
- fix error raised when trying to remove a decoration for a destroyed buffer
3.3.14 / 2014-11-25
- fix minimap disappearing on tabs drag and drop
3.3.13 / 2014-11-20
- fix minimap styles persisting after minimap deactivation
- remove key bindings for toggling command
3.3.12 / 2014-11-19
- remove forgotten logging
3.3.11 / 2014-11-19
- fix access to minimap view in quick settings
3.3.10 / 2014-11-18
- fix minimap removed when the active item of a previous owner changed
3.3.9 / 2014-11-18
- fix pane and editor styles when shadow dom is enabled
3.3.8 / 2014-11-14
- exclude handling of text editor views that doesn't belong to a pane view
3.3.7 / 2014-11-12
- fix links to documentation in Readme
3.3.6 / 2014-11-06
- fix using
.editor
in tokens scopes breaks layout
3.3.5 / 2014-11-06
- fix relying on overlayer to compute scroll offset
3.3.4 / 2014-10-22
- fix access to deprecated scopes property of tokens
3.3.3 / 2014-10-13
- fix invalid engine version since config changes
3.3.2 / 2014-10-10
- fix minimap height not filling the whole editor height at startup
3.3.1 / 2014-10-10
- fix duplication of minimap when dragging tabs between panes
3.3.0 / 2014-10-03
- add option to set a max width to minimap when soft wrap is enabled
3.2.1 / 2014-10-02
- fix invalid decoration change range registered when head and tail of a marker are inversed
3.2.0 / 2014-10-01
- use new config schema
- fix bug with line decoration and retina display
3.1.4 / 2014-09-30
- fix broken update on editor settings changes
3.1.3 / 2014-09-30
- fix broken access to editor in getLinesCount when changing an editor setting
3.1.2 / 2014-09-29
- fix render on retina display
3.1.1 / 2014-09-24
- add config observers for editor settings that affect the minimap display
- fix various leak with config observers
- fix missing render view event dispatch on settings change
3.1.0 / 2014-09-22
- add command to generate a plugin package
- fix remaining deprecated calls
- update documentation with old wiki pages
- set autoToggle true by default
- replace lineHeight by interline in settings
3.0.3 / 2014-09-19
- fix issue with renamed event in Atom nightly
3.0.2 / 2014-09-19
- fix the case where the minimap is positioned incorrectly when a user style alters the tab bar height
3.0.1 / 2014-09-19
- fix bug with text drawing when charWidth != 1
3.0.0 / 2014-09-19
- :racehorse: improved performances by switching to a canvas-based rendering
- :sparkles: add decoration API using the same interface than the Atom one
- implements a new event model based on the Atom one. Previous events re now deprecated.
- add new API documentation availaible at http://fangduncai.com/atom-minimap/
2.3.3 / 2014-08-27
- handle properly the changes in the atom editors classes
2.3.2 / 2014-08-22
- re-enable the minimap to work with legacy EditorView class
2.3.1 / 2014-08-19
- fix a bug with removeAtKeyPath method in tests
2.3.0 / 2014-08-19
- add a setting to completely turn off the plugin controls from the minimap settings.
- add a new entry in the quick settings dropdown to toggle the minimap highlights on a per-editor basis.
2.2.2 / 2014-08-17
- fix a whitespace issue with Redacted font
2.2.1 / 2014-08-17
- fix error raised when tokenized line doesn't have an
invisibles
property
2.2.0 / 2014-08-17
- add option to toggle code highlights in the minimap
2.1.1 / 2014-08-17
- fix minimap editor background hiding the underlayer
2.1.0 / 2014-08-17
- add a quick access dropdown to toggle activation of minimap plugins
2.0.0 / 2014-08-16
- remove the use of css scaling to render the minimap
- add new API allowing to replace an
EditorView
with aMinimapView
for screen position computation in plugins that need to display markers over the minimap - add click-then-drag support on the minimap track
- fix broken minimap in atom v0.123.0
- fix broken tests
1.6.0 / 2014-07-09
- add a
Use Hardware Acceleration
option that allow to choose betweentranslate
ortranslate3d
for the minimap scroll offset - fix a weird rendering issue where many update of the minimap were done with various offset
1.5.2 / 2014-07-09
- fix an unexpected offset on the right side of the editor contents
1.5.1 / 2014-07-09
- fix with-minimap decoration removed on tab change when react editor is enabled
- fix pane styles with minimap and react editor enabled
- fix minimap line-height with react editor enabled
- fix error raised when closing the last tab in a pane
1.5.0 / 2014-07-07
- add support for react editor mode
1.4.0 / 2014-06-28
- fix error on line classlist access
1.3.0 / 2014-05-21
- fix broken minimap when
useReactEditor
is enabled - 🐎 remove forced hardware acceleration on minimap
1.2.0 / 2014-05-20
- add a
Display Minimap On Left
setting allowing for the minimap to be placed on the left of the editor view - add a line on the right edge of the minimap indicating how much of the buffer is displayed by the minimap. This line is only displayed if the minimap can scroll.
- add a
lineOverdraw
setting that allow to change the number of additional lines to render in the minimap. Bigger values will increase render time but will reduce the number of redraws during scrolling.
1.1.0 / 2014-05-16
- removes obsolete minimap contextual menu
1.0.2 / 2014-05-15
- fix inconsistent arguments passed to
eachMinimapView
callbacks for already existing minimaps
1.0.1 / 2014-05-12
- fix with-minimap class removed from pane on tab close
1.0.0 / 2014-05-11
- minimap views are now created for each editor and not for each pane
- add a
eachMinimapView
subscription method inMinimap
class - add a view aware minimap rendering, it speeds up rendering and updates for large files
- add delegation of
MinimapRenderView
methods inMinimapView
, allowing to manipulate most of its API directory from a minimap view - add a lines API on
MinimapRenderView
allowing to decorates lines with classes even when they are not rendered yet
0.10.0 / 2014-05-11
- add Minimap.versionMatch method allowing plugins to test against minimap version
0.9.8 / 2014-05-08
- add Customizing Style to Readme
0.9.7 / 2014-05-08
- better rendering for ASCII characters, fix #69
0.9.6 / 2014-05-07
- fix error on closing an image view pane
- add Travis CI
0.9.5 / 2014-05-04
- add reference to the new highlight-selected plugin
0.9.4 / 2014-05-01
- fix item move to other pane, both panes's minimap updates #65
0.9.3 / 2014-04-25
- Properly stick to the editor line height
0.9.1 / 2014-04-13
- fix minimap doesn't update on active view changes when auto-toggle is true, #59
0.9.0 / 2014-04-11
- add minimap indicator
- split updateScrollX and updateScrollY
0.8.0 / 2014-04-10
- minimap api
- minimap plugin manager
0.7.0 / 2014-04-05
- use
prolix
mixin for debug - add plugins list
find-and-replace
andgit-diff
now available!
0.6.0 / 2014-04-04
- fix broken minimap activation on non editor view, #46
- move resizeend to main file
0.5.0 / 2014-04-03
- drag-to-scroll
- using
ctrl-k ctrl-m
toggle the minimap without the logs - using
ctrl-k ctrl-d
toggle the minimap with the logs
0.4.0 / 2014-04-02
- update redacted font, fixed instead of regular
- expose an instance of a Minimap class
- refactor view to have the same structure ad editor view
- move resizeend.js to vendor dir
- store pane id as a local variable to minimize bloats
- fix scrolling when on Vim mode or in Find pane
- disalbed syncing scroll when
scroll-left-changed
of editor
0.3.0 / 2014-03-31
- add
minimap-wrapper
container, wrappedminimap-editor
andminimap-overlayer
- add
with-minimap
css class to pane, #16 - responsive support for minimap and tweaks css styles
minimap-overlayer
displayed by default, #25- add test cases, #28
- refactor minimap views, #32
- feature minimap partial update, performance improvement #35
- subscribe
screen-lines-changed
of editor and syncing
0.2.2 / 2014-03-20
- fix
@miniScrollView.data('top')
doesn't reset to 0 after switch with files
0.2.1 / 2014-03-20
- supports window resize
- improve style
0.2.0 / 2014-03-19
- supports to multi
paneViews
, by @abe33 - add simple
click-to-scroll
, no animation - use css3 transform instead of left/top
- fix minimap obscured when tree view to toggled to right side of window, #9, by @Orangetronic
- fix not display empty line
0.1.4 / 2014-03-17
- add Redacted font, improves styles, by @abe33
- refactors updateMinimapView
- add a config.js, defualts config
- add scrollLeft and scrollTop on minimap, sync to editor
- fix #10, js erors when opening image files
0.0.4 / 2014-03-16
- add gray overlayer, toggle display over/leave
- support mousewheel, sync editor and minimap scrollTop
0.0.3 / 2014-03-14
- fix #2, minimap is appearing on the right when opening settings tab
- fix #3, opening settings tab breaks when minimap is use
0.0.2 / 2014-03-13
- add minimap-editor-view
- add monitor tab-bar and file-tree


