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Implementation of HandlerChain
| Field Summary | |
protected java.util.List |
handlerInfos
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| Fields inherited from class java.util.AbstractList |
modCount |
| Constructor Summary | |
HandlerChainImpl()
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HandlerChainImpl(java.util.List handlerInfos)
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| Method Summary | |
void |
addNewHandler(java.lang.String className,
java.util.Map config)
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void |
destroy()
Indicates the end of lifecycle for a HandlerChain. |
java.lang.String[] |
getRoles()
Gets SOAP actor roles registered for this HandlerChain at this SOAP node. |
boolean |
handleFault(MessageContext _context)
The handleFault method initiates the SOAP
fault processing for this handler chain. |
boolean |
handleRequest(MessageContext _context)
The handleRequest method initiates the request
processing for this handler chain. |
boolean |
handleResponse(MessageContext context)
The handleResponse method initiates the response
processing for this handler chain. |
void |
init(java.util.Map map)
Initializes the configuration for a HandlerChain. |
void |
setRoles(java.lang.String[] roles)
Sets SOAP Actor roles for this HandlerChain . |
| Methods inherited from class java.util.ArrayList |
add, add, addAll, addAll, clear, clone, contains, ensureCapacity, get, indexOf, isEmpty, lastIndexOf, remove, removeRange, set, size, toArray, toArray, trimToSize |
| Methods inherited from class java.util.AbstractList |
equals, hashCode, iterator, listIterator, listIterator, subList |
| Methods inherited from class java.util.AbstractCollection |
containsAll, remove, removeAll, retainAll, toString |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Methods inherited from interface java.util.List |
add, add, addAll, addAll, clear, contains, containsAll, equals, get, hashCode, indexOf, isEmpty, iterator, lastIndexOf, listIterator, listIterator, remove, remove, removeAll, retainAll, set, size, subList, toArray, toArray |
| Field Detail |
protected java.util.List handlerInfos
| Constructor Detail |
public HandlerChainImpl()
public HandlerChainImpl(java.util.List handlerInfos)
| Method Detail |
public java.lang.String[] getRoles()
HandlerChain
next
.
getRoles
in interface HandlerChain
public void setRoles(java.lang.String[] roles)
HandlerChain
HandlerChain
. This
specifies the set of roles in which this HandlerChain is to act
for the SOAP message processing at this SOAP node. These roles
assumed by a HandlerChain must be invariant during the
processing of an individual SOAP message through the HandlerChain.
A HandlerChain
always acts in the role of the
special SOAP actor next
. Refer to the SOAP
specification for the URI name for this special SOAP actor.
There is no need to set this special role using this method.
setRoles
in interface HandlerChain
roles
- URIs for SOAP actor namepublic void init(java.util.Map map)
HandlerChain
init
in interface HandlerChain
map
- Configuration for the initialization of this handler
chainpublic void addNewHandler(java.lang.String className, java.util.Map config)
public boolean handleFault(MessageContext _context)
HandlerChain
handleFault
method initiates the SOAP
fault processing for this handler chain.
handleFault
in interface HandlerChain
_context
- MessageContext parameter provides access to the SOAP
message.
true
if all handlers in
chain have been processed. Returns false
if a handler in the chain returned
false
from its handleFault method.public boolean handleRequest(MessageContext _context)
HandlerChain
handleRequest
method initiates the request
processing for this handler chain.
handleRequest
in interface HandlerChain
_context
- MessageContext parameter provides access to
the request SOAP message.
true
if all handlers in
chain have been processed. Returns false
if a handler in the chain returned
false
from its handleRequest
method.public boolean handleResponse(MessageContext context)
HandlerChain
handleResponse
method initiates the response
processing for this handler chain.
handleResponse
in interface HandlerChain
context
- MessageContext parameter provides access to the response
SOAP message.
true
if all handlers in
chain have been processed. Returns false
if a handler in the chain returned
false
from its handleResponse method.public void destroy()
HandlerChain
destroy
in interface HandlerChain
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For CIDOC CRM, FRBRoo, and FRBR RDA classes, it was not necessary to hand-code all of the various python classes and properties. Using duck-typing with lxml and RDF files that describe the classes and properties for these specifications that already existed for these specifications, lightweight container classes were created and utilitized with the redis module to provide a object-mapper to the Redis datastore.


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JANA2
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Public Types | |
| enum | Status { Ready, Congested, Empty, Full, Finished } |
| Public Types inherited from JActivable | |
| enum | Status { Unopened, Inactive, Running, Draining, Drained, Finished, Closed } |
Public Member Functions | |
| JMailbox (size_t threshold=100, size_t locations_count=1, bool enable_work_stealing=false) | |
| threshold: the (soft) maximum number of items in the queue at any time domain_count: the number of domains enable_work_stealing: allow domains to pop from other domains' queues when theirs is empty | |
| size_t | size () |
| size() counts the number of items in the queue across all domains This should be used sparingly because it will mess up a bunch of caches. More... | |
| size_t | size (size_t domain) |
| size(domain) counts the number of items in the queue for a particular domain Meant to be used by Scheduler::next_assignment() and measure_perf(), eventually | |
| size_t | reserve (size_t requested_count, size_t domain=0) |
| reserve(requested_count) keeps our queues bounded in size. More... | |
| Status | push (std::vector< T > &buffer, size_t reserved_count=0, size_t domain=0) |
| push(items, reserved_count, domain) This function will always succeed, although it may exceed the threshold if the caller didn't reserve space, and it may take a long time because it will wait on a mutex. More... | |
| Status | push (T &item, size_t reserved_count=0, size_t domain=0) |
| Status | pop (std::vector< T > &buffer, size_t requested_count, size_t location_id=0) |
| pop() will pop up to requested_count items for the desired domain. More... | |
| Status | pop (T &item, bool &success, size_t location_id=0) |
| size_t | get_threshold () |
| void | set_threshold (size_t threshold) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from JActivable | |
| virtual bool | is_active () |
| virtual void | set_active (bool is_active) |
| void | update_activeness (bool is_active) |
| void | notify_downstream (bool is_active) |
| void | attach_upstream (JActivable *activable) |
| void | attach_downstream (JActivable *activable) |
Friends | |
| std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &os, const Status &s) |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from JActivable | |
| Status | _status = Status::Unopened |
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inline |
pop() will pop up to requested_count items for the desired domain.
If many threads are contending for the queue, this will fail with Status::Contention, in which case the caller should probably consult the Scheduler.
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inline |
push(items, reserved_count, domain) This function will always succeed, although it may exceed the threshold if the caller didn't reserve space, and it may take a long time because it will wait on a mutex.
Note that if the caller had called reserve(), they must pass in the reserved_count here.
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inline |
reserve(requested_count) keeps our queues bounded in size.
The caller should reserve their desired chunk size on the output queue first. The output queue will return a reservation which is less than or equal to requested_count. The caller may then request as many items from the input queue as have been reserved on the output queue. Note that because the input queue may return fewer items than requested, the caller must push their original reserved_count alongside the items, to avoid a "reservation leak".
