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## Week 10: Gender
#### 29 October, 2021
#### Levi Sands
Voting is happening now! For more information go here: [https://turbovote.org/](https://turbovote.org/)
## Class Business
- Essay Quiz 2: Three Sections
- Social Class Chapters 08 and 09 and relevant lecture material
- Race and Ethnicity Chapters 10 and relevant lecture material
- Gender and Sexuality Chapters 11 and 12 and relevant lecture material
- Makeups
- No makeups after Friday in Week 15 (Dec 10)
![Canvas Screenshot](../../pics/intro_soc_1010/week_010/Capture.jpg)
### Get into groups and discuss these questions from fellow classmates
1. "It's obvious that there are some biological differences between women and men, but when it comes to sex differences, it is nature or is it nurture? Or do you think gender is sociologically influenced by society and culture."
1. "When reading about all the acts that are passed throughout our nation's history that has tried to lead toward more equal rights for women, it talks about equal pay. This made me apply it to a very popular subject within our U.S. Women's Soccer team and their battle for equal pay, given that they are not only doing the same task as men, but also more successful than men in many large competitions. So, given this information, why is it okay for them to be paid less and is there a way for us to fix this problem to lead to more equality?"
### Gender vs Sex
What are the components of identity as related to sex and gender?
### Doing Gender
- "[G]ender as something accomplished through the ongoing social interactions people have with one another" (Andersen, Taylor, and Logio 2017 p. 273)
- Social expectations drive gender interactions
- "First of all, I want to thank my husband, Fred, for letting me come. I always like to say that, because it makes the libs so mad." Phyllis Schlafly
Pay Gap Stats
- Not everyone is in agreement as to how much the pay gap between men and women in the US.
- What have you heard it is?
- Why do you think there is a pay gap?
Sex Segregation
- What is it?
- The concentration of women in low-paying clerical and service jobs
- Why does it happen?
- Socialization impacts what jobs women and men choose to pursue.
- Men and women want to avoid problems associated with taking jobs
traditionally assigned to the other sex.

Comparable Worth
- Important Questions
- Why do women’s jobs pay less than men’s jobs?
- Are women’s jobs unimportant?
- Do women’s jobs require few skills?
- The Evidence
- Women’s and men’s jobs may be of equal value and deserve the same pay,
but women’s jobs typically pay less than men’s jobs.
- Women’s jobs pay less than men’s jobs because they are women’s jobs.
- Even in situations where women and men work in the same jobs, women
often earn less than men.
### Familial and Societal Gender Expectations
In-Class Activity
- What do you think?
- What can be done about this?
- How do you think all of this makes stay at home mothers feel?
- What about unpaid work how or can that be balanced?
- What other factors might affect the hiring and payment of women when compared to men?
- How do appearance based expectations impact gender?


Urban Meyer Releases Thank You Video For Ohio State Fans
by Matt HladikUrban Meyer returned to Ohio State for last weekend’s game against Penn State. Meyer is part of FOX’s “Big Noon Kickoff” pregame show.
Naturally, the Buckeye fans welcomed their former head coach with open arms. Meyer returned the favor over the weekend and today on Twitter.
This afternoon, Meyer thanked the OSU fans who turned out and provided the atmosphere for he and his colleagues on Saturday.
“On behalf of the @CFBONFOX Big Noon Kickoff team, THANKS for your hospitality. You guys are the best. Come see us in Ann Arbor,” Meyer wrote.
Even if Ohio State fans show up, Meyer will find things much less hospitable in Ann Arbor on Saturday. He’s not exactly well-liked by Michigan fans.
The Wolverines will be looking to beat the Buckeyes for the first time since 2011, the season before Meyer made his coaching debut for Ohio State.
A win over Ohio State won’t keep the Buckeyes out of the conference title game or the College Football Playoff, but it will go a long way for a Michigan program that is dying to beat its rival.


Although the Channel Islands are Crown Dependencies, they are not part of the United Kingdom and Customs requirements differ. The islands are not part of the EU and are outside the VAT area of the European Union.
Jersey
Simplified clearance procedures for visiting yachtsmen means that most are not obliged to carry out Customs and Immigration formalities. They remain liable to inspection at any time but not required to fill in forms or make declarations. Those arriving from outside the European Economic area, have non European Economic Area nationals on board or have any goods to declare (including prohibited or restricted items) will still have to fly the yellow "Q" flag and fill out the JCE 112. No one except the captain may go ashore until formalities are completed.
Guernsey and Alderney
Gernsey still requires Customs and Immigration forms to be complete by all yachts. These will be handed to the Captain on arrival.
All Islands
All dutiable goods must be declared to Customs. No prohibited or restricted goods to be imported without the relevant licence. Prohibited/restricted goods include controlled drugs, (i.e. cannabis/heroin/ecstacy/cocain), firearms, articles made from endangered species and certain agricultural products.
Smuggling or suspicious activities information should be phoned in to the Customs confidential Freephone 0800 735 5555
Last updated July 2016.
Requirements are generally as for the United Kingdom. See C.I. Immigration for details.
Most visitors are granted a 6 month stay if they have sufficient funds.
Immigration must be notified of any persons leaving or joining vessels which are arriving from or departing to places other than the UK or other Channel Islands.
Last updated July 2016
Yachts can remain under the Islands' Temporary Importation scheme. This is a separate scheme to that of the EU.
Duty-free (red) diesel is still available to yachts in the Channel Islands, but if leaving the islands for the U.K. or another EU country, it is essential to retain the receipts to prove where it was purchased.
Duty-free (red) diesel should only be carried in the main tank.
Duty free goods are available to local and visiting craft upon departure from St Helier.
The independent operator ‘Boat Fayre’ provides a door-to-door ordering and delivery service to yachts.
Last updated July 2016
Yachts must carry their original registration document, insurance policy and ship's radio licence. One member of the crew must have a radio operator’s certificate of competence. For EU boats, proof of VAT status is also required.
Jersey does not allow animals in the marinas.
As a precaution against rabies, visiting yachtsmen are advised that disembarkation anywhere in the Channel Islands of all animals originating from outside the British Isles is strictly prohibited, except where the animal has been carried by a licensed ferry company. It is also prohibited for any such animal to be allowed on deck of a visiting yacht while moored in any bay or harbour within the Channel Islands.
Any boats arriving with animals on board from Guernsey and the UK must go to the holding pontoon outside St Helier Marina and inform the duty Harbourmaster on VHF Ch 14.
If you have an animal on board your vessel and you are arriving from outside the U.K. or Channel Islands, you are required by law to ensure that:-
a) The animal is at all times restrained, and kept securely confined within a totally enclosed part of the vessel from which it cannot escape.
b) The animal does not come into contact with another animal, other than an animal or contact animal with which it has been transported to the Bailiwick of Jersey.
c) Under no circumstances is the animal permitted to land, other than under a licence issued by the Environment Division of the Planning and Environment Ministry of the States of Jersey.
In cases such as these, you will be asked to moor on an isolated pontoon or special berth. This will reduce the possibility of contravention of b) and c) above. You must still comply with a). The pontoon/berth may be observed by CCTV.


