BitmovinApiSdk\Models\AnalyticsImpressionSample
Synopsis
class AnalyticsImpressionSample
extends ApiResource
{
- // members
- public int $ad;
- public string $analyticsVersion;
- public int $audioBitrate;
- public string $audioCodec;
- public string $audioLanguage;
- public bool $autoplay;
- public string $browser;
- public string $browserVersionMajor;
- public string $browserVersionMinor;
- public int $buffered;
- public string $cdnProvider;
- public string $castTech;
- public string $city;
- public int $clientTime;
- public string $country;
- public string $customUserId;
- public string $customData1;
- public string $customData2;
- public string $customData3;
- public string $customData4;
- public string $customData5;
- public string $customData6;
- public string $customData7;
- public string $customData8;
- public string $customData9;
- public string $customData10;
- public string $customData11;
- public string $customData12;
- public string $customData13;
- public string $customData14;
- public string $customData15;
- public string $customData16;
- public string $customData17;
- public string $customData18;
- public string $customData19;
- public string $customData20;
- public string $customData21;
- public string $customData22;
- public string $customData23;
- public string $customData24;
- public string $customData25;
- public string $customData26;
- public string $customData27;
- public string $customData28;
- public string $customData29;
- public string $customData30;
- public string $deviceClass;
- public string $deviceType;
- public string $domain;
- public int $drmLoadTime;
- public string $drmType;
- public int $droppedFrames;
- public int $duration;
- public int $errorCode;
- public string $errorMessage;
- public string $experimentName;
- public string $impressionId;
- public string $ipAddress;
- public bool $isCasting;
- public bool $isLive;
- public bool $isMuted;
- public string $isp;
- public string $language;
- public string $licenseKey;
- public string $m3u8Url;
- public string $mpdUrl;
- public string $operatingsystem;
- public string $operatingsystemVersionMajor;
- public string $operatingsystemVersionMinor;
- public int $pageLoadTime;
- public int $pageLoadType;
- public string $path;
- public int $paused;
- public string $platform;
- public int $played;
- public string $player;
- public string $playerKey;
- public int $playerStartuptime;
- public string $playerTech;
- public string $playerVersion;
- public string $progUrl;
- public string $region;
- public int $screenHeight;
- public int $screenWidth;
- public string $screenOrientation;
- public int $seeked;
- public int $segmentDownloadCount;
- public int $segmentDownloadSize;
- public int $segmentDownloadTime;
- public int $sequenceNumber;
- public string $size;
- public int $startuptime;
- public string $state;
- public string $streamFormat;
- public bool $subtitleEnabled;
- public string $subtitleLanguage;
- public array $supportedVideoCodes;
- public int $time;
- public string $userId;
- public int $videoBitrate;
- public string $videoCodec;
- public int $videoDuration;
- public string $videoId;
- public string $videoTitle;
- public int $videoPlaybackHeight;
- public int $videoPlaybackWidth;
- public int $videoStartuptime;
- public int $videotimeEnd;
- public int $videotimeStart;
- public int $videoWindowHeight;
- public int $videoWindowWidth;
- public bool $videostartFailed;
- public AnalyticsVideoStartFailedReason $videostartFailedReason;
- // methods
- public void __construct()
- public $this ad()
- public $this analyticsVersion()
- public $this audioBitrate()
- public $this audioCodec()
- public $this audioLanguage()
- public $this autoplay()
- public $this browser()
- public $this browserVersionMajor()
- public $this browserVersionMinor()
- public $this buffered()
- public $this cdnProvider()
- public $this castTech()
- public $this city()
- public $this clientTime()
- public $this country()
- public $this customUserId()
- public $this customData1()
- public $this customData2()
- public $this customData3()
- public $this customData4()
- public $this customData5()
- public $this customData6()
- public $this customData7()
- public $this customData8()
- public $this customData9()
- public $this customData10()
- public $this customData11()
- public $this customData12()
- public $this customData13()
- public $this customData14()
- public $this customData15()
- public $this customData16()
- public $this customData17()
- public $this customData18()
- public $this customData19()
- public $this customData20()
- public $this customData21()
- public $this customData22()
- public $this customData23()
- public $this customData24()
- public $this customData25()
- public $this customData26()
- public $this customData27()
- public $this customData28()
- public $this customData29()
- public $this customData30()
- public $this deviceClass()
- public $this deviceType()
- public $this domain()
- public $this drmLoadTime()
- public $this drmType()
- public $this droppedFrames()
- public $this duration()
- public $this errorCode()
- public $this errorMessage()
- public $this experimentName()
- public $this impressionId()
- public $this ipAddress()
- public $this isCasting()
- public $this isLive()
- public $this isMuted()
- public $this isp()
- public $this language()
- public $this licenseKey()
- public $this m3u8Url()
- public $this mpdUrl()
- public $this operatingsystem()
- public $this operatingsystemVersionMajor()
- public $this operatingsystemVersionMinor()
- public $this pageLoadTime()
- public $this pageLoadType()
- public $this path()
- public $this paused()
- public $this platform()
- public $this played()
- public $this player()
- public $this playerKey()
- public $this playerStartuptime()
- public $this playerTech()
- public $this playerVersion()
- public $this progUrl()
- public $this region()
- public $this screenHeight()
- public $this screenWidth()
- public $this screenOrientation()
- public $this seeked()
- public $this segmentDownloadCount()
- public $this segmentDownloadSize()
- public $this segmentDownloadTime()
- public $this sequenceNumber()
- public $this size()
- public $this startuptime()
- public $this state()
- public $this streamFormat()
- public $this subtitleEnabled()
- public $this subtitleLanguage()
- public $this supportedVideoCodes()
- public $this time()
- public $this userId()
- public $this videoBitrate()
- public $this videoCodec()
- public $this videoDuration()
- public $this videoId()
- public $this videoTitle()
- public $this videoPlaybackHeight()
- public $this videoPlaybackWidth()
- public $this videoStartuptime()
- public $this videotimeEnd()
- public $this videotimeStart()
- public $this videoWindowHeight()
- public $this videoWindowWidth()
- public $this videostartFailed()
- public $this videostartFailedReason()
- // Inherited methods from ApiResource
- public void __construct()
- public static $this create()
- public void toArray()
Hierarchy
Members
public
- $ad — int
- $analyticsVersion — string
- $audioBitrate — int
- $audioCodec — string
- $audioLanguage — string
- $autoplay — BitmovinApiSdk\Models\bool
- $browser — string
- $browserVersionMajor — string
- $browserVersionMinor — string
- $buffered — int
- $castTech — string
- $cdnProvider — string
- $city — string
- $clientTime — int
- $country — string
- $customData1 — string
- $customData10 — string
- $customData11 — string
- $customData12 — string
- $customData13 — string
- $customData14 — string
- $customData15 — string
- $customData16 — string
- $customData17 — string
- $customData18 — string
- $customData19 — string
- $customData2 — string
- $customData20 — string
- $customData21 — string
- $customData22 — string
- $customData23 — string
- $customData24 — string
- $customData25 — string
- $customData26 — string
- $customData27 — string
- $customData28 — string
- $customData29 — string
- $customData3 — string
- $customData30 — string
- $customData4 — string
- $customData5 — string
- $customData6 — string
- $customData7 — string
- $customData8 — string
- $customData9 — string
- $customUserId — string
- $deviceClass — string
- $deviceType — string
- $domain — string
- $drmLoadTime — int
- $drmType — string
- $droppedFrames — int
- $duration — int
- $errorCode — int
- $errorMessage — string
- $experimentName — string
- $impressionId — string
- $ipAddress — string
- $isCasting — BitmovinApiSdk\Models\bool
- $isLive — BitmovinApiSdk\Models\bool
- $isMuted — BitmovinApiSdk\Models\bool
- $isp — string
- $language — string
- $licenseKey — string
- $m3u8Url — string
- $mpdUrl — string
- $operatingsystem — string
- $operatingsystemVersionMajor — string
- $operatingsystemVersionMinor — string
- $pageLoadTime — int
- $pageLoadType — int
- $path — string
- $paused — int
- $platform — string
- $played — int
- $player — string
- $playerKey — string
- $playerStartuptime — int
- $playerTech — string
- $playerVersion — string
- $progUrl — string
- $region — string
- $screenHeight — int
- $screenOrientation — string
- $screenWidth — int
- $seeked — int
- $segmentDownloadCount — int
- $segmentDownloadSize — int
- $segmentDownloadTime — int
- $sequenceNumber — int
- $size — string
- $startuptime — int
- $state — string
- $streamFormat — string
- $subtitleEnabled — BitmovinApiSdk\Models\bool
- $subtitleLanguage — string
- $supportedVideoCodes — BitmovinApiSdk\Models\string[]
- $time — int
- $userId — string
- $videoBitrate — int
- $videoCodec — string
- $videoDuration — int
- $videoId — string
- $videoPlaybackHeight — int
- $videoPlaybackWidth — int
- $videoStartuptime — int
- $videoTitle — string
- $videoWindowHeight — int
- $videoWindowWidth — int
- $videostartFailed — BitmovinApiSdk\Models\bool
- $videostartFailedReason — BitmovinApiSdk\Models\AnalyticsVideoStartFailedReason
- $videotimeEnd — int
- $videotimeStart — int
Methods
public
- __construct()
- ad() — Is an ad playing. 0 indicates no, 1 indicates yes
- analyticsVersion() — Collector version
- audioBitrate() — Audio Bitrate
- audioCodec() — Audio codec of currently playing stream
- audioLanguage() — Selected audio language
- autoplay() — Autoplay enabled
- browser() — Browser name
- browserVersionMajor() — Browser version major
- browserVersionMinor() — Browser version minor
- buffered() — Milliseconds the player buffered
- castTech() — Casting Technology
- cdnProvider() — CDN Provider
- city() — City
- clientTime() — Current time of the client
- country() — Country
- customData1() — Free form data set via the customData1 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData10() — Free form data set via the customData10 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData11() — Free form data set via the customData11 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData12() — Free form data set via the customData12 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData13() — Free form data set via the customData13 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData14() — Free form data set via the customData14 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData15() — Free form data set via the customData15 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData16() — Free form data set via the customData16 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData17() — Free form data set via the customData17 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData18() — Free form data set via the customData18 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData19() — Free form data set via the customData19 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData2() — Free form data set via the customData2 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData20() — Free form data set via the customData20 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData21() — Free form data set via the customData21 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData22() — Free form data set via the customData22 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData23() — Free form data set via the customData23 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData24() — Free form data set via the customData24 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData25() — Free form data set via the customData25 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData26() — Free form data set via the customData26 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData27() — Free form data set via the customData27 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData28() — Free form data set via the customData28 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData29() — Free form data set via the customData29 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData3() — Free form data set via the customData3 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData30() — Free form data set via the customData30 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData4() — Free form data set via the customData4 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData5() — Free form data set via the customData5 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData6() — Free form data set via the customData6 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData7() — Free form data set via the customData7 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData8() — Free form data set via the customData8 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customData9() — Free form data set via the customData9 field in the analytics collector configuration
- customUserId() — Custom user ID
- deviceClass() — Type of device (Desktop, Phone, Tablet)
- deviceType() — Type of the device detected via User Agent
- domain() — Domain the player was loaded on (.www is stripped away)
- drmLoadTime() — Time in milliseconds it took the DRM server to respond
- drmType() — DRM system used for this impression
- droppedFrames() — Dropped frames during playback
- duration() — Duration of the sample in milliseconds
- errorCode() — Error code
- errorMessage() — Error message
- experimentName() — A/B test experiment name
- impressionId() — Random UUID that is used to identify a session (required)
- ipAddress() — IP Address of the client
- isCasting() — Is chromecast active
- isLive() — Is the stream live or VoD
- isMuted() — Is the player muted
- isp() — The users Internet Service Provider inferred via the IP address
- language() — Language set in the browser
- licenseKey() — Analytics license key
- m3u8Url() — URL of the HLS source
- mpdUrl() — URL of the DASH source
- operatingsystem() — Operating system
- operatingsystemVersionMajor() — Operating system version major
- operatingsystemVersionMinor() — Operating system version minor
- pageLoadTime() — Time in milliseconds the page took to load
- pageLoadType() — Player load type. 1 = Foreground, 2 = Background
- path() — path on the website
- paused() — Milliseconds the player was paused
- platform() — Platform the player is running on (web, android, ios)
- played() — Milliseconds the player played
- player() — Video player being used for this session
- playerKey() — Player license key
- playerStartuptime() — Time in milliseconds the player took to start up
- playerTech() — HTML or native playback
- playerVersion() — Player software version
- progUrl() — URL of the progressive MP4 source
- region() — Geographic region (ISO 3166-2 code)
- screenHeight() — Screen as reported by the browser
- screenOrientation() — Screen orientation (PORTRAIT, LANDSCAPE OR UNKNOWN)
- screenWidth() — Screen as reported by the browser
- seeked() — Milliseconds it took the player to seek
- segmentDownloadCount() — Number of video segments downloaded
- segmentDownloadSize() — Size of downloaded video segments (byte)
- segmentDownloadTime() — Cumulative time needed to download video segments
- sequenceNumber() — Sequence number of the sample in which it occurred in the session
- size() — Video size (FULLSCREEN or WINDOW)
- startuptime() — Combination of player- and videoStartuptime
- state() — Internal state of the analytics state machine
- streamFormat() — Format of the stream (HLS, DASH, Progressive MP4)
- subtitleEnabled() — Subtitle enabled
- subtitleLanguage() — Selected subtitle language
- supportedVideoCodes() — Video codecs supported by platform/browser
- time() — Current time in milliseconds
- userId() — ID that is persisted across sessions to identify a browser
- videoBitrate() — Bitrate of the played back video rendition
- videoCodec() — Video codec of current stream
- videoDuration() — Length of the video in milliseconds
- videoId() — ID of the video as configured via the analytics config
- videoPlaybackHeight() — Resolution of the played back Video Rendition
- videoPlaybackWidth() — Resolution of the played back Video Rendition
- videoStartuptime() — Time in milliseconds it took to start video playback
- videoTitle() — Free form human readable video title as configured in the analytics config
- videoWindowHeight() — Height of the video player on the page
- videoWindowWidth() — Width of the video player on the page
- videostartFailed() — True if starting the video failed
- videostartFailedReason() — Reason why starting the video failed
- videotimeEnd() — End time of the sample in the video (milliseconds)
- videotimeStart() — Start time of the sample in the video (milliseconds)