Bears are carnivoran mammals of the family Ursidae. They are classified as caniforms, or doglike carnivorans. Although only eight species of bears are extant, they are widespread, appearing in a wide variety of habitats throughout the Northern Hemisphere and partially in the Southern Hemisphere. Bears are found on the continents of North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. Common characteristics of modern bears include large bodies with stocky legs, long snouts, small rounded ears, shaggy hair, plantigrade paws with five nonretractile claws, and short tails. Learn more!
The Bull is an intact (i.e., not castrated) adult male of the species Bos taurus (cattle). More muscular and aggressive than the female of the species, the cow, the bull has long been an important symbol in many cultures, and plays a significant role in both beef ranching and dairy farming, and in a variety of other cultural activities. Learn more!


Trump says will make decision on auto tariffs ‘very soon’
by Agence France-PressePresident Donald Trump said Wednesday he will announce his decision on tariffs on imported autos “very soon.”
Trump gave no hints about what his decision would be, but industry sources told AFP they expect tariffs to be deferred for another six months.
“I will make a decision fairly soon. I’ve been fully briefed,” Trump told reporters at the White House.
He has been threatening since last year to impose 25 percent tariffs on auto imports to defend US automakers, a symbol of American manufacturing.
The threat of auto tariffs has alarmed German automakers in particular but Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has said Trump promised to spare Japan’s exports.
The Commerce Department gave Trump a report in February highlighting the threats to American manufacturers and recommended additional tariffs on national security grounds but Trump delayed the move for 180 days — a period which expired Wednesday.
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said earlier this month the duties might not be necessary after “very good conversations” with automakers in the EU, Japan and elsewhere.
Two auto industry sources told AFP on Tuesday the administration is pushing for concessions as part of possible deal to avoid tariffs that would mean more investments in the United States.
But companies such as Germany’s BMW could be hesitant to engage in such concessions, as the automaker is already expanding in the United States and so would be less affected by new tariffs.
Outgoing European Commission President Jean-Claude Junker said in an interview with German media last week that he believed that the United States would not impose new tariffs on European cars in the coming days.


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Parkway Drive Announce Viva The Underdogs 2020 Tour Support
Here’s who will be joining Parkway Drive on the road next year.
Aussie metal heroes Parkway Drive have always brought along killer bands as support on the road – with last year’s epic UK run featuring the mighty Killswitch Engage and Thy Art Is Murder. And, unsurprisingly, next year’s huge Viva The Underdogs tour is no exception.
The Byron Bay mob’s forthcoming UK and European arena tour – its full name being the Viva The Underdogs - European Revolution 2020 Tour – will see hardcore heavyweights Hatebreed, Cali hardcore-punks Stick To Your Guns, and UK favourites Venom Prison joining Winston McCall and co. for what is surely going to be one of the best heavy shows of the year.
The Viva The Underdogs - European Revolution 2020 Tour will kick off at Hamburg’s Sporthalle on April 1, and culminate at London’s iconic SSE Arena Wembley on April 18, with tickets on sale now. Don’t miss out.
Read this next: Winston McCall: The 10 songs that changed my life
Catch the Viva The Underdogs – European Revolution Tour at the following:
April 2020
1 Hamburg Sporthalle
2 Leipzig Arena
3 München Olympiahalle
4 Zürich Samsung Hall
6 Budapest Papp László Budapest Sportaréna
7 Vienna Stadthalle
9 Frankfurt Festhalle
11 Dortmund Westfallenhalle
15 Paris Zenith
16 Brussels Forest National
18 London SSE Arena, Wembley
Read this next: The best Parkway Drive breakdowns of all time


Roadmap for version 2.2 (El Paso)
Note that the list below is tentative and subject to change
- Fade effects on acquiring and losing cursor / focus on various components
(buttons, scroll bars, tabs etc) - done
- Support for configuration file - done
- Image-based tool for creating new themes (in theme pack plugin)
- Contextual tabs in ribbon (in ribbon plugin)
- Plugin for JIDE components
- Resource bundles for additional UI components - done
- Vertical tabs - done
- Reorderable tabs (with "Recycle bin" ?) and detachable tabs
- Specular gradient painter - done


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Gideon Ole Sigilai
Is a Full stack-web developer and an on-course student at Moringa School
Nairobi-Kenya and below are some of the projects I have been able to do;
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Heritage Computer Centre website.(HTML and CSS)
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Changamka Spares website where I worked as a front end developer for
homepage,nav bar footer and merging the whole project.(HTML, CSS and BOOTSTRAP)
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Class that represents a timer, handles setting and retriving information regarding ticks.
More...
#include <Timer.h>
Class that represents a timer, handles setting and retriving information regarding ticks.
◆ getTicks()
| uint32_t MyTimer::getTicks |
( |
| ) |
|
- Returns
- the number of ticks that passed by
◆ hasStartedF()
| bool MyTimer::hasStartedF |
( |
| ) |
|
- Returns
- boolean value whether the timer has started or not
◆ isPausedF()
| bool MyTimer::isPausedF |
( |
| ) |
|
- Returns
- boolean value whether the timer is paused or not
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- /home/rumanstheddy/Documents/Edu/test/finalproject-final-pog/Engine/TileEditor/include/Timer.h