COURAGE UNDER FIRE A film review by Ife Hsu Copyright 1996 Ife Hsu
Twentieth Century Fox (1996) Running Time: 1:50hr Starring: Denzel Washington, Meg Ryan, Lou Diamond Phillips, Matt Damon, Scott Glenn, Michael Moriarty. Director: Edward Zwick.
Edward Zwick's Courage Under Fire is not really about the Gulf War. It is an inspiring, thoughtful, and honest movie about the search for truth, and ultimate redemption. Washington plays Colonel Nathaniel Serling, a decorated officer who wrongly ordered shooting of own troops at the Gulf War. While struggling with guilty and remorse, he is given an assignment to investigate the story behind the death of Karen Walden (Meg Ryan).
Walden is the first woman to be nomindated for the congressional Medal of Honor. She is to receive the posthumous award for having led a mission to rescue other US soldiers surrounded by Iraqi troops. Withstand all the pressure (White House, Pentagon, Newscasters) to produce a report commending Walden, Serling finds inconsistencies behind the stories told by surviving members of the rescue mission and refuses another situation where only authorized truth is revealed.
Washington, Ryan give riveting performances. Washington's Serling immerses into alcoholism, denial, and isolation to combat his remorse. Walden's story is a way to cleanse his soul marked by the lies forged onto his fatal misdoing at the Gulf War. Ryan divergely plays four Karen Waldens that come to life only through those who remembers her (parents, fellow soldiers), and shows vulnerability, strength, and charisma. Courage Under Fire also features excellent supporting cast especially Lou Diamond Phillips and Matt Damon.
Zwick has shown an excellent eye for cinematography (note previous efforts Glory, Legends of the Fall). All battle scenes are well choreographed and fairly accurate. The horrors of war are not focused with gore and violence much reduced from other war-related movies (i.e. Platoon). Despite some emotional manipulation of the audience at the end, Courage Under Fire still ranks easily as the best movie of this summer and will likely contend for Academy Awards.
**** of *****
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Released January 10, 2011
Fixes jqGrid
- Fix export to pdf when try to include a non existing file.
- Fix export in CSV
- Fix in setAutocomplete in grid to output with right headers the json response.
- Fix in setColModel method to obtain the right parameter when try to construct model
- Fix for Autocomplete in grid not to output two responses.
- Fix in grouping module - summaryval array is extended correct with array and not with object.
- Fix for groupingRemove method when some rows are hidden (i.e some groups are collapsed) and the method is called with false parameter.
- Fix - the group item is using the formatter for it if defined
- Fix grouping items when values are null, undefined or 0.
- Fix multi selection when putting the values in selarrrow
- Fix for SerializeSubgrid call.
- Fix for getColProperty method
Additions
- Added Charting module - jqChart. For full info, please refer to the jqChart documentation
- Added support for MongoDB database. (currently CRUD operations are not included)
- Added Array driver which allows to manipulate array data like SQL data (currently no CRUD).
- Added method setAfterCrudAction(module, querysql, params). When used add a set of sql actions after CRUD is done with succes. It is possible to add a unlimited action for given operation (add, edit,del). See Tutorial
- Added new method setButtonOptions. With this method is possible to set various options for the export buttons like Text, icon and etc.
- Added method setSuccessMsg( string $msg )method for the edit modules. When set this text is send to the grid when the CRUD oper is successfull.
- Added another button in the navigation toolbar - column. When set to true a column Chooser is lunched. Note that if you want to use them you should load the appropriate CSS and js files.
- Updated formatter actions, which allow defining a butttons and actions for inline editing
- Added error function in setAutocomplete method.
- Adding Serbian language file
- Form editing (add,edit,delete,search dialogues) now look more impressive
- All functions in grid.common.js now are in jgrid name space. This prevent some function conflicts with other JS libs.
- Perform search on filter dialog whenpressing Enter key.
- Run the onHeaderClick callback after all animations are finished, so that the callback can operate on the new height Thanks to flack
- Make it possible to deselect a selected row by clicking it again
- If colModel has index defined for grouping field, use it for sorting
- Restore inline edited rows in case of form and inline edit defined at the same time.
- Now the beforeInitData event can return true or false. If the event return false the the action is not done and the form is not lunched.
- Adding templates for colModel, which simplify the code.
- Update for Persian language.
- Support for Microsoft date format in formatter date.


This is a yeast total RNA isolation protocol that works very well and reliably. It takes a couple of hours.
We have also had success with the Zymo Direct-Zol columns which are faster but can be less clean if overloaded.
For general advice working with RNA consult RNA: A Laboratory Manual, from Cold Spring Harbor Press.
Use RNase-free water, reagents, and equipment throughout.
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Grow up 5ml liquid yeast culture to OD 2.0 for lots of RNA (or as desired). Spin at 3000g for 4min
at room temperature. Remove supernatant and resuspend pellet in
500ul RNA lysis buffer (10mM Tris-HCl pH8.5, 5mM
EDTA, 2% SDS, 2% stock 2-mercaptoethanol).
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Transfer liquid to 1.5ml tube and put on heat block at 83 with
450rpm mixing for 20mins (to disrupt cells and denature proteins).
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Spin down for 5mins at 12,000g.
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Take supernatant into new tube and add 550 ul of
Phenol pH8. Vortex for 15 mins.
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Spin down for 2mins at 12,000g. There should be a lower phenol
phase, a cloudy interphase, and an upper aqueous phase: RNA
partitions mostly into the upper phase. Transfer upper aqueous phase
(roughly 200 ul ) to new 1.5ml tube (labeled
tube N). Add 250 ul RNA lysis buffer to previous
tube (labeled tube P) and vortex tube P for 5mins.
 Vortex for 3 mins, then spin 2mins at
12,000g and transfer aqueous phase from tube P to tube N. Discard
tube P.
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A second phenol extraction: add 550 ul phenol to
tube N. Vortex 5mins, spin 2mins at 12,000g.
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Transfer aqueous phase to another 1.5ml tube, discard tube N. Add
550 ul phenol:chloroform pH4.5. Vortex 3mins, then
spin 2mins at 12,000g.
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Transfer 450 ul aqueous phase to yet another 1.5ml
tube, add 200 ul of 0.6M Sodium acetate pH4.5, mix
by flicking, and spin briefly. Add 600 ul of
phenol:chloroform pH4.5. Vortex 5mins, then spin 2 mins at 12,000g.
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Transfer 350 ul aqueous phase to a fresh 1.5ml tube,
add 30 ul 5M Ammonium acetate and 1.1ml ethanol.
Mix well, and precipitate at -80 for 20mins. The sample may be left
for longer, for example overnight, at this point if a pause
is desired.
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Remove the sample from freezer. Cold spin (4) for 15 mins
at 12,000g.
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Thoroughly remove ethanol from pellet, and add 700 ul
80% ethanol. Cold spin (4C) for 2 minutes at 12,000g. Repeat the
ethanol wash and cold spin. This removes all traces of salt,
SDS, etc.
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Dry pellets thoroughly, i.e., pipette off ethanol, removing
all liquid. If necessary, dry with the tubes open on a 37 heat block
(if the RNA sample is pure, this should not degrade the RNA).
Resuspend pellet in 50 ul H2O.
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To check the quality of the RNA, pour a 1% agarose gel on RNA-free
equipment, and run using RNA loading dye supplied with a ladder (RiboRuler High Range,
ThermoFisher #SM1821, or ssRNA Ladder, NEB #N0362S). Heat loading dye and
H2O to 95 for 5 minutes, and then cool, to reduce the possibility
of contamination. Mix 1 ul sample, 5 ul H2O, and 6 ul 2X loading dye for
each well. You should see clear ~4000nt and ~2000 nt bands corresponding to
ribosomal RNA (25S/18S), also a blur at ~80nt for tRNA, and good gels
show the 5S and 5.8S rRNAs at ~150nt.
Perform a 2X serial dilution of the sample for more
precise quantification, or run on Agilent Bioanalyzer RNA Nano chip.


THE NEXT BEST THING (PG-13)
Paramount Pictures/Lakeshore Entertainment. Director: John Schlesinger. Writer: Tom Ropelewski. Cast: Madonna, Rupert Everett, Benjamin Bratt, Kimberley Davies, Illeana Douglas, Stacy Edwards, Neil Patrick Harris, Lynn Redgrave.
Reviewed by Matthew Rettenmund.
In the interest of full disclosure, I'm a Madonna fan. That said, I go to all of her movies with a sense of apprehension. After more than her fair share of atrocious movies (SHANGHAI SURPRISE, WHO'S THAT GIRL, FOUR ROOMS, GIRL 6 and BODY OF EVIDENCE spring to mind), Madonna's film career had at one point taken on the same "save me" quality that Marilyn Monroe's life had for fans and admirers.
But after acing EVITA with an almost-but-not-quite-Oscar-worthy deathbed scene as her greatest achievement, Madonna seems to have finally realized that it's better to wait for good material and well-tailored roles, a realization that rewards viewers in THE NEXT BEST THING.
John Schlesinger directed MIDNIGHT COWBOY. This is no MIDNIGHT COWBOY. He also directed EYE FOR AN EYE. Thankfully, this is no EYE FOR AN EYE.
THE NEXT BEST THING is a timely, warmly felt, sweetly funny film that offers a slice of life view of a contemporary friendship that suffers-but ultimately endures-some missteps. The friends are the yoga-teaching Abbie and the construction-working Robert. She's fabulous (but doesn't know it) and he's gay (but is tired of living stereotypically).
After a weak opening featuring Madonna's Abbie being dramatically dumped by her woefully miscast snake of a boyfriend (Michael Vartan), the bulk of the movie glides by with charming comic scenes that evoke smiles and also flesh out the main characters until they are like members of your own circle of friends.
Most delightful-and most artfully played and directed-is the drunken night the friends spend together in a picture-perfect showhome Robert's minding, trashing the place and getting trashed and having a ball. The direction here is haunting, as if you're viewing this as one of the best memories of your life. Madonna and Rupert make an excellent Fred and Ginger.
When Abbie winds up pregnant, the pair decide to live together and raise the child, which they do successfully until he's school-age.
At this point, Abbie meets a sexy yuppie played by Benjamin Bratt, and her priorities change. Now, she would like to follow him in marriage across the country, a move that would render Rupert a father in name only.
In what could have become a mess of complicated loyalties, THE NEXT BEST THING's single greatest asset is Rupert Everett, whose performance allows both Abbie and her future husband to be simultaneously sympathetic and also selfish, totally real. He accomplishes this by over-reacting himself, by being jealous and threatened, and by making one tragic mistake that threatens to push them all past the point of no return.
The courtroom scenes are perfunctorily directed, and yet the leads summon heartbreaking emotion before a slightly rushed conclusion.
In all, this is Madonna's most consistently entertaining film since A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN and is yet another reason to think of Rupert Everett as one of today's most gifted performers.
Gripes? Would have been wonderful to have seen more of the talented but wasted supporting cast...would have been even better to have heard the soundtrack put to practical use.
But in all, this delightful film is a solid 8 out of 10<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The review above was posted to the
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T-Shirt (Adult size: S,M,L,XL) $15
Salmon Cookies (1 dozen in collector tin) $5
Salmon Cookie cutter $3
Salmon Magnets (Set of 5) $10
Chinook Salmon Poster (3' x 5') $12