NSSE - National Survey on Student Engagement
All three Rutgers campuses participate in the National Survey on Student Engagement (NSSE), which is a well-known national survey of undergraduate students that seeks to assess the types and levels of engagement these students have with their institution as well as the benefits and gains students derive from their college experience.
The survey is administered nationwide to undergraduates during the spring semester, with both first year students and seniors surveyed (either as a census or a sample). NSSE allows for institutional/campus-based analysis, with further disaggregation for subgroup analysis; benchmarking with self-selected groupings of schools; performance tracking; public accountability needs; assessment of learning outcomes (as indirect measures of student learning); and institutional planning.
Over 80 questions plus some additional institutional questions are asked. The survey contains 14 main sections and includes various self-indentifying questions. An essential component of the results of the NSSE survey is the development of five basic constructs of student engagement: level of academic challenge; student-faculty interaction; active and collaborative learning; enriching educational experiences; and supportive campus environment.
At Rutgers, NSSE is administered every few years. Presently, the Rutgers-New Brunswick campus has four data points (2005, 2008, 2012 and 2015), and both Rutgers-Camden and Rutgers-Newark have three data points (2008, 2012 and 2015).
For more information on administration of NSSE:
NSSE website at the Indiana University Center for Postsecondary Research
2015 ADMINISTRATION OF NSSE:
The survey has been administered and data has been collected. Please contact the Office of Institutional Research and Academic Planning for more information about the results.
2012 ADMINISTRATION OF NSSE:
2012 Mean and Frequencies Report
Camden, Newark, New Brunswick
2012 Respondent Profile
Camden, Newark, New Brunswick
2012 Selected Comparison Group
Camden, Newark, New Brunswick
2008 ADMINISTRATION OF NSSE:
2008 NSSE Dashboards
Camden, Newark, New Brunswick
2008 Mean and Frequencies Report
Camden, Newark, New Brunswick
2008 Respondent Profile
Camden, Newark, New Brunswick
2008 Selected Comparison Group
Camden, Newark, New Brunswick
Power Point Presentation of 2008 Results
2005 ADMINISTRATION OF NSSE (NEW BRUNSWICK ONLY):
2005 NSSE Codebook
2005 Mean and Frequencies Report
2005 Respondent Profile
2005 Selected Comparison Group


Bael
Large fiend (devil), lawful evil
Armor Class 18 (plate)
Hit Points 189 (18d10 + 90)
Speed 30 ft.
| STR | DEX | CON | INT | WIS | CHA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24 (+7) | 17 (+3) | 20 (+5) | 21 (+5) | 24 (+7) | 24 (+7) |
Saving Throws Dex +9, Con +11, Int +11, Cha +13
Skills Intimidation +13, Perception +13, Persuasion +13
Damage Resistances cold; bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing from nonmagical attacks that aren’t silvered
Damage Immunities fire, poison
Condition Immunities charmed, exhaustion, frightened, poisoned
Senses truesight 120 ft., passive Perception 23
Languages all, telepathy 120 ft.
Challenge 19 (22,000 XP)
Dreadful. Bael can use a bonus action to appear dreadful until the start of his next turn. Each creature, other than a devil, that starts its turn within 10 feet of Bael must succeed on a DC 22 Wisdom saving throw or be frightened until the start of the creature’s next turn.
Innate Spellcasting. Bael’s innate spellcasting ability is Charisma. He can innately cast the following spells, requiring no material components:
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- 3/day each: counterspell, dispel magic, fly, suggestion, wall of fire
- 1/day each: dominate monster, symbol (stunning only)
Legendary Resistance (3/Day). If Bael fails a saving throw, he can choose to succeed instead.
Magic Resistance. Bael has advantage on saving throws against spells and other magical effects.
Magic Weapons. Bael’s weapon attacks are magical.
Regeneration. Bael regains 20 hit points at the start of his turn. If he takes cold or radiant damage, this trait doesn’t function at the start of his next turn. Bael dies only if he starts his turn with 0 hit points and doesn’t regenerate.
Actions
Multiattack Bael makes two melee attacks.
Hellish Morningstar Melee Weapon Attack: +13 to hit, reach 20 ft., one target. Hit: 16 (2d8 + 7) piercing damage plus 13 (3d8) necrotic damage.
Infernal Command Each ally of Bael’s within 60 feet of him can’t be charmed or frightened until the end of his next turn. Teleport. Bael magically teleports, along with any equipment he is wearing and carrying, up to 120 feet to an unoccupied space he can see.
Legendary Actions
Bael can take 3 legendary actions, choosing from the options below. Only one legendary action option can be used at a time and only at the end of another creature’s turn. Bael regains spent legendary actions at the start of his turn.
Attack (Cost 2 Actions) Bael attacks once with his hellish morningstar.
Awaken Greed Bael casts charm person or major image.
Infernal Command Bael uses his Infernal Command action.
Teleport Bael uses his Teleport action.