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inline |
size() counts the number of items in the queue across all domains This should be used sparingly because it will mess up a bunch of caches.
Meant to be used by measure_perf()


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KratosMultiphysics
KRATOS Multiphysics (Kratos) is a framework for building parallel, multi-disciplinary simulation software, aiming at modularity, extensibility, and high performance. Kratos is written in C++, and counts with an extensive Python interface.
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This simple geometric response function calculates the sum of all shape updates in surface normal direction. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ (self, identifier, response_settings, model) |
| def | GetDefaultParameters (cls) |
| def | Initialize (self) |
| def | InitializeSolutionStep (self) |
| def | CalculateValue (self) |
| def | CalculateGradient (self) |
| def | GetValue (self) |
| def | GetNodalGradient (self, variable) |
Public Attributes | |
| identifier | |
| response_settings | |
| model | |
| model_part | |
| signed_distances | |
| directions | |
| previous_value | |
| value | |
| gradient | |
| flip_normal_direction | |
This simple geometric response function calculates the sum of all shape updates in surface normal direction.
Shape update in surface normal direction is considered positive, in the opposite direction negative.
Note that the direction of the surface normals changes in every step, this is why the response value is not a meaningful measure but only an indication on how much the shape changed.
Important settings: flip_normal_direction : boolean flag for changing on which side of the surface the update is considered positive.
| def response_functions.surface_normal_shape_change.SurfaceNormalShapeChange.__init__ | ( | self, | |
| identifier, | |||
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| model | |||
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| def response_functions.surface_normal_shape_change.SurfaceNormalShapeChange.CalculateGradient | ( | self | ) |
| def response_functions.surface_normal_shape_change.SurfaceNormalShapeChange.CalculateValue | ( | self | ) |
| def response_functions.surface_normal_shape_change.SurfaceNormalShapeChange.GetDefaultParameters | ( | cls | ) |
| def response_functions.surface_normal_shape_change.SurfaceNormalShapeChange.GetNodalGradient | ( | self, | |
| variable | |||
| ) |
| def response_functions.surface_normal_shape_change.SurfaceNormalShapeChange.GetValue | ( | self | ) |
| def response_functions.surface_normal_shape_change.SurfaceNormalShapeChange.Initialize | ( | self | ) |
| def response_functions.surface_normal_shape_change.SurfaceNormalShapeChange.InitializeSolutionStep | ( | self | ) |
| response_functions.surface_normal_shape_change.SurfaceNormalShapeChange.directions |
| response_functions.surface_normal_shape_change.SurfaceNormalShapeChange.flip_normal_direction |
| response_functions.surface_normal_shape_change.SurfaceNormalShapeChange.gradient |
| response_functions.surface_normal_shape_change.SurfaceNormalShapeChange.identifier |
| response_functions.surface_normal_shape_change.SurfaceNormalShapeChange.model |
| response_functions.surface_normal_shape_change.SurfaceNormalShapeChange.model_part |
| response_functions.surface_normal_shape_change.SurfaceNormalShapeChange.previous_value |
| response_functions.surface_normal_shape_change.SurfaceNormalShapeChange.response_settings |
| response_functions.surface_normal_shape_change.SurfaceNormalShapeChange.signed_distances |
| response_functions.surface_normal_shape_change.SurfaceNormalShapeChange.value |


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In the position of a manager
It has been 3 months since I was appointed to the Senior Program Manager position which involves managing two undergraduate programs - the Bachelor of IT and Bachelor of Engineering (Software Engineering). These 3 months passed by rather quickly as I have been involved quite a number of tasks in different domains. So, I make some quick notes about the kinds of tasks that I have performed so far in this position, for those who would like to understand more about what an academic manager would do or those who are considering to becoming one.
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Program management Basically this means ensuring the two programs are running smoothly. Program management involves managing of teaching teams, course allocation and planning, and managing facilities and equipment (e.g., software, teaching tools, IoT consummables).
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Leadership The obvious parts of leadership include proposing initiatives and being in charge of implementing them. Proposing initiatives requires understanding thoroughly the programs and their operations and issues. Some issues are new and need data collection to discover, whereas the others would likely be existing leftovers from your predecessor(s). It is a good practice to identify these issues and resolve them quickly so that you can focus on resolving new issues.


Include playlist which is going to be loaded into BODY section of the page.
<script type="text/javascript"> var awp_player; jQuery(document).ready(function($) { var settings = { instanceName:"default2", sourcePath:"", playlistList:"#awp-playlist-list", activePlaylist:"playlist-audio1", activeItem:0, volume:0.5, autoPlay:true, drawWaveWithoutLoad:false, randomPlay:false, loopingOn:true, autoAdvanceToNextMedia:true, mediaEndAction:"loop", soundCloudAppId:"", gDriveAppId:"", useKeyboardNavigationForPlayback:true, usePlaylistScroll:true, playlistScrollOrientation:"vertical", playlistScrollTheme:"light", useDownload:true, facebookAppId:"", useNumbersInPlaylist: true, numberTitleSeparator: ". ", artistTitleSeparator: " - ", playlistItemContent:"title", wavesurfer:{ waveColor: '#F444D9', progressColor: '#33FDFF', barWidth: 3, cursorColor: '#ffffff', cursorWidth: 1, height: 100, } }; awp_player = $("#awp-wrapper").awp(settings); }); </script>
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| instanceName | Unique identifier for player api (instance name must be unique for each instance!). |
| sourcePath | The root location path where all plugin files are located. |
| playlistList | Selector for element which holds list of playlists that can be loaded in the player on start or by request using api method loadMedia . |
| activePlaylist | active playlist to start with from playlistList element.
Leave empty for no playlist loaded. Check working with playlist section for more info. |
| activeItem | active playlist item to start with.
Enter number, -1 = no playlist item loaded, 0 = first playlist item, 1 = second playlist item.. etc; Check working with playlist section for more info. |
| volume | 0-1 (number) |
| autoPlay | true / false. Defaults to false on mobile. |
| drawWaveWithoutLoad | true / false. With this option set to true, you can load waveform from peak file (if peak file pre exist / has already been created), without start to load audio. Then later audio can be started when user presses play, or using api. |
| randomPlay | true / false. Randomize playback in playlist. |
| loopingOn | true / false. On playlist end (last item in playlist) rewind to beginning |
| autoAdvanceToNextMedia | true / false (false = loop current song) |
| mediaEndAction | loop/rewind/stop. Applies if 'Auto advance to next media' is false. |
| soundCloudAppId | SoundCloud application id, register here: http://soundcloud.com/you/apps/new and enter Client ID. |
| gDriveAppId | Google drive api key, register here: https://console.developers.google.com create new project, enable Google Drive API, create Credentials, API key, enter referrer (your domain, you can also use 'http://localhost' referrer for local testing). |
| usePlaylistScroll | true / false. Use playlist scroll |
| playlistScrollOrientation | vertical / horizontal. Scroll plugin used: http://manos.malihu.gr/jquery-custom-content-scroller/
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| playlistScrollTheme | string. Scroll themes from here: http://manos.malihu.gr/repository/custom-scrollbar/demo/examples/scrollbar_themes_demo.html |
| useKeyboardNavigationForPlayback | true / false. Keyboard navigation for media (left arrow = previous media, right arrow = next media, space = toggle playback, m = toggle mute) |
| facebookAppId | Facebook application id, required if social sharing is being used, create new application here: https://developers.facebook.com/apps and enter App ID |
| useNumbersInPlaylist | true / false. Use numbers in front of title in playlist. |
| numberTitleSeparator | Separator between number and title in playlist |
| artistTitleSeparator | Separator between artist and title in playlist (title in playlist consist of artist + title, if both are available) |
| playlistItemContent | title, thumb (string). Creates title and/or thumb in playlist items. Enter one or both separated by comma. |
| wavesurfer | https://wavesurfer-js.org/ |
| waveColor | The fill color of the waveform after the cursor. |
| progressColor | The fill color of the part of the waveform behind the cursor. |
| barWidth | Width of the bars in pixels (0 default) |
| cursorColor | The fill color of the cursor indicating the playhead position. |
| cursorWidth | Measured in pixels. |
| height | The height of the waveform. Measured in pixels. |
awp-wrapper is element in your page in which you will place the player.