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Binds this future to an execution_context to run callbacks.
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Binds this future to an execution_context to run callbacks.
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Binds this future to an execution_context to run callbacks.
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| flow::observable< T > caf::async::future< T >::observe_on | ( | flow::coordinator * | ctx | ) | const |
Binds this future to a coordinator and converts it to an observable.
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Queries whether the result of the asynchronous computation is still pending, i.e., neither set_value
nor set_error
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Enumerations
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The types of audit actions.
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Represents the type of a channel.
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public enum DiscordChannelType : Int
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A enum representing a configuration option.
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public enum DiscordClientOption : CustomStringConvertible, Equatable
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Represents the level of verbosity for the logger.
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public enum DiscordLogLevel
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An enum that represents the dispatch events Discord sends.
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public enum DiscordDispatchEvent : String
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Holds a gateway payload, based on its type.
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Top-level enum for gateway codes.
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public enum DiscordGatewayCode
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Represents a regular gateway code
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public enum DiscordNormalGatewayCode : Int
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Represents a voice gateway code
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public enum DiscordVoiceGatewayCode : Int
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Represents the reason a gateway was closed.
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public enum DiscordGatewayCloseReason : Int
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This enum defines the endpoints used to interact with the Discord API.
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public enum DiscordEndpoint : CustomStringConvertible
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A type representing HTTP content.
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Represents the custom headers that Discord uses.
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public enum DiscordHeader : String
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Represents the Discord OAuth endpoint and the different scopes Disocrd has.
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public enum DiscordOAuthEndpoint : String
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Represents a permission overwrite type for a channel.
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Represents an error that can occur during voice operations.
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public enum DiscordVoiceError : Error


About Derek
Derek is a lifelong resident of Sydney-Whitney Pier. He was born and raised in the Shipyard area and is the son of Doug and Margaret (Novak) Mombourquette.
He is married to Stephanie Kennedy a teacher with the Cape Breton-Victoria Regional School Board. They are the proud parents of Emilie, who was born this year.
We are currently in the midst of setting up our constituency office in Whitney Pier.


Steps to Setup ScreenSharing: (Note: support from chrome only as of now)
1). Download the chrome extension from Here
2). Click the icon of the "WebRTC Desktop Sharing" extension from top right corner of Google Chrome.
3). Navigate to options and tick the box "Room URL Box".
4). Click the icon of the extension again and select any of the listed option to start hosting.
5). From the pop-up window that appears copy the link and paste it as "Web link" down below So that others can View.


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| CorrespondenceGroupMaskMetadataKey |
CorrespondenceGroupMask metadata keys. |
| CorrespondenceGroupMetadataKey |
CorrespondenceGroup metadata keys. |
| CorrespondenceGroupType |
CorrespondenceGroupType enumerated values.
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Correspondence metadata keys. |
| CorrType |
CorrType enumerated values.
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| DeviceError |
DeviceError enumerated values.
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DeviceStatus enumerated values.
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DeviceWarning enumerated values.
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GeoIntelligenceSensor metadata keys. |
| GISensorType |
GISensorType enumerated values.
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LaserSensor metadata keys. |
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MeasureMethod enumerated values.
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Objct metadata keys. |
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Payload metadata keys. |
| PowerStatus |
PowerStatus enumerated values.
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Range metadata keys. |
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SafetyState enumerated values.
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Track metadata keys. |
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TrackStatus enumerated values.
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ST 1901, ST 1902, ST 1903, ST 1904, ST 1905, ST 1906, ST 1907 and ST 1908 collectively define Motion Imagery Metadata (MIMD). The Motion Imagery Metadata (MIMD) Model includes information about Payloads hosted by Platforms (see ST 1905). A Payload is a device or system of devices attached to a Platform for accomplishing the objectives of the system. Devices include general purpose intelligence gathering systems such as visible light cameras, infrared cameras, SAR, ESM, LIDAR, HSI, MSI, and acoustical devices, for example, a Motion Imagery system with its lenses, filters, and sensor arrays. The Payload model currently does not include weapon systems. The scope of this standard describes the modeling information about payloads with an initial focus on Geo-Intelligence Sensors. Other payload types, e.g., acoustical devices, are future extensions.
Implementation note: Most of the implementation of this document is generated from the Motion Imagery Modeling Language (MIML) representation.
Copyright © 2022 West Ridge Systems. All rights reserved.


THtmlViewer component
function FindDisplayPos(SourcePos: integer; Prev: boolean): integer;
Given a character position in the HTML source, FindDisplayPos finds the nearest equivalent character position in the displayed document.
If there is no exact equivalent character position, setting Prev True will find the nearest previous character position. Otherwise the next position will be returned.


I have very strong work ethic and I want to be proud of the work I produce. I'm hard on myself about the quality of my work. I am not one to easily give up on and if I have a vision I do everything I can to make it work. I expect the same of my colleagues as I expect of myself nothing less nothing more.
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Functions to generate separation plots for evaluation of model fit.
| Version: | 1.1 |
| Suggests: | MASS, Hmisc, RColorBrewer, foreign |
| Published: | 2015-03-15 |
| Author: | Brian D. Greenhill, Michael D. Ward and Audrey Sacks |
| Maintainer: | ORPHANED |
| License: | Artistic-2.0 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | separationplot results |
| Reference manual: | separationplot.pdf |
| Package source: | separationplot_1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: separationplot_1.1.zip, r-release: separationplot_1.1.zip, r-oldrel: separationplot_1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: separationplot_1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: separationplot_1.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | separationplot archive |
| Reverse depends: | EBMAforecast |
| Reverse imports: | spduration |
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Is it a good thing? Is that a bad thing? I don't know.
May 11, 2016, Alexandre Gorius
In nature, Good & Evil do not exist. The Universe itself is neither good nor bad, but a potential in permanent development.
In life, there are 4 types of people.
Up in space, turning around, looking at the earth’s face. From that rock’s perspective on Mars or that gaz opinion from Jupiter, nothing cares about your problems. Up there, it’s just not serious, and there’s no such thing as an issue.
Down here, the only reality is the one inside our brain. Nothing exists if the brain doesn’t think it. Nothing exists neither if our senses don’t transmit the message. That means that if we mis sense, our reality changes. That’s possible because our perception is limited : you can’t see at 360 degrees for example. If we mis translate the message, our reality changes. If we think it in a way, our reality changes depending on that way. Therefore, if we can change reality that much, everything’s fake.
They’re proofs to that. Fall in love with someone and you’ll see that person as divine. Pull yourself out of that grip and the divine falls from clouds to solid ground, revealing him or herself differently. But the person is the same, you just changed your mind. Everything works like that : it’s not just that you can make your world, it’s that you passively do it anyway.
Once upon a time there was a Chinese farmer whose horse ran away. That evening, all of his neighbors came around to commiserate. They said,
We are so sorry to hear your horse has run away. This is most unfortunate.The farmer said,Is it good? Is it bad? I don't know.The next day the horse came back bringing seven wild horses with it, and in the evening everybody came back and said,Oh, isn’t that lucky. What a great turn of events. You now have eight horses!The farmer again said,Is it good? Is it bad? I don't know.The following day his son tried to break one of the horses, and while riding it, he was thrown and broke his leg. The neighbors then said,
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| Event | Good or Bad ? | Lose a horse | Maybe |
|---|---|
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| Avoid war | Maybe |
Good and Bad are just one perspective. Bananas are good for monkeys, but monkeys are not good for bananas. Let's not make a big deal out of it...


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Rod Stewart told to leave Loose Women on-air by wife Penny after awkward blunder
Music legend Rod Stewart didn't realise Loose Women was live on air, when he headed to join wife Penny Lancaster and the panel
by Charlotte TuttonA Loose Women misunderstanding led to slightly awkward scenes for Sir Rod Stewart on Monday, as he gate-crashed the start of the show.
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One fan commented: "Rod Stewart just now on #loosewomen THIRTY minutes BEFORE he was due on and NOT even realising when there was NO chair for him."
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A third added: "Oh if you ever need to know what cringe is, definition was that moment right there on #loosewomen - poor guy."
Loose Women airs weekdays at 12:30pm on ITV.


