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all_equal()
allows you to compare data frames, optionally ignoring
row and column names. It is questioning as of dplyr 1.0.0, because it
seems to solve a problem that no longer seems that important.
all_equal( target, current, ignore_col_order = TRUE, ignore_row_order = TRUE, convert = FALSE, ... )
target, current |
Two data frames to compare. |
ignore_col_order |
Should order of columns be ignored? |
ignore_row_order |
Should order of rows be ignored? |
convert |
Should similar classes be converted? Currently this will convert factor to character and integer to double. |
... |
Ignored. Needed for compatibility with |
TRUE
if equal, otherwise a character vector describing
the reasons why they're not equal. Use isTRUE()
if using the
result in an if
expression.
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A javascript event system
v1.0.3
@version
1.1
@author
johann kuindji
@link
https://github.com/kuindji/metaphorjs-observable
A javascript event system implementing two patterns - observable and collector.
Observable:
var o = new Observable;
o.on("event", function(x, y, z){ console.log([x, y, z]) });
o.trigger("event", 1, 2, 3); // [1, 2, 3]
Collector:
var o = new Observable;
o.createEvent("collectStuff", "all");
o.on("collectStuff", function(){ return 1; });
o.on("collectStuff", function(){ return 2; });
var results = o.trigger("collectStuff"); // [1, 2]
@access
public
You don't have to call this function unless you want to pass params other than event name. Normally, events are created automatically.
Event name
false -- return first 'false' result and stop calling listeners after that
"all" -- return all results as array
"merge" -- merge all results into one array (each result must be array)
"first" -- return result of the first handler (next listener will not be called)
"last" -- return result of the last handler (all listeners will be called)
once triggered, all future subscribers will be automatically called with last trigger params
var o = new Observable;
o.createEvent("auto", null, true);
// trigger first
o.trigger("auto", 1, 2);
// subscribe later
o.on("auto", function(a, b){
console.log(a, b); // immediately logs 1, 2
});
This function will be called each time event is triggered. Return false to skip listener.
var o = new Observable;
o.createEvent("filtered", null, false, function(l, args){
if (l.always) {
return true;
}
if (l.param == args[0]) {
return true;
}
return false;
});
o.on("filtered", function(){
console.log("always")
}, null, {
always: true
});
o.on("filtered", function(){
console.log("param");
}, null, {
param: 1
});
o.trigger("filtered", 2); // "always"
o.trigger("filtered", 1); // "always", "param"
This object contains all information about the listener, including all data you provided in options while subscribing to the event.
@access
public
Event name
@access
public
Subscribe to an event or register collector function.
Event name
Callback function
"this" object for the callback function
You can pass any key-value pairs in this object. All of them will be passed to triggerFilter (if you're using one).
@default
false
True to prepend to the list of handlers
@default
0
Call handler this number of times; 0 for unlimited
@default
1
Start calling handler after this number of calls. Starts from 1
Append parameters
Prepend parameters
allow the same handler twice
@access
public
Same as on, but options.limit is forcefully set to 1.
@access
public
Unsubscribe from an event
Event name
Event handler
If you called on() with context you must call un() with the same context
@access
public
Event name
@access
public
Event name
Callback function
Function's "this" object
@access
public
Remove all listeners from all events
@access
public
Remove all listeners from specific event
Event name
@access
public
Trigger an event -- call all listeners.
Event name
As many other params as needed
@access
public
Suspend an event. Suspended event will not call any listeners on trigger().
Event name
@access
public
@access
public
Resume suspended event.
Event name
@access
public
@access
public
Event name
@access
public
Destroy observable
Although all methods are public there is getApi() method that allows you extending your own objects without overriding "destroy" (which you probably have)
var o = new Observable;
$.extend(this, o.getApi());
this.on("event", function(){ alert("ok") });
this.trigger("event");
@access
private
This class is private - you can't create an event other than via Observable. See Observable reference.
Get event name
Callback function
Function's "this" object
See Observable's on()
Callback function
Function's "this" object
See Observable's on()
Callback function
Function's "this" object
Callback function
Function's "this" object


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QSense Sidecar Library
1.0.0
Developed for QSense
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A simple client implementation that hides the low-level API. More...
#include <SimpleSidecarClient.h>
Classes | |
| struct | EventAPIData |
| A simple data structure that encapsulates the data required to initialise the Event API. More... | |
| struct | UserResponse |
| A simple data structure that represents the response from Sidecar Provisioning API. More... | |
Public Types | |
| enum | NetworkType { Ethernet = 0, WiFi = 1 } |
| Enumeration of network connection types for device. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| SimpleSidecarClient () | |
| Default constructor. More... | |
| UserResponse | authenticate (const String &username, const String &password) |
| Authenticate the user against Sidecar. Return the existing user key/secret pair to use with the events API. More... | |
| UserResponse | createUser (const String &username, const String &password) |
Create a new user account with Sidecar. Use this on first run of application if the authenticate method returned an invalid (not 200) responseCode . More... | |
| UserResponse | createOrRetrieveAccessKeys (const String &username, const String &password) |
| Create or retrieve application access keys for the specified user. More... | |
| int16_t | deleteUser (const String &username, const String &password) |
| deleteUser Deprovision a user from the system. Removes the user account, access key/secret and devices associated with the user. More... | |
| void | addReading (const String &key, const float value) |
| Add the specified reading key-value pair to an event. Add as many readings as desired before publishing the event to Sidecar (publish). On publish, the event is re-initialised for publishing subsequent readings. More... | |
| void | addTag (const String &value) |
| Add optional tag values to help analyse the event after publishing to Sidecar. More... | |
| void | addKeyTag (const String &key, const String &tag) |
| Add option key-tag values to help identify/analyse the event after publishing to Sidecar. Use the same key to assign multiple values to a key. More... | |
| bool | publish () |
| publish Publish the built up event to the Sidecar Event API. Invoke addReading with the individual readings that are part of the current event, and addTag as needed to build up a complete event before publishing to Sidecar. More... | |
| const String | currentTime () |
| Return the current date/time in ISO 8601 format. More... | |
| const String | date () |
| Return the current date in ISO 8601 format. More... | |
| int64_t | currentTimeMillis () |
| Return the milli seconds since UNIX epoch. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static void | initNetworkType (NetworkType type) |
| Initialise the API to use the specified type. More... | |
| static void | initUUID (byte mac[6]) |
| static void | initUUID () |
| Initialise UUID engine using a random seed. More... | |
| static void | initAPIKey (const String &apiKey, const String &apiSecret) |
| static void | initUserKey (const String &userKey, const String &userSecret) |
| static void | initEventAPI (const EventAPIData &data) |
| Initialise the Sidecar Event API. More... | |
A simple client implementation that hides the low-level API.
The low-level API is a cross-platform standard C++ API that has been tested on Mac OS X and Windows in addition to Arduino Mega. The simple client is specific to Arduino and is intended to provide a single class that Arduino applications may use to provision devices and publish event data.
The methods in this class are declared in the same order that a typical calling application will need to make to interact with Sidecar.
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inline |
Default constructor.
| void SimpleSidecarClient::addKeyTag | ( | const String & | key, |
| const String & | tag | ||
| ) |
Add option key-tag values to help identify/analyse the event after publishing to Sidecar. Use the same key to assign multiple values to a key.
NOTE: Tags should be single words without spaces.
| key | The key for the key-tag pair. |
| tag | A tag value to associate with the key. |
| void SimpleSidecarClient::addReading | ( | const String & | key, |
| const float | value | ||
| ) |
Add the specified reading key-value pair to an event. Add as many readings as desired before publishing the event to Sidecar (publish). On publish, the event is re-initialised for publishing subsequent readings.
| key | A user defined key for the reading |
| value | The value for the reading. |
| void SimpleSidecarClient::addTag | ( | const String & | value | ) |
Add optional tag values to help analyse the event after publishing to Sidecar.
NOTE: Tags should be single words without spaces.
| value | A tag value. |
| UserResponse SimpleSidecarClient::authenticate | ( | const String & | username, |
| const String & | password | ||
| ) |
Authenticate the user against Sidecar. Return the existing user key/secret pair to use with the events API.
This is generally the first call to use on first run of the application. Use authenticate
before createUser to ensure that the account name (email id) and password are not already in use.
If the response contains a valid (non-empty) keyId and secret, calling applications may chose to save it to flash storage using PROGMEM
. Once stored the provisioning process is complete, and the application may interact directly with the Event API methods. On each run of the application invoke initUserKey with the stored user key and secret.
| username | The username of the user to authenticate as |
| password | The password to use to authenticate |
responseCode
value will be other than 200
. | UserResponse SimpleSidecarClient::createOrRetrieveAccessKeys | ( | const String & | username, |
| const String & | password | ||
| ) |
Create or retrieve application access keys for the specified user.
| username | The username preferred by user (email format) |
| password | The password to associate with user account (8-20 char length) |
responseCode
value will be 200
on success. | UserResponse SimpleSidecarClient::createUser | ( | const String & | username, |
| const String & | password | ||
| ) |
Create a new user account with Sidecar. Use this on first run of application if the authenticate method returned an invalid (not 200) responseCode
.
If the method returns with empty key/secret pair, it generally indicates that the username is taken or username/password failed format/length rules.
| username | The username preferred by user (email format) |
| password | The password to associate with user account (8-20 char length) |
| const String SimpleSidecarClient::currentTime | ( | ) |
Return the current date/time in ISO 8601 format.
| int64_t SimpleSidecarClient::currentTimeMillis | ( | ) |
Return the milli seconds since UNIX epoch.
| const String SimpleSidecarClient::date | ( | ) |
Return the current date in ISO 8601 format.
| int16_t SimpleSidecarClient::deleteUser | ( | const String & | username, |
| const String & | password | ||
| ) |
deleteUser Deprovision a user from the system. Removes the user account, access key/secret and devices associated with the user.
| username | The username of the user account |
| password | The password for the user account. |
204
indicates success.
|
static |
Initialise the API with the API key and secret used to sign provisioning requests. This is usually the first step in initialising the API for a device. Users must register their application with Sidecar and specify the generated API access key and secret.
Calling applications will generally store the API key and secret in flash storage using PROGMEM
and use that to initialise the API on each run of the application.
|
static |
Initialise the Sidecar Event API.
| data | The structure with initialisation data. |
|
static |
Initialise the API to use the specified type.
|
static |
Initialise the API with the user key and secret used to sign event requests. This step can be performed after provisioning a user account for a device. Use the provisioning API
Calling applications will generally store the user access key and secret in flash storage using PROGMEM
and use that to initialise the API on each run of the application.
|
static |
Initialise UUID engine. If using WiFi, the WiFi api provides a way to look up current MAC address. That would be better to get proper UUID values.
|
static |
Initialise UUID engine using a random seed.
| bool SimpleSidecarClient::publish | ( | ) |
publish Publish the built up event to the Sidecar Event API. Invoke addReading with the individual readings that are part of the current event, and addTag as needed to build up a complete event before publishing to Sidecar.
true
if publish succeeded.