Javascript (JS)
JavaScript, often abbreviated as JS, is a high-level, dynamic, weakly typed, object-based, multi-paradigm, and interpreted programming language. Alongside HTML and CSS, JavaScript is one of the three core technologies of World Wide Web content
production. It is used to make webpages interactive and provide online programs, including video games.
Operators
JavaScript has the arithmetic operators +, -, *, /, and %. These operators function as the addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and modulus operators, and operate very similarly to other languages. There are seven bitwise operators:
&, |, ^, ~, >>,
<<, and>>>. The assignment operator = assigns a value to a variable. There are also the increment and decrement operators, ++ and --. The comparison operators determine, if the two operands meet the given condition. The logical operators are and, or,
and not. The && and || operators accept two operands and provides their associated logical result, while the third accepts one, and returns its logical negation. The ! operator determines the inverse of the given value, and returns the boolean:
true values become false, or false values become true.
Variables
Variables can be thought of as named containers. You can place data into these containers and then refer to the data simply by naming the container. Before you use a variable in a JavaScript program, you must declare it.
Variable naming conventions
Variables are declared with the var keyword. Storing a value in a variable is called variable initialization. You can do variable initialization at the time of variable creation or at a later point in time when you need that variable. You should
not re-declare same variable twice. JavaScript variables have only two scopes. Global Variables − A global variable has global scope which means it can be defined anywhere in your JavaScript code. Local Variables − A local variable will be visible
only within a function where it is defined. Function parameters are always local to that function.
Functions
Strings
Methods
Arguments
Parameters
Return
Chaining methods
Booleans
Undefined
NaN
Escape
Alert
jQuery
Attributes


JavaScript - a Brief Overview of Pros and Cons
Sep 13th, 2014
JavaScript has experienced a tremendous growth in the last decade projecting it as one of the fastest growing and most popular programming languages used by developers, let's briefly review some of the aspects that brought JavaScript to be so popular.
JavaScript Pros
Speed - client side vs server side
JavaScript is executed on the client side, meaning the code is not processed on the server. In this way there is no connectivity lag or any other lag that may be introduced by the server and connectivity to it. It just all happens on the user side
Versatility - any browser can interpret it
JavaScript makes for a super versatile language. Because practically any browser can interpret this language it can be integrated in any web application or website making it a great complement to any web project regardless of the core language used.
Ease of Use
JavaScript is a simple language, the learning curve is less steep compared to other languages making it an easy choice for many developers.
Of course this doesn't mean JavaScript can't be used to create complex web applications and in fact quite the opposite. A multitude of frameworks have emerged in recent years to providing great solution to build feature rich web applications, some popular frameworks are Ember.js and Angular
JavaScript Cons
Security issues
Because JavaScript is processed on the client side it is more susceptible to malicious attacks.
Malicious snippets of JavaScript could compromise the security of the user's computer.
Inconsistency of implementations
Despite JavaScript great popularity, it's implementation among different browsers historically has not been standard, and although many efforts have been made to standardize it as a language, cross browser compatibility is still an issue.
This is why frameworks like jQuery were introduced.


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Dynatrace OneAgent SDK for C/C++
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Functions | |
| onesdk_result_t | onesdk_ex_api_enable_span (void) |
| Initializes the "span" extension API. The SDK must be initialized before using this function. More... | |
| onesdk_tracer_handle_t | onesdk_ex_spantracer_create (onesdk_int32_t tracing_system_type) |
| Creates a new span tracer. More... | |
| void | onesdk_ex_spantracer_set_ids (onesdk_tracer_handle_t tracer, onesdk_ex_trace_id_t trace_id, onesdk_ex_span_id_t span_id, onesdk_ex_span_id_t parent_span_id) |
| Sets the trace ID, span ID and parent span ID. More... | |
| void | onesdk_ex_spantracer_set_integers_p (onesdk_tracer_handle_t tracer, onesdk_string_t const *keys, onesdk_int64_t const *values, onesdk_size_t count) |
| Parses a (up to) 128 bit trace ID hex string for use with onesdk_ex_spantracer_set_ids. More... | |
| void | onesdk_ex_spantracer_set_integer (onesdk_tracer_handle_t tracer, onesdk_string_t key, onesdk_int64_t value) |
| Adds an integer attribute to the tracer. More... | |
| void | onesdk_ex_spantracer_set_doubles (onesdk_tracer_handle_t tracer, onesdk_string_t key, double value) |
| Adds a double precision floating point attribute to the tracer. More... | |
| void | onesdk_ex_spantracer_set_floats (onesdk_tracer_handle_t tracer, onesdk_string_t key, float value) |
| Adds a single precision floating point attribute to the tracer. More... | |
| void | onesdk_ex_spantracer_set_bool (onesdk_tracer_handle_t tracer, onesdk_string_t key, onesdk_bool_t value) |
| Adds a boolean attribute to the tracer. More... | |
| void | onesdk_ex_spantracer_set_string (onesdk_tracer_handle_t tracer, onesdk_string_t key, onesdk_string_t value) |
| Adds a string or NULL attribute to the tracer. More... | |
| void | onesdk_ex_spantracer_set_operationname (onesdk_tracer_handle_t tracer_handle, onesdk_string_t operation_name) |
| Sets the operation name (OpenTracing) or name (OpenCensus) of a span. More... | |
}
| onesdk_result_t onesdk_ex_api_enable_span | ( | void | ) |
Initializes the "span" extension API. The SDK must be initialized before using this function.
The span API is intended to be used for interoperation with OpenTracing and OpenCensus.
| onesdk_tracer_handle_t onesdk_ex_spantracer_create | ( | onesdk_int32_t | tracing_system_type | ) |
Creates a new span tracer.
| tracing_system_type | One of the tracing_system_type. |
|
inline |
Adds a boolean attribute to the tracer.
| key | The key (name, ID) of the attribute. |
| value | The value of the attribute. |
|
inline |
Adds a double precision floating point attribute to the tracer.
| key | The key (name, ID) of the attribute. |
| value | The value of the attribute. |
|
inline |
Adds a single precision floating point attribute to the tracer.
| key | The key (name, ID) of the attribute. |
| value | The value of the attribute. |
|
inline |
Sets the trace ID, span ID and parent span ID.
| tracer | A valid span tracer handle. |
| trace_id | The trace ID. |
| span_id | [optional] The span ID associated with this tracer. |
| parent_span_id | [optional] The ID of this tracer's parent span. |
If you want to use this function, you must call it before starting the tracer because it creates an incoming link.
Beware: When you parse a trace or span ID from a hex string that is too short, pad with zero from the left.
There is only one trace ID parameter for both the tracer's span ID and the parent's. This is because they must always be equal.
|
inline |
Adds an integer attribute to the tracer.
| key | The key (name, ID) of the attribute. |
| value | The value of the attribute. |
| void onesdk_ex_spantracer_set_integers_p | ( | onesdk_tracer_handle_t | tracer, |
| onesdk_string_t const * | keys, | ||
| onesdk_int64_t const * | values, | ||
| onesdk_size_t | count | ||
| ) |
Parses a (up to) 128 bit trace ID hex string for use with onesdk_ex_spantracer_set_ids.
Only ASCII-compatible encodings and UTF-16 are supported.Parses a (up to) 64 bit span ID hex string for use with onesdk_ex_spantracer_set_ids.
Only ASCII-compatible encodings and UTF-16 are supported.
|
inline |
Sets the operation name (OpenTracing) or name (OpenCensus) of a span.
| tracer | A span tracer handle. |
| operation_name | [optional] The operation name/span name. |
|
inline |
Adds a string or NULL attribute to the tracer.
| key | The key (name, ID) of the attribute. |
| value | [optional] The value of the attribute. Use NULL to create a null-value instead of a string. |