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Tests if two proxies overlap.
First proxy to test.
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Update the pairs. This results in pair callbacks. This can only add pairs.
Called for all new proxy pairs. param userDataA Proxy A in the pair user data. param userDataB Proxy B in the pair user data.
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Longan Nano
Longan Nano Demo
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Longan Nano Screen Class. More...
#include <longan_nano_screen.hpp>
Classes | |
| struct | _Format_number |
| number format to be printed by the print number method More... | |
| struct | _Frame_buffer_sprite |
| Structure that describes a sprite in the sprite frame buffer. More... | |
| struct | _Fsm_status |
| Status of the update FSM. More... | |
Public Types | |
| enum | _Config { PEDANTIC_CHECKS = true, SPRITE_WIDTH = 8, SPRITE_HEIGHT = FONT_HEIGHT, SPRITE_PIXEL_COUNT = SPRITE_HEIGHT *SPRITE_WIDTH, SPRITE_SCAN_LIMIT = 5, NUM_SPECIAL_SPRITES = 5, SPRITE_TRANSPARENT = 0, SPRITE_BLACK = 1, SPRITE_WHITE = 2, SPRITE_BACKGROUND = 3, SPRITE_FOREGROUND = 4, ASCII_START = ' ', ASCII_STOP = '~', PALETTE_SIZE = 16, PALETTE_SIZE_BIT = 4, FRAME_BUFFER_WIDTH = Longan_nano::Display::Config::WIDTH /SPRITE_WIDTH, FRAME_BUFFER_HEIGHT = Longan_nano::Display::Config::HEIGHT /SPRITE_HEIGHT, FRAME_BUFFER_SIZE = FRAME_BUFFER_WIDTH *FRAME_BUFFER_HEIGHT, SPRITE_SIZE = 128, SPRITE_SIZE_BIT = 7 } |
| Configuration parameters for the logical screen. More... | |
| enum | _Color { BLACK, BLUE, GREEN, CYAN, RED, MAGENTA, BROWN, LGRAY, DGRAY, LBLUE, LGREEN, LCYAN, LRED, LMAGENTA, YELLOW, WHITE } |
| Use the default Color palette. Short hand indexes for user. User can change the palette at will. More... | |
| enum | _Format_format { NUM, ENG } |
| Possible number configurations. More... | |
| enum | _Format_align { ADJ_LEFT, ADJ_RIGHT } |
| Left or Right alignment for a number. More... | |
| enum | _Error { OK, PENDING_OVERFLOW, PENDING_UNDERFLOW, REGISTER_SPRITE_FAIL, BAD_ERROR_CODE, NUM_ERROR_CODES } |
| Enumerate possible error of the Screen class. More... | |
| typedef enum Longan_nano::Screen::_Config | Config |
| Configuration parameters for the logical screen. More... | |
| typedef enum Longan_nano::Screen::_Color | Color |
| Use the default Color palette. Short hand indexes for user. User can change the palette at will. More... | |
| typedef enum Longan_nano::Screen::_Format_format | Format_format |
| Possible number configurations. More... | |
| typedef enum Longan_nano::Screen::_Format_align | Format_align |
| Left or Right alignment for a number. More... | |
| typedef enum Longan_nano::Screen::_Error | Error |
| Enumerate possible error of the Screen class. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| Screen (void) | |
| empty constructor Screen | void More... | |
| ~Screen (void) | |
| empty destructor ~Screen | void | More... | |
| bool | init (void) |
| public init init | void More... | |
| bool | reset_colors (void) |
| public init reset_colors | More... | |
| int | set_color (int origin_h, int origin_w, Color background, Color foreground) |
| public setter set_color | int | int | Color | Color More... | |
| int | set_default_colors (Color new_background, Color new_foreground) |
| public setter set_default_colors | Color | Color More... | |
| int | set_palette_color (Color palette_index, uint8_t r, uint8_t g, uint8_t b) |
| public setter set_palette_color | Color | uint8_t | uint8_t | uint8_t | More... | |
| bool | set_format (int number_size, Format_align align, Format_format format) |
| public setter set_format | int | Format_align | Format_format | More... | |
| bool | set_format (int number_size, Format_align align, Format_format format, int exp) |
| public setter set_format | int | Format_align | Format_format | int | More... | |
| int | get_pending (void) |
| public getter get_pending | void | More... | |
| Error | get_error (void) |
| public getter get_pending | void | More... | |
| bool | update (void) |
| public method update | void More... | |
| int | change_color (Color source, Color dest) |
| public method change_color | Color | Color | More... | |
| int | clear (void) |
| public method clear | void | More... | |
| int | clear (Color color_tmp) |
| public method clear | Color | More... | |
| int | print (int origin_h, int origin_w, char c, Color background, Color foreground) |
| public method print | int | int | char | Color | Color More... | |
| int | print (int origin_h, int origin_w, char c, Color foreground) |
| public method print | int | int | char | Color More... | |
| int | print (int origin_h, int origin_w, char c) |
| public method print | int | int | char | More... | |
| int | print (int origin_h, int origin_w, const char *str, Color background, Color foreground) |
| public method print | int | int | const char * | Color | Color | More... | |
| int | print (int origin_h, int origin_w, const char *str, Color foreground) |
| public method print | int | int | const char* | Color | More... | |
| int | print (int origin_h, int origin_w, const char *str) |
| public method print | int | int | const char* | More... | |
| int | print (int origin_h, int origin_w, int num, Color background, Color foreground) |
| public method print | int | int | int | Color | Color | More... | |
| int | print (int origin_h, int origin_w, int num, Color foreground) |
| public method print | int | int | int | Color | More... | |
| int | print (int origin_h, int origin_w, int num) |
| public method print | int | int | int | More... | |
| int | paint (int origin_h, int origin_w, Color color) |
| public method paint | int | int | Color | More... | |
| int | print_err (int origin_h, int origin_w) |
| public method print_err | int | int | More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static uint16_t | color (uint8_t r, uint8_t g, uint8_t b) |
| Public Method color | uint8_t | uint8_t | uint8_t |. More... | |
Private Types | |
| enum | _Fsm_state { SCAN_SPRITE, SEND_SPRITE } |
| States of the Screen side FSM. Display driver also has its own FSM states More... | |
| typedef enum Longan_nano::Screen::_Fsm_state | Fsm_state |
| States of the Screen side FSM. Display driver also has its own FSM states More... | |
| typedef struct Longan_nano::Screen::_Frame_buffer_sprite | Frame_buffer_sprite |
| Structure that describes a sprite in the sprite frame buffer. More... | |
| typedef struct Longan_nano::Screen::_Fsm_status | Fsm_status |
| Status of the update FSM. More... | |
| typedef struct Longan_nano::Screen::_Format_number | Format_number |
| number format to be printed by the print number method More... | |
| Private Types inherited from Longan_nano::Display | |
| enum | _Config { WIDTH = 160, HEIGHT = 80, PIXEL_COUNT = WIDTH *HEIGHT, COLOR_DEPTH = 16, ROW_ADDRESS_OFFSET = 1, COL_ADDRESS_OFFSET = 26, RS_GPIO = GPIOB, RS_PIN = GPIO_PIN_0, RST_GPIO = GPIOB, RST_PIN = GPIO_PIN_1, RESET_DELAY = 1, SPI_CH = SPI0, SPI_CS_GPIO = GPIOB, SPI_CS_PIN = GPIO_PIN_2, SPI_CLK_GPIO = GPIOA, SPI_CLK_PIN = GPIO_PIN_5, SPI_MISO_GPIO = GPIOA, SPI_MISO_PIN = GPIO_PIN_6, SPI_MOSI_GPIO = GPIOA, SPI_MOSI_PIN = GPIO_PIN_7, USE_DMA = true, DMA_SPI_TX = DMA0, DMA_SPI_TX_CH = (dma_channel_enum)DMA_CH2 } |
| Configuration parameters of the LCD Display class. More... | |
| typedef enum Longan_nano::Display::_Config | Config |
| Configuration parameters of the LCD Display class. More... | |
Private Member Functions | |
| bool | init_class_vars (void) |
| private init init_class_vars | void | More... | |
| bool | init_frame_buffer (void) |
| private init init_frame_buffer | void More... | |
| bool | init_default_colors (void) |
| private init init_default_colors | void | More... | |
| bool | init_palette (void) |
| private init init_palette | void More... | |
| bool | init_fsm (void) |
| private init init_fsm | void | More... | |
| bool | is_valid_char (char c) |
| private tester is_valid_char | char | More... | |
| bool | is_using_background (uint8_t sprite) |
| private tester is_using_background | uint8_t | More... | |
| bool | is_using_foreground (uint8_t sprite) |
| private tester is_using_foreground | uint8_t | More... | |
| bool | is_same_sprite (Frame_buffer_sprite sprite_a, Frame_buffer_sprite sprite_b) |
| private tester is_same_sprite | Frame_buffer_sprite | Frame_buffer_sprite | More... | |
| int8_t | register_sprite (uint16_t index_h, uint16_t index_w) |
| private method register_sprite | uint16_t | uint16_t | More... | |
| int8_t | update_sprite (uint16_t index_h, uint16_t index_w, Frame_buffer_sprite new_sprite) |
| private tester update_sprite | uint16_t | uint16_t | Frame_buffer_sprite | More... | |
| void | report_error (Error error_code) |
| private setter report_error | Error | More... | |
| Private Member Functions inherited from Longan_nano::Display | |
| Display (void) | |
| constructor Display | void | More... | |
| ~Display (void) | |
| destructor ~Display | void | More... | |
| bool | init (void) |
| Public init init | void |. More... | |
| int | register_sprite (int origin_h, int origin_w, int size_h, int size_w, uint16_t *sprite_ptr) |
| public method register_sprite | int | int | int | int | uint16_t * | More... | |
| int | register_sprite (int origin_h, int origin_w, int size_h, int size_w, uint16_t sprite_color) |
| public method register_sprite | int | int | int | int | uint16_t | More... | |
| bool | update_sprite (void) |
| public method update_sprite | void | More... | |
| int | draw_sprite (int origin_h, int origin_w, int size_h, int size_w, uint16_t *sprite_ptr) |
| public method draw_sprite | int | int | int | int | uint16_t * | More... | |
| int | draw_sprite (int origin_h, int origin_w, int size_h, int size_w, uint16_t sprite_color) |
| public method draw_sprite | int | int | int | int | uint16_t | More... | |
| int | clear (void) |
| public method clear | void | More... | |
| int | clear (uint16_t color) |
| public method clear | void | More... | |
Private Attributes | |
| Error | g_error_code |
| Error code of the library. Default is Error::OK. More... | |
| Color | g_default_background_color |
| Default background and foreground colors to be used. More... | |
| Color | g_default_foreground_color |
| uint16_t | g_palette [Config::PALETTE_SIZE] |
| Color Palette. One special code for transparent. Two special indexes store global background and foreground. More... | |
| Frame_buffer_sprite | g_frame_buffer [Config::FRAME_BUFFER_HEIGHT][Config::FRAME_BUFFER_WIDTH] |
| Frame Buffer. More... | |
| uint16_t | g_pending_cnt |
| Track the number of sprites that require update. At zero the update method quit without scanning and print methods will set the scan to the correct index. More... | |
| uint16_t | g_pixel_data [Config::SPRITE_PIXEL_COUNT] |
| Sprite buffer that stores raw pixel data for a single sprite. More... | |
| Fsm_status | g_status |
| Status of the update FSM. More... | |
| Format_number | g_format_number |
| Display format for print numeric values. More... | |
Static Private Attributes | |
| static constexpr uint8_t | g_ascii_sprites [96 *10] |
| ASCII Sprites. Stored in the flash memory. 95 sprites from space ' ' code 32 to tilda '~' code 126 + special code 127. FONT_HEIGHT is used to change font. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Private Member Functions inherited from Longan_nano::Display | |
| static uint16_t | color (uint8_t r, uint8_t g, uint8_t b) |
| Public Method color | uint8_t | uint8_t | uint8_t |. More... | |
Longan Nano Screen Class.
Screen class: abstraction layer for low level LCD HAL for the ST7735S Longan Nano Display
Screen provides a frame buffer and functions to write on it
LCD class: low level driver for screen hardware. Inherited by screen
2020-07-09
Formulated architeture
Focus on Display dirver first
2020-07-23
Display driver working
Core methods: register_sprite and update
Formulated palette, frame sprite and sprite pixel buffer architecture
Use 16x08 sprites. They already exists and 8 by 8 are too small
Structure of the Screen Update FSM Up
FSM is partitioned into the Display side FSM that handles the physical display and the Screen side FSM that handles the sprite based frame buffer
Screen class is designed to massively reduce memory usage and data sent to physical display. Most of the time I need fast updating characters and nothing more.
2020-07-24
Added through debug
BUG: Color decoding macro: FIXED
Test clear black and white inherited from display: SUCCESS
clear function tested with background calls from update and periodic calls of clear triggered by the RTC interrupt
Test clear screen cycling colors from the palette: SUCCESS
2020-07-25
Test random characters in random position: SUCCESS
"is_same" check if two sprites are the same looking for all the nuances
"paint" method, meant to draw special graphics sprites
"Symbol" enum, meant to provide a few graphical sprites. Few in numbers and meant for light graphics, like progress bars.
Test draw a random sprite with a random color:
2020-07-26
Test print string functions: SUCCESS
Change architecture: do not use RTC ISR but use chrono class for timings. Save a peripheral and achieve a mini hardwired scheduler. PA8 release button switches between demos: SUCCESS
2020-07-27
print number with format
User::String class handles number to string conversion up to 32b signed and unsigned
2020-07-28
tested print numbers with format: SUCCESS
bugfix: check that the number fits than the allowed size. Caused dot artifacts on screen
2020-07-29
"change_color" allow to change the color of all sprites from one to another. E.G. red background to blue background
"set_default_colors" allow to set the default background and foreground colors to be used. Change all the sprites that use those colors as well
"set_palette_color" change a color in the palette. Mark all the sprites that use those colors for update
2020-07-30
color methods
2020-07-31
change color demo
with this release, I have a working screen library that does all I need it to do with 2.804% CPU usage at 100uS slice time
I will add to this library as i work on the end applications and find bugs and shortcomings
BUGFIX: print string had a botched same sprite detection 0.18% absolute performance improvement
Now print number won't refresh sprites that have not changed
Migrated print functions to return the number of updated sprites. -1 if error
2020-08-03
g_pending_cnt was meant to skip scan if zero sprites need updating in the frame buffer
it just increases CPU use overall, so was removed
Paint square method. Removed Symbols.
2020-08-04
Unpack methods from class to make the header interface clear while keeping the implementation in the .hpp
Complete doxygen documentation for all methods
2020-08-06
Add pending_cnt. When counter is zero, the update method won't waste time scanning and print method will start seeking from the first valid sprite saving CPU
Adding error codes and print_err
Add rule. allow conditional formatting of number based on rules
Generated two fonts. 16 pixel height NSimSun and 10 pixel height Courier Now
2020-08-07