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Bills on skill university and sports university are approved by Cabinet
by Staff ReporterThe Delhi government on Monday said that it will introduce two Bills — Delhi Skill and Entrepreneurship University Bill 2019 and Delhi Sports University Bill 2019 — in the upcoming two-day Assembly session scheduled for December 2 and 3.
Both the Bills have already been approved by the Delhi cabinet.
In first week of October, the cabinet had approved the Delhi Sports University Bill 2019 to set up “India’s first” sports university in Delhi, which will offer graduation, postgraduation and doctorate degrees in cricket, football, and hockey, among other sports. Making the announcement, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had said that the university will come up in 90 acres of land in Mundka and there will also be sports schools.
Later in October, the Cabinet approved the proposal to start a Delhi Skills and Entrepreneurial University as the government found that many students come out of the formal education system with a B.A., B.Sc. or M.A. degree and do not find jobs.


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A CSV command-line toolkit written in Rust.
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- Inspect the headers of a file:
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Warning: spoilers ahead for the finale of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK.
The Vivienne had her fair share of run-ins with the other queens as she battled to be crowned winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK.
But it turns out she had some pretty sweet moments that we never got to see.
The Drag Race UK winner has revealed she was the one to suggest that Cheryl Hole stick a piece of toilet paper to her heel while emulating the stereotypical Essex girl on the runway.
Speaking to Metro.co.uk after the final, The Vivienne claimed that she helped out the queens a lot, but none of it made it into the edit.
The 27-year-old said: ‘If you say something bitchy, you said something bitchy and that’s what’s going to be on TV. But we didn’t get to see the softer side of me. I did so much for the other queens that never got shown or even mentioned by the other queens, but hey-ho… I’m gonna say it. On episode one, when Cheryl got all the praise for putting the toilet roll on her shoe as the Essex girl, I told her to do that before she went out on the runway.
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‘I styled Blu’s hair, I styled Cheryl’s hair, I gave Crystal the big orbs for the sewing challenge. I did so much which never got shown, which was a shame, but at least I kind of came round on the last few episodes and showed I’m not a complete cold-hearted b****.’
But unlike many queens before her, Viv isn’t blaming the edit for her portrayal.
The Scouser said: ‘I’d never say blame the edit. I said everything I said. Sometimes a couple of laughs or winks were cut off things I said which maybe changed it a little bit, but we’re drag queens for god’s sake. And I think compared to the US show, we were very tame, we were nice.’
The Vivienne was crowned the first ever winner of Drag Race UK, beating Divina De Campo and Baga Chipz to the title.
And as multiple endings are filmed for the final, to avoid the result being leaked, she found out she had won along with the rest of us.
She said: ‘No, I didn’t know until we sat down and watched it. It was me, Divina and Baga watching it with Alan [Carr], Michelle [Visage] and family. Once you see that reaction clip, it’s pretty evident that we didn’t have a clue.’
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While the US series offers a $100,000 cash prize, The Vivienne has won the chance to create her own digital series in Hollywood.
When asked if she’s a bit disappointed that she’s not £100k richer, Viv laughed: ‘I mean, of course. But you know, we’ll make that in a couple of months. It’s all about the opportunities afterwards.
‘It would have been nice to hit Vivienne Westwood this morning, but never mind.’
RuPaul’s Drag Race UK is available to watch on BBC iPlayer.
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This is the home page of the example application.
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yy-sortable
Vanilla drag-and-drop sortable list(s)
Features include:
- dragging and dropping between sortable and/or ordered lists (options.sort)
- three ways to handle dragging off lists:
- closest - find closest list
- cancel - return to original position before dragging
- delete - remove element from all lists
- lists that are copy-only or no-drop (options.copy and options.drop)
- custom ghost image and icon support so dragging looks nicer and isn't limited by browser
- search descendents for a className when determining where to sort or how to order (options.deepSearch)
- limit the number of elements in a sortable (options.maximum)
- robust event system based on eventemitter3 (i.e., add, remove, order, update, delete, and -pending versions of these events)
- ordered lists may be reverse ordered and ordered by a data-? setting
- dynamically add elements
- uses built in drag and drop API
Rationale
I tried many of the existing drag-and-drop libraries but could not find all the features I wanted in one neat package.
Super Simple Example
new Sortable(document.getElementById('sortme'))
Examples Showing Features
API Documentation
davidfig.github.io/sortable/jsdoc/
Installation
npm i yy-sortable
Influences
I was greatly influenced by the design of sortablejs, which was almost perfect.
license
MIT License
(c) 2018 YOPEY YOPEY LLC by David Figatner


You can add an event handler inside your HTML that will trigger once you click a button.
Text will change once "Enter" has been selected.
Text will change on keychange.
We have an array of customers and we will iterate through them.


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Lists can can be kept very simple with only text content:
The list-item
can have an image inside the list-item-image
container
List item's can also have optional UI controls inside the list-item-controls
container.
By default, list item controls will only show when hovered on devices with pointers, but will always be visible on touch devices.
Controls remain in focus using when any of the list item's children are in focus meaning dropdowns can also be used inside list items.
If you want a list item's controls to be visible all the time, the has-visible-pointer-controls
modifier can be used.
To add a hover effect on each list item use the has-hoverable-list-items
modifier.
To stop text from wrapping and add an ellipsis overflow effect use has-overflow-ellipsis
.
Sometimes you might want to have images hidden by default when the page first loads for using with list display type toggles. You can use has-hidden-images
for this.
list-item
can be used with box
for a box-style list.