Then there will be no visible playlist in the page....
activePlaylist
, activeItem
options)activePlaylist:"playlist-audio1", activeItem:0,Podcast playlist example:
activePlaylist:"playlist-podcast", activeItem:0,
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| data-type | yes | audio |
| data-mp3 | yes | path to mp3 file |
| data-artist | artist name | |
| data-title | song title | |
| data-description | song description | |
| data-thumb | path to thumb image | |
| data-download | download path | |
| data-link | playlist item url link | |
| data-target | blank/parent, http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_a_target.asp | |
| data-share | share url link | |
| data-start | media start time in seconds | |
| data-end | media end time in seconds | |
| data-playback-rate | media playback speed: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/av_prop_playbackrate.asp | |
| data-peak-array | Create waveform from peak data array (using pre-rendered peak in array format).
Example: data-peak-array="0.0218, 0.0183, 0.0165, 0.0198, 0.2137, 0.2888, 0.2313, 0.15, 0.2542, 0.2538, 0.2358, 0.1195, 0.1591, 0.2599, 0.2742, 0.1447, 0.2328, 0.1878, 0.1988, 0.1645, 0.1218, 0.2005, 0.2828, 0.2051, 0.1664, 0.1181, 0.1621, 0.2966, 0.189, 0.246, 0.2445, 0.1621, 0.1618, 0.189, 0.2354, 0.1561, 0.1638, 0.2799, 0.0923, 0.1659, 0.1675, 0.1268, 0.0984, 0.0997, 0.1248, 0.1495, 0.1431, 0.1236, 0.1755, 0.1183, 0.1349, 0.1018, 0.1109, 0.1833, 0.1813, 0.1422, 0.0961, 0.1191, 0.0791, 0.0631, 0.0315, 0.0157, 0.0166, 0.0108" |
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| data-peak-load | Create waveform from image (path to waveform load image) | |
| data-peak-progress | Create waveform from image (path to waveform progress image). Both data-peak-load and data-peak-progress are required if image waveform is going to be used. | |
| data-peak-dir | Optional path where peak files are going to be saved. Default it 'peaks' folder in plugin directory. Use locate_directory.php file from includes folder to get path to the directory you want to use as peak folder. Place locate_directory.php in desired location and run it in web browser to get directory path. | |
| data-peak-name | Optional peak name to use instead of data-title attribute. Using data-peak-name attribute, peak name can contain safe characters. |
soundCloudAppId
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| data-type | yes | soundcloud |
| data-path | yes | soundcloud url |
| data-limit | number of results to retrieve | |
| data-artist | overwrite artist name | |
| data-title | overwrite song title | |
| data-thumb | overwrite thumb image | |
| data-thumb-quality | default thumb quality is large. Set different thumb quality: https://developers.soundcloud.com/docs/api/reference#artwork_url
example: data-thumb-quality="t300x300.jpg" |
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| data-thumb-default | default thumb path for items that do not have thumb set | |
| data-download | custom download path or make track downloadable, if track is downloadable by Soundcloud.
data-download="path/to/custom/download/path" data-download (make track downloadable) |
|
| data-link | playlist item url link | |
| data-target | blank/parent, http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_a_target.asp | |
| data-share | custom share url link or share soundcloud url.
data-share="path/to/custom/share/path" data-share (share soundcloud url) |
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| data-start | media start time in seconds | |
| data-end | media end time in seconds | |
| data-playback-rate | media playback speed: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/av_prop_playbackrate.asp | |
| data-remote | maybe | If you get this message in browser console:
No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin ... is therefore not allowed access. Add data-remote attribute to tell player to download the mp3 file first to your server after which peak file is going to be created from that downloaded file and afterwards, downloaded file is going to be deleted. This download process is only going to happen once until peak file is created. Note that it may take a while to download the file if the file is large. |
| data-peak-dir | Optional path where peak files are going to be saved. Default it 'peaks' folder in plugin directory. Use locate_directory.php file from includes folder to get path to the directory you want to use as peak folder. Place locate_directory.php in desired location and run it in web browser to get directory path. |
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| data-type | yes | podcast |
| data-path | yes | podcast url |
| data-limit | number of results to retrieve | |
| data-artist | overwrite artist name | |
| data-title | overwrite song title | |
| data-thumb | overwrite thumb image | |
| data-thumb-default | default thumb path for items that do not have thumb set | |
| data-download | custom download path or make track downloadable.
data-download="path/to/custom/download/path" data-download (make track downloadable) |
|
| data-link | playlist item url link | |
| data-target | blank/parent, http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_a_target.asp | |
| data-share | custom share url link or share podcast url.
data-share="path/to/custom/share/path" data-share (share podcast url) |
|
| data-start | media start time in seconds | |
| data-end | media end time in seconds | |
| data-playback-rate | media playback speed: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/av_prop_playbackrate.asp | |
| data-remote | maybe | If you get this message in browser console:
No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin ... is therefore not allowed access. Add data-remote attribute to tell player to download the mp3 file first to your server after which peak file is going to be created from that downloaded file and afterwards, downloaded file is going to be deleted. This download process is only going to happen once until peak file is created. Note that it may take a while to download the file if the file is large. |
| data-peak-dir | Optional path where peak files are going to be saved. Default it 'peaks' folder in plugin directory. Use locate_directory.php file from includes folder to get path to the directory you want to use as peak folder. Place locate_directory.php in desired location and run it in web browser to get directory path. |
Folder playlist example:
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| data-type | yes | folder |
| data-path | yes | path to the folder (path relative to the includes directory where folder_parser.php file is located) |
| data-limit | number of results to retrieve | |
| data-id3 | get id3 tags from files. Requires link to mediatags in head:<script type="text/javascript" src="js/jsmediatags.min.js"></script> |
|
| data-download | custom download path or dowload file.