Bugfix: Driver wasn't taking advantage of the Display solid color register method to avoid computing a complex color map
and was always computing a full color map. Now solid sprites just send one color.
2020-08-08
Bugfix: The draw string with colors and set color methods sometimes didn't update the sprites correctly
either duplicating the previous char or leaving an artifact on pixel 0,0 of the sprite
it was caused by the update FSM disagreeing on which sprites were solid colors or color maps
now a register_sprite method combine the processing of color data and registering of sprites
this reduces workload and solves the bug. Now Screen::register_sprite and Display::register_sprite nicely handle the hierarchy
just like Screen::update and Display::update
| typedef enum Longan_nano::Screen::_Color Longan_nano::Screen::Color |
Use the default Color palette. Short hand indexes for user. User can change the palette at will.
| typedef enum Longan_nano::Screen::_Config Longan_nano::Screen::Config |
Configuration parameters for the logical screen.
| typedef enum Longan_nano::Screen::_Error Longan_nano::Screen::Error |
Enumerate possible error of the Screen class.
Left or Right alignment for a number.
Possible number configurations.
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number format to be printed by the print number method
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Structure that describes a sprite in the sprite frame buffer.
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Status of the update FSM.
Use the default Color palette. Short hand indexes for user. User can change the palette at will.
| Enumerator | |
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| BLACK | |
| BLUE | |
| GREEN | |
| CYAN | |
| RED | |
| MAGENTA | |
| BROWN | |
| LGRAY | |
| DGRAY | |
| LBLUE | |
| LGREEN | |
| LCYAN | |
| LRED | |
| LMAGENTA | |
| YELLOW | |
| WHITE |
Configuration parameters for the logical screen.
Enumerate possible error of the Screen class.
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| OK | |
| PENDING_OVERFLOW | |
| PENDING_UNDERFLOW | |
| REGISTER_SPRITE_FAIL | |
| BAD_ERROR_CODE | |
| NUM_ERROR_CODES |
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private |
| Longan_nano::Screen::Screen | ( | void | ) |
| Longan_nano::Screen::~Screen | ( | void | ) |
empty destructor ~Screen | void |
Void destructor
public method change_color | Color | Color |
| source | | Color | color to be changed |
| dest | | Color | replacement color |
Every sprite that use the "source" palette color as either background or foreground has it swapped for the "dest" palette color. All changed sprites are marked for update
| int Longan_nano::Screen::clear | ( | Color | color_tmp | ) |
public method clear | Color |
| color_tmp | | Color | index of the solid sprite in the palette |
Clear the screen by setting a solid color sprite to each element of the sprite frame buffer
| int Longan_nano::Screen::clear | ( | void | ) |
public method clear | void |
Clear the screen by setting a solid color sprite to each element of the sprite frame buffer
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static |
Public Method color | uint8_t | uint8_t | uint8_t |.
| r | | uint8_t | 8bit red color channel |
| g | | uint8_t | 8bit green color channel |
| b | | uint8_t | 8bit blue color channel |
convert from 24b 8R8G8B space to 16bit 5R6G5B space
RRRRRRRR
GGGGGGGG
BBBBBBBB
RRRRRGGGGGGBBBBB
| Screen::Error Longan_nano::Screen::get_error | ( | void | ) |
| int Longan_nano::Screen::get_pending | ( | void | ) |
| bool Longan_nano::Screen::init | ( | void | ) |
public init init | void
call the initializations for the driver
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private |
private init init_class_vars | void |
Initialize the class vars
|
inlineprivate |
private init init_default_colors | void |
Initialize the default background and foreground colors
|
private |
private init init_frame_buffer | void
Initialize the sprite frame buffer
|
private |
private init init_fsm | void |
Initialize the update FSM machine
|
private |
private init init_palette | void
initialize palette to default values
|
private |
private tester is_same_sprite | Frame_buffer_sprite | Frame_buffer_sprite |
check if sprite_a is functionally the same as sprite_b this is used to decide if mark a sprite for update or leave it as is this function is more nuanced that it appears this function is inside the drivers and assumes all relevant checks have been made by interface functions E.G. >a foreground sprite with with foreground is the same as a background sprite with white background E.G. >writing 'a' red on black is differet from writing 'a' green on black A change of a color in the palette will automatically mark for update all characters that use that palette color, but its taken care by the relevant function Because of that, no function but the update FSM is allowed to deactivate the update flag, so don't be overly aggressive with the result of this function
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inlineprivate |
private tester is_using_background | uint8_t |
return true if the sprite make use of the background palette color
|
inlineprivate |
private tester is_using_foreground | uint8_t |
return true if the sprite make use of the foreground palette color
|
inlineprivate |
private tester is_valid_char | char |
return true if the char is stored inside the ascii sprite table
| int Longan_nano::Screen::paint | ( | int | origin_h, |
| int | origin_w, | ||
| Color | color | ||
| ) |
public method paint | int | int | Color |
Draw a solid color on the screen
There are ery few graphics sprite as they ar meant for progress bars and little more
|
inline |
public method print | int | int | char |
| origin_h | | int | height position of the sprite |
| origin_w | | int | width position of the sprite |
| c | | char | ascii char to be drawn |
print a char inside the sprite frame buffer and mark it for update if needs to be
uses default background and foreground colors
| int Longan_nano::Screen::print | ( | int | origin_h, |
| int | origin_w, | ||
| char | c, | ||
| Color | background, | ||
| Color | foreground | ||
| ) |
public method print | int | int | char | Color | Color
| origin_h | | int | height position of the sprite |
| origin_w | | int | width position of the sprite |
| c | | char | ascii char to be drawn |
| background | | Color | background color of ths sprite as index from the palette |
| foreground | | Color | foreground color of ths sprite as index from the palette |
Print a character on screen using user defined background and foreground colors
Mark the sprite for update if needs to be
|
inline |
public method print | int | int | char | Color
| origin_h | | int | height position of the sprite |
| origin_w | | int | width position of the sprite |
| c | | char | ascii char to be drawn |
| foreground | | Color | foreground color of ths sprite as index from the palette |
Print a character on screen using default background color but a user defined foreground color
|
inline |
public method print | int | int | const char* |
| origin_h | | int | height position of the sprite |
| origin_w | | int | width position of the sprite |
| str | | const char * | string to be drawn. Must be null terminated |
print a char inside the sprite frame buffer and mark it for update if needs to be
uses default background and foreground colors
wrapper for more general print string function
| int Longan_nano::Screen::print | ( | int | origin_h, |
| int | origin_w, | ||
| const char * | str, | ||
| Color | background, | ||
| Color | foreground | ||
| ) |
public method print | int | int | const char * | Color | Color |
| origin_h | | int | height position of the sprite |
| origin_w | | int | width position of the sprite |
| str | | const char * | string to be drawn. Must be null terminated |
| background | | Color | background color of ths sprite as index from the palette |
| foreground | | Color | foreground color of ths sprite as index from the palette |
Print a string on screen using user defined background and foreground colors
Strings will not wrap around the screen
String must be \0 terminated
|
inline |
public method print | int | int | const char* | Color |
| origin_h | | int | height position of the sprite |
| origin_w | | int | width position of the sprite |
| str | | const char * | string to be drawn. Must be null terminated |
| foreground | | Color | foreground color of ths sprite as index from the palette |
print a char inside the sprite frame buffer and mark it for update if needs to be
use default background
wrapper for more general print string function
|
inline |
public method print | int | int | int |
| origin_h | | int | height position of the first character |
| origin_w | | int | width position of the first character |
| num | | int | number to be shown on screen |
Print a number on screen. Overload with default background and foreground
| int Longan_nano::Screen::print | ( | int | origin_h, |
| int | origin_w, | ||
| int | num, | ||
| Color | background, | ||
| Color | foreground | ||
| ) |
public method print | int | int | int | Color | Color |
| origin_h | | int | height position of the first character |
| origin_w | | int | width position of the first character |
| num | | int | number to be shown on screen |
| background | | Color | background color of ths sprite as index from the palette |
| foreground | | Color | foreground color of ths sprite as index from the palette |
Print a number on screen. Format configuration is handled by format
With left asjust, the number is print starting from left an origin is the position of the most significant number
With right adjust, the origin is the position of the least significant number
LEFT 78901 12.71m
RIGHT 78901 12.71m
ORIGIN ^ ^
The format also specifies full number or enginnering format
|
inline |
public method print | int | int | int | Color |
| origin_h | | int | height position of the first character |
| origin_w | | int | width position of the first character |
| num | | int | number to be shown on screen |
| foreground | | Color | foreground color of ths sprite as index from the palette |
Print a number on screen. Overload with default background.
| int Longan_nano::Screen::print_err | ( | int | origin_h, |
| int | origin_w | ||
| ) |
public method print_err | int | int |
| origin_h | | int | height position of the sprite |
| origin_w | | int | width position of the sprite |
print a char inside the sprite frame buffer and mark it for update if needs to be
use default background
wrapper for more general print string function
|
private |
private method register_sprite | uint16_t | uint16_t |
| index_h | | uint16_t | index of the sprite in the frame buffer to build pixel from |
| index_w | | uint16_t | index of the sprite in the frame buffer to build pixel from |
Register a sprite for draw in the display driver if possible
Sprite can be xomplex color map or solid color
|
private |
private setter report_error | Error |
| error_code | | Error | error code of the Screen Class |
Method
| bool Longan_nano::Screen::reset_colors | ( | void | ) |
public init reset_colors |
Reset the colors to default
|
inline |
public setter set_color | int | int | Color | Color
| origin_h | | int | height position of the sprite |
| origin_w | | int | width position of the sprite |
| background | | Color | background color of ths sprite as index from the palette |
| foreground | | Color | foreground color of ths sprite as index from the palette |
Set background and foreground color of a given sprite
public setter set_default_colors | Color | Color
| new_background | | Color | background color of ths sprite as index from the palette |
| new_foreground | | Color | foreground color of ths sprite as index from the palette |
Change the default background and foreground colors
All existing sprites are automatically updated as needed
|
inline |
public setter set_format | int | Format_align | Format_format |
| number_size | | int | sprites reserved for the number |
| align | | Format_align | set alignment of the number |
| format | | Format_format | set display format of the number |
With left adjust, the number is print starting from left an origin is the position of the most significant number
With right adjust, the origin is the position of the least significant number
LEFT 78901 12.71m
RIGHT 78901 12.71m
ORIGIN ^ ^
The format also specifies full number or enginnering format
|
inline |
public setter set_format | int | Format_align | Format_format | int |
| number_size | | int | sprites reserved for the number |
| align | | Format_align | set alignment of the number |
| format | | Format_format | set display format of the number |
| exp | | int | ENG number exponent |
With left adjust, the number is print starting from left an origin is the position of the most significant number
With right adjust, the origin is the position of the least significant number
LEFT 78901 12.71m
RIGHT 78901 12.71m
ORIGIN ^ ^
The format also specifies full number or enginnering format
| int Longan_nano::Screen::set_palette_color | ( | Color | palette_index, |
| uint8_t | r, | ||
| uint8_t | g, | ||
| uint8_t | b | ||
| ) |
public setter set_palette_color | Color | uint8_t | uint8_t | uint8_t |
| palette_index | | Color | color index of the palette to be changed |
| r | | uint8_t | red color channel |
| g | | uint8_t | red color channel |
| b | | uint8_t | red color channel |
Change a color in the palette to another RGB color
Change all sprites that use that color and mark them for update
Use the conversion function provided by the Display driver to compute the right color space
| bool Longan_nano::Screen::update | ( | void | ) |
public method update | void
FSM that synchronize the frame buffer with the display using the driver The low level driver exposes control steps used by the high level frame buffer driver
|
private |
private tester update_sprite | uint16_t | uint16_t | Frame_buffer_sprite |
Update a sprite in the frame buffer and mark it for update if required Increase the workload counter if applicable If workload counter is zero, set the scan to the current sprite to quicken the seek
|
staticconstexprprivate |
ASCII Sprites. Stored in the flash memory. 95 sprites from space ' ' code 32 to tilda '~' code 126 + special code 127. FONT_HEIGHT is used to change font.
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private |
Default background and foreground colors to be used.
|
private |
|
private |
Error code of the library. Default is Error::OK.
|
private |
Display format for print numeric values.
|
private |
Frame Buffer.
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private |
Color Palette. One special code for transparent. Two special indexes store global background and foreground.
|
private |
Track the number of sprites that require update. At zero the update method quit without scanning and print methods will set the scan to the correct index.
|
private |
Sprite buffer that stores raw pixel data for a single sprite.
|
private |
Status of the update FSM.