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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
paint(MGeometricObject object,
java.awt.Graphics2D g2d)
Method called by the
Canvas when painting the object. |
void paint(MGeometricObject object, java.awt.Graphics2D g2d)
Canvas
when painting the object. This method
receives the Graphics2D held internally by the Canvas
and
paints the object on it. E.g. if there was an object House
and corresponding HousePainter<House>
, this method
would draw the bottom yellow square, two blue squares for windows, a red
triangle as a roof.
If you want to have direct (low-level) access to the graphics, define
this method when adding own custom complex shapes and draw directly to
the given Graphics2D
object using appropriate methods from the
Java libraries.
If you want to define your own shape using Minuscule objects only, use
preferably the draw
method in the object itself.object
- The object to be drawng2d
- The Graphics2D
on which the object should paint itself


- Exception type:
- {exctype}
- Exception message:
- {excmessage}
- Method:
- {method}
- URL:
- {full_url}
Stack trace:
- {info}
This error is displayed for diagnostic purpose. Error details
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What?
Here we go again, yet another jQuery plugin to style <select> elements. That's pretty much it. Scroll down and take a look if it might be something for you.
Here we go again, yet another jQuery plugin to style <select> elements. That's pretty much it. Scroll down and take a look if it might be something for you.
A couple of configurable options to use with Select or Die (SoD).
| Option | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| customID | string |
customID - string
Add a custom class to the SoD element
|
| customClass | string |
customClass - string
Add a custom class to the SoD element
|
| placeholder | string |
placeholder - string
Add a placeholder that's show before a selection has been made
|
| placeholderOption | boolean |
placeholderOption - boolean
As above, but uses the first option as a placeholder
|
| prefix | string |
prefix - string
Add a prefix that's always shown before the selected option
|
| cycle | boolean |
cycle - boolean
Keyboard support is always enabled, but if you set this to true the end user will be able to cycle the list of options. Example: when you've reach the bottom of the list and press the down/right arrow key it will jump back up to the first option.
|
| links | boolean |
links - boolean
Treat the options as links?
|
| linksExternal | boolean |
links - boolean
Treat the options as external links?
|
| size | integer |
size - integer
Do you have a long list of options? Set the size to control how many options that's visible in the SoD before the need to scrol
|
| tabindex | integer |
tabindex - integer
Set a custom tabindex on the SoD
|
| onChange | function |
onChange - function
Provide a callback that will fire when a selection has been made
|
There's also a couple of public methods available, more about them in the methods section further down on the page.
Apply the plugin and you're good to go.
$("select").selectOrDie();
"" by default
Maybe you have multiple selects on the same page and one should look different, or whatever need you can find for a custom class/ID. In this example we're using a custom class to give the SoD a different look.
$("select").selectOrDie({ customClass: "custom", customID: "custom" });
or
$("select").selectOrDie(); <select data-custom-id="custom" data-custom-class="custom">
null by default
If you feel like adding a placeholder that's displayed before anything is selected. Once a selection has been made the placeholder will be removed until the user clicks the SoD again, then it will be shown until the user makes a new selection or focus is lost on the SoD. The "placeholder" is given the class .sod_placeholder
$("select").selectOrDie({ placeholder: "Choose a number" });
or
$("select").selectOrDie(); <select data-placeholder="Choose a number">
false by default
From version v0.1.8 you can set the first <option> to be used as a placeholder. It works pretty much as the placeholder option above. The main difference is that the first <option> will not be visible in the SoD other than as a placeholder.
$("select").selectOrDie({ placeholderOption: true });
or
$("select").selectOrDie(); <select data-placeholder-option="true">
null by default
Add a prefix that's displayed in front of the selected option. The "prefix" is given the class .sod_prefix. If a prefix is set then both the placeholder and placeholderOption options will be ignored.
$("select").selectOrDie({ prefix: "Number:" });
or
$("select").selectOrDie(); <select data-prefix="Number:">
false by default
When enabled it allows the user to cycle the list using his/hers arrow keys.
$("select").selectOrDie({ cycle: true });
or
$("select").selectOrDie(); <select data-cycle="true">
false by default
There's two different ways of defining links. By using links the links will open in the same window/tab, if you use linksExternal the links will be opened in a new window/tab.
You can also define a specific option to act as a link by adding a data attribute to the specific option in the native select. More on that in the various section below.
$("select").selectOrDie({ links: true, // Option below is not needed placeholderOption: true });
or
$("select").selectOrDie(); <select data-links="true" data-placeholder-option="true">
0 by default
The select below consists of 10 options, but since the size is set to 4 it will only show 4 before you have to scroll (or use your up/down keys) to see the rest of the options.
$("select").selectOrDie({ size: 5 });
or
$("select").selectOrDie(); <select data-size="5">
0 by default
The SoD will grab the tabindex set on the native select, but you can override the default tabindex by specifying a custom one. If no tabindex is set on the native select or no custom tabindex is defined then the tabindex of the SoD will be set to 0
$("select").selectOrDie({ tabindex: 10 });
or
$("select").selectOrDie(); <select data-tabindex="10">
$.noop by default
So you want to do something after the user has made a selection? Go ahead.
$("select").selectOrDie({ onChange: function() { alert( $(this).val() ) } });
These might come in handy one day. Click the different methods below to see them in action.
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| destroy | destroy Kills the SoD element and restore everything back to normal |
| update | update Update the SoD to reflect changes made to the native <select> |
| disable | disable Disable the SoD (and the native <select>), an entire option group or an option |
| enable | enable Enable the SoD (and the native <select>), an entire option group or an option |
Destroy the SoD and remove all traces of it.
$("select").selectOrDie();
Lets say an option have been added to the native <select>, then you might want to update the SoD to reflect the native <select>. Then it's just a matter of running the update method and the SoD will update with the new option.
$("select").selectOrDie();
If you need to disable/enable a SoD or any of its option groups/options manually, then use the disable or enable method.
$("select").selectOrDie();
Download the .zip file by clicking the download button below. Once downloaded, unzip it and include the selectordie.css and either of the two .js files found in the "_src" folder. Initialize the plugin, targeting the desired element in the jQuery selector. Just like in the basic example above. Then you're all good!
If you use the SoD I'd love to hear about it. Send a tweet to @mybeardandi.
I'll try to keep it short.
There's probably a ton of things to do/fix, but here's a couple:


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| AbstractBluetoothObject |
Base class of all bluetooth wrapper object classes.
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| BluezAdapter |
Wrapper class which represents an bluetooth adapter.
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| BluezAgentManager |
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| BluezDevice |
Wrapper class which represents a remote bluetooth device.
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| BluezGattCharacteristic |
Wrapper class which represents a GATT characteristic on a remote device.
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| BluezGattDescriptor |
Wrapper class which represents a GATT descriptor on a remote device.
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Wrapper class which represents a GATT service provided by a remote device.
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| ClassUtils |
Operates on classes without using reflection.
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Various DBUS related helper methods.
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| PairingAgent |
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Utility for various XML operations.
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Meld deals with differences between files as a list of change blocks or more simply changes. Each change is a group of lines which correspond between files. Since these changes are what you're usually interested in, Meld gives you specific tools to navigate between these changes and to edit them. You can find these tools in the Changes menu.
In addition to directly editing text files, Meld gives you tools to move, copy or delete individual differences between files. The bar between two files not only shows you what parts of the two files correspond, but also lets you selectively merge or delete differing changes by clicking the arrow or cross icons next to the start of each change.
The default action is replace. This action replaces the contents of the corresponding change with the current change.
Hold down the Shift key to change the current action to delete. This action deletes the current change.
Hold down the Ctrl key to change the current action to insert. This action inserts the current change above or below (as selected) the corresponding change.