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Luke Chang-Knezevich
Front-End Lead
Howdy, my name is Luke Chang-Knezevich! I'm an SF native that's working towards his
degree in computer science at SFSU. I enjoy coding and creating all sorts of things. I'm
proficient in Java, CPP, and C and also have experience working with HTML, JavaScript,
React, and CSS. My most recent endeavors include a game called GuildCat made in Godot,
releasing for free soon, and a fluid dynamics simulator created in C.
I also enjoy working with tools outside of the world of code. I'm well versed in using
Photoshop CS6 and have lots of animation experience in Flash CS3. I enjoy creating art
assets for various projects including animations, games, and websites.
In my spare time I enjoy playing/listening to music. I play a variety of different
instruments including the french horn, piano, guitar, glockenspiel, and harmonica. I'd
love to learn how to play the trombone and the trumpet in the future as well. I'm always
open to experiencing and learning new things, and this is something that I try to apply to
all aspects of life!
Contact info


Objective
We would like to contribute to adopting 5G by the following expected output: Technology Identification and Roadmap Policy establishment R&D promotion and Support Industry Collaboration Projects Contribution to Standards Developments Strengthening the 5G Ecosystem Business Opportunities/Cooperation


Welcome to your Bootstrap Project: Coffee Lover
Coffee beans themselves have little to no taste at all. The flavor, the aroma of coffee: it all comes from the roasting process which releases a large number of chemicals from the tiny bean. In fact, the average cup of coffee contains more than 1,000 chemicals. To transfer those delicious chemicals to the hot water in our cup, we run water over those roasted beans. To increase our success, we both grind the beans to increase their surface area (and thus more exposure of those chemicals to the water) and heat the water since higher temperatures (and thus energies) speed up the removal of molecules from a solid. Lucky for us coffee drinkers, smaller and more water soluble molecules like acids will get extracted first and those tend to be the tastier, less bitter flavors. Coffee drinkers are well aware that not every cup is created equal. I have rarely met a cup of coffee that I won’t drink (a little soy milk goes a long way) but I know others who won’t touch, say a gas station brew and insist upon espresso. The difference lies not in the beans themselves but in the preparation. For espresso, the beans are very finely ground (almost to the texture of powdered sugar) and the brewing time is much shorter than for regular drip coffee. The way to decrease brewing time is to push the water through the ground coffee faster so espresso machines can reach up to 15 atmospheres of pressure to move a cup’s worth of water in less than 30 seconds.
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//Using Bootstrap 4 for the CSS //jQuery library //ajax library //Bootstrap 4 library
Here you store results from CoD Black Ops 4 matches and Destiny 2 Gambit matches
Or if you want to find a game that both you and a friend have on Steam you can also do that
All forms verify the values inputted to check they are possible values
So no you can't input that you got 500 kills and 0 deaths in Free for All
Pick a option from the nav bar above to get started
Input stats from a Call of Duty Black Ops 4 match for a particular player
Player ID must be a number, Kills, Death, Assists and Accuracy cannot exceed 100
Delete a match entry for using Entry ID and the authorisation code
Use search function to find Entry IDs
FOR TESTING: Authorisation Code = 123
Enter a player ID to retrieve all their matches or leave blank to retrieve all matches
FOR TESTING: Results for ID 12 and 13 have filled in the database
| Entry ID | Player ID | Map ID | Game Mode ID | Kills | Deaths | Assists | Accuracy |
Enter two player IDs to compare their average match results
FOR TESTING: I set results for players ID 12 and 13
FOR TESTING: You can create your own stats using the submit and use them for comparison
| Player ID | Kills | Deaths | Assists | Accuracy |
Input stats from a Destiny 2 gambit match for a particular player
Player ID must be a number, Motes Bank cannot exceed 225, Hostiles Kills and Motes Lost cannot exceed 500, Player Kills and Healed cannot exceed 100
Delete a match entry for using Entry ID and the authorisation code
FOR TESTING: Authorisation Code = 123
Enter a player ID to retrieve all their matches or leave blank to retrieve all matches
FOR TESTING: I set results for player ID 12 and 13
| Entry ID | Player ID | Map ID | Motes Deposited | Hostiles Defeated | Guardians Defeated | MotesLost | Primeval Healed |
FOR TESTING: I set results for players ID 12 and 13
FOR TESTING: You can create your own stats using the submit and use them for comparison
| Player ID | Motes Deposited | Hostiles Defeated | Guardians Defeated | MotesLost | Primeval Healed |
Enter a Steam ID to retrieve a list of all their friends
FOR TESTING: You can use my Steam ID:<PHONE_NUMBER>8093131 but any Steam ID will work
| Steam Name | Steam ID |
Enter 2 Steam IDs to get a list of games both IDs have
FOR TESTING: Use my Steam ID:<PHONE_NUMBER>8093131 and<PHONE_NUMBER>3520575 but any valid Steam IDs will work
FOR TESTING: To show that it can hendle IDs with no games<PHONE_NUMBER>8093999 can be used


Create new certificate request To generate a certificate signing request you need to include Common Name, Organization Name, State/Province Name, and the 2-letter Country Code for the certificate. Certificate Name: Common Name: Organization Name: State/Province Name: Country/Region Name:


Label
Label(value) -> Label widgetBasic widget for simply displaying some text. Not really much to it, you can pass it a value which it will display.
Label.font
Label.font -> pygame.FontThe font that this label is using.
Basic widget for simply displaying some text. Not really much to it, you can pass it a value which it will display.
The font that this label is using.


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The SNMP managed object types.
This package implements the basic types defined for the SNMP protocol.
These types are used within the protocol (@see com.mod_snmp.Snmp.Protocol)
and must be used within the management application as a representation of
the managed objects.