data-download="path/to/custom/download/path" data-download (download file) |
|
| data-link | playlist item url link | |
| data-target | blank/parent, http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_a_target.asp | |
| data-share | custom share url link or share file url
data-share="path/to/custom/share/path" data-share (share file url) |
|
| data-start | media start time in seconds | |
| data-end | media end time in seconds | |
| data-playback-rate | media playback speed: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/av_prop_playbackrate.asp | |
| data-peak-dir | Optional path where peak files are going to be saved. Default it 'peaks' folder in plugin directory. Use locate_directory.php file from includes folder to get path to the directory you want to use as peak folder. Place locate_directory.php in desired location and run it in web browser to get directory path. |
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| data-type | yes | gdrive-folder |
| data-path | yes | google drive folder ID |
| data-download | custom download path or dowload file.
data-download="path/to/custom/download/path" data-download (download file) |
|
| data-link | playlist item url link | |
| data-target | blank/parent, http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_a_target.asp | |
| data-share | custom share url link or share file url
data-share="path/to/custom/share/path" data-share (share file url) |
|
| data-start | media start time in seconds | |
| data-end | media end time in seconds | |
| data-playback-rate | media playback speed: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/av_prop_playbackrate.asp | |
| data-remote | maybe | If you get this message in browser console:
No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin ... is therefore not allowed access. Add data-remote attribute to tell player to download the mp3 file first to your server after which peak file is going to be created from that downloaded file and afterwards, downloaded file is going to be deleted. This download process is only going to happen once until peak file is created. Note that it may take a while to download the file if the file is large. |
| data-peak-dir | Optional path where peak files are going to be saved. Default it 'peaks' folder in plugin directory. Use locate_directory.php file from includes folder to get path to the directory you want to use as peak folder. Place locate_directory.php in desired location and run it in web browser to get directory path. |
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| awpSetupDone (instance, instanceName) | Called when component setup is finished and is ready to use API. Returns player instance, instanceName. |
| awpPlaylistEnd (instance, instanceName) | Called on playlist end. Returns player instance, instanceName. |
| awpPlaylistStartLoad (instance, instanceName) | Called when playlist load starts. Returns player instance, instanceName. |
| awpPlaylistEndLoad (instance, instanceName) | Called when playlist load ends. Returns player instance, instanceName. |
| awpItemTriggered (instance, instanceName, counter) | Called when new media is triggered. Returns player instance, instanceName, media counter. |
| awpMediaStart (instance, instanceName, counter) | Called when media starts. Returns player instance, instanceName, media counter. |
| awpMediaPlay (instance, instanceName, counter) | Called when media is played. Returns player instance, instanceName, media counter. |
| awpMediaPause (instance, instanceName, counter) | Called when media is paused. Returns player instance, instanceName, media counter. |
| awpMediaEnd (instance, instanceName, counter) | Called when media ends. Returns player instance, instanceName, media counter. |
| awpPlaylistItemEnabled (instance, instanceName, target, counter) | Called on playlist item enable. Returns player instance, instanceName, playlist item (target), media counter. |
| awpPlaylistItemDisabled (instance, instanceName, target, counter) | Called on playlist item disable. Returns player instance, instanceName, playlist item (target), media counter. |
| awpPlaylistItemClick (instance, instanceName, target, counter) | Called on playlist item click. Returns player instance, instanceName, playlist item (target), media counter. |
| awpPlaylistItemRollover (instance, instanceName, target, counter) | Called on playlist item mouseenter. Returns player instance, instanceName, playlist item (target), media counter. |
| awpPlaylistItemRollout (instance, instanceName, target, counter) | Called on playlist item mouseleave. Returns player instance, instanceName, playlist item (target), media counter. |
| awpMediaEmpty (instance, instanceName) | Called when active media gets removed (no active media). Returns player instance, instanceName. |
| awpPlaylistEmpty (instance, instanceName) | Called when playlist becomes empty (no items in playlist after new playlist has been created or last playlist item removed from playlist, NOT after destroyPlaylist!). Returns player instance, instanceName. |
| awpCleanMedia (instance, instanceName) | Called when active media is destroyed. Returns player instance, instanceName. |
| awpDestroyPlaylist (instance, instanceName) | Called when active playlist is destroyed. Returns player instance, instanceName. |
| awpVolumeChange (instance, instanceName, volume) | called on volume change. Returns player instance, instanceName, volume. |
| awpFilterChange (instance, instanceName) | called after filter playlist items. Returns player instance, instanceName. |
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| loadPlayMedia():void | Call play after peaks have been drawn from peak file using drawWaveWithoutLoad:true in settings. Note that peak file is required to exist! |
| playMedia():void | Play active media |
| pauseMedia():void | Pause active media |
| togglePlayback():void | Toggle active media playback |
| nextMedia():void | Play next media |
| previousMedia():void | Play previous media |
| destroyMedia():void | Destroy active media (use this method to destroy any playing music when you want to remove the player from the page or similar) |
| destroyPlaylist():void | Destroy active playlist |
| loadMedia(value):void | Load media:
value: track title as String or Number (for numbers, counting starts from zero) |
| loadPlaylist(value:String):void | Load playlist:
value: playlist ul 'id' attribute from awp-playlist-list |
| inputAudio(data):void | Play sound without creating any playlist data.
data.mp3: mp3 audio path (required) data.title: song title (required for peak file) |
| addTrack(format:String, track:String/Array, playit:Boolean, position:int):void | Add track(s) to playlist:
format: type of track, html/data (required) track: track or array of tracks (String/Array) (required) playit: automatically play track after add position: position to insert tracks (counting starts from 0, leave out parameter for the end append) |
| removeTrack(value:String/int):void | remove track from current playlist
value: track title (String) / int (counting starts from 0). |
| sort(type:String, reverse:Boolean):void | Sort playlist items (this also changes playback order!)
type: title, random (required) reverse: title ascending / title descending |
| setAutoPlay(val:Boolean):void | Set autoplay |
| getVolume():Number | Get volume (0-1) |
| setVolume(val:Number):void | Set volume (0-1) |
| toggleMute():void | Toggle mute |
| seek(value:Number):void | Seek media:
value: (time in seconds) |
| getCurrentTime():Number | Get current time |
| getDuration():Number | Get duration |
| toggleRandom(value):void | Toggle random play
value: true/false/void (toggle) |
| toggleLoop(value):void | Toggle playlist loop
value: true/false/void (toggle) |
| setPlaybackRate(value:Number):void | Set playback rate:
audio: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/av_prop_playbackrate.asp |
| initScroll():void | init playlist scroll |
| destroyScroll(value):void | Destroy playlist scroll |
| getPlaylistLength():int | Return number of items in playlist. |
| getInstanceName():String | Return instance name |
| getMediaPlaying():Boolean | Return media playing or paused |
| getPlaylistTransition():Boolean | Return playlist loading (is playlist loading) |
| getPlaylistLoaded():Boolean | Return playlist loaded (finished loading) |
| getSetupDone():Boolean | Return component setup finished (API can be used) |
| getActiveItemId():int | Return active item id in playlist (counting starts from 0) |
| getPlaylistData():Array | Return playlist data for active playlist |
| getCurrMediaData():Object | Return media data for active media |
| getSettings():Object | Return instance settings |
| toggleInteraction():Object | Toggle wavesurfer mouse interaction on the wave (wave seeking). |
After the wave file is created, plugin will save wave peak file in peaks folder (with the title of data-peak-name), and the next time same audio is loaded, it will just load this peak file (which is small in size) and draw wavefrom from that file, so waveform is going to be available immediatelly from second time any audio is used.