All the hi-res DEMs at initialization of the viewer are written. The option works only from Project Files and is not implemented in menus. The location that you wish to write must be specified as the origin in the Project File as well as the number of hi-res tiles. The a1- and a2-DEMs have separate files and there are separate files for each 128x128 tile. Tiles are written after the flat plates are warped to form smooth surfaces in smooth areas, so the output should look identical to the Fusion3D display.
I scaled the data by 0.01 since I thought that might look best on the Rift. However, it is probably better to scale in the Rift code rather than in the Fusion3D output, so I will probably change that.
The option is turned on using the tag 'Map3d-Obj-Write' -- see the Tagged Ascii doc in the users manual.
I wrote out 9 tiles for the first test.


WINDOW TO PARIS A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
* 1/2
WINDOW TO PARIS is a fantasy and a comedy set in St. Petersburg (Leningrad to you hard-line Bolsheviks). It starts in present-day Russia and the point is made early and often that the present conditions are the same miserable conditions as under the Communist regime. The boulevards and the alleyways are a cross between medieval Europe and the sets from Blade Runner.
The hero of the tale, played by Serguei Dontsov, is literally a pied piper of a music teacher at the local school. His fellow teachers hate him because he is not more of a capitalist like them. He objects for example when they fill his classroom with boxes of computer equipment that they have gotten a good deal on. We have many lines about how the disks hold 120MB. His second job is tuning pianos and to do that he carries a wrench type instrument that looks like a gun.
He moves into an apartment where an old woman died. He makes instant friends with everyone in the apartment complex since they are major alcoholics and love to have more people to drink with. They spend the evenings getting filthy drunk. Although he is slim, tall, and sort of handsome, his friends have beer bellies the size of small whales and they are crude and unkempt. The wives look just like the husbands.
After a night of heavy drinking, they discover their window to Paris, and the fairy tale begins. Our hero meets a pretty French girl played by Agnes Soral. Most of the movie happens in Paris with periodic sojourns back to St. Petersburg.
The movie is funny at the level of watching a local amateur theater group. The scenes of our hero as a pied piper were my favorites. The movie has a fun ending in the spirit of the rest of the film. Actually, the comedy was too slow and crude to keep my interest most of the time. What I found fascinating was how depressingly awful the portrayal of modern day Russia was.
Although there was nothing outstandingly good about the movie, there was one negative standout--the camerawork.  Worst of all are lots of very fast zoom outs to a wide-angle. The camera operator had clearly never been to any class.
WINDOW TO PARIS runs about right at 1:31. It is in Russian and French with English subtitles. The movie is rated PG-13 for a one second nude scene and for some profanity. It would be fine for any kid over 10. I do not recommend the show although it does have several nice moments, and I award it * 1/2.
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In this app new product can be added, existing products can be edited in product entry page. Then in billing page all existing products are displayed in a table with search option to search according to any field. After selecting the product its quantity can be changed and total cost of that product and gross total cost will be updated dynamically.
In this app new product can be added, existing products can be edited in product entry page. Then in billing page all existing products are displayed in a table with search option to search according to any field. After selecting the product its quantity can be changed and total cost of that product and gross total cost will be updated dynamically.
In this app new product can be added, existing products can be edited in product entry page. Then in billing page all existing products are displayed in a table with search option to search according to any field. After selecting the product its quantity can be changed and total cost of that product and gross total cost will be updated dynamically.