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I am experienced in front end development and creating bespoke business solutions. I have a strong background in knowledge, data and information management
Working with global teams to capture, collate and evaluate knowledge and best practice. Tracking success through analytics and feeding lessons learned into team practice. Maintaining, upgrading and building the business intranet on a Lotus Notes platform to ensure it is accessible to staff through all environments and technology.
Designing and building intranet web sites. Working alongside departmental project launches producing posters, desk drop marketing, presentations and displays. Maintaining and intranet Leader position for best practice sharing throughout Europe, Intranet development and upgrades.
Various contract positions delivering IT support, project management, installation/support of business software and hardware.
IT hardware and software deployment for General Motors across multiple sites. Team leadership and project management responsibilities to ensure delivery was achieved ahead of time and under budget.
Apart from being a web developer, I enjoy most of my time being outdoors. I am an avid wild camper and archer. During the warmer months I enjoy mountain biking, hiking and trying my hand at carving.
When forced indoors, I follow a number of sci-fi and fantasy genre movies and television shows, I am an aspiring 'best dad in the world' champion, and I spend a large amount of my free time keeping up with technolgy advancements in the front-end web development world.


  Every time I see an opportunity to DRY my specs, I take it.
Today I wrote a spec to make sure that we gracefully ignore SPAMmy contact requests in the Ombu Labs contact page. It initially looked like this:
test "gracefully ignores spammy requests with valid attributes" do
@valid_contact = contacts(:two)
attributes = @valid_contact.attributes
.merge(email_confirmation: @valid_contact.email)
assert_no_difference("Contact.count") do
post :create, contact: attributes, format: 'js'
end
assert_response :success
end
The new behavior adds a simple SPAM trap field
that bots will usually fall for.
If a bot is submitting the email_confirmation
field (which is hidden by a CSS
class), then it is SPAM and it gracefully ignores the request.
The test only tests the scenario where the bot is performing an AJAX
request. Then I thought that SPAM bots might try to submit a non-AJAX html
request.
So I wrote some more:
test "gracefully ignores spammy requests with valid attributes (AJAX)" do
@valid_contact = contacts(:two)
attributes = @valid_contact.attributes
attributes.merge!(email_confirmation: @valid_contact.email)
assert_no_difference("Contact.count") do
post :create, contact: attributes, format: 'js'
end
assert_response :success
end
test "gracefully ignores spammy requests with valid attributes (HTML)" do
@valid_contact = contacts(:two)
attributes = @valid_contact.attributes
attributes.merge!(email_confirmation: @valid_contact.email)
assert_no_difference("Contact.count") do
post :create, contact: attributes, format: 'html'
end
assert_response :success
end
Now that is ridiculous, why should I copy/paste this? There is only one
parameter (format
) that varies between them.
So, I refactored the code to look like this:
["js", "html"].each do |format|
test "gracefully ignores spammy requests with valid attributes" do
@valid_contact = contacts(:two)
attributes = @valid_contact.attributes
attributes.merge!(email_confirmation: @valid_contact.email)
assert_no_difference("Contact.count") do
post :create, contact: attributes, format: format
end
assert_response :success
end
end
The code above doesn't really work. It raises this exception:
/Users/etagwerker/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.1@ombulabs-com/gems/activesupport-3.2.17/lib/active_support/testing/declarative.rb:28:in `test': test_should_gracefully_ignore_spammy_requests_with_valid_attributes is already defined in ContactsControllerTest (RuntimeError)
from /Users/etagwerker/Projects/ombulabs.com/test/functional/contacts_controller_test.rb:29:in `block in <class:ContactsControllerTest>'
from /Users/etagwerker/Projects/ombulabs.com/test/functional/contacts_controller_test.rb:28:in `each'
from /Users/etagwerker/Projects/ombulabs.com/test/functional/contacts_controller_test.rb:28:in `<class:ContactsControllerTest>'
from /Users/etagwerker/Projects/ombulabs.com/test/functional/contacts_controller_test.rb:3:in `<top (required)>'
from /Users/etagwerker/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.1@ombulabs-com/gems/rake-10.5.0/lib/rake/rake_test_loader.rb:10:in `require'
from /Users/etagwerker/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.1@ombulabs-com/gems/rake-10.5.0/lib/rake/rake_test_loader.rb:10:in `block (2 levels) in <main>'
from /Users/etagwerker/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.1@ombulabs-com/gems/rake-10.5.0/lib/rake/rake_test_loader.rb:9:in `each'
from /Users/etagwerker/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.1@ombulabs-com/gems/rake-10.5.0/lib/rake/rake_test_loader.rb:9:in `block in <main>'
from /Users/etagwerker/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.1@ombulabs-com/gems/rake-10.5.0/lib/rake/rake_test_loader.rb:4:in `select'
from /Users/etagwerker/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.1@ombulabs-com/gems/rake-10.5.0/lib/rake/rake_test_loader.rb:4:in `<main>'
Errors running test:functionals! #<RuntimeError: Command failed with status (1): [ruby -I"lib:test"<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>"test/functional/**/*_test.rb" ]>
Basically test-unit doesn't want me to define a test with the same description more than once.
So, I decided to interpolate the format variable in the test description:
["js", "html"].each do |format|
test "gracefully ignores spammy requests in #{format} format" do
@valid_contact = contacts(:two)
attributes = @valid_contact.attributes
attributes.merge!(email_confirmation: @valid_contact.email)
assert_no_difference("Contact.count") do
post :create, contact: attributes, format: format
end
assert_response :success
end
end
Test Unit is happy with this, the tests pass and my spec code is as concise as possible.
If you prefer RSpec, it would look like this:
["js", "html"].each do |format|
it "gracefully ignores spammy requests with valid attributes" do
@valid_contact = contacts(:two)
attributes = @valid_contact.attributes
attributes.merge!(email_confirmation: @valid_contact.email)
expect do
post :create, contact: attributes, format: format
end.not_to change(Contact, :count)
expect(response).to be_success
end
end
RSpec is a little smarter than Test Unit and it doesn't require you to
interpolate a variable (format
) in the description.
Either way, always look for ways to keep your tests as DRY as your classes. It will improve maintenance in the long run.