To create load and progress images, use image_wave_create folder from plugin package.
.awp-waveform-img-progress-wrap{ position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width:0; height: 100%; overflow: hidden; border-right: 3px solid #0000ff; }
extension=php_openssl.dll
allow_url_fopen = On
Restart your server, and your done.
autoPlay
is automatically set to false on mobile.autoPlay:true
in settings, it will be true on desktop, but on mobiles it will be false.
Social sharing #top
Supported sharing sites are Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Google Plus To add new sharing site add awp-share-item class and data-type attribute, for example:Then add new sharing code in AWPShareManager object in new.js file.


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Pneumonia kills a child every 39 seconds, health agencies say
Pneumonia killed more than 800,000 babies and young children last year - or one child every 39 seconds - despite being curable and mostly preventable, global health agencies said on Tuesday.
LONDON: Pneumonia killed more than 800,000 babies and young children last year: or one child every 39 seconds: despite being curable and mostly preventable, global health agencies said on Tuesday.
In a report on what they described as a "forgotten epidemic", the United Nations children's fund UNICEF, the international charity Save The Children and four other health agencies urged governments to step up investment in vaccines to prevent the disease and in health services and medicines to treat it.
"The fact that this preventable, treatable and easily diagnosed disease is still the world's biggest killer of young children is frankly shocking," said Seth Berkley, chief executive of the GAVI vaccines alliance.
Pneumonia is a lung disease that can be caused by bacteria, viruses or fungi. Its victims have to fight for breath as their lungs fill with pus and fluid.
It can be prevented with vaccines, and treated with antibiotics and - in severe cases - with oxygen, but in poorer countries, access to these is often limited.
Nigeria, India, Pakistan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Ethiopia accounted for more than half the children who died of pneumonia last year - most of them babies who had not reached their second birthday.
"Millions of children are dying for want of vaccines, affordable antibiotics and routine oxygen treatment," said Kevin Watkins, chief executive of Save the Children. "This is a forgotten global epidemic that demands an urgent international response."
The report said pneumonia causes 15per cent of deaths in under-5s, but accounts for only 3per cent of spending on research into infectious diseases, lagging far behind other diseases such as malaria.
(Reporting by Kate Kelland; Editing by Kevin Liffey)


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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-07-27 13:04:23.Here's a proposal for an IndexManager to coordinate indexing alma full and incremental dumps.
class IndexManager < ActiveRecord::Base
solr_collection string
dump_in_progress foreign key
dumps_complete [foreign key]
active boolean
# returns the active IndexManager for the given collection
def self.current(solr_collection)
# finds and indexes the next incremental dump. no-op if there's a dump_in_progress.
def next_incremental
Running a new full index on catalog-alma-rebuild: - Set current rebuild manager to active:false - empty the rebuild index via the solr API - create a new IndexManager for the rebuild collection and set it to active - queue up the initial full dump - when a full dump finishes, it calls IndexManager.current(collection).next_incremental - the full dump index jobs will have to store variable for the collection they're going into for this to work. - sidekiq batches make an action like this possible via the batch callback
Ensuring all incrementals get indexed, and in the correct order
- When a new incremental file gets transferred from sftp, call nextincremental on the configured primary SOLR_COLLECTION
- When any incremental file finishes indexing, call nextincremental on the collection it indexed into
- sidekiq batches make an action like this possible via the batch callback
Instead of configuring SOLR_URL
and SOLR_REINDEX_URL
in env, we configure SOLR_BASE_URL
, SOLR_COLLECTION
, and SOLR_REINDEX_COLLECTION
.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-07-27 17:34:26.May need https://github.com/pulibrary/princeton_ansible/pull/2392 when this goes live
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-07-27 18:19:08.We decided they can just check it out again.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-07-27 19:10:40.These are the same.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-07-27 19:12:34.@cwulfman Can we just close this?
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-07-27 19:15:31.We think we can just delete all of these.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-07-27 19:38:25.@cwulfman Do we still need this? If not can you close it?
This has turned out to be a real mess; a number of things seem to be hard-wired to the LAE vocabularies. I'd have another go at it if @escowles wants me to.
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by Esmé Cowles at 2021-07-27 19:39:59.@cwulfman Can we close this?
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-07-27 19:49:14.@eliotjordan Do with this what you will
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-07-27 19:58:41.Solr was down. We'd see a file handler error otherwise.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-07-27 20:01:57.This workbook has multiple spreadsheets (tabs) in it. Those with checkmarks in the list below have been ingested.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-07-27 20:23:03.Can't replicate and an example was not provided.
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by Eliot Jordan at 2021-07-27 20:28:15.@escowles @kelea99 is asking if this is taken care of.
I'm not sure — wasn't Vicki Principi adding the links to these items? Have we heard if they are using the PDF links?
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by Kim Leaman at 2021-07-27 20:24:23.@hackartisan I can't replicate this ticket it my local environment. If they're still broken, please post steps to replicate and I'll work on fixing them.
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by Bess Sadler at 2021-07-27 17:38:30.@jrgriffiniii I clearly merged these in the wrong order and now this PR has conflicts. Sorry!
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by James R. Griffin III at 2021-07-27 17:49:08.@kayiwa It seems like it works, but when I fire a webhook at it from Github I get the following in the load balancer error log:
2021/07/27 04:57:20 [error] 2464463#2464463: *19326304 recv() failed (104: Connection reset by peer) while reading response header from upstream, client: <IP_ADDRESS>, server: libdeploy.princeton.edu, request: "POST /events HTTP/1.1", upstream: "http://<IP_ADDRESS>:80/events", host: "libdeploy.princeton.edu"
I assume the firewall is killing this interaction for some reason? I have a fuzzy memory of having to allow traffic from github to appdeploy.
I only get this error when the request comes from Github.
heya @tpendragon I added Github IP ranges to the Firewall rule. I am assuming the protocol is http?
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-07-27 17:19:43.It's the only traject log as far as I can tell. It might not have the most accurate name.
The logging level (e.g. info, error) probably depends on how the setting is defined on the server:
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by Cliff Wulfman at 2021-07-27 12:05:22.@faithc @ccleeton Do one of you have an EAD which is "Some Restricted Content"?
Toni Morrison (C1491) is one example. Another is Peter Bunnell (C1629). There are a good deal of collections that fall into this category.
FYI this conversation unearthed a migration issue where the localaccessrestriction_type wasn't consistently populated from accessrestrict/@altrender. I'm working on getting those values in there.