Chapter 5 Data-Wrangling
5.1 What is Data-wrangling
Data-wrangling is the general process of organizing and transforming data into various formats. For example, loading data into R, pre-processing it to get rid of things you don’t want and keep the things you want, add new things you might want that, arranging the data in different ways to accomplish different kinds of tasks, grouping the data, and summarizing the data, are all common data-wrangling activities. Real-world data often has many imperfections, so data-wrangling is necessary to get the data into a state that is readily analyzable.
We will mainly go over the dplyr
package, which has a number of fantastic and relatively easy to use tools for data-wrangling. At the same time, it worth developigng your basic programming skills (using loops and logic), as they are also indispensable for solving unusual data-wrangling problems.
5.2 dplyr basics
- Dplyr reference
- Hadley Wickham’s, R for Data Science, Chapter 5 Data transformation
- Data import Cheatsheet
library(dplyr) #load the package (make sure it is installed first)
df <- starwars # dplyr comes with a data.frame called starwars
Take a look at that data in df, what do you see? It lists various characters from starwars, along with many columns that code for different properties of each character
5.3 basic dataframe stuff without dplyr
# addressing specific columns
df$name
df$height
df$mass
# addressing columns and rows without names
df[1,] # row 1
df[,1] # column 1
df[1:4,] # all of the data in rows 1:4
df[,4:5] # all of the data in columns 4:5
df[1:3,6:7] # the data in rows 1 to 3, for column 6 and 7 only
# finding a row(s) with specific info
df[df$name=="Luke Skywalker",]
df[df$height > 180,]
df[df$height < 180 & df$height > 70,]
#replace a particular value
df[1,2] <- 173 #changes the cell in row 1 column 2
# size of dataframe
dim(df) #c(number of rows, number of columns)
# cbind to add a column to a data.frame
df <- cbind(df, random_number=runif(dim(df)[1],0,1))
# rbind to add rows
# this creates a new data frame, binding together the rows 1-2, and 5-6
# note: all of the columns need to be the same
new_df <- rbind(df[1:2,],df[5:6,])
# convert a character vector to a factor
df$species <- as.factor(df$species)
levels(df$species)
levels(df$species)[3] <- "hello" # renames the third level, which get's applied to all listings in the df
5.4 A couple questions:
- What are the names of all the characters who are taller than 80, shorter than 140, and are female?
df[df$height > 80 &
df$height < 170 &
df$gender == "female", ]$name
- How many characters have Tatooine for their homeworld?
df[df$homeworld=="Tatooine",]
dim(df[df$homeworld=="Tatooine",])[1] # counts the NAs
tatooine <- df[df$homeworld=="Tatooine",]
tatooine[is.na(tatooine$name)==FALSE,]
dim(tatooine[is.na(tatooine$name)==FALSE,])[1]
5.5 dplyr style
We now look at dplyr and pipes. The idea here is that we start with a dataframe, then systematically transform one step at a time. At each step we pass the data in it’s new state to the next step. The passing is called piping the data. There is a special operator for this %>%
5.5.1 quick example
We start with the entire dataframe df
. Then we select only the rows where the height is taller than 100. Then we group by homeworld, and compute the mean birth year. What we get is a new data.frame, showing the mean birth years for each homeworld.
This is a common refrain:
Dataframe %>% filter %>% group_by %>% summarise
library(dplyr)
new_df <- df %>%
filter(height > 100) %>%
group_by(homeworld) %>%
summarise(mean_birth_year = mean(birth_year,na.rm=TRUE))
5.5.2 filter
We can filter the data by properties of particular columns
# make a new dataframe that only include rows where the height is greater than 120
new_df <- df %>%
filter(height > 120)
# multiple filters are seperated by a comma
new_df <- df %>%
filter(height > 120,
height < 180,
birth_year > 20)
# more examples of differen logical operators
new_df <- df %>%
filter(gender == "male") # == equals identity (same as)
new_df <- df %>%
filter(gender != "male") # != not equal to
new_df <- df %>%
filter(eye_color %in% c("blue","yellow") == TRUE) # looks for matches to blue and yellow
# <= less than or equal to
# >= greater than or equal to
new_df <- df %>%
filter(height >= 120,
height <= 180)
new_df <- df %>%
filter(height > 120 & height < 180) # & AND
new_df <- df %>%
filter(skin_color == "fair" | skin_color == "gold") # | OR
5.5.3 group_by and summarise
group_by()
let’s us grab parts of the data based on the levels in the column
summarise()
applies a function to each of the groups that are created
# counts the number of names, for each hair color
new_df <- df %>%
group_by(hair_color) %>%
summarise(counts=length(name))
# counts names, for each combination of hair and eye color
new_df <- df %>%
group_by(hair_color,eye_color) %>%
summarise(counts=length(name))
5.5.4 focus on summarise
summarise
is very powerful. Using summarise we can apply any function we want to each of the groups. This includes intrinsic R functions, and functions of our own design. And, we can add as many as we want. What we get back are new dataframes with columns for each group, and new columns with variables containing the data we want from the analysis
new_df <- df %>%
group_by(hair_color,eye_color) %>%
summarise(mean_years = mean(birth_year,na.rm=TRUE),
sd_years = sd(birth_year,na.rm=TRUE),
counts = length(name))
5.5.5 Mutate
Use mutate to change or add a column
# change numbers in the height column by subtracting 100
new_df <- df %>%
mutate(height=height-100)
# make a new column dividing height by mass
new_df <- df %>%
mutate(hm_ratio = height/mass)
5.5.6 Select
Use select to select columns of interest and return a dataframe only with those columns
new_df <- df %>%
select(name,height,mass)
5.5.7 Star wars questions and answers
- use dplyr to find how many movies each character appeared in. Return a table that lists the names, and the number of films
# two ways to do the same thing
new_df <- df %>%
select(name,films) %>%
group_by(name) %>%
mutate(films = length(unlist(films)))
new_df <- df %>%
select(name,films) %>%
group_by(name) %>%
summarise(films = length(unlist(films)))
- How many characters are in each movie?
- dplyr isn’t always necessary for every question
table(unlist(df$films))
##
## A New Hope Attack of the Clones Return of the Jedi
## 18 40 20
## Revenge of the Sith The Empire Strikes Back The Force Awakens
## 34 16 11
## The Phantom Menace
## 34
- What is the mean height and mass of characters with blue eyes?
new_df <- df %>%
filter(eye_color=="blue") %>%
summarise(mean_height = mean(height,na.rm=TRUE),
mean_mass = mean(mass,na.rm=TRUE))
5.6 Data input
Before we wrangle with data, we need to get it into R. There are many ways to do that.
All of the following examples assume you have a data folder in your workspace that contains all the data files we will be using. Download this .zip file https://github.com/CrumpLab/statisticsLab/raw/master/RstudioCloud.zip. Unzip the file. Then copy the data folder into your R markdown project folder.
WARNING: loading files requires you to tell R exactly where the file is on your computer. This can involve specifying the entire file path (the drive, all of the folder, and then the filename). These examples avoid this complete filename nonsense by putting the files in a data folder in your R project folder. Then, we just need to specify the folder and the filename. In this case, the folder will always be data. In general, R by default attempts to load files from the current working directory, which is automatically set to your project folder when you are working in an R-studio project.
# loading a csv file using read.csv
hsq <- read.csv("data/hsq.csv")
# alternative using fread
library(data.table)
hsq <- fread("data/hsq.csv") # creates a data.table, similar to a data.frame
# loading an SPSS sav file
library(foreign)
spss <- read.spss("data/02_NYC_Salary_City_2016.sav",
to.data.frame=TRUE)
5.6.1 Other helpful libraries for reading in files
- libary
readxl
let’s you read in excel files - library
googlesheets
let’s you read in google spreadsheets - function
scan
is a powerful and all purpose text input function, often helpful in very messy situations where you want to read in line-by-line load
for R data files- there are several
read.
functions for specific situations. - library
jsonlite
for json data structures - and many more, this is really something that you will learn more about on a case-by-case basis as you have to deal with particular data formats.
5.7 Example Analysis
This example is taken from https://crumplab.github.io/statisticsLab/lab-10-factorial-anova.html#r-10. The data file is stroop_stand.csv
, and can be found here https://github.com/CrumpLab/statisticsLab/tree/master/data
5.7.1 Load the data and libraries you will use
library(data.table)
library(dplyr)
library(ggplot2)
all_data <- fread("data/stroop_stand.csv")
5.7.2 Pre-processing
Pre-processing can include many steps. Here, we convert the data from wide to long format, and make a new data frame.
RTs <- c(as.numeric(unlist(all_data[,1])),
as.numeric(unlist(all_data[,2])),
as.numeric(unlist(all_data[,3])),
as.numeric(unlist(all_data[,4]))
)
Congruency <- rep(rep(c("Congruent","Incongruent"),each=50),2)
Posture <- rep(c("Stand","Sit"),each=100)
Subject <- rep(1:50,4)
stroop_df <- data.frame(Subject,Congruency,Posture,RTs)
5.7.3 Checks
It is important to check the data you are analyzing before you analyze. The checks you make depend on the questions you are trying to answer. Here we check the number of subjects in each condition.
This is a 2x2 repeated measures design, each subject should have 4 means
num_subjects <- stroop_df %>%
group_by(Subject) %>%
summarise(counts = length(Subject))
total_subjects <- length(num_subjects$Subject)
total_has_four <- num_subjects$counts == 4
sum(total_has_four) == total_subjects
## [1] TRUE
Are there any subjects with huge mean RTs? Could indicate something weird happened.
hist(stroop_df$RTs)
5.7.4 Exclusion
If you are going to exlcude subjects from analysis, then justify your exclusion criterion, and then eliminate subject data from the data frame. We will not exlcude any subjects here.
# no exclusions
5.7.5 Analysis
Now you can begin analysis. This experiment asked whether the Stroop effect (difference between mean incongruent and mean congruent), depends on whether people are sitting or standing. Let’s get the means, make a tbale, then plot the data.
5.7.6 table of 2x2 means
overall_means <- stroop_df %>%
group_by(Posture,Congruency) %>%
summarise(meanRT = mean(RTs),
SEMRT = (sd(RTs)/sqrt(length(RTs))))
# make a table of overall means
knitr::kable(overall_means)
| Posture | Congruency | meanRT | SEMRT |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sit | Congruent | 821.9232 | 16.60384 |
| Sit | Incongruent | 940.7855 | 17.91041 |
| Stand | Congruent | 807.9599 | 14.93521 |
| Stand | Incongruent | 903.9131 | 15.34939 |
5.7.7 plot of 2x2 means
ggplot(overall_means, aes(x=Posture,
y=meanRT,
group=Congruency,
fill=Congruency))+
geom_bar(stat="identity",position="dodge")+
theme_classic(base_size=12)+
ylab("Mean Reaction Time (ms)")+
geom_errorbar(aes(ymin=meanRT-SEMRT,
ymax=meanRT+SEMRT),
position=position_dodge(width=0.9),
width=.2,
color="black")+
coord_cartesian(ylim=c(750,1000))
5.7.8 Repeated measure ANOVA
# Make sure Subjecdt is a factor
stroop_df$Subject <- as.factor(stroop_df$Subject)
aov_out <- aov(RTs~Posture*Congruency + Error(Subject/(Posture*Congruency)), stroop_df)
#print summary of ANOVA table
summary(aov_out)
##
## Error: Subject
## Df Sum Sq Mean Sq F value Pr(>F)
## Residuals 49 2250739 45933
##
## Error: Subject:Posture
## Df Sum Sq Mean Sq F value Pr(>F)
## Posture 1 32303 32303 7.33 0.00931 **
## Residuals 49<PHONE_NUMBER>
## ---
## Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1
##
## Error: Subject:Congruency
## Df Sum Sq Mean Sq F value Pr(>F)
## Congruency 1<PHONE_NUMBER>22 342.5 <2e-16 ***
## Residuals 49 82535 1684
## ---
## Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1
##
## Error: Subject:Posture:Congruency
## Df Sum Sq Mean Sq F value Pr(>F)
## Posture:Congruency 1 6560 6560 8.964 0.00431 **
## Residuals 49 35859 732
## ---
## Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1
# prints a nicer ANOVA table
summary_out <- summary(aov_out)
library(xtable)
knitr::kable(xtable(summary_out))
| Df | Sum Sq | Mean Sq | F value | Pr(>F) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Residuals | 49 | 2250738.636 | 45933.4416 | NA | NA |
| Posture | 1 | 32303.453 | 32303.4534 | 7.329876 | 0.0093104 |
| Residuals1 | 49 | 215947.614 | 4407.0942 | NA | NA |
| Congruency | 1 | 576821.635 |<PHONE_NUMBER> | 342.452244 | 0.0000000 |
| Residuals | 49 | 82534.895 | 1684.3856 | NA | NA |
| Posture:Congruency | 1 | 6560.339 | 6560.3389 | 8.964444 | 0.0043060 |
| Residuals | 49 | 35859.069 | 731.8177 | NA | NA |
# prints means for each effect
print(model.tables(aov_out,"means"), format="markdown")
## Tables of means
## Grand mean
##
## 868.6454
##
## Posture
## Posture
## Sit Stand
## 881.4 855.9
##
## Congruency
## Congruency
## Congruent Incongruent
## 814.9 922.3
##
## Posture:Congruency
## Congruency
## Posture Congruent Incongruent
## Sit 821.9 940.8
## Stand 808.0 903.9
5.7.9 Example Write-Up
We submitted the mean reaction times for each subject in each condition to a 2 (Congruency: congruecnt vs. incongruent) x 2 (Posture: Standing vs. Sitting) repeated measures ANOVA.
There was a main effect of Congruency, F (1, 49) = 342.45, MSE = 1684.39, p < 0.001. Mean reaction times were slower for incongruent (922 ms) than congruent groups (815 ms).
There main effect of Posture was significant, F (1, 49) = 7.33, MSE = 4407.09, p =.009. Mean reaction times were slower for sitting (881 ms) than standing groups (855 ms).
The two-way interaction between Congruency and Posture was significant, F (1, 49) = 8.96, MSE = 731.82, p < 0.004. The Stroop effect was 23 ms smaller in the standing than sitting conditions.