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Let's start with the less complex entities of our plugin API. We create a new
projects/sunbird-web-extension/model.ts
file to create the PluginConfig
decorator and the PluginPlacement
class, which stores the information where plugin components should be placed. We also
create the PluginData
class in this file, which is used to inject plugin runtime information into
plugin components:
The PluginConfig
decorator contains the very simple logic of accepting a configuration
parameter, which will then be stored on the annotated class (the constructor function) on the
_pluginConfig
property.
The PluginPlacement
class represents the configuration object to expose plugin components
into different extension points in the application UI:
The PluginData
class represents the plugin runtime information that was created during
instantiation of the plugin as well as one PluginPlacement
object. This class will be used by
the PluginService
to convey information about plugin components to the extension points in the
application.
These three classes are the main interaction points when implementing a plugin.
Let's look at a simple example plugin, to get a picture of how we can use the PluginConfig
decorator and the PluginPlacement
class to configure a plugin:
Using the PluginConfig
decorator, implementing a new plugin is a breeze. We decide the
name, description, and where we'd like to place plugin components in the application at
design time.
Our plugin system uses named ExtensionPoint
directives to indicate extension points in our
application component tree. In the PluginPlacement
objects, we reference the Angular
components built into the plugin and indicate in which extension point they should be placed by
referencing the extension point name. The priority of the placement will tell the extension point how to
order the plugin component when created. This gets important when components of different
plugins get created in the same extension point.
Okay, let's dive right into the core of our plugin architecture by implementing the plugin
service. We'll create a new your-app/projects/sunbird-web-extension/src/plugin-service.ts
file and create a new
PluginService
class:
As we will create an injectable service, we'll annotate our PluginService class using the @Injectable annotation. We use the RxJS ReplaySubject type in order to emit events on any changes of the activated plugins.
Let's look at the constructor of our service:
First, we initialize a new empty plugins array. This will be the list of active plugins, which
contains runtime plugin data such as the URL where the plugin was loaded from, the plugin
type (constructor of the class), a shortcut to the configuration stored on the plugin (created by
the PluginConfig
decorator) and finally, the instance of the plugin class itself
We also add a change member that we initialize with a new RxJS ReplaySubject
. We'll use this
subject in order to emit the list of active plugins once it changes. This allows us to build our
plugin system in a reactive way and enable plug and play style plugins.
As a last action in the constructor, we call the loadPlugins method of the service. This will perform the initial loading with the registered plugins:
The loadPlugins
method asynchronously loads a file with the name plugins.ts from the
root path of our application using SystemJS. The plugins.ts file is expected to default export
an array, which contains preconfigured paths to plugins that should be loaded with the
application startup. This allows us to configure the plugins that we're already aware of and
which should be present by default. Using a separate and asynchronously loaded file for this
configuration gives us a better separation from the main application. We can run the same
application code but using a different plugins.ts file and control what plugins should be
present by default.
The loadPlugins
method then loads each plugin using the URL present in the plugins.ts
file by calling the loadPlugin
method:
The loadPlugin
method is responsible for the loading and instantiation of individual plugin
modules.
Finally, we'll need a method to gather the PluginPlacement
data from all our plugins and
filter them by a extension point name. This gets important when our plugin extension points need to know which
components they should instantiate. Plugins can expose any number of components into any
number of application plugin extension points. This function will be used by our plugin extension points when they
need to know which of the exposed Angular components are relevant to them:
This is already it for the PluginService
class so far, and we created the core of our plugin
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Utah's 1 to 5 Club is joining the ranks of Because and other B+ focused conferences. We are so proud to bring you, 10 years after the 1 to 5 Club was officially launched in 2005, our very first B+/Sexually Fluid Conference.
Focusing on issues that range from People of Color in the community to how gender and sexual fluidity intersect to a really great sexually fluid 101 conversation, this conference is a chance to expand your knowledge of who we are and what we want as a community.
We are honored to have Mary Stanley as our keynote speaker. Workshop presenters include leaders and community members.
Invite your friends, your families.
Our suggested donation is $5. And no one will be turned away due to inability to pay.