Part 3 - Unstyled Slider
Now we have added the essential PlusSlider CSS to the stylesheet, included JQuery and PlusSlider script files, and activated the PlusSlider with some javascript code.
Note that we've set a few options on the PlusSlider via the JS initialization code in the  of the document -- we've specified the 'slider' type (as opposed to 'fader'), and we've told PlusSlider to *not* output arrows or pagination controls (because they will make things more complicated at first -- but don't worry, we'll add them back in soon).
HTML Source:

CSS Source:
/* Essential slider functionality (never changes) */
.plusslider { overflow: hidden; position: relative; }
.plusslider-container { position: relative; }
.plusslider .child { float: left; }
.plustype-fader .child { display: none; position: absolute; left: 0; top: 0; } /* only applies to fader type (not slider) */
.plustype-fader .current { z-index: 5; } /* only applies to fader type (not slider) */
.plusslider a img { border: none; } /* prevent blue borders in IE, which break "slider" type by altering the spacing */
/* No-javascript fallback (change "#slider1" selectors below to suit your html) */
#slider1 > * { display: none; }
#slider1 > *:first-child { display: block; }
Javascript Source (in html ):


AngularJS applications are controlled by controllers.
The ng-controller directive defines the application controller. A controller is a JavaScript Object, created by a standard JavaScript object constructor.
The scope is the binding part between the HTML (view) and the JavaScript (controller).The scope is an object with the available properties and methods.The scope is available for both the view and the controller.
The property "carname" was made in the controller, and can be referred to in the view by using the {{ }} brackets.
When you change the name in the input field, the changes will affect the model, and it will also affect the name property in the controller.
The variable "x" has a different value for each repetition, proving that each repetition has its own scope.
The scope of the controller's favorite color:
The rootScope's favorite color is still:
Notice that controller's color variable does not overwrite the rootScope's color value.