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For the next stage of the experiment, you will again play the Task Game against other subjects. However, in this game, the Authority has an extra decision to make. Specifically, in each round the Authority can promise a bonus payment, to be paid by the Authority to the Subordinate ONLY IF the Subordinate chooses to perform the task. The Authority can offer a bonus from 0 to 3.5 tokens, in increments of 0.5 tokens (that is, the offer can be 0, 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, or 3.5 tokens).
When you play as the Authority, you will choose how much of a bonus to offer to the Subordinate. On the other hand, when you play as the Subordinate, you will be asked to make your decision about whether to perform the task or not for each of the possible bonus payments that the Authority might offer you. Afterwards, the computer will match your choices to your partner's choices to calculate the payoffs. After each round, you will see your earnings and your cumulative earnings up to that round. As in the previous stage, you will always be randomly paired with a different partner for each round. You will play 40 rounds as one role, then switch and play 40 rounds as the other role.
In either role, before you make your final decision, you will be able to click on each possible bonus offer to see how the payoff table will change as a result. You can try this out below.
{% include 'authority_game/Auth_payoffs.html' %} {% next_button %} {% endblock %}


- It is important to find a doctor who is both a good partner in treating your disease, as well as a good listener!
- When seeking information on Sjögren’s, consider the source. Make sure the source is authoritative, knowledgeable and up-to-date.
- Identify major stressors in your life and work with a mental health professional or your support system to minimize their impact.
- Just because an OTC product is natural does not make it safe or appropriate. Always discuss natural remedies with your doctor.
- Recent scientific data show that longevity is associated with the successful management of chronic diseases such as Sjögren’s – not the absence of any disease.
- If you have Sjögren’s and are employed, ask for needed accommodations because of your medical condition.
- Always take non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) with food or milk to avoid stomach upset.
- Never feel guilty about seeking a second opinion, especially given the overlap and uncertainty with Sjögren’s.
- “No one grew up with plans to have a chronic disease. It just happens. Once it does, you have to do everything possible to live in the best way you can.”
- If you are riding an emotional roller coaster of emotions because of your Sjögren’s, join an SSF Support Group and/or talk to a health professional.
You will feel better knowing that you are not alone, plus you will find more ways to cope with your disease.
- Listen to your body. Do not take on more than you can handle, and pay attention to new symptoms, or symptoms that get worse, and tell your physician.
 Usually this is a rheumatologist, but a family doctor or general practitioner may also fill this role.
- Become an active participant in treatment decisions and an informed consumer. You will feel more in control of your disease, decrease anxiety, and ensure you are getting the best possible medical care for you.
- You can maintain a good quality of life with Sjögren’s. Stay on top of the latest information, educate yourself through the SSF, find support and watch your limits.
- Make sure your physician knows about all the prescription and OTC medications you are taking. Many drugs have side effects that can make your Sjögren’s symptoms worse.
- Remember that just because a symptom can’t be seen easily, your symptom is still important. If you feel your Sjögren’s symptoms are dismissed by a physician, help educate your physician and/or find another physician.
- Wondering what products Sjögren’s patients use for dry eye, dry mouth, dry nose, dry skin, dry ears, dry vagina, sun protection, reflux and neuropathy pain? Contact the SSF for a copy of its Product Directory.
- Seek positive relationships in your life. These will help you cope and will reduce general anxiety when you have a frequently misunderstood disease.
- Eat soft, moist foods if you have trouble swallowing or with your teeth chipping and breaking.
- Sjögren’s patients should eat smaller, more frequent meals to stimulate saliva flow.
- Avoid salty, acidic or spicy foods and carbonated drinks that may be painful on your dry mouth or interfere with digestion in Sjögren’s.
- Help prevent dental decay by using oral products containing the sweetener xylitol.
- For dry mouth, increase your intake of liquids during the day. Remember that small sips of water work best.
- Sjögren’s patients should avoid mouthwashes and rinses that contain alcohol or witch hazel. These ingredients can aggravate oral dryness and burning.

- Apply vitamin E oil or moisturizing gels to dry or sore parts of the mouth or tongue for long-lasting relief. Use the liquid oil or punch holes in vitamin capsules.
- Try sterile eyelid cleansers or baby shampoo on a warm washcloth to help with blepharitis, a common condition in Sjögren’s that causes chronic inflammation of the eyelids and eyelid margins.
- The mainstay of treatment for blepharitis, a chronic condition that accompanies dry eye and Sjögren’s, is warm compresses, lid massage and lid hygiene. If the blepharitis is acute, you might need a prescription antibiotic ointment.
- If your eyes are bothered by light, wear sunglasses or try lenses with a FL-41 filter.