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Class Path
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- io.inversion.utils.Path
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public class Path extends java.lang.Object
A case insensitive utility abstraction for working with forward slash based paths /like/you/find/in/urls.When working with Paths, leading and trailing slashes are completely disregarded. Any leading and trailing slashes in the documentation are illustrative only and could be excluded to achieve the same result. Multiple consecutive slashes are treated as a single slash. There will never be an empty string or null path part.
In addition to representing concrete paths, such as a file path or url path, a Path object may contain wildcards, regular expressions, and variable name bindings which are used when comparing a variablized abstract paths with a concrete path.
Paths are primarily used to configure Rules (Engine, Api, Endpoint and Action are all subclasses of Rule) to match against inbound Request urls to determine how the Request will be processed.
Paths can be variablized as follows:
- /animals/* - will match anything that starts with "animals/". "*" matches any number of path segments including zero segments (meaning "animals/" alone will match and so will "animals/dogs/fido"). "*" wildcards are only valid as the last segment in a path.
- /animals/dogs/:dogName - if a path segment starts with a ":" it indicates that the value can be anything but a value is required and should be mapped to the corresponding variable name, in this case "dogName", by whoever is doing the path matching.
- /animals/dogs/{fido|ralph|jackie} - if the path segment is wrapped in "{}" the contents are considered a regular expression
Pattern
for matching - /animals/dogs/${fido|ralph|jackie} - a '$' can prefix '{}' as syntatic sugar some may be familiar with.
- /animals/dogs/{dogName:fido|ralph|jackie} - again a regex, this time with a variable binding to "dogName"
- /animals/[{dogs|cats|snakes}]/:animalName/* - if something is wrapped in square brackets "[]" that segment and all subsequent segments are optional. If the segments exists in the path being compared to, they must match the supplied rules, but if the comparison path ends right before the first optional segment, the paths still match.
When used in the context of a Api configuration you may see something like this:
Engine e = new Engine().withIncludeOn(null, new Path("/apis")); .withApi(new Api().withIncludeOn(null, new Path("bookstore/{storeName:johnsBestBooks|carolsBooksOnMain}")) .withEndpoint(new Endpoint().withIncludeOn(null, new Path("categories/:category/")) .withAction(new BrowseCategoriesAction().withIncludeOn(null, new Path("[:subcategory]/*")))));
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description Path()
Creates an empty PathPath(Path path)
Creates a clone of the suppliedPath
Path(java.lang.String... part)
Constructs a Path based on all of the suppliedpart
s.Path(java.util.List<java.lang.String> parts)
Convenience overload ofPath(String...)
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
add(java.lang.String parts)
Addspart
to the end of the Path.boolean
equals(java.lang.Object o)
Path
extract(java.util.Map params, Path toMatch)
Convenience overloading ofextract(Map, Path, boolean)
withgreedy = true
.Path
extract(java.util.Map params, Path matchingConcretePath, boolean greedy)
Consumes the matching parts ofmatchingConcretePath
and extracts any named variable tomatchingConcretePath
if this any of this paths parts contain variable bindings.java.lang.String
first()
Simple way to pull the first element of the path without having to check forsize() > 0
first.java.lang.String
get(int index)
Simple way to get element atindex
without haveint to check forsize() > index
first.java.lang.String
getVarName(int index)
Extracts a variable name form the path expression ifindex
exists and has a var name.boolean
isOptional(int index)
Square brackets, '[]', indicate that a path path (and by implication, all following parts) are considered optional for path matching.boolean
isStatic(int index)
Checks to see if the value atindex
is a wildcard, a variable, or is optional.boolean
isVar(int index)
Check to see if the value atindex
starts with '${', '{', ':' after removing any leading '[' characters.boolean
isWildcard(int index)
Check if the path part atindex
is equal to '*' without having to check ifsize() @lt; index
first.java.lang.String
last()
Simple way to pull the last element of the path without having to check forsize() > 0
first.boolean
matches(Path concretePath)
Checks if this Path is as case insensitive match, including any optional rules, wildcards, and regexes toconcretePath
.boolean
matches(java.lang.String toMatch)
Convenience overloading ofmatches(Path)
.java.util.List<java.lang.String>
parts()
Gets the path parts as a List.java.lang.String
remove(int index)
Simple way to remove the path part atindex
without having to check forsize() @lt; index
first.int
size()
boolean
startsWith(java.util.List<java.lang.String> partsToMatch)
Performs a case insensitive string match between this Path andpathsToMatch
.Path
subpath(int fromIndex, int toIndex)
Creates a new sub Path.java.lang.String
toString()
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Constructor Detail
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Path
public Path()
Creates an empty Path
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Path
public Path(Path path)
Creates a clone of the suppliedPath
- Parameters:
path
- the Path to be cloned
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Path
public Path(java.lang.String... part)
Constructs a Path based on all of the suppliedpart
s.The strings in
part
may themselves contain "/" characters and will be split into multiple parts correspondingly. MeaningPath p = new Path("part1", "part2/part3", "/part4/", "////part5//part6/", "part7")
is valid and would result in a Path with parts "part1", "part2", "part3", "part4", "part5", "part6", "part7".- Parameters:
part
- an array of path part strings
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Path
public Path(java.util.List<java.lang.String> parts)
Convenience overload ofPath(String...)
.- Parameters:
parts
- an list of path part strings
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Method Detail
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parts
public java.util.List<java.lang.String> parts()
Gets the path parts as a List.Method signature could easily have been "asList()"
- Returns:
- a new list with the individual path parts n the originally defined case.
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first
public java.lang.String first()
Simple way to pull the first element of the path without having to check forsize() > 0
first.- Returns:
- the first element in the path if it exists otherwise null
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last
public java.lang.String last()
Simple way to pull the last element of the path without having to check forsize() > 0
first.- Returns:
- the last element in the path if it exists otherwise null
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get
public java.lang.String get(int index)
Simple way to get element atindex
without haveint to check forsize() > index
first.- Parameters:
index
- the index of the path part to retrive- Returns:
- the path part at index if it exists otherwise null
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add
public void add(java.lang.String parts)
Addspart
to the end of the Path.The
parts
is exploded viaUtils.explode('/', part)
first so while the part arg is a single value, it could result in multiple additions.- Parameters:
parts
- path parts to add
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remove
public java.lang.String remove(int index)
Simple way to remove the path part atindex
without having to check forsize() @lt; index
first.- Parameters:
index
- the index of the path part to remove- Returns:
- the path part previously located at
index
if it existed otherwise null
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startsWith
public boolean startsWith(java.util.List<java.lang.String> partsToMatch)
Performs a case insensitive string match between this Path andpathsToMatch
.Wildcards and regular expressions are not supported in this method, only straight case insensitive string comparison.
- Parameters:
partsToMatch
- the path parts to to match against- Returns:
- true if each index of
partsToMatch
is a case insensitive match to this Path at the same index otherwise false.
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size
public int size()
- Returns:
- the number of parts in the Path
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toString
public java.lang.String toString()
- Overrides:
toString
in classjava.lang.Object
- Returns:
- a pretty printed "/" separated path string representation
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equals
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object o)
- Overrides:
equals
in classjava.lang.Object
- Returns:
- true of the objects string representations match
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subpath
public Path subpath(int fromIndex, int toIndex)
Creates a new sub Path.- Parameters:
fromIndex
- low endpoint (inclusive) of the subListtoIndex
- high endpoint (exclusive) of the subList- Returns:
- a subpath from
fromIndex
(inclusive) totoIndex
(exclusive)
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isStatic
public boolean isStatic(int index)
Checks to see if the value atindex
is a wildcard, a variable, or is optional.- Parameters:
index
- the path part to check- Returns:
- true if the path part at
index
is a '*' char or starts with '[', '{' or ':'
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isWildcard
public boolean isWildcard(int index)
Check if the path part atindex
is equal to '*' without having to check ifsize() @lt; index
first.- Parameters:
index
- the path part to check- Returns:
- true if the path part at
index
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isVar
public boolean isVar(int index)
Check to see if the value atindex
starts with '${', '{', ':' after removing any leading '[' characters.- Parameters:
index
- the index to check- Returns:
- true if the value exists and is variableized but not a wildcard, false otherwise.
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getVarName
public java.lang.String getVarName(int index)
Extracts a variable name form the path expression ifindex
exists and has a var name.'varName' would be extracted from
getVarName(1)
for the following paths.- /part/:varName/
- /part/{varNam:regex}/
- /part/${varNam:regex}/
Square brackets indicating a path component is optioanl don't impact retrieval of the var name so the following would return the same as there above counterparts:
- /part/[:varName]/
- /[part]/{varNam:regex}]/
- /[part]/[${varNam:regex}]/
- Parameters:
index
- the index of the var name to get- Returns:
- the variable name binding for the parth part at
index
if it exists
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isOptional
public boolean isOptional(int index)
Square brackets, '[]', indicate that a path path (and by implication, all following parts) are considered optional for path matching.For example:
new Path("first/second/[third]/").matches(new Path("first/second/third"))
- Parameters:
index
- the part part to check- Returns:
- true if the path part at
index
exists and starts with '[' and ends with ']'
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matches
public boolean matches(java.lang.String toMatch)
Convenience overloading ofmatches(Path)
.- Parameters:
toMatch
- the path string to match- Returns:
- true if the paths match
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matches
public boolean matches(Path concretePath)
Checks if this Path is as case insensitive match, including any optional rules, wildcards, and regexes toconcretePath
.As the name implies
concretePath
is considered to be a literal path not containing optionals, wildcards, and regexes.As also documented above:
- paths can end with a "/*" character meaning this and all following parts are optional and unconstrained
- wrapping a path part in square brackets, '[]' indicates that it and all following part parts are optional.
- wrapping a path part in '${}' or '${}' indicates that this path part should match via a regular expression such as '${[0-9a-fA-F]{1,8}}' to match a 1 to 8 character alpha numeric part
- you can bind a variable name to a regex by preceding the regex with a name and a colon '/${id:[0-9a-fA-F]{1,8}}/'
- starting a path part with a ':' such as '/:id/' is functionally equivalent to '/${id:.*}'
All non regex comparisons are performed with String.equalsIgnoreCase.
All regexes are compiled with Pattern.CASE_INSENSITIVE.
- Parameters:
concretePath
- the path to match against- Returns:
- true if this path matches
concretePath
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extract
public Path extract(java.util.Map params, Path toMatch)
Convenience overloading ofextract(Map, Path, boolean)
withgreedy = true
.- Parameters:
params
- a map to add extracted name/value pairs totoMatch
- the path to extract from- Returns:
- the part of this path that matched
- See Also:
extract(Map, Path, boolean)
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extract
public Path extract(java.util.Map params, Path matchingConcretePath, boolean greedy)
Consumes the matching parts ofmatchingConcretePath
and extracts any named variable tomatchingConcretePath
if this any of this paths parts contain variable bindings.If
greedy
is true, the match will consume through matching optional path parts.If
greedy
is false, variable bindings in any optional paths parts will be extracted but the parts will not be removed frommatchingConcretePath
.Here is an example:
Map params = new HashMap(); Path engineMatch = new Path("apis/myapi/*"); Path apiMatch = new Path("${version:v1|v2}/:tenant") Path endpointMatch = new Path("[${collection:books|categories|orders}]/*"); Path actionMatch = new Path("[:orderId]/*"); Path requestPath = new Path("/apis/myapi/v2/bobsBooks/orders/67890"); engineMatch.extract(requestPath); // params is empty, requestPath is now 'v2/bobsBooks/orders/67890' apiMatch.extract(requestPath); //version=v2 and tenant=bobsBooks have been added to params and requestPath is now 'orders/67890' endpointMatch.extract(requestPath); //collection=orders has been added to params and requestPath is now '67890' actionMatch.extract(requestPath); //orderId=67890 has been added to params and requestPath is now empty.
The above example is very similar to how an
Engine
processes paths when selecting an Api, Endpoint, and Actions to run.Engine will also add the params to the Request Url params as if they had been supplied as name value pairs by the caller on the query string.
- Parameters:
params
- the map to add extracted name/value pairs tomatchingConcretePath
- the path to extract fromgreedy
- if extraction should consume through optional path parts- Returns:
- the same Path object that was passed in but potentially now shorter as matching segments may have been consumed
- See Also:
Engine.service(Request, Response)
,Chain.next()
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OSSIM-ISA
Version 0.1
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#include <DescriptorAtpGenerator.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| DescriptorAtpGenerator (const ossimFilename &refImage, const ossimFilename &cmpImage) | |
| Constructor accepts filenames for both reference and comparison images. More... | |
| ~DescriptorAtpGenerator () | |
| virtual bool | generateTiePointList (TiePointList &ctpList) |
| This is the main workhorse method. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from ISA::AtpGeneratorBase | |
| AtpGeneratorBase () | |
| AtpGeneratorBase (const ossimFilename &refImage, const ossimFilename &cmpImage) | |
| Constructor accepts filenames for both reference and comparison images. More... | |
| virtual | ~AtpGeneratorBase () |
| void | setAOI (const ossimGrect &aoi) |
| Sets the rectangle area of interest for searching matches, in lat,lon. More... | |
| void | setBandWeights (const std::vector< double > weights) |
| When the input images are multiband, the bands must be combined into a single-band image. More... | |
| virtual bool | renderTiePointDataAsImages (const ossimFilename &outBaseName, const ossimFilename &lutFile=ossimFilename(""))=0 |
| For engineering use. More... | |
Private Member Functions | |
| virtual void | initialize () |
| Initializes the specific generator. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from ISA::AtpGeneratorBase | |
| virtual std::shared_ptr< ossimImageChain > | constructChain (const ossimFilename &imageFile) |
| Constructs the processing chain for the input image according to the needs of the generator. More... | |
| bool | writeImage (ossimImageSource *chain, const ossimFilename &filename, const ossimFilename &lutname) |
| void | setupAnnotatedChain () |
| void | annotateFeatures (std::vector< ossimIpt > &featureList, unsigned int boxSize=9) |
| Protected Attributes inherited from ISA::AtpGeneratorBase | |
| ossimFilename | m_refFile |
| ossimFilename | m_cmpFile |
| std::shared_ptr< ossimImageChain > | m_refChain |
| std::shared_ptr< ossimImageChain > | m_cmpChain |
| std::shared_ptr< ossimImageChain > | m_annotatedChain |
| std::shared_ptr< ossimImageGeometry > | m_viewGeom |
| ossimGrect | m_aoiGnd |
| ossimIrect | m_aoiView |
| std::vector< double > | m_bandWeights |
| double | m_refEllipHgt |
Definition at line 15 of file DescriptorAtpGenerator.h.
| ISA::DescriptorAtpGenerator::DescriptorAtpGenerator | ( | const ossimFilename & | refImage, |
| const ossimFilename & | cmpImage | ||
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Constructor accepts filenames for both reference and comparison images.
| refImage | Full path to REF image. |
| cmpImage | Full path to CMP image. TODO: Currently, ATP generation only works with pair-wise matching. Eventually it should support N-way matching with an arbitrary number of input images. |
Definition at line 12 of file DescriptorAtpGenerator.cpp.
| ISA::DescriptorAtpGenerator::~DescriptorAtpGenerator | ( | ) |
Definition at line 19 of file DescriptorAtpGenerator.cpp.
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virtual |
This is the main workhorse method.
It launches the auto-tie-point generation process given the REF and CMP images. TODO: Currently, ATP generation only works with pair-wise matching. Eventually it should support N-way matching with an arbitrary number of input images.
Implements ISA::AtpGeneratorBase.
Definition at line 24 of file DescriptorAtpGenerator.cpp.
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Initializes the specific generator.
Should be overriden by derived class as needed. The base class implementation here creates the processing chains with ortho resampling for the inputs. If the derived generator is to work in raw image space, the derived class needs to override. TODO: Seems like processing in ortho-space is specific to the correlation-based ATP generator. Need to move this functionality to CorrelationAtpGenerator child class.
Reimplemented from ISA::AtpGeneratorBase.
Definition at line 30 of file DescriptorAtpGenerator.cpp.