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GraphSense is an open source platform for analyzing cryptocurrency transaction ledgers. At the moment, it supports analysis of Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, and Zcash transactions.
BlockSci integration: GraphSense makes use of BlockSci for parsing blockchains, obtaining exchange rates, and filtering CoinJoins.
Horizontal Scalability: cryptocurrency blockchains are growing and new currencies appear on the horizon. GraphSense should be future-proof, because it is built on Apache Spark and Cassandra for horizontal scalability.
GraphSense is built on scalable and distributed cluster technology and therefore requires a number of software components. They must be setup and/or executed in the following order:
btc-client, bch-client, ltc-client, zec-client: docker containers encapsulating the most-recent cryptocurrency client versions
graphsense-blocksci: a dockerized component to synchronize BlockSci data to Apache Cassandra
graphsense-transformation: an Apache Spark ETL pipeline for computing statistics and network representations from raw blockchain data stored in Cassandra
graphsense-REST: an API for retrieving data from the underlying Cassandra store
graphsense-tagpacks: a data structure for collecting cryptocurrency attribution tags with associated provenance and categorization metadata
graphsense-dashboard: a user-interface allowing search, inspection, and traversal of cryptocurrency entities
The following screenshot shows details about an example Bitcoin address.
Some more technical details about GraphSense are described here; please cite as:
@inproceedings{Haslhofer:2016a,
title={O Bitcoin Where Art Thou? Insight into Large-Scale Transaction Graphs.},
author={Haslhofer, Bernhard and Karl, Roman and Filtz, Erwin},
booktitle={SEMANTiCS (Posters, Demos)},
year={2016}
}
So far, GraphSense has been used for computing statistics in the following scientific papers:
Romiti, M., Judmayer, A., Zamyatin, A., Haslhofer, B. A Deep Dive into Bitcoin Mining Pools: An Empirical Analysis of Mining Shares. Journal of Cybersecurity, 5 (1). (pdf)
Paquet-Clouston, M., Haslhofer, B., & Dupont, B. Ransomware payments in the bitcoin ecosystem. Journal of Cybersecurity, 5 (1). (pdf)
Filtz, E., Polleres, A., Karl, R., Haslhofer, B.: Evolution of the Bitcoin Address Graph - An Exploratory Longitudinal Study. International Data Science Conference (DSC 2017), Salzburg, Austria, 2017. (pdf)


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The goal of this project is use the data around the self-storage industry and its customer demographics as a lens to view U.S.’s vast consumption.
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# lighttpd 配置文件
```bash
#检测配置文件错误
lighttpd -t -f /etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf
```
### fastcgi
```bash
# Make sure to install php and php-cgi. See:
# https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fastcgi_and_lighttpd#PHP
server.modules += ("mod_fastcgi")
# FCGI server
# ===========
#
# Configure a FastCGI server which handles PHP requests.
#
index-file.names += ("index.php")
fastcgi.server = (
# Load-balance requests for this path...
".php" => (
# ... among the following FastCGI servers. The string naming each
# server is just a label used in the logs to identify the server.
"localhost" => (
"bin-path" => "/usr/bin/php-cgi",
"socket" => "/tmp/php-fastcgi.sock",
# breaks SCRIPT_FILENAME in a way that PHP can extract PATH_INFO
# from it
"broken-scriptfilename" => "enable",
# Launch (max-procs + (max-procs * PHP_FCGI_CHILDREN)) procs, where
# max-procs are "watchers" and the rest are "workers". See:
# https://redmine.lighttpd.net/projects/1/wiki/frequentlyaskedquestions#How-many-php-CGI-processes-will-lighttpd-spawn
"max-procs" => 4, # default value
"bin-environment" => (
"PHP_FCGI_CHILDREN" => "1" # default value
)
)
)
)
```
在lighttpd.conf中可以
```bash
include "conf.d/fastcgi.conf"
```
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AWS Lambda applications
An AWS Lambda application is a combination of Lambda functions, event sources, and other resources that work together to perform tasks. You can use AWS CloudFormation and other tools to collect your application's components into a single package that can be deployed and managed as one resource. Applications make your Lambda projects portable and enable you to integrate with additional developer tools, such as AWS CodePipeline, AWS CodeBuild, and the AWS Serverless Application Model command line interface (SAM CLI).
The AWS Serverless Application Repository provides a collection of Lambda applications that you can deploy in your account with a few clicks. The repository includes both ready-to-use applications and samples that you can use as a starting point for your own projects. You can also submit your own projects for inclusion.
AWS CloudFormation enables you to create a template that defines your application's resources and lets you manage the application as a stack. You can more safely add or modify resources in your application stack. If any part of an update fails, AWS CloudFormation automatically rolls back to the previous configuration. With AWS CloudFormation parameters, you can create multiple environments for your application from the same template. AWS SAM extends AWS CloudFormation with a simplified syntax focused on Lambda application development.
The AWS CLI and SAM CLI are command line tools for managing Lambda application stacks. In addition to commands for managing application stacks with the AWS CloudFormation API, the AWS CLI supports higher-level commands that simplify tasks like uploading deployment packages and updating templates. The AWS SAM CLI provides additional functionality, including validating templates and testing locally.
When creating an application, you can create its Git repository using either CodeCommit or an AWS CodeStar connection to GitHub. CodeCommit enables you to use the IAM console to manage SSH keys and HTTP credentials for your users. AWS CodeStar connections enables you to connect to your GitHub account. For more information about connections, see What are connections? in the Developer Tools console User Guide.
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The bad news just got worse: A new study finds that reining in greenhouse gas emissions in time to avert serious changes to Earth's climate will be at best extremely difficult. Current goals for reducing emissions fall far short of what would be needed to keep warming below dangerous levels, the study suggests. To succeed, we would most likely have to reverse the rise in emissions immediately and follow through with steep reductions through the century. Starting later would be far more expensive and require unproven technology.
Published online today in Nature Climate Change, the new study merges model estimates of how much greenhouse gas society might put into the atmosphere by the end of the century with calculations of how climate might respond to those human emissions. Climate scientist Joeri Rogelj of ETH Zurich and his colleagues combed the published literature for model simulations that keep global warming below 2°C at the lowest cost. They found 193 examples. Modelers running such optimal-cost simulations tried to include every factor that might influence the amount of greenhouse gases society will produce —including the rate of technological progress in burning fuels efficiently, the amount of fossil fuels available, and the development of renewable fuels. The researchers then fed the full range of emissions from the scenarios into a simple climate model to estimate the odds of avoiding a dangerous warming.
The results suggest challenging times ahead for decision makers hoping to curb the greenhouse. Strategies that are both plausible and likely to succeed call for emissions to peak this decade and start dropping right away. They should be well into decline by 2020 and far less than half of current emissions by 2050. Only three of the 193 scenarios examined would be very likely to keep the warming below the danger level, and all of those require heavy use of energy systems that actually remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. That would require, for example, both creating biofuels and storing the carbon dioxide from their combustion in the ground.