- Avoid applying anything to the eyelids that can irritate your dry eye; products placed on the eyelid will get into the tear film.
- Sjögren’s patients with dry eye should carefully clean their eyelids with warm water or one of the commercially available eyelid cleansers.
- Use non-preserved artificial tears frequently and regularly, even when your eyes feel good. The goal is to keep your eyes comfortable, not to wait until they are uncomfortable.
- Keep the upper and lower eyelids free of facial creams at bedtime; they can enter the eye and cause irritation.
- Dry eye patients often develop or aggravate their environmental allergies. An over-the-counter allergy drop (even if preserved) used twice daily may help.
- Try ointments or gels at bedtime by first applying them only to the eyelids and lashes. If that is not helpful, place ~1/4 inch of ointment between the lower lid and eyeball.
- Eye ointments and gels can blur your vision and are usually reserved for overnight use.
- For dry eye, apply a warm, wet compress to the closed eyes using a washcloth. Apply at bedtime and upon awakening for 5 minutes, or more often if helpful.
- If your vision is blurred with artificial tear use, try a less thick (viscous) drop or ointment.
- Try moisture chamber glasses, wrap-around sunglasses, or other glasses, goggles or shields to prevent moisture evaporation and offer protection from air currents that irritate your dry eye.
- Take short, warm baths or showers to help with dry skin. Hot water removes skin oils.
- Sjögren’s patients with dry skin should pat dry after bathing and moisturize immediately while the skin is still damp. You can use petroleum jelly, bath oil or even some cooking oils such as safflower oil, olive oil, Canola® oil and Crisco®.
- Drag moisture into your skin by using products that contain chemilas such as urea, glycerin, lactic or similar “metabolic” or alpha-hydroxy acids, such as AmLactin® cream or Carmol®.
- Sjögren’s patients with dry and/or sensitive skin should avoid fabric softeners in the washer and dryer.
- After swimming, make sure that you shower and then immediately use a moisturizer to reduce dry skin symptoms.
- Try nasal irrigation for a dry nose. Instructions for various methods are available through the SSF.
- Use a moisturizing spray or gel for your dry nose.
- A drop of earwax remover or mineral oil can help dry itching ears.
- Battling fatigue with Sjögren’s? Know your limits and pace yourself.
- Don’t be a couch potato! A common cause of chronic pain and fatigue in any disorder, including Sjögren’s, is lack of exercise.
- Educate your friends and family about what you are going through and how fatigue in Sjögren’s can come and go.
- Work with your doctor to find a specific cause and treatment for your fatigue. Sjögren’s can cause fatigue, but there can be other related causes.
- Always report changes in cognition/memory and mood, such as depression and anxiety, to your doctor. “Brain fog” can accompany Sjögren’s, but all changes in usual symptoms should be reported.
- Did you know that "brain fog" is a major complaint of Sjögren’s patients? Hint: Train the brain! If you don’t use it, you will lose it.
- Don’t assume your “brain fog” is due to Sjögren’s, especially in patients over 65-70 years of age: a major cause of cognitive dysfunction can be side effects of drugs and drug interactions.
- To help symptoms of “brain fog,” minimize stress and anxiety. Take breaks throughout the day and learn relaxation exercises and practice them at regular intervals.
- Reduce caffeine and alcohol to help with “brain fog” and sleep problems in Sjögren’s.
- Boost your brain power: Continue to work into retirement (part time) if able, learn new skills, volunteer, engage in social and mentally stimulating activities and establish new friendships and relationships.
- Letting yourself laugh and talk about your feelings will help reduce stress and anxiety, which contribute to fatigue and “brain fog” in Sjögren’s.
- To reduce reactions to the sun, wear good UV-protective eye lenses and sunglasses, and seek the shade when outside.
- Protect your skin and eyes through use of sunscreen, sunglasses, ultraviolet light-protective clothing, hats, and non-fluorescent lighting.
- Did you know that Sjögren’s patients can react to the sun and other sources of ultraviolet (UV) light? Consider purchasing UV-protective car and home window films that are clear or tinted to protect yourself from UV radiation.
- Look for the words “broad spectrum” on sunscreen protection. This means that you will be protected from both UVA and UVB radiation.
- Sjögren’s patients who react to the sun should be especially careful to use sunscreen that protects against both UVA and UVB rays. Doctors now recognize the dangers of UVA light in addition to those of UVB.
- Remember that water, humidity and sweating decrease sunscreen effectiveness and mean you must reapply your sunscreen. Sjögren’s symptoms can be aggravated by sunlight.
- Did you know that ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun and other light sources can affect Sjögren’s patients, leading to skin rashes, disease flares, eye sensitivity and pain? Protect yourself using tips offered by the SSF.
- Sjögren’s patients who have trouble sleeping should make sure the bedroom is comfortable, secure, dark and quiet.
- To maintain good “sleep hygiene,” get out of bed at the same time every morning and into bed with lights out at the same time every night.
- Did you know that sleep problems are a major complaint among Sjögren’s patients? To help with sleep, avoid alcohol and caffeine after 4:00 p.m.
- Sjögren’s patients undergoing surgery should talk to their doctor about bringing medications and OTC products that are not commonly stocked in hospital pharmacies.
- If you are headed to the hospital, you should inform hospital personnel during the pre-admission visit or phone call about the OTC and prescription medications you need and are bringing.
- Consider using a nasal moisturizer before surgery, even if you do not routinely use one. Sjögren’s patients tend to be drier than expected after surgery.
- Anticipate experiencing more dryness than usual after surgery. Sjögren’s patients should bring extra eye drops and oral and nasal moisturizers to the hospital.
- Tell your surgeon, anesthesiologist and other physicians and staff involved in your hospital care that you have Sjögren’s. Share information about your dryness and other symptoms and routine care.
- If you are headed for surgery, ask the nurse to speak with the anesthesiologist to obtain permission for you to take Evoxac® or Salagen® the morning of your surgery if it is part of your routine care.
- Before entering the hospital, check out your hospital’s policies. You may be allowed to keep your medications at your bedside, or they may be administered by a nurse. OTC products probably can be kept at your bedside for use as needed.
- For nighttime reflux, avoid eating at least 3 hours before bed and limit liquids to small sips to keep the stomach empty.
- Elevate the head of your bed by raising the bed posts at least 30-45 degrees to help with nighttime reflux. Do not use extra pillows to elevate the head.