Yawning trans-Tasman salary gap for medical specialists
by Association of Salaried Medical Specialists29 November 2019
New research reveals medical specialists in New Zealand’s public hospitals are, on average, earning as much as 60 percent less than their Australian counterparts.
The research, conducted by BERL for the Association of Salaried Medical Specialists, compared the base 40-hour a week salaries of senior hospital doctors on both sides of the Tasman.
“There is no surprise that salaries for medical specialists are higher in Australia than here”, says BERL Research Director Dr Ganesh Nana.
“However, the size of the gap is astonishing. This is starkly illustrated by noting that the top step in the New Zealand salary scale is below that of the lowest entry-level salary for a newly qualified specialist in Australia”.
It means a newly qualified medical specialist in Australia is earning slightly more than the highest-paid New Zealand specialist who’s at the top of their scale. This is clearly illustrated in Figure 1.2 of the report.
ASMS Executive Director Ian Powell says it’s an alarming disparity, particularly as DHBs face an estimated national specialist shortage of 24%.
“Australia is a threat because of our shared specialist training systems and being so geographically close. New Zealand is dependent on overseas-trained doctors. Apart from Israel we have the highest dependence on international recruitment in the OECD.
“We compete with Australia so if you’re an overseas doctor looking to come to either country, you’re much more likely to choose Australia because the pay is so much more attractive and purchasing power is also higher,” Mr Powell says.
Pay scale progression for New Zealand specialists is also slower. It takes 15 years to reach the top step, compared to nine in most Australian states.
Ganesh Nana adds “this bleak comparison of salaries is exacerbated by a range of more favourable non-salary benefits available to medical specialists in Australia.”
“DHBs need to recognise that they are competing in an Australian medical specialist labour market and develop a retention and recruitment strategy that recognises this,” added Mr Powell.
The full report is available here
ENDS


11.6.2015
What is the difference between margin, border, and padding?
Padding
Spacing that occurs outside of your content. If you change the element's background, that will affect the padding area.
Border
The dividing line between padding space and margin. Borders are optional, they can have many different colors and styles.
Margin
Spacing that goes outside of your border. Will not be affected if you change the element's background. Can also have negative values for positioning purposes.
What are the best practices associated with using classes vs. ids?
The basic difference is that classes can occur multiple times, and ids can only occur once. There are several implications of this. IDs basically are used to identify unique objects so you can grab and edit something that is uniqe. CSS Tricks suggests thinking of classes as barcodes, and IDs as serial numbers.
Classes, on the other hand, are used to condense code so you don't have to repeat yourself. Objects can have multiple classes, classes can also be applied to multiple elements at the same time. You could, for instance, make an invisible class and add/subtract it from elements using Javascript to hide that object.
Bottome line, in CSS the difference between the two is entirely semantic (use '.' or '#'). Once we get to Javascript, the functionality really changes, and if you reuse and id the code will not pass an HTML validator, which is important.
What are the differences between relative, absolute, fixed, and static positioning?
Static
HTML elements by defaul have the static positioning element. The static feature places all objects flat on the page relative to other objects. This gives a flow to html elements so that two never, by default, occupy the same position.
Relative
Relative positioning, confusingly, places objects relative to their defaul static positioning. This positioning allows you to treat the static position as a starting point and to use the left, right, top, bottom CSS to position your element around that starting point.
Absolute
Absolute positioning allows you to hard-wire the position of your element. Like the relative positioning, you can use left, right, etc to move your element, only the starting point is the parent element. When you use bottom with relative positioning, you move from the relative bottom, but when you use the bottom attribute in absolute, you move relative to the bottom of the parent element.
Absolute gets this effect by taking your element out of the flow that we spoke of with static positioning. If you think of the page as a grid, absolute instead places your element at the (0,0) position of the first parent element that is not Relatively positioned or Absolutely positioned. In english: it makes it possible to place objects at the top or bottom of divs (or other elements) very easily.
Fixed
Maybe the easiest to understand, fixed positioning fixes an element relative to the screen, not the html page. Have you ever been to a website where the nav-bar stays in place no matter how far you scroll? Or a site that has a sidebar that doesn't react to scrolling? Those are fixed elements.
What does it mean to display inline vs using inline block?
When you use the inline display method, you tell the browser to get as much on one line as it can. Usually this means that it will put text and links on a line so that you can read from left to right and so it can adjust the words per line.
A drawback of the inline display method, is that you generally can't set height or width of that element. The element's size is always relative to its content. One way to fix this is to use display as a block. BUT, doing so will put your element on its own line.
Inline block utilizes the blockiness of block (setting you own size), and still positions your element in-line with text or other inline elements.


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I continue to think of Ethan Hughes and the Possibility Alliance—they live without using cars, computers, or electricity. For now, I am using two of those.
Here I publish what I write, draw, and record.
My muse has got me to buy a one-way ticket to Amsterdam on July 1. My plan is to head to Berlin by 7/12 to participate in the ecotopia biketour. One larger goal is to remain abroad until I learn how to support myself without returning to the US to raise funds. Another goal is to live in a land that retains more artefacts from the time before cars. I may make it to Greece, Turkey, and Israel for the winter.
I want to make art others may pay to support or access.
One needs to address others' deepest needs and desires in order to sucessfully sell them something.
What are your needs and desires?In January 2013 I ended the outdoor education work I had been doing. I began to seek a way of living that fit better with my personality. Previous to spending $719 on that plane ticket, my plan was to live out the year in the Goleta / Santa Barbara area without working for money and to watch what happened as I did that. Events conspired to get me to choose to get myself to Europe in time for the bike tour rather than to participate in a training. Buying the ticket left me with about $600. Since then, I've made $1016 by working for temp companies and by cleaning apartments.
The carbon offset for the flight is less than $20. I haven't bought it yet. Years ago Ethan and his partner made a trip to Europe to visit communities there. They sailed, I believe. And there is a big old “one less plane” logo on the bike tour web site. I decided, in spite of all that, to plan to fly. I see where I may be able to take a cruise back to the US in the fall or the spring for $500—or less if I share my cabin—but I saw no easy way and did not have the faith or the desire to try a non-flying solution. I didn't wish to stay still any longer. I'd known about the bike ride for years and had wanted to participate for as long. One of my teachers was a grateful user of airplanes. I don't wish to apologize but to describe my reservations.
In the interest of transparency, I'll document incomes and outgoes here. At least for the time being.
Well, I wrote it all up, but it seems to be for me in the category of secrets to attempt to sell. Let me explain how I imagine that working.
You can be updated about this project by subscribing to the ColinLeath.com Newsletter.
I plan to keep it to about one email/post a month.
A list of all content available for access will soon be here.
Content access options:
Access consists in being able to access the files in google drive-- you'll need to sign in with the email address you specify to access the links I send you in emails. Access is not instant--I'll need to login and manually give you access to the files. You will not be charged until that happens. In addition, if you've specified a date range that ends in the future, content will continue to become available within that range for up to a month past the last date of the range. For example, a recording dated June 30, 2013 may not be available until July 30, 2013.
Lifetime: my lifetime. But you'll be able to save a copy of the files to your own google drive or elsewhere.
Euros (€). Currently (6/02/2013) 1 Euro = 1.3 USD. Your bank (often no fee) or PayPal (fee) can convert the currency. Bitcoin and other options may be offered in the future.
In the future I hope to make it possible to pay for access to individual content items and to own the hard copies (the original, paper versions) of letters and sketches.
A list of some previous expeditions and links to some content created during them can be found in the "Other Experience" section of this archived resume.
Thank you for supporting this project.