This vignette summarizes the functions in the fbicrime
package. Although most of the information is available in the help document of each function, this vignette brings it all together in one place.
fbicrime
This package is an R wrapper for FBI Crime API, it aims to provide an easy access for R users to the most updated data about offense, offender, victim, and arrest from the FBI API. It also makes it possible to query multiple keywords at one time and return a combined data frame.
FBI Crime API is part of the Data.gov developer network. A key is required in order to access and use web services available on the Data.gov developer network. You can sign up for an API key at the API Key Signup of data.gov.
For querying data from the FBI Crime API, you need to provide the key. You can eithor input the key to the api_key
parameter of querying functions each time when you run the query, or you can also save your API key as a global option with the convenience function set_fbi_crime_api_key()
. This function is for passing the key to the environment, so that you do not need to input the key every time. For example:
FBI Crime API is a directory-based API. This package covers four categories of crime information - offense, offender, victim, and arrest, and within each category, there are several endpoints. Each of the endpoints has different syntax.
For each category, the fricrime
package provides a querying function. The querying functions allow users to specify keywords using variables, avoid navigating among different endpoints, and query multiple keywords at one time and get a combine data frame as the output.
count_offense(offense,
level = 'national',
level_detail = NULL,
api_key = getOption('fbicrime_api_key'))
count_offense()
is a function for querying the count of different types of offense. You can specify offense type and aggregation level with variables:
offense
, a string or a list, the offense type(s) to request. Required.
level
, a string, the level of aggregation for counting. It can be ‘national’, ‘agencies’, ‘regions’, or ‘states’. If omitted, ‘national’ is assumed.
level_detail
, a string or a list. Use this parameter to indicate what are the agencies/regions/states you want to query. For example,
level = 'agencies'
, then specify the ORI code of the agencies in level_detail
level = 'regions'
, then specify what regions to include here. There are four region categories available for choosing: ‘Northeast’, ‘Midwest’, ‘West’, and ‘South’.level = 'states'
, then specify state abbreviations here.But note, when level = 'national'
, the level_detail
should be NULL
.
api_key
, a string. Use this parameter to input the API key for one time use. Alternatively, you can call the function set_fbi_crime_api_key()
first to save the key as a global option for later usage.
Here are some examples for count_offense()
:
summarize_offender(offense,
level = 'national',
level_detail = NULL,
variable = 'count',
api_key = getOption('fbicrime_api_key'))
summarize_offender()
queries offender demographic information. Similar to count_offense()
, you can specify offense type with offense
parameter and specify aggregation level with level
and level_detail
parameters. Apart from that, summarize_offender()
function also allows you to choose aggregation variable (such as age, ethnicity, sex).
Parameters offense
, level
, and level_detail
have the same rules as they are in count_offense()
.
variable
, a string, it specify the rule for aggregating. For summarize_offender()
, the argument of variable
can be ‘age’, ‘ethnicity’, ‘race’, ‘sex’, or ‘count’. If omitted, ‘count’ is assumed.
api_key
, a string. Use this parameter to input the API key for one time use. Alternatively, you can call the function set_fbi_crime_api_key()
first to save the key as a global option for later usage.
Here are some examples:
summarize_offender(offense = 'burglary')
summarize_offender(offense = 'aggravated-assault',
level = 'agencies',
level_detail = 'MA0010100',
variable = 'age')
summarize_offender(offense = c('burglary','arson'),
level = 'regions',
level_detail = c('Northeast','South'),
variable = 'sex')
summarize_offender(offense = 'arson',
level = 'states',
level_detail = 'NH',
variable = 'race')
summarize_victim(offense,
level = 'national',
level_detail = NULL,
variable = 'count',
api_key = getOption('fbicrime_api_key'))
summarize_victim()
is a function that queries victim demographic information. Similar to summarize_offender()
, it uses four parameters - offense
, level
, level_detail
, and variable
to specify which segment of victim information to query.
Parameters offense
, level
, and level_detail
have the same rules as they are in count_offense()
.
Parameter variable
is similar to that of function summarize_offender()
, but summarize_victim()
also allow you to aggregate based on the relationship between the victim and the offender. So the availabe arguments for the variable
parameter of this function is: ‘age’, ‘ethnicity’, ‘race’, ‘sex’, ‘count’, and ‘relationship’.
api_key
, a string. Use this parameter to input the API key for one time use. Alternatively, you can call the function set_fbi_crime_api_key()
first to save the key as a global option for later usage.
Here are some examples:
summarize_victim(offense = 'violent-crime')
summarize_victim(offense = 'aggravated-assault',
level = 'agencies',
level_detail = 'MA0010100',
variable = 'age')
summarize_victim(offense = 'property-crime',
level = 'regions',
level_detail = c('Midwest', 'West'),
variable = 'relationship')
summarize_victim(offense = 'motor-vehicle-theft',
level = 'states',
level_detail = 'DC',
variable = 'sex')
summarize_victim(offense = c('violent-crime','property-crime'),
level = 'states',
level_detail = c('DC','MA'),
variable = 'race')
summarize_arrest(by_offense_type = FALSE,
offense = NULL,
level = 'national',
level_detail = NULL,
variable,
since,
until,
api_key = getOption('fbicrime_api_key'))
summarize_arrest()
queries arrest information. It differs from the other querying functions in that, first, you can choose whether to summarize by offense type or not with parameter by_offense_type
, and the function will only return arrest data of your chosen offense type(s); second, you can specify a time span for querying with parameters since
and until
.
Parameters offense
, level
, and level_detail
have the same rules as they are in count_offense()
.
Parameter variable
is similar to that of summarize_victim()
, it is a required string which specifies the rule for arrgregation. However, the availale arguments for this parameter vary greatly for different endpoints of the API. So please refer to the API document for details.
by_offense_type
, a boolean, where TRUE
means to summarize by offense type and FALSE
means to return information about all offense types. If omitted, FALSE
is assumed.
since
and until
, two required numeric parameters, they together define the time span for querying.
api_key
, a string. Use this parameter to input the API key for one time use. Alternatively, you can call the function set_fbi_crime_api_key()
first to save the key as a global option for later usage.
Here are some examples:
summarize_arrest(by_offense_type = TRUE,
offense = c('aggravated-assault','rape'),
level = 'states',
level_detail = c('NY','MA'),
variable = 'race',
since = 2010,
until = 2011)
summarize_arrest(by_offense_type = TRUE,
offense = c('aggravated-assault','rape'),
variable = 'race',
since = 2010,
until = 2011)
summarize_arrest(by_offense_type = FALSE,
level = 'regions',
level_detail = c('South','Midwest'),
variable = 'all',
since = 2015,
until = 2016)
summarize_arrest(by_offense_type = FALSE,
variable = 'all',
since = 2015,
until = 2016)
valid_arg_level()
is a function used to validate the arguments of level
and level_detail
in the querying functions. It is intended to be called by other querying functions within the fbicrime package, but not supposed to be called by end users.
It checks two things:
whether the input level
is legal (i.e. one of ‘agencies’, ‘national’, ‘regions’, ‘states’);
whether the input level
matches level_detail
. In other words, it produces an error when level
is ‘national’ but level_detail
is not NULL
, or when level
is not ‘national’ but level_detail
is NULL
or is not specified.