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Missing him was dark grey all alone
Forgetting him was like trying to know somebody you've never met
But loving him was red
An emotion a character is experiencing can be identified by what colour the character, or whatever they have is or turns in to. A character might turn red when they are angered or embarrassed, yellow when happy, or blue when sad. The background might even change to the same colour the person is. Sometimes, a character will change clothes to reflect what they feeling that particular day. Someone with an Aura Vision might be able to tell what mood another person is in by the colour their aura emits.
The trope is pretty old as the Seven Deadly Sins originally had colors associated with them. Envy is green (yes, that's where the whole Green-Eyed Monster idea came from), Lust is blue (in some languages, a porno is actually called a "blue film" and a horny person is said to have a "blue mind"), Pride is purple (the color of royalty), Wrath is red, Gluttony can be pink or orange, Greed is gold, and Sloth is light blue or cyan.
Here's a list of colours commonly used to identify several emotions:
- Red: Anger, embarrassment, passion, or lust.
- Blue: Shyness, sadness, or calmness.
- Yellow: Cowardice, happiness, or caution.
- Green: Disgust, envy, friendliness, or greed.
- Purple: Pride, fear, or courageousness
- Grey: Depression, regular sadness, or stoicism.
- Black: Coldness or mournfulness.
- Pink: Cheeriness, embarrassment, or love.
- White: Shock, fear, coldness, or mournfulness.
A subtrope of Colour-Coded for Your Convenience. See also Blue with Shock, Colour Failure, High-Pressure Emotion, and Mood Ring Eyes.
Examples:
- In Ah! My Goddess, Belldandy can see Keichi's moods as colored auras.
- Koro-sensei from Assassination Classroom can change his skin color to show his emotions, since he is almost always smiling. The list is:
- Yellow: His normal color.
- Yellow with green stripes: Mocking contempt.
- Orange with circle shape: Right answer.
- Purple with X shape: Wrong answer.
- Blue: Shock/sadness.
- Magenta: Sleepy/relaxed.
- Pink: Blushing.
- White: Poker face/bewildered.
- Red: Angry.
- Pitch black: Extreme anger.
- Blinding white glow: Pissed off beyond reason.
- Doraemon: Occurs in "Soap Bubbles". People under the effects of the Soap Bubble Straw have a black color surrounding their body, showing that they are cold and mournful.
- Due to the games showing him with barely any expressions, this had to be done for Meta Knight in Kirby: Right Back at Ya!, by changing the colors of his eyes under his mask.
- Blue: Proud.
- Red: Angry.
- Green: Suspicious.
- Grass Green: Serious.
- Pink: Amused.
- Dark Yellow: "Closed" (This would be retconned in the following games)
- "Suicide - Blue", "Homicide - Red" and "Genocide - Yellow" from the Patchwork Horrorshow portfolio from Aza Smith's Grindhouse and Watercolors fit this criteria.
- "Suicide - Blue" shows depression, using blue as the color of tears.
- "Homicide - Red" shows rage, using the color of blood.
- "Genocide - Yellow" shows apathy, using the color of bile and poison.
- Green Lantern:
- The Emotional Spectrum, which associates a specific color to an emotion, and these emotions are what power up the lantern rings. Red is Anger, Orange is Greed, Yellow is Fear, Green is Willpower, Blue is Hope, Indigo is Compassion, and Violet is Love. There is also White and Black, representing Life and Death itself.
- The Phantom Ring enables the user to tap into the entire spectrum. A Phantom Lantern's powers and appearance change to match the Corps of whatever their emotional state is at the time.
- Ultraviolet, part of the invisible emotional spectrum, seems to be associated with shame and self destruction.
- Water elementals shift colour according to their mood in Diaries of a Madman. Within the dream realm, dreams are also coloured according to the type of dream it is, and the emotions of the dreamer.
- Domoverse: Caroline sees emotions this way.
- Dark Red: Murderous Rage
- Baby Blue: Safety
- Black: Hate
- Green: Happiness
- Dark Forest Green: Jealousy
- Orange: Fear
- Sunny Yellow: Playful/Happy
- The Legend Of Zelda Ocarina Of Time Novelization: Fairies' colours can change depending on their mood, most often portrayed by Navi. So far:
- Red: Anger, Sense of Danger
- Yellow: Fear, Attention Grabbing (Fittingly, she uses this colour when Link targets an enemy, as she is trying to grab his attention), as explicitly said in the seventh chapter.
- Neon Green: Shock
- Pink: Possibly love or care, since she was rather embarrassed when she noticed her pink glow for the first time.
- With This Ring: The Emotional Spectrum, as originally from the Green Lantern. Interestingly, the SI's thoughts and speech are often coloured Orange, and on occasion, the other colours of the spectrum. The Green Lanterns also demonstrate this, but so do other characters who feel particularly strong emotions.
- Triptych Continuum: There's a spell that detects intents of spells, as seen in the second chapter of Triptych, which visualizes a given spell as a specific color thematically related to the intent behind it:
her field flared as the spell picked up the traces of power, changed color to reflect intent.
But not from her own steady pink to the typical angry red displayed by a dedicated arsonist. Shimmering gold, slightly metallic with just hints of sparkles around the edges, nearly invisible in the warm gleam of soft yellow. A color she'd never personally seen before, one she didn't associate with a deliberate burn.
- Disney/Pixar's film Inside Out has the emotions be color-coded: Joy is yellow, Sadness is blue, Anger is red, Disgust is green, and Fear is purple.
- Tangled: Pascal the chameleon sometimes changes color on emotions, e.g. when he's startled and scared by Maximus suddenly dragging Flynn away, he turns red. This is downplayed however, because most of the color-changes he has in the movie, are him matching colors with his environment, or even color-changing on will for fun.
- Home: The Boov change colors to reflect emotions. Red is anger, yellow is fear, orange is happiness, blue is sadness, and pink seems to be affection. In addition, Oh has a bad habit of turning green (possibly with guilt) when he lies.
- Drones in The Culture often display a coloured force field to show what mood they're in: blue for formal, white for angry, red for pleasure and so on.
- In Mistress of All Evil: A Tale of the Dark Fairy,Maleficent's skin changes colors depending on her mood. It's a light purple when she's either happy or nervous, but turns green when she's bitter.
- In The Witchlands, various Threads (lines representing feelings and connections of a person) have different colours to represent various emotions. Iseult, who can see Threads, often comments that she feels like she's living in the middle of a rainbow.
- The Idrian royals from Warbreaker have hair that changes colour depending on their emotions. Black for neutral, red for passion, embarrassment or anger, white for fear and golden-blonde for happy or content. They can control it to some extent, along with the length of their hair, which becomes a minor plot point when one of the princesses is trying to conceal her emotions.
- In Alice, Girl from the Future, there are indicators, animals that changes color depending on its emotions (among them are yellow for mistrust, dark green for content, transparent for admiration). The first indicator (and the only more or less plot-relevant one) appears in The Voyage of Alice (it is Demoted to Extra but still there in its animated adaptation, The Mystery of the Third Planet).
- Blue Train by John Coltrane. The album cover is blue, just like the title and the title track. Coltrane is shown contemplating, suggesting he's feeling blue.
- Blue by Joni Mitchell has a blue colour for the same reason as the album example above.
- Colors by Halsey, discussing the color gray, its relation with depression and how that all affects Matty Healy from The 1975.
- Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000: The four Chaos gods are the embodiments of a specific emotion felt by sentient creatures. Khorne (rage) is red, Tzeentch (hope) is blue, Slaanesh (desire) is either pink/purple, and Nurgle (despair) is green.
- In Magic: The Gathering, this is used to hilarious effect in Swirling Spriggan. Otherwise averted, however: emotions fall strictly under Red, though characters aligned with other colors obviously feel emotions.
- In the New World of Darkness, characters with Aura Vision can identify people's emotions by the colours in their auras.
- In Horizon Zero Dawn, CYAN's complex hologram turns yellow when she experiences fear or anxiety, white with sorrow, and green when deep in thought.
- In Fallout 2 with the Empathy perk you see in blue what responses will get a calm reaction, red for anger, and the regular green for neutral.
- Golden Sun uses little emoticons to represent character's emotions. Red for angry, yellow for happy, and blue for sad.
- In Star Wars: The Old Republic, the Sith Warrior and Inquisitor, classes that draw their power from rage, glow red when using their 'recovery' move. Jedi doing an equivalent move glow golden or blue instead.
- In Zoo Tycoon, your animals have colored emoticons appear over their head to indicate their mood at certain times.
- In Super Princess Peach her vibe powers are represented by colored hearts: Yellow for joy, green for calmness, red for rage and blue for sadness. On the same vein, enemies will be colored the corresponding color when they are affected by one of the vibes.
- Athena Cykes from Ace Attorney has Widget, a necklace computer that aids her in reading the emotions of others and defaults to her own emotions: red for anger, green for joy or happiness, yellow for shock or surprise, and blue for sadness or fear.
- The androids from Detroit: Become Human all have a circular LED light in their right temple. Blue is the default color, yellow is for when the android is deep in thought or wirelessly interfacing with other androids, and red is for danger, stress or critical damage.
- In The Sims 4, the various emotional states that Sims can enter are each represented by a color: Red for angry, orange for tense, yellow for embarrassed, reddish-orange for uncomfortable, green for happy, neon green/yellow for energized, light blue for inspired, blue for confident, dark blue for sad, purple for focused, light purple for dazed, magenta for playful, pink for flirty, grey for bored, and fine has no color at all.
- In the Borderlands 3 DLC "Psycho Krieg and the Fantastic Fustercluck", Krieg's personalities are split between a red version that represents his Psycho side and a blue version that represent the remnants of his sanity.
- In the second season of Captain Ufo, Celeste wants to interrogate a comatose prisoner, so she enters his mind thanks to Dr. Marcuus' machine. The environment is usually a white-ish void, but memories are colour-coded (given the situation, red or blue/violet for anger and sadness).
- In Superline, Erin's emotion manipulation powers allow her to create physical manifestations of emotional energy, and each emotion has a specific color. As a subset of this power, she also has Mood Ring Eyes that correspond to the same colors.
- In Hanazuki: Full of Treasures, this is applied to the Moonflowers (specifically, the white parts of their bodies), their Alterling companions, and their Treasure Trees: Red for feistiness, orange for wackiness, yellow for happiness, lime green for fear, dark green for mellowness, emerald for jealousy, blue for sadness, teal for glamor, purple for bravery, lavender for inspiration, pink for love, raspberry for hope, and black for despair.
- An episode of Aladdin: The Series had the characters enchanted by colored gemstones which instilled them with corresponding emotions—blue for depression, green for envy, yellow for fear, etc.
- An episode on The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, where Jimmy gets banned in the science fair, features a device that detects emotion through colour and music genre. For instance, when Cindy feels happy, the device shines yellow as it plays a sunny tune; when she spots Jimmy, the colour turns red as the music shifts to heavy metal; and while she feels regret and accidentally puts her hand on the device, it turns blue and plays, well, blues.
- Kim Possible: The Moodulator, a device that changes emotion, is coded by colour. E.g, yellow for happy, blue for sadness, pink for love, and red for rage.
- Many animals that are capable of changing the colors of their skin often do this to display their emotions to others of their species or to potential predators. For example, chameleons will become brighter when they're feeling excited or black when extremely agitated. Squids take this a step further by rapidly changing colors to display to potential mates, warn rivals or even disorient their prey.


StoryCheck provides checklists to journalists for information generally needed for most stories. It helps the reporter to keep track of essential information, and not hand in an incomplete story.
Thanks to:
Kanthan Pillay and to the late Colin Howell for the original checklists.


This package makes available 50 objective functions for benchmarking the performance of global optimization algorithms
| Version: | 1.1 |
| Published: | 2014-09-09 |
| Author: | Katharine Mullen |
| Maintainer: | Katharine Mullen <katharine.mullen at stat.ucla.edu> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Citation: | globalOptTests citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | Optimization |
| CRAN checks: | globalOptTests results |
| Reference manual: | globalOptTests.pdf |
| Package source: | globalOptTests_1.1.tar.gz |
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| OS X binaries: | r-release: globalOptTests_1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: globalOptTests_1.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | globalOptTests archive |
| Reverse imports: | kernDeepStackNet, ROI.models.globalOptTests |
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