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Broadway Damage 1/2* (out of ****)
Aspiring Broadway composer Robert (Aaron Williams) secretly carries a torch for his best friend, struggling actor Marc (Michael Shawn Lucas). The problem is, Marc only has eyes for "perfect 10s," which the geeky, insecure Robert certainly is not. Meanwhile, Marc's spoiled (hetero) female roommate, Cynthia (Mara Hobel), spends her days lying about their apartment and harrassing magazine editor Tina Brown.
 But more than anything else, the three whine. Constantly. Marc whines about his turbulent romance with an apparent "10," David (Hugh Panaro), the hunky musician from across the way; Robert whines about not being able to find the right guy; Cynthia whines about having to find a job (horrors). The terrible trio whine their way to a happy ending that is wholly undeserved. Add in overly broad performances and some laughable lipsynching by Panaro, and you're left with one astonishing piece of cinematic damage.
Michael Dequina
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Mr. Brown's Movie Site: http://welcome.to/mrbrown
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Functions
Function for Winston
Click here for code (Pong Winston).
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Shows a context message for the form
message(options)
| options |
string|object, text of the message or additional options |
Returns promise that is resolved when message is opened.
This method displays a context message.
If you have following form:
You can
Or


Instructions for Using ParaView on Unstructured Data
First, Download and run ParaView.
Then, import your data into a way that ParaView can use:
(TODO: investigate ParaView Templates so that all this is done automatically!)
- Select File > Open > (whatever your CSV file is), “Open”
- On the far-left of the screen under the "Properties" tab (middle-height), click "Apply". This gives a spreadsheet View. (Which we don't need, so click the "x" in the top-right of the Spreadsheet view to make it go away.)
- In the upper left under "Pipeline Browser," click on the name of your CSV file.
- Next you want to apply the "Table To Points" filter. To do this, select Filters
(at the very top menu bar) > Alphabetical > Table to Points. (Or else do Filters > Search and type "Table to Points" and hit return)
- On the left, change “X Column”, “Y Column”, “Z Column” to “x”, “y,” “z”. Click "Apply".
- (And if you want, go down to "Coloring" and change "Solid Color" to "dB")
- In the upper left, if “eye icon” next to “TableToPoints1” is not colored (i.e. is greyed out), then click on it to show the points. See the path of the Tango!
Now you've got options...
To make it look like our WebViz, you can do the following:
- Select Filters > Alphabetical > Delaunay2D, and click the eye next to the new object
- Now in the bottom-left menu, scroll down to “Coloring”, and change it from “Solid Color” to “dB”
- You can also recolor the path of the Tango from white to black by clicking on TableToPoints1 object, then above Coloring select “Point Gaussian”, and scrolling down, you can change the Gaussian Radius slider to something small.
3D Renderings: Volume rendering, isosurfaces, etc.:
- First turn your Points into a grid via 3D Delaunay triangulation: Click on your "TableToPoints1", then add the Delaunay3D filter.
- Then you can Slice it or turn into Contours (aka Isosurfaces)...
- Slicing is easy, just go up and click the Slice tool and click Apply, and move the slice around with the mouse.
- For Contours/Isosurfaces, click the the Contour tool in the top left. Then scroll down and under "Value Range" click the little scale icon, between the minus and the red X. Then click Apply. Choose the colors as needed.
Scott Hawley, July 2017


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title: FatBoy Slim - Praise You
date: '2010-02-23T01:44:00.003+02:00'
author: Cata O
tags:
- Cata O's fav videos
- indie
- electro
- Cata O
modified_time: '2010-07-23T00:07:59.876+03:00'
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blogger_orig_url: http://pentrumuzica.blogspot.com/2010/02/fatboy-slim-praise-you.html
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GenNoise [options] AFile
Generate an audio file containing uncorrelated Gaussian noise samples
This program generates zero-mean uncorrelated pseudo-random Gaussian deviates. These white noise samples are written to an audio file. Each invocation of this program generates a different random sequence unless the random number generator seed is specified. Options are available to specify the number of samples, the sampling frequency and the data format of the output file.
".au" - AU audio file ".wav" - WAVE file ".aif" - AIFF sound file ".afc" - AIFF-C sound file ".raw" - Headerless file (native byte order) ".txt" - Text audio file (with header)
"AU" or "au" - AU audio file "WAVE" or "wave" - WAVE file. Whether or not to use the WAVE file extensible format is automatically determined. "WAVE-EX" or "wave-ex" - WAVE file. Use the WAVE file extensible format. "WAVE-NOEX" or "wave-noex" - WAVE file; do not use the WAVE file extensible format "AIFF-C" or "aiff-c" - AIFF-C sound file "AIFF-C/sowt" or "aiff-c/sowt" - AIFF-C (byte-swapped data) "AIFF" or "aiff" - AIFF sound file "noheader" or "noheader-native" - Headerless file (native byte order) "noheader-swap" - Headerless file (byte swapped) "noheader-big-endian" - Headerless file (big-endian byte order) "noheader-little-endian" - Headerless file (little-endian byte order) "text-audio" - Text audio file (with header)
"mu-law8" - 8-bit mu-law data "mu-lawR8" - 8-bit bit-reversed mu-law data "A-law8" - 8-bit A-law data "unsigned8" - offset-binary 8-bit integer data "integer8" - two's-complement 8-bit integer data "integer16" - two's-complement 16-bit integer data "integer24" - two's-complement 24-bit integer data "integer32" - two's-complement 32-bit integer data "float32" - 32-bit IEEE floating-point data "float64" - 64-bit IEEE floating-point data "text16" - text data, scaled the same as 16-bit integer data "text" - text data, scaled the same as float/double data
See routine CopyAudio for a description of other parameters.
P. Kabal / v10r3 2020-11-30