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PWG -
2004 February 23 - 26, 2004 |
IFX |
Monday morning |
8:30 am - Noon |
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PSI |
Monday afternoon |
1:30 pm – 5:30 pm |
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Plenary |
Tuesday morning |
8:30 am – Noon |
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DMTF/CIM BOF |
Tuesday afternoon |
1:30 pm - 5:30 pm |
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WBMM |
Wednesday |
8:30 am – 5:30 pm |
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PWG Process / Eventing Best Practices |
Thursday |
8:30 am - 3:00 pm |
DoubleTree
Hotel (tentative)
2050
Gateway Place, San
Jose, CA 95110
USA
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http://www.doubletreesanjose.com/
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Recent Projects
Autonomous Driving
reinforcement learning, deep learning, python
I am currently working on an autonomous driving project at ICE - RWTH, and working
with deep learning and reinforcement
learning algorithms to train agents on OpenAI Gym environments.
Bioreactor Control Software
multiprocessing, threading, python
Did a Raspberry Pi project to control a bioreactor for IAM - RWTH, in which a
motor is controlled to stimulate the cells and at
the same time, the force is measured and plotted in real-time. I also implemented a user
interface for experiment configuration.
Process Automation
python, mysql
Automated the extraction and manipulation of battery test data for ISEA -
RWTH.


PMIS is a sytematic approach for gathering data or information regarding the Budget Execution Documents (BEDs) which contain the agency plans, spending schedules and physical targets for evaluation and consolidation. It is a tool in keeping up-dated records on the present accomplishment status of financial, physical and disbursement of the department/agency/OUs. This data/records is then processed, integrated, and stored in the centralized database and made available to all who have authority to access it, in a form that suits the department's purpose. This will be the basis for measuring the agency's performance.


Route Testkit
akka-http has a testkit that provides a convenient way of testing your routes with JUnit. It allows running requests against a route (without hitting the network) and provides means to assert against response properties in a compact way.
To use the testkit you need to take these steps:
- add a dependency to the
akka-http-testkit
module - derive the test class from
JUnitRouteTest
- wrap the route under test with
RouteTest.testRoute
to create aTestRoute
- run requests against the route using
TestRoute.run(request)
which will return aTestResponse
- use the methods of
TestResponse
to assert on properties of the response
Example
To see the testkit in action consider the following simple calculator app service:
import akka.actor.ActorSystem;
import akka.http.javadsl.ConnectHttp;
import akka.http.javadsl.Http;
import akka.http.javadsl.server.AllDirectives;
import akka.http.javadsl.server.Route;
import akka.http.javadsl.unmarshalling.StringUnmarshallers;
import akka.http.javadsl.server.examples.simple.SimpleServerApp;
import akka.stream.ActorMaterializer;
import java.io.IOException;
public class MyAppService extends AllDirectives {
public String add(double x, double y) {
return "x + y = " + (x + y);
}
public Route createRoute() {
return
get(() ->
pathPrefix("calculator", () ->
path("add", () ->
parameter(StringUnmarshallers.DOUBLE, "x", x ->
parameter(StringUnmarshallers.DOUBLE, "y", y ->
complete(add(x, y))
)
)
)
)
);
}
public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
final ActorSystem system = ActorSystem.create();
final ActorMaterializer materializer = ActorMaterializer.create(system);
final SimpleServerApp app = new SimpleServerApp();
final ConnectHttp host = ConnectHttp.toHost("<IP_ADDRESS>");
Http.get(system).bindAndHandle(app.createRoute().flow(system, materializer), host, materializer);
System.console().readLine("Type RETURN to exit...");
system.terminate();
}
}
MyAppService
extends from AllDirectives
which brings all of the directives into scope. We define a method called createRoute
that provides the routes to serve to bindAndHandle
.
Here’s how you would test that service:
import akka.http.javadsl.model.HttpRequest;
import akka.http.javadsl.model.StatusCodes;
import akka.http.javadsl.testkit.JUnitRouteTest;
import akka.http.javadsl.testkit.TestRoute;
import org.junit.Test;
public class TestkitExampleTest extends JUnitRouteTest {
TestRoute appRoute = testRoute(new MyAppService().createRoute());
@Test
public void testCalculatorAdd() {
// test happy path
appRoute.run(HttpRequest.GET("/calculator/add?x=4.2&y=2.3"))
.assertStatusCode(200)
.assertEntity("x + y = 6.5");
// test responses to potential errors
appRoute.run(HttpRequest.GET("/calculator/add?x=3.2"))
.assertStatusCode(StatusCodes.NOT_FOUND) // 404
.assertEntity("Request is missing required query parameter 'y'");
// test responses to potential errors
appRoute.run(HttpRequest.GET("/calculator/add?x=3.2&y=three"))
.assertStatusCode(StatusCodes.BAD_REQUEST)
.assertEntity("The query parameter 'y' was malformed:\n" +
"'three' is not a valid 64-bit floating point value");
}
}
Writing Asserting against the HttpResponse
The testkit supports a fluent DSL to write compact assertions on the response by chaining assertions using “dot-syntax”. To simplify working with streamed responses the entity of the response is first “strictified”, i.e. entity data is collected into a single ByteString
and provided the entity is supplied as an HttpEntityStrict
. This allows to write several assertions against the same entity data which wouldn’t (necessarily) be possible for the streamed version.
All of the defined assertions provide HTTP specific error messages aiding in diagnosing problems.
Currently, these methods are defined on TestResponse
to assert on the response:
| Inspector | Description |
|---|---|
assertStatusCode(int expectedCode) |
Asserts that the numeric response status code equals the expected one |
assertStatusCode(StatusCode expectedCode) |
Asserts that the response StatusCode equals the expected one |
assertMediaType(String expectedType) |
Asserts that the media type part of the response’s content type matches the given String |
assertMediaType(MediaType expectedType) |
Asserts that the media type part of the response’s content type matches the given MediaType |
assertEntity(String expectedStringContent) |
Asserts that the entity data interpreted as UTF8 equals the expected String |
assertEntityBytes(ByteString expectedBytes) |
Asserts that the entity data bytes equal the expected ones |
assertEntityAs(Unmarshaller<T> unmarshaller, expectedValue: T) |
Asserts that the entity data if unmarshalled with the given marshaller equals the given value |
assertHeaderExists(HttpHeader expectedHeader) |
Asserts that the response contains an HttpHeader instance equal to the expected one |
assertHeaderKindExists(String expectedHeaderName) |
Asserts that the response contains a header with the expected name |
assertHeader(String name, String expectedValue) |
Asserts that the response contains a header with the given name and value. |
It’s, of course, possible to use any other means of writing assertions by inspecting the properties the response manually. As written above, TestResponse.entity
and TestResponse.response
return strict versions of the entity data.
Supporting Custom Test Frameworks
Adding support for a custom test framework is achieved by creating new superclass analogous to JUnitRouteTest
for writing tests with the custom test framework deriving from akka.http.javadsl.testkit.RouteTest
and implementing its abstract methods. This will allow users of the test framework to use testRoute
and to write assertions using the assertion methods defined on TestResponse
.
Testing sealed Routes
The section above describes how to test a “regular” branch of your route structure, which reacts to incoming requests with HTTP response parts or rejections. Sometimes, however, you will want to verify that your service also translates Rejections to HTTP responses in the way you expect.
You do this by calling the seal()
method of the Route
class. The seal()
method applies the logic of ExceptionHandler and RejectionHandler passed as method arguments to all exceptions and rejections coming back from the route, and translates them to the respective HttpResponse
.
Testing Route fragments
Since the testkit is request-based, you cannot test requests that are illegal or impossible in HTTP. One such instance is testing a route that begins with the pathEnd
directive, such as this:
import akka.http.javadsl.server.AllDirectives;
import akka.http.javadsl.server.Route;
public class MyAppFragment extends AllDirectives {
public Route createRoute() {
return
pathEnd(() ->
get(() ->
complete("Fragments of imagination")
)
);
}
}
However, it is impossible to unit test this Route directly using testkit, since it is impossible to create an empty HTTP request. To test this type of route, embed it in a synthetic route in your test, for example:
import akka.http.javadsl.model.HttpRequest;
import akka.http.javadsl.model.StatusCodes;
import akka.http.javadsl.server.AllDirectives;
import akka.http.javadsl.server.Route;
import akka.http.javadsl.testkit.JUnitRouteTest;
import akka.http.javadsl.testkit.TestRoute;
import org.junit.Test;
public class TestKitFragmentTest extends JUnitRouteTest {
class FragmentTester extends AllDirectives {
public Route createRoute(Route fragment) {
return
pathPrefix("test", () ->
fragment
);
}
}
TestRoute fragment = testRoute(new MyAppFragment().createRoute());
TestRoute testRoute = testRoute(new FragmentTester().createRoute(fragment.underlying()));
@Test
public void testFragment() {
testRoute.run(HttpRequest.GET("/test"))
.assertStatusCode(200)
.assertEntity("Fragments of imagination");
testRoute.run(HttpRequest.PUT("/test"))
.assertStatusCode(StatusCodes.METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED);
}
}
Accounting for Slow Test Systems
The timeouts you consciously defined on your lightning fast development environment might be too tight for your, most probably, high-loaded Continuous Integration server, invariably causing spurious failures. To account for such situations, timeout durations can be scaled by a given factor on such environments. Check the Akka Docs for further information.
Increase Timeout
The default timeout when testing your routes using the testkit is 3 seconds. Sometimes, though, this might not be enough. In order to extend this default timeout, to say 5 seconds, just override the following method:
@Override
public FiniteDuration awaitDuration() {
return FiniteDuration.create(5, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
}