The 5km program is an exciting new way to start running. The 5km program is the equivalent of a metronome - it will tell you when to run and when to walk and for how long.
The 5km program is broken into 16 weeks of 3 run days. Each run day takes from 13 to 30 minutes. On the first day you will run and walk for 13 minutes only. But after a short while you will be out running and walking for longer and longer. Eventually, you will complete days consisting of pure running and at the end of the program you will be able to run for 5km without walking.
Each run day is made up of 1 or more activities - these varies between running and walking.
The idea is that you start by running day 1 on a monday, day 2 on the following wednesday and day 3 on the saturday here after. You should preferable complete 3 run days per week for a total of 16 weeks. Also, you must try to run days 1, 4, 7, ... on the same weekday. The same goes for days 2, 5, 8, ... and day 3, 6, 9, ...
See the following table for inspiration:
| Monday | Wednesday | Saturday | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | 1 | 2 | 3 |
| Week 2 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
| Week 3 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
| Week 4 | 10 | 11 | 12 |
| Week 5 | 13 | 14 | 15 |
| Week 6 | 16 | 17 | 18 |
| Week 7 | 19 | 20 | 21 |
| Week 8 | 22 | 23 | 24 |
| Week 9 | 25 | 26 | 27 |
| Week 10 | 28 | 29 | 30 |
| Week 11 | 31 | 32 | 33 |
| Week 12 | 34 | 35 | 36 |
| Week 13 | 37 | 38 | 39 |
| Week 14 | 40 | 41 | 42 |
| Week 15 | 43 | 44 | 45 |
| Week 16 | 46 | 47 | 48 |
The 5km program tracks your progress giving your an idea about which run days you need to complete.
When you want to go for a run you simply start the 5km application and then the program shows you what activity to do. It will be either running or walking. The program will countdown and when it is time to change activity the program will make a sound and start the buzzer.
The first day looks like this:
| 2:30 | 2:30 | 1:30 |
| 1:30 | 2:30 | 2:30 |
Run for 2:30, walk for 2:30, run for 1:30, turn, run back for 1:30, walk for 2:30 and run for 2:30.
The green men tells you when it's time to run towards home.
This activity means that you must run in a steady pace. The speed must be so that you could have a conversation with a partner without losing your breath. A green man indicates it's time to run towards home.
This activity means that you must walk in a more up-beat tempo than what you normally would do. Do not run, though. Walk fast and keep up the pulse. A green man indicates it's time to walk towards home.
Running is over. Give yourself some credit, do some stretching and then hit the shower.


mgcrea.ngMotion.collapse
Basic collapse animation that leverages CSS3 keyframes
, see browser support.
This animation works with opacity
animating respectively from 0 to 1
.
Append one of theses classes am-collapse
to enable theses transitions.
You should use the data-animation
attribute with AngularStrap.


CompactBlockDbStore(appContext: Context, dbPath: String)
An implementation of CompactBlockStore that persists information to a database in the given path. This represents the "cache db" or local cache of compact blocks waiting to be scanned.
appContext
- the application context. This is used for creating the database.


Request the pleasure of
your company to celebrate
their marriage
2PM on Saturday, 21ST July
Islington Town Hall
To follow at
The Canonbury
13:45 (for 14:00 start)
Wedding service at Islington Town Hall
Upper Street, N1 2UD
15:00
Drinks reception at The Canonbury Tavern
21 Canonbury Place, N1 2NS
17:30
Dinner and speeches
21:00
First dance
23:300
Carriages
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Cancer continues to impact all of our lives. Macmillan provides support and advice for thousands of lives affected by cancer. Marie Curie offers care for those with a terminal illness and guidance for the bereaved.
Donations can be made on Just Giving.
More information about each charity can be found on www.macmillan.org.uk and www.mariecurie.org.uk


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Dietary
Brioche is the perfect bread for French toast. Top with caramelised pears and ginger syrup for an indulgent breakfast that is surprisingly easy to make.
Whisk the eggs, maple syrup, vanilla seeds and a pinch of salt together in a large bowl.
For the caramelised pecans, heat the sugar in a small pan until it turns a deep caramel colour (CAUTION: boiling sugar is extremely hot. Handle very carefully. Use a deep pan to avoid bubbling over.). Add the nuts and stir well to coat. Pour the mixture onto a baking tray lined with non-stick baking paper. Leave to cool and harden for a few minutes, then chop into pieces.
Melt 50g/1¾oz butter in a large non-stick frying pan. Dip the brioche slices into the egg mixture then pan fry in the butter for 2-3 minutes on each side, or until golden brown.
Heat the remaining butter in a non-stick pan and add the sliced pear, reserving four slices for a garnish. Add a tablespoon of sugar to the pan and cook for 2-3 minutes. Then add the chopped ginger and syrup. Cook for a further 1-2 minutes until the liquid has reduced and the pears have caramelised.
Arrange the toasted brioche on four plates, top with the caramelised pears and fresh pear slices, crème fraiche and a squeeze of lemon and zest. Scatter with chopped pecans and dust with icing sugar.


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Logger v1.3.4 Logger.Formatter
Conveniences for formatting data for logs.
This module allows developers to specify a string that serves as template for log messages, for example:
$time $metadata[$level] $message\n
Will print error messages as:
18:43:12.439 user_id=13 [error] Hello\n
The valid parameters you can use are:
$time
- time the log message was sent$date
- date the log message was sent$message
- the log message$level
- the log level$node
- the node that prints the message$metadata
- user controlled data presented in"key=val key2=val2"
format$levelpad
- set to a single space if level is 4 characters long, otherwise set to the empty space. Used to align the message after level.
Backends typically allow developers to supply such control
strings via configuration files. This module provides compile/1
,
which compiles the string into a format for fast operations at
runtime and format/5
to format the compiled pattern into an
actual IO data.
Metadata
Metadata to be sent to the Logger can be read and written with
the Logger.metadata/0
and Logger.metadata/1
functions. For example,
you can set Logger.metadata([user_id: 13])
to add user_id metadata
to the current process. The user can configure the backend to chose
which metadata it wants to print and it will replace the $metadata
value.
Summary
Types
Functions
Compiles a format string into a data structure that the format/5
can handle.
Check the module doc for documentation on the valid parameters. If you
pass nil
, it defaults to: $time $metadata [$level] $levelpad$message\n
If you would like to make your own custom formatter simply pass
{module, function}
to compile/1
and the rest is handled.
iex> Logger.Formatter.compile("$time $metadata [$level] $message\n")
[:time, " ", :metadata, " [", :level, "] ", :message, "\n"]
format({atom, atom} | [pattern | binary], Logger.level, Logger.message, time, Keyword.t) :: IO.chardata
Takes a compiled format and injects the, level, timestamp, message and metadata listdict and returns a properly formatted string.
Prune non-valid UTF-8 codepoints.
Typically called after formatting when the data cannot be printed.


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This implementation of the C++ Standard Library contains numerous features that enhance its functionality, but do not strictly conform to the Standard as it is written. These extensions are listed in Table 39. If you are reading this manual online, click the name of the extension to take you to its location in the documentation.
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basic_filebuf(int fd, char_type *buf = 0, streamsize n = /* default size */); |
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open(const char* fname, ios_base::openmode mode, long protection = 0666); The behavior of the function when (fname == 0) evaluates to true is defined as an extension of this implementation. The protection argument is not part of the Standard. |
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open(int fd, char_type *buf = 0, streamsize n = /* default size */); |
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open(FILE *fp, char_type *buf = 0, streamsize n = /* default size */); |
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basic_fstream(const char* s, ios_base::openmode mode, long protection); The protection argument is not part of the Standard. |
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basic_ifstream(int fd, char_type *buf, streamsize n); |
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basic_ifstream(FILE *fp, char_type* buf, streamsize n); |
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open(const char* s, ios_base::openmode, long protection); The protection argument is not part of the Standard. |
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open(int fd, char_type *buf = 0, streamsize n = /* default size */); |
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open(FILE *fp, char_type *buf = 0, streamsize n = /* default size */); |
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fd() const; |
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basic_ifstream(const char* s ios_base::openmode mode, long protection = 0666); |
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basic_ifstream(int fd, char_type *buf, streamsize n); |
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basic_ifstream(FILE *fp, char_type* buf, streamsize n); |
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open(const char* s, ios_base::openmode, long protection); The protection argument is not part of the Standard. |
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open(int fd, char_type *buf = 0, streamsize n = /* default size */); |
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open(FILE *fp, char_type *buf = 0, streamsize n = /* default size */); |
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basic_ofstream(const char* s, ios_base::openmode mode = ios_base::in, long protection = 0666); |
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basic_ofstream(int fd, char_type *buf, streamsize n); |
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basic_ofstream(FILE *fp, char_type* buf, streamsize n); |
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open(const char* s, ios_base::openmode, long protection); |
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open(int fd, char_type *buf = 0, streamsize n = /* default size */); |
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open(FILE *fp, char_type *buf = 0, streamsize n = /* default size */); |
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count(InputIterator first, InputIterator last, const T& value, Size& n); |
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count_if(InputIterator first, InputIterator last, Predicate pred, Size& n); |
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The elements nocreate and noreplace of the openmode bitmask type are provided for compatibility with Classic iostreams as an extension of this implementation. See Bitmask Types for more information. |


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