"The alarming thing is very few scenarios give the kind of future we want," says climate scientist Neil Edwards of The Open University in Milton Keynes, U.K. Both he and Rogelj emphasize the uncertainties inherent in the modeling, especially on the social and technological side, but the message seems clear to Edwards: "What we need is at the cutting edge. We need to be as innovative as we can be in every way." And even then, success is far from guaranteed.


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# mitmproxy
mitmproxy is a console tool that allows interactive examination and
modification of HTTP traffic. It differs from mitmdump in that all flows are
kept in memory, which means that it’s intended for taking and manipulating
small-ish samples. Use the ?
shortcut key to view, context-sensitive
documentation from any mitmproxy screen.
# Key binding configuration
Mitmproxy’s key bindings can be customized through in the
~/.mitmproxy/keys.yaml
file. This file consists of a sequence of maps, with
the following keys:
key
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(mandatory): The command to execute when the key is pressed.context
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Hello from the MindTrails Team!We hope that you've had a wonderful month! In this newsletter, we're talking about reducing the stigma around anxiety. If you have more questions after reading, contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You're Not AloneHaving anxiety can feel like an isolating experience.  It's important to know that you are not alone. Additionally, it can be hard to talk about the experiences you've had with anxiety. There's still a lot of stigma surrounding conversations about mental health. However, when people speak up about their mental health, it can be very powerful. This can help us start having important conversations about mental health in our own life. Olivia Singh, a writer for Insider, recently wrote an article about celebrities that have opened up about their struggles with mental health. Celebrities like Chris Evans, Dwayne Johnson, and Lady Gaga discussed their experiences and how they find strength in coping with their mental health challenges. Below, we feature a few of the celebrities that talked about their experiences with anxiety. Then, we'll talk about how you can reduce the stigma around anxiety in your everyday life. Kristen BellHow you know her: The Good Place, Frozen, Veronica Mars Bell believes that sharing her experiences with anxiety can help other people know that they are not alone and that anyone, no matter who they are, can have anxiety. "Anyone can be affected, despite their level of success or their place in the food chain. It's important for me to be candid about this so that people in a similar situation can realize that they are not worthless" (Singh, 2020). Taraji P. HensonHow you know her: Hidden Figures, Empire, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Henson is a strong advocate for receiving mental health help.  "We gotta expose it so we can live freely and be OK with not being OK" (Singh, 2020). Zayn MalikHow you know him: One Direction Malik uses his position in the spotlight to speak out about his experiences with his own mental health difficulties, which he struggled with while being a member of One Direction. "We're all human. People are often afraid to admit difficulties, but I don’t believe that there should be a struggle with anything that's the truth" (Singh, 2020). Reducing the Stigma Around AnxietyAn undergraduate research assistant in our lab, Tylar Schmitt, wanted to share her experience with anxiety and how she strives to reduce the stigma around anxiety in her everyday life. "While I look incredibly happy in this picture, I was dealing with crippling anxiety. For me, my anxiety felt like worrying about everything that ever happened to me and like everything I did was going to turn out horribly. In short, I was anxious pretty much all of the time. I didn't realize until years after feeling anxious that I have generalized anxiety disorder (GAD). GAD is one of the many types of anxiety disorders and people with GAD tend to have lots of worries about a variety of things rather than something specific, like a phobia. When I was in my first-year of college, I realized that the way I was living wasn't sustainable. So, I decided to get help. For me, that looked like getting in-person, individual therapy, and it was incredibly beneficial. While I still have days where my anxiety consumes me, I'm now able to take more control of my thoughts and reconsider unhelpful and untruthful beliefs that I have. Here are some of the ways that I overcame the stigma of anxiety in my own life:
For so long, I thought that I was alone in the way that I thought and felt. Now I know that I'm not and you aren't either. Anxiety can feel incredibly isolating, but I hope you know that you are not alone." Thank you for reading this newsletter. If you have any questions, contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Best, The MindTrails Project Team ReferencesSingh, O. (2020, May 15). 35 celebrities who have opened up about their struggles with mental illness. Insider. https://www.insider.com/celebrities-depression-anxiety-mental-health-awareness-2017-11 Bell, K (2020). [Photograph]. Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/p/CGQw-v1M900/ Henson, T. P. (2020). [Photograph]. Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/p/CDFl8EZJvQd/ Malik, Z. (2019). [Photograph]. Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/p/B0REg7aJjst/ To make sure you receive our emails, please add our email address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to your list of contacts. By adding us to your contacts, you ensure all our emails don't end up in your spam folder. Please note that email is not a secure form of communication and should not be used to discuss any confidential matters, including personal health information, given that its confidentiality cannot be assured. You received this email because you signed up to participate in the MindTrails study. You can manage your contact preferences, or exit the study at any time by visiting your Account Settings. |


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vignettes/git-github-introduction.Rmd
git-github-introduction.Rmd
Using git for version control and GitHub for project managmenet and collaboration can massively improve your analysis workflow. If you are new to these tools, here are some great resources to get started.
Software Carpentry’s self-paced Version Control with Git course website with reading, exercises
Jenny Bryan’s course website Happy Git and GitHub for the useR
Jenny Bryan’s paper Excuse me, do you have a moment to talk about version control?, an excellent explanation of how R and RStudio integrate with GitHub
GitHub’s webcast on Project Management (Note: this is from 2015 so some information on feature may be outdated. However, it remains a good high-level overview.)
GitHub’s Learning Lab with guided exercises for different features of its platform
Using Git and GitHub are important pieces to having a comprehensive reproducible workflow. This can make your work more accurate, efficient, and sharable. To understand how git and GitHub fit into this, check out these papers.
Greg Wilson (et al)’s paper Good Enough Practices for Scientific Computing
Hillary Parker’s paper Opinionated Analysis Development


The text object library provides a multitude of ways to shape the appearance of individual characters. Each character within a text object may even exhibit its own individual attributes, if the object is defined to use multiple character attributes. The definitions within this section show the full range of possibilities for character attributes.
The
VisTextCharAttr
structure provides a great variety of attributes for characters within text objects. Many of the
VisTextCharAttr
fields use graphics structures to tailor the appearance of individual characters within the text object. You may wish to review the Graphics Environment chapter to discover the full features of this structure.
Code Display 10-1 The VisTextCharAttr Structure
typedef struct { StyleSheetElementHeader VTCA_meta; FontID VTCA_fontID; WBFixed VTCA_pointSize; TextStyle VTCA_textStyles; ColorQuad VTCA_color; sword VTCA_trackKerning; byte VTCA_fontWeight; byte VTCA_fontWidth; VisTextExtendedStyles VTCA_extendedStyles; SystemDrawMask VTCA_grayScreen; GraphicPattern VTCA_pattern; ColorQuad VTCA_bgColor; SystemDrawMask VTCA_bgGrayScreen; GraphicPattern VTCA_bgPattern; byte VTCA_reserved[7]; } VisTextCharAttr;
VTCA_
meta
stores a
StyleSheetElementHeader
. This structure field allows the
VisTextCharAttr
structure to act as an element in an element array. For complete information on using character attribute element arrays to implement character style runs, see Character Runs
.