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Sugaraka Sucrose, Glucose, Fructose, Kiddie CrackYou wouldn't give heroin to a four-year-old.  But you don't hesitate to jack that kid up with heroic doses of the most successful recreational drug in the history of mankind, sugar -- a highly addictive, mood-altering, health-threatening substance that encourages antisocial behavior. (And after you get that kid hopped up on sugar, you have to give him Ritalin to get him to sit still. You sick fuck.)Known on the streets as glucose, sucrose or fructose, sugar comes in crystal, powder, and liquid forms. It's usually taken orally, and often (but not always) cut with some other food substance. Sugar occurs naturally in many fruits and vegetables. It's mostly innocuous in its natural form. But refined sugars are an entirely different story. Sugar was available in relatively raw forms for centuries, but it wasn't until the industrial innovations of mass slavery and the breeding of the sugar beet that the sweet stuff became a dietary staple. Since the 1800s, there have been steady technological improvements in the refining process. Refined sugar can be produced by several different processes, most of which include grinding the source plant into a pulp, running the pulp through a series of filters and then evaporating what's left to produce a crystallized residue, which can be powdered or dissolved in water. Like any drug, the potency of sugar increases dramatically when it is refined. The vast majority of refined sugars used in the U.S. comes from corn, but sugar is also refined from beets, sugar cane plants, maple sap, honey and almost every kind of fruit. Often a very small dose of sugar is enough to get high. The threshold is different for everyone, but the bigger the dose, the more noticeable the effects. The effects of sugar use can include euphoria, increased energy and irritability, increased heart rate, insomnia, tremors, weight gain, ulcers, tooth decay and a depressed immune system. Some psychologists have argued that these are simply placebo effects, based on user and observer expectations. There aren't any reliable surveys on whether those psychologists are themselves habitual sugar users, but the odds dramatically favor that conclusion. The average American ingests around 160 pounds of added sugars per year ("added" meaning not naturally occurring in food, like in an apple), according to the World Health Organization. If you are not convinced of that sugar is a drug, we suggest you eat several tablespoons of the substance on an empty stomach. At any rate, the question posed by the psychologists (and by the massive world sugar industry, which funds many studies on this topic) is not whether sugar produces the effects listed above. That's not in question, although the sugar industry would like you to think it is. The studies are only trying to measure the magnitude of the sugar effect. Refined sugar is extremely addictive. Not "addictive" in the sense that you just really like it, but addictive in the sense that your body suffers withdrawal symptoms if sugar is removed from your diet. While sugar doesn't have the instantly addictive quality of, say, crack cocaine, recent studies suggest that refined sugar activates opioids, the same brain chemicals that fuel heroin and morphine addiction, with similar results at a lesser magnitude. Drug addiction is defined by a three stage process which includes increased consumption, withdrawal symptoms when a dose isn't available and an urge to relapse even after the drug has been completely removed. Aside from common life experience of these traits by sugar users, clinical studies on rats have shown the addiction pattern at work. The more refined the sugar, the more intense the addiction. Withdrawal symptoms can include lethargy, tremors, headaches and depression. Generally, these effects are slightly less intense than the similar withdrawal symptoms associated with caffeine. No one is arguing against the responsible use of refined sugar by consenting adults. For that matter, very few people even argue against the moderate, responsible use of sugar by children. Sugar is a naturally occurring substance that is part of a balanced diet. Sugar becomes a social problem because of three major factors. First, society is generally in denial about sugar's addictive qualities. Second, refined sugar is rampantly available in nearly unadulterated form in every single food store in the United States.  Pure sugar products are epidemic in the United States and most developed countries. The vast majority of soft drinks are simply high-fructose corn syrup with only enough water added to make them potable. Usually these drinks include a dash of flavoring as the pretext for liking them. Often, the drinks are paired with high caffeine content, increasing both the stimulation and the addictive power. Breakfast cereals are notoriously laden with sugar, often promoted by cartoon leprechauns and bunnies who urge children to go to any length necessary to obtain their precious, precious sugar. Some cereals -- such as Cheerios and Kelloggs Cornflakes -- include added sugar and naturally occurring sugar in the product itself, then are served with teaspoons full of refined sugar heaped on top. Other, more shameless products include marshmallow candy interspersed with "healthy" bits of wheat or corn, which are themselves sweetened. In addition to soda pop and candy, sugar is available in a convenient portable form, in jawbreakers and candy bars, where it is sometimes combined with chocolate, a caffeine-bearing substance thay is mildly addictive in its own right. For the hardcore user, sugar is obtainable through gumballs, which provide an intense initial surge of euphoria followed by a longer, mellower dose of sugar, or Pixie Stix. Particularly insidious, Pixie Stix are tubes full of powdered refined sugar with only a touch of food coloring added. The content of a Pixie stick is poured into the mouth, reminiscent of a line cocaine. Sugar is also a gateway drug. It can successfully be combined with other drugs for an amplified effect. Sugar and chocolate can be combined with marijuana in brownie form. Cocaine and sugar were mixed in Coca-Cola when the product debuted in 1885. The amount of cocaine in the drink quickly diminished due to bad publicity, but the amount of sugar slowly grew. A 12-ounce can of Coke today contains no cocaine, but it does include about 10 teaspoons worth of sugar. Clove cigarettes and some cigars are often sugar-tipped for a nicotine-sucrose cocktail. (Cloves are also mild anesthetics.) Heroin is often cut with sugar to reduce its potency. Liquid LSD can be added to a sugar cube, for a tasty and hallucinogenic treat. As if all that wasn't bad enough, sugar is also a gateway to mind-altering prescription drugs. At the same time that sugar use by children and adults has skyrocketed in the United States, incidents of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder have also soared. The sugar industry insists there is absolutely no basis to link ADHD and sugar. But the rise in sugar consumption conveniently corresponds to the skyrocketing number of children being medicated for ADHD in the U.S. The rate of Ritalin prescriptions in the U.S. rose 400% from 1990 to 1996. From 1978 to 1999, sugar consumption by a typical teenage boy grew 200%. In fact, according to the 2001 book Fast Food Nation, a fifth of children aged one and two years old drink soda.  