Style Guide
Each coding assignment must follow this standard. Using one style consistently throughout the source code lets us focus on other (more important) issues.
There’s no one, right way to write code. But there are definitely a lot of wrong (or, at least, bad) ways. Certainly it is possible to write “correct” code that violates the guidelines below. Even so, we ask that you adhere to these conventions for CSCI 235 to motivate consistency and readability in your personal coding style.
Companies typically adopt their own, company-wide conventions for style. Learning to carefully obey a style guide, and writing code with a group of other developers where the style is consistent among them, are valuable job skills.
Comments
Comment Style
Use the /* */
syntax for multi-line comments and //
for single-line comments.
Program Description
Atop each file, include a commented header with a brief description of the program or file and the programmer's name. Write the description in your own words.
/*
* Simulates the count to launch an Apollo rocket. The countdown starts
* at 10 and continues down to 0 (takeoff). This includes the main-
* engine start at T-6.6 seconds.
*
* by Dr. Hayes
*/
Commenting Blocks of Code
Comments should be present throughout your code. They make code more readable, not only for others like your instructor but also for you.
How much and how often to comment? Commenting too little is bad. Commenting too much is bad. Commenting every few lines of code (i.e., interesting blocks) that actually do something is a decent rule of thumb. Put a comment above every code block (e.g., above if statements, loops, etc.). Also, try to write comments that explain the meaning of non-obvious code and describe why you implemented a block in a certain way. Keep comments short (try to keep them to 1 line each, unless you are explaining something complex).
const double TEMP_RATIO = 5.0 / 9.0; // ratio of Celsius to Fahrenheit
// convert Fahrenheit to Celsius
double celsius = TEMP_RATIO * (fahr - 32.0);
Place comments their own line(s), preceding whatever you are explaining, or on the same line (if it is very brief), but not or next line. In other words, don’t do this:
double celsius = TEMP_RATIO * (fahr - 32.0);
// convert Fahrenheit to Celsius
Function Prototype Comments
Each function created by you (except main()
) should have an comment above its declaration (prototype). More on this in the Functions sections.
Commenting out Code
When working on code, programmers tend to “comment out” lines of code to exclude them from the program without deleting them. It’s fine to do this while you work on your program, but it is considered bad style to turn in a file with blocks of code commented out. If the program is done and such code is not needed, just remove it.
Whitespace and Indentation
Use a single space between operators and their operands:
count += (point1 - point2) * unit / time + random();
Certainly don’t do this:
count+=(point1-point2)*unit/time+random();
Indentation
Indent your code with one hard tabs (or four spaces) at a time to make clear which blocks of code are inside of others.
'\t'
) to an actual tab (i.e. a hard tab) or four spaces, else your code may not print or display properly on someone else’s computer. The tab key renders differently in different editors.
-
Increase your indentation by one increment on each curly brace
{
, and decrease it once on each closing brace}
. -
Place a line break after every
{
.
Here’s an example of well-indented code:
int main()
{
int val = 0;
if (val > 0)
{
cout << "The value is positive." << endl;
}
else
{
// Display 3 stars
for (int iter = 0; iter < 3; iter++)
{
cout << "*";
}
}
return 0;
}
And here’s an example of bad indentation:
int main()
int val = 0;
if (xval > 0)
{
cout << "The value is positive." << endl;
}
else
{
// Display 3 stars
for (int iter = 0; iter < 3; iter++)
{
cout << "*";
}
}
return 0;
}
Xcode will automatically re-indent selected code if you press Control + I (or choose Editor > Structure > Re-Indent from the file menu).
New Lines
Always put a newline after a semicolon (we’ll talk about one exception to the rule when we get to for loops).
Bad:
int age; double weight, height; string name;
cout << "Enter your age: "; cin >> age; // Get the user's age
Good:
int age;
// Get the user's age
cout << "Enter your age: ";
cin >> age;
Do not place more than one statement on the same line.
Nothing goes on the same line after an opening curly brace ({
).
Noting goes on the same line before a closing curly brace (}
).
Bad:
int main()
{ cout << "Hi" << endl;
return 0; }
Good:
int main()
{
cout << "Hi" << endl;
return 0;
}
Long Lines
If a statement is really long (more than 80 characters), split the statement into multiple lines, with each subsequent line indented.
This is bad:
cout << "This is a really long line " << 5 * 10 / denom << " and more text." << endl;
This is how the previous line should look:
cout << "This is a really long line "
<< 5 * 10 / denom
<< " and more text." << endl;
Good example of a function prototype:
void reallyLongFunctionName(int with, int lots,
int of, int parameters);
"editor.rulers": [80],
Variables and Constants
Identifiers
In programming languages, names you give to things are called identifiers.
- Identifiers should be meaningful, such as
numberOfGames
. Identifiers likeherp
andderp
are funny, but not helpful. A single letter cannot be a descriptive identifier. Avoid even the commonly used loop variables like
i
andj
. Good alternatives areindex
oriter
.Bad example names:int x, y, i, clr lineW;
Good example names:int xCoord, yCoord, index, color, lineWidth;
Unless constant or a new data type (see below), all identifiers should start with a lowercase letter and each subsequent word should start with a capital letter (i,e., camel case).
Bad examples:
int Time; double percent_increase; string FirstName;
Good examples:
int time; double percentIncrease; string firstName;
Naming Constants
Constants should be named in all caps with each word separated by an underscore (_
).
Good examples:
const double PI = 3.14159;
const double INCH_TO_CM = 2.54;
const double CM_TO_INCH = 1.0 / INCH_TO_CM;
const int MAX_SCORE = 1000;
Variable Declaration and Assignment
- Declare variables in the smallest scope possible.
- Choose appropriate data types for your variables. If a given variable can store only integers, give it type
int
rather thandouble
. If a variable stores characters, make it achar
instead of anint
. - Never use
0
and1
withbool
variables.true
andfalse
exist for a reason. -
Initialize variables at declaration when appropriate:
int count = 0;
In other words, don’t do this:
int count; ... count = 0;
-
If a variable’s value doesn’t change throughout the code, it should be declared as a constant and be named in all caps
LIKE_THIS
:const int NUMBER_OF_PROJECTS = 5;
Global Variables and "Magic" Numbers
-
Non-constant global variables (those declared outside of functions, including
main()
) must never be used. They lead to unintentional bugs and often caused by poor design. Instead, you should be passing variables via functions. -
Global constants are acceptable when needed.
-
Magic numbers[1] are seemingly random constants within your program, numbers whose appearance in code isn’t clear from the outset. You should avoid magic numbers at all costs. Fortunately, C++ provides us with an easy way to do so by storing such numbers in constants. So, don’t write:
double area = 3.141592 * radius * radius;
Instead, store the number in a constant:
const double PI = 3.141592; double area = PI * radius * radius;
However, don’t just restate the value with your identifiers:
const int TWO = 2; ... if (n % TWO) ...
This adds no meaning to your code.
The reason is that we want to make it clear both to the compiler and to readers of the program that this quantity can’t be changed. The compiler can often produce better machine code with that knowledge. And the reader gets a more precise understanding of the program’s behavior. Moreover, if the programmer (you!) decides to ever change that value, he or she will have do that just in one place!
Conditions
-
Always use curly braces (even when not necessary) and use consistent brace style. In other words, do this:
if (val > 0) { cout << val << " is positive." << endl; }
But avoid doing this:
if (val > 0) cout << val << " is positive." << endl;
and
if (val > 0) { cout << val << " is positive." << endl; }
-
Don’t ever test whether a
bool
value is==
or!=
totrue
orfalse
. Don’t doif (isValid == true)
or
if (isValid == false)
Do check if a variable is
true
orfalse
as in:if (isValid)
or
if (!isValid)
-
If you have an if/else statement that returns a
bool
value based on a test, such as this one:if (score1 == score2) { return true; } else { return false; }
replace it with a single statement that just directly returns the test’s result:
return score1 == score2;
Switches
-
Indent your switch statements like this:
switch (val) { case -1: cout << "value is -1" << endl; break; case 1: cout << "value is 1" << endl; break; default: cout << "value is neither -1 nor 1" << endl; break; }
break;
.
Loops
-
Whenever you a counting variable, use more specific names than
i
,j
, ….for (int rowIeter = 0; rowIeter < rowCount; rowIeter++) { for (int colIter = 0; colIter < colCount; colIter++) { // do something } }
If you find yourself in need of more than three levels of nested loops, you should reconsider your design!
-
A
for
loop should look like the one above, while awhile
loop should resemble this one below:while (num < 0) { cin >> num; }
- Avoid
break
statements and never usecontinue
statements in loops. Loops should be controlled by a condition and should terminate when that condition is met. Generally,break
should only be used inside of aswitch
. - Never write endless loops, such as
while (true)
. -
Use a
for
loop when the number of repetitions is known (definite); use awhile
loop when the number of repetitions is unknown (indefinite).// repeat exactly size times for (int iter = 0; iter < size; iter++) { // do something } double value; // repeat until a valid number is entered. cin >> value; while (!cin) { // Handle input error and get next input here. }
Functions
Like non-constant variables, function names should be camel case (i.e., start with a lowercase letter and each subsequent word should start with a capital letter).
Value-returning functions should be named after what they return and void functions after what they do.
bool isPrime(int num);
void displayStats (double average, int median, int min, int max);
void spinSpinner (int numberOfTurns);
Always include function prototypes before the main()
function and function definitions below main()
.
Every function should except main()
should have function prototype that is declared before main()
. Function definitions should be defined below main()
.
Function Prototype Comments
Each function prototype should be directly preceded by a comment describing what the function does and how to use (call) it. The main()
function does not need a comment directly above it because it is not a prototype and the comment at the top of the file already explains what the program does. Of course, you should always include comments inside of the function body.
Good example:
/**
* A function that draws a spinning animation
* @param numberOfTurns the number of times the spinner spins.
*/
void spinSpinner(int numberOfTurns);
Function Decomposition
-
Often you might find yourself writing similar blocks of code. Utilize functions to decompose your program and minimize redundancy in code.
cout << "What is your first name?" << endl; cin >> firstName; ... cout << "What is your last name?" << endl; cin >> lastName; ... cout << "What is your email?" << endl; cin >> email;
-
Instead create and use helper functions that incorporate the common functionality:
firstName = getInfo("What is your first name?"); ... lastName = getInfo("What is your last name?"); ... email = getInfo("What is your email?"); ... string getInfo(const string& prompt) { cout << prompt << endl; string input; cin >> input; return input; }
-
If you have a single function that is very long, break it apart into smaller sub-functions. The definition of “very long” is vague, but let’s say a function longer than 40-50 lines is pushing it. If you try to describe the function’s purpose and find yourself using the word “and” a lot, that probably means the function does too many things and should be split into sub-functions.
Enums and Structs
- Use
PascalCase
for enum, struct, and class names. (Notice how the first letter is capitalized.) - A comment should directly precede each enum or struct declaration describing the purpose of the data type.
- The values an enum should named in all caps with each word separated by an underscore (
_
).
Platform Specific Code
All programs should compile and run on any system. We want our code to be "portable", meaning able to be compiled and run on multiple systems.
Avoid System Calls
A system call is when your program calls another program on the system. In C++ this is commonly done through a function called system()
. These calls are tempting, because they provide additional features to your program without having to learn the programming to do them.
Bad:
system("PAUSE"); // Windows-only way to pause execution.
system("CLS"); // Windows-only way to clear the screen.
Good example to pause execution using C++
cout << "Press enter to continue . . .";
cin.ignore(INT_MAX, '\n'); // ignore everything typed until user hits enter.
Non-standard libraries / includes
Avoid the user of operating system specific libraries. We want code that compiles on all operating systems.
Example of Bad Code:
#include <windows.h>
Use of following standard libraries is encourage:
Other
- C++ contains an
exit()
function that immediately exits your entire program. You should never call this function in this course. Your program should always exit naturally by reaching the end of yourmain
function and returning. - Never use
goto
to go to another line of code. Instead, make use of functions and loops! - Never use
stringstream
for this course.