VTCA_
fontID
stores the
FontID
of the font to be used for this character. Any current font allowed by the system is valid. There may exist up to 65536 fonts of type
FontID
.
VTCA_ pointSize stores the point size of the character. This may be any fixed point value between 4 and 792.
VTCA_
textStyles
stores the text styles (of type
TextStyle
) to be applied to this character. For a list of text styles, see the Drawing Shapes chapter.
VTCA_
color
stores the current color (of type
ColorQuad
) of the foreground text character.
VTCA_
trackKerning
stores the kerning value (either positive or negative) for this character. This value is expressed in points and reflects how much extra space (if positive) or removal of space (if negative) to apply between this character and the next character.
VTCA_
fontWeight
stores the font-weight (thickness) of the character. This value is expressed as a
FontWeight
value, a percentage between 75% and 125%.
VTCA_
fontWidth
stores the width of the font, expressed as a
FontWidth
value, a percentage between 25% and 200%. Several constants are defined in
font.h
with common font widths, including FWI_CONDENSED and FWI_EXPANDED.
VTCA_
extendedStyles
stores any
VisTextExtendedStyles
(separate from the
TextStyle
in VTCA_
textStyles
) in use by this character. These styles are defined in the text object library. See VisTextExtendedStyles
for a list of extended styles.
VTCA_
grayScreen
stores the
SystemDrawMask
to use when displaying this text. This mask is applied to the text characters but not to the background.
VTCA_
pattern
stores the
GraphicPattern
to use when displaying this text. This pattern is applied to the text characters but not to the background.
VTCA_bgColor
stores the background color to apply to the character's background (but not to the character itself).
VTCA_
bgGrayScreen
stores the
SystemDrawMask
to apply to the character's background.
VTCA_
bgPattern
stores the
GraphicPattern
to apply to the character's background.
Code Display 10-2 VisTextExtendedStyles
/* These flags are stored in the VisTextCharAttr entry VTCA_extendedStyles */ typedef WordFlags VisTextExtendedStyles; #define VTES_BOXED 0x8000 #define VTES_BUTTON 0x4000 #define VTES_INDEX 0x2000 #define VTES_ALL_CAP 0x1000 #define VTES_SMALL_CAP 0x0800 #define VTES_HIDDEN 0x0400 #define VTES_CHANGE_BAR 0x0200 #define VTES_BACKGROUND_COLOR 0x0100
VTES_BOXED draws the character within a box (a rectangle surrounding the character). If consecutive characters are marked VTES_BOXED they will all be drawn within a single rectangular outline.
VTES_BUTTON frames the text characters within a drop shadow. Consecutive characters marked VTES_BUTTON will be framed within a single drop-shadow.
VTES_INDEX marks the character for indexing purposes. This feature is currently not implemented.
VTES_ALL_CAP indicates that the character should be capitalized in the current point size.
VTES_SMALL_CAP indicates that the character should be capitalized, but at a smaller point size.
VTES_HIDDEN indicates that this character acts as hidden text. Hidden text may exhibit special properties (such as being masked out when printing).
VTES_CHANGE_BAR is currently unimplemented.
VTES_BACKGROUND_COLOR indicates that this character exhibits a special background color.
You may decide that you do not need your characters to exhibit the many attributes available within the
VisTextCharAttr
structure. If your text object is simple, you may want instead to use the default character attributes provided in the text object library. These default attributes supersede the use of the
VisTextCharAttr
structure. All of these attributes will fit into a single word record.
The
VisTextDefaultCharAttr
record allows your text object to exhibit three styles (underline, bold, and italic), 16 color indexes of type
Color
, eight point sizes, and 32 different fonts.
Code Display 10-3 VisTextDefaultCharAttr
typedef WordFlags VisTextDefaultCharAttr; #define VTDCA_UNDERLINE 0x8000 #define VTDCA_BOLD 0x4000 #define VTDCA_ITALIC 0x2000 #define VTDCA_COLOR 0x0f00 /* Color */ #define VTDCA_SIZE 0x00e0 /* VisTextDefaultSize */ #define VTDCA_FONT 0x001f /* VisTextDefaultFont */
#define VTDCA_COLOR_OFFSET 8 #define VTDCA_SIZE_OFFSET 5 #define VTDCA_FONT_OFFSET 0
typedef ByteEnum VisTextDefaultSize; #define VTDS_8 0 /* Point size of 8 */ #define VTDS_9 1 /* Point size of 9 */ #define VTDS_10 2 /* Point size of 10 */ #define VTDS_12 3 /* Point size of 12 */ #define VTDS_14 4 /* Point size of 14 */ #define VTDS_18 5 /* Point size of 18 */ #define VTDS_24 6 /* Point size of 24 */ #define VTDS_36 7 /* Point size of 36 */
typedef ByteEnum VisTextDefaultFont; #define VTDF_BERKELEY 0 /* Berkeley Font */ #define VTDF_CHICAGO 1 /* Chicago Font */ #define VTDF_BISON 2 /* Bison Font */ #define VTDF_WINDOWS 3 /* Windows Font */ #define VTDF_LED 4 /* LED Font */ #define VTDF_ROMA 5 /* Roma Font */ #define VTDF_UNIVERSITY 6 /* University Font */ #define VTDF_URW_ROMAN 7 /* URW Roman Font */ #define VTDF_URW_SANS 8 /* URW Sans Font */ #define VTDF_URW_MONO 9 /* URW Mono Font */ #define VTDF_URW_SYMBOLPS 10 /* URW Symbols Font */ #define VTDF_CENTURY_SCHOOLBOOK 11 /* Century Schoolbook Font */
#define VIS_TEXT_INITIAL_CHAR_ATTR \ ((VTDS_12 << VTDCA_SIZE_OFFSET) | VTDF_BERKELEY)
The text object library also provides several macros to make the definition of the
VisTextCharAttr
structure simpler. These macros are listed in VisTextCharAttr Macros
. In many cases, these macros make the definition of character style runs vastly easier.


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Tasks Tutorial
This tutorial will cover Tasks. Tasks are functions that run during every frame of the program. Panda3D runs a number of tasks during any program, but additional tasks may be added. For this tutorial, tasks will be used to update the ship, asteriod and bullet positions, in addition to checking for collisions. To do this, all the data you need to know is how much time has passed and the velocity of each object.
NOTE: Adding lots of processor intensive tasks will have an adverse affect on the framerate/performance of your program.
For more information on tasks, please consult the Panda3D online manual.
The image below shows the tutorial in action.


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apply_in_underlying_javascript(f, xs) → {boolean}
calls the function
f
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return x * y;
}
apply_in_underlying_javascript(times, list(2, 3)); // returns 6
Parameters:
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f |
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xs |
list | arguments given in list |
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whatever
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returns
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the string
str
as a Source program. The format
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parse tree
- Type
- value


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abstract fun lookup(hash: SecureHash): NetworkParameters?
Return the network parameters with the given hash, or null if it doesn't exist.
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