Thanks to bad parenting like this, combined with two or three generations of children who were weaned on sugary cereals, Americans consume more than 8 million metric tons of added sugar and high fructose corn syrup per year. That's 17.6 billion pounds, or 1.7 trillion teaspoons of the stuff. With that kind of demand, you'd think the sugar industry would be laughing all the way to the bank. Well, you might think that if you were painfully naive and unschooled in the ways of American government.  And that's just cane and beet sugar. Corn subsidies account for billions of dollars of government spending. Directly or indirectly, some of that money goes to pay for marketing that promotes sugar consumption among one-year-olds. While the profusion of new refined sugar types makes it difficult to be precise, the consumption of sugar is only expected to increase in coming years. Perhaps prenatal IVs will be used to deliver the sweet stuff to hip fetuses who want to be a Pepper too. O brave new world, that has such people in't!
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8 Things about the Biggest FamilyMart in the Philippines to get excited about
The newest and biggest FamilyMart in the country is truly one-of-a-kind in more ways than one. From the expansive food offerings to the cozy dining and working spaces, this one redefines the ‘konbini’.
1. Co-working Space
Productivity and convenience go hand-in-hand as this FamilyMart offers a co-working space that’s conducive to studying, reading, and, basically, getting what needs to be accomplished on your computer done--all while enjoying any of the goodies in the store. For a minimum purchase of only P250, customers enjoy free Wi-Fi and a cozy corner in the exclusive co-working area, which looks out to the zen garden.
2. Zen Garden
That’s right, this FamilyMart has its very own zen garden! Thoughtfully located next to the co-working space, it provides busy bees a calming view for when taking a break from their screens. The landscape, reminiscent of scenes from a Japanese manga, is just what anyone needs for a breather.
3. Function Rooms
Further setting itself apart from other FamilyMart stores, this one has two function rooms called Osaka and Tokyo, accommodating 8 and 12 persons, respectively. Each is equipped with audio-video facilities, making such spaces ideal for meetings and brainstorming sessions--best done, of course, over some of the store’s delectable food items and some caffeine boost courtesy of FamilyMart Coffee Creations.
4. Ramen
This is not a drill. The iconic noodle dish is now available in a FamilyMart in Manila. This one has a dedicated ramen station where Tonkotsu, Tantanmen, and Miso varieties are served hot. For only P165, any fan of the beloved Japanese delicacy can enjoy a bowl, which even comes with a complementing drink. The rich, flavorful broth alone is crave-worthy.
5. Restrooms
There’s nothing like the convenience of having a clean restroom within your reach when the call of nature comes. Thankfully, this store has two for when bathroom breaks are in order between meetings with colleagues and catch-up sessions with friends. There’s even an Insta-worthy mirror above the communal sink!
6. Onigiri, Donburi, and other Japanese specialties
The beloved rice triangles are now here! Complete with the signature three-step unwrapping process, Salmon, Tuna Mayo, Tori Mix, Spam, or Tinapa is wrapped in a hefty layer of Japanese rice and blanketed with fresh nori for a delectable, filling snack or complete meal. Meanwhile, unlike other FamilyMart stores where donburi meals come in Filipino food-inspired variations, this one offers the Japanese rice bowl with more faithfulness to its origins. Pork Yakiniku, Gyudon, and Katsudon are laid on top of a hefty serving of Japanese rice, making each serving perfect for a satisfying lunch or dinner. Meanwhile, the chiller holds other Japanese favorites, including Maki, and an array of bento meals featuring Pork Tonkatsu, Yakiniku, and Tempura.
7. Beer Room
Liquor drinkers are in for a treat with this store’s walk-in chiller stocked with a variety of local and imported beers and other liquors. What’s even better is, these drinks can be enjoyed from 7pm onwards in the dining area or in one of the function rooms. A six-pack, consumed with some of the signature food items would be the perfect way to end any workday.
8. Wider dining space and more variety of breakfast and healthy food items
With the capacity to accommodate up to 40 diners, FamilyMart UDENNA Tower is most certainly a dining destination. Whether it’s around one of the round tables or perched on one of the bar stools, the place has enough space for customers who wish to enjoy their treats inside the store. Some of such delicious items could be from the expanded menu of breakfast choices including tapsilog and yang chow meals, as well as healthy options, like a variety of fresh vegetable salads and wraps. For those looking to indulge, however, there’s the thin-crust pizza (supremo, hawaiian, four cheese, pepperoni), another item exclusive to this branch.
Visit FamilyMart Udenna Tower when it opens today, November 20, at the Ground Floor of the Udenna Tower, Rizal Drive corner 4th Avenue, Fort Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City.


During a coding session recently, I needed to use the DotNetOptnAuth project to perform some authentication to a vary of outside services. I know that this library is available on the nuget package systems so I added the reference via nuget in Visual Studio.
 All looks good right?
If you dig a little deeper, and set your project to use IIS express, like the following (If you don’t have IIS Express you can download it via the Web Platform Installer, or by downloading Web Matrix, which will get you IIS Express by default).
then try to debug your project you all of a sudden see an error about stating that you have a duplicate section defined in your web.config file.
So what’s the problem? It turns out that when we added the nuget package for DotNetOpenAuth, the package also adds a line to our project web.config like the following.
However, if you take a quick look at the machine.config for the .NET 4 framework located at the following location C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\Config you’ll see that there is a section alreay defined in the machine.config like the following. This is what is causing the conflict here.
So what’s the resolution? It’s pretty simple actually, you can either remove of comment out the <section> line in the project web.config and everything should be back to normal.
Side Note: There is a beta build of DotNetOpenAuth 4.0 that might address this issue, but I haven’t downloaded it yet to verify. If you have feel free to leave me a comment below.