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Read File 1 & 2 Many paired read libraries are given as file pairs, with each file containing half of each read pair. Paired read files are expected to be sorted such that each read in a pair occurs in the same Nth position as its mate in their respective files. These files are specified as READ FILE 1 and READ FILE 2. For a given file pair, the selection of which file is READ 1 and which is READ 2 does not matter.
File 1 Interleaved Some paired libaries are available in a single file where each read in a pair occurs in succession. To specify such a file set this parameter to 'True'.
Mean Insert Size This refers to the mean insert size between paired reads. If you have this information you may provide it. If not the assembly algorithm will make an attempt to determine this value.
Std. Insert Size This refers to the standard deviation of the insert size between paired reads. If you have this information you may provide it. If not the assembly algorithm will make an attempt to determine this value.
Mate Paired Defines the orientation of read pairs. Setting Mate Paired to true indicates that the sequencing direction of the two reads in each pair is outward facing.
Platform The sequencing platform used for each library. “infer”: Infer sequencing platform from read files; “illumina”: Illumina short reads; “pacbio”: PacBio long reads; “nanopore”: MinION long reads
The workspace folder where results will be placed.
Name used to uniquely identify results.
Name used to create genome group with identified genomes.


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1.5 tablets |
oral |
PCP |
(pill / tablet) |
In my long history of drug use, this experience was the most beautiful, the most pure and also the one that probably hurt me the most in the end. I am writing this about 11 years after the fact, so I was about 19 at the time.
I had been going through a hard patch, losing my girlfriend and also losing some good friends mainly because of drugs (cocaine), but also because I think I was really unhappy at that time and trying desperately to find my place in this world. That night I had gone to a friend's apartment cause I knew she sold PCP (or mescaline as we call it here in eastern Canada). So I bought 2 pills and downed 1 and a half and asked if I could stay overnight cause she lived quite a ways away and she grudgingly agreed. So there I was with the girl in question (V) and her roommate M and we sat down to watch Amadeus, the movie.
As I was watching the movie the trip started coming on and I gradually dissociated to a point where I became Mozart. Everything that happened to him during the movie happened to me, and it was so intense I cried and cried like I had never done before. They were tears of intensity, tears of life and love of life. Anyway, it was like I had lived a whole life (that of a genius no less) and died all in less than 2 hours.
After that, the two girls went to bed and I stayed lying on the sofa meditating until morning. I felt no need for sleep, only extasy, pure and total extasy as I felt through every breath every organ and fluids in my body regain their natural and centered state, by morning I was reborn.
I spent the morning playing and interacting with V's 2 year old daughter and I felt such a love for her and for all children that I wanted to love them and care for them (and their mothers...) and protect them all, cause they were all children. They couldn't take care of one another, they were lost, and I would help them.
I finally left around noon and went home. During all that time I felt that I could do anything, I had total control over myself and body and indirectly over other people, as I felt as if I were the only person awake in a sea of sleepwalkers, repeating unfruitful actions ad nauseam and never aware of their true condition, God! That's it, I was God! I had finally awakened! and I would help them all to see the light. This feeling lasted for about a week and I took PCP a couple times more during the next 2-3 months, always in small doses (10-30 mg) and the feeling kind of remained, on and off, but only for a time.
The problem was that I felt such a need to share that feeling with others, to be recognised, and that was just not meant to be, so eventually I let it slip away and have longed for it ever since. I learnt to kind of make peace with it being gone now, but not before I went through a terribly destructive phase where I was shooting heroin and coke all the time until I caught HIV and finally decided to sort of cool it.
Today I am still addicted to heroin but I manage. My life is in the gutter I feel, sometimes, but you have to understand that I really WAS God for such a short while. I know it sounds like psychosis, and in a way it was, but it was still the best and most powerful experience a person can have, I truly believe this.
It was like both my cerebral hemispheres were in total synk. I could slow time down so as to perceive every tic and manner of expression a person can have and mirror them back or not as I chose. I understood that the human mind can be either a sponge or a diamond, piercing or letting things selectively go through you without causing you harm, total understanding, total power.
I'm glad I finally decided to write this experience down, so I can share it with others.  So my only advice would be, don't take insight for granted, wherever it may come from.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Classes
AddAllBackupOperation
AddAllOperation
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ClearBackupOperation
ClearOperation
CompareAndRemoveBackupOperation
CompareAndRemoveOperation
ContainsOperation
DrainBackupOperation
DrainOperation
IsEmptyOperation
IteratorOperation
OfferBackupOperation
OfferOperation
PeekOperation
PollBackupOperation
PollOperation
QueueBackupAwareOperation
QueueContainer
QueueDataSerializerHook
QueueEvent
QueueEventFilter
QueueEvictionProcessor
QueueItem
QueueOperation
QueuePortableHook
QueueReplicationOperation
QueueService
QueueStoreWrapper
QueueWaitNotifyKey
RemoveBackupOperation
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SizeOperation
TxQueueItem


Global variables¶
A simulation may use custom variables using the @variables
keyword.
We call these global variables to distinguish them from
local phase variables.
Global variables can be useful
if the same value occurs at several places in the script, and this value need to be changed.
Then only one single change in the script is necessary. For example, if a script defines
several @phase
descriptions, and each has the same stop condition, this stop
condition may include a global variable.
To set a global variable, use the @variables
keyword:
@variables x=1, y=2
creates a variable x
with value 1, and a variable y
with value 2.
A variable name must be a valid name.
Variables can be used when setting values to parameters or other variables, for example:
@variables x = 10
n_subjects = 100 + x
It is possible to change the value of a variable (outside a @phase
) by simply
reassigning the new value:
@variables x = 10
n_subjects = 100 + x
x = 1
beta = x
The @variables
keyword is only needed when initializing a global variable. You can change the
value of a global variable after the @variables
statement:
@variables x=1
...
x=2
Global variables can also be used in a phase block, but their value cannot be changed within a phase. Local phase variables can change values within a phase.
Note that the value of parameters do not work as variables: It is not possible to refer to a parameter to access its value, like it is possible with variables:
alpha_v = 0.5
alpha_w = alpha_v / 10 # Does not work
@variables alpha = 0.5
alpha_v = alpha
alpha_w = alpha / 10 # Works


Viewpoint
Disability Is An Asset
There is always an advantage to a different perspectives of the world, in whatever problem you are trying to solve
'How pragmatic is it to be a blind scientist?’ | Accessed 17 July 2019
We add value to the workplace BECAUSE of, not in spite of, our disabilities
From the Video Chemists with Disabilities (CWD)| 00:29 | Accessed 17 July 2019
Your imperfections ARE your perfections
From the Video Marika: My Skin. My Way Stories | Gillette Venus| 1:04 | Accessed 31 July 2019
"...it is something that got elevated within them AFTER their disability, it is their first resistance..."
From the video, "Disability Advantage" | Yashvi Parmar | TEDxYouth@BrookhouseSchool
Is vitiligo considered a disability?
"...In this case, vitiligo is closely analogous to dermatitis, which is rated under Diagnostic Code 7806, and it is permissible to rate a disability under a closely related disease..."
Excerpt above from Citation Nr: 1106105 | Decision Date: 02/15/11 | Archive Date: 02/28/11 | DOCKET NO. 08-14 112
"...illness and disability it isn't a limiting factor that in fact, it has made me a stronger entrepreneur, innovator, and person... "
From the video, "Disability and its Intriguing Advantage for Innovation" | Kelcie Miller-Anderson | TEDxYYC


The workshop takes a little fee RM 5. However, we would like to make sure people show up for the event, therefore, you will need to pay RM 30 upfront, then on the workshop day, you can choose to:
- Get back the RM 25 in cash
- Donate the RM 25 the amount to ngGirls


online homework for Runestone now available Here
Recent Updates (April 11, 2020)
- Editorial Page - I am looking for volunteers to be Editors! This page allows an editor to review questions that have been flagged. It allows you to delete obviously bad questions or edit questions to fix typos or problems with autograding. If you are interested in becoming an editor please contact me. Here is a short video overview: https://youtu.be/ErWAni-aAI4
- Timed Exam -- The students will not see a button to finish the exam untill they have at least looked at every question. This should help prevent accidental submissions.
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Basic alert, sending text right in as first argument.
Alert with additional heading, custom extra CSS class and no closing by pressing ESC key. The text content is passed within the configuration object as heading and msg.
Just a simple message. Text (HTML) passed in as the first argument again.
Basic confirm dialog with a handler for the answer (which is true/false). Text sent right in again, since no other configuration is used.
Confirm dialog with default focus set to "no" alternative, and a handler for the answer (which is true/false).
Prompt dialog with a handler for the answer (which is null, or whatever was entered in the text field).
Prompt dialog with a handler for the answer that prevents closing the dialog on null (cancel) or empty string as answer.