const Events = require("events");
const Util = require("util");
const UUIDS = {
BUTTON_SERVICE: "99c31523dc4f41b1bb044e4deb81fadd",
BUTTON_CHARACTERISTIC: "99c31525dc4f41b1bb044e4deb81fadd",
BATTERY_SERVICE: "180f",
BATTERY_CHARACTERISTIC: "2a19",
DEVICE_CHARACTERISTIC: "99c31526dc4f41b1bb044e4deb81fadd"
};
const BUTTONS = {
"ff00": "off",
"fe00": "north",
"ef00": "north double-tap",
"feff": "north hold",
"fd00": "east",
"df00": "east double-tap",
"fdff": "east hold",
"fb00": "west",
"bf00": "west double-tap",
"fbff": "west hold",
"f700": "south",
"7f00": "south double-tap",
"f7ff": "south hold",
"fc00": "multi-touch north + east",
"fa00": "multi-touch north + west",
"f600": "multi-touch north + south",
"f900": "multi-touch east + west",
"f500": "multi-touch east + south",
"f300": "multi-touch west + south",
"f800": "multi-touch north + east + west",
"f400": "multi-touch north + east + south",
"f200": "multi-touch north + west + south",
"f100": "multi-touch east + west + south",
"f000": "multi-touch north + east + west + south"
};
var BUTTON_EVENTDATA;
const DOUBLETAP_DEBOUNCE_TIMEOUT_MS = 250;
const HOLD_REPEAT_TIMEOUT_MS = 10;
const BATTERY_POLL_TIMEOUT_MS = 30 * 60 * 1000; // 30 minutes.
const DEBUG = false;
const LOG = (...args) => {
if (!DEBUG) {
return;
}
console.log("DEBUG TurnTouch:: ", ...args);
};
/**
* TurnTouch class, which allows you to connect to your TurnTouch remote, query
* it for info and receive events from it.
*
* @category API
* @implements {events.EventEmitter}
* @example <caption>Simple bootstrapping</caption>
* var Noble = require("noble");
* var TurnTouch = require("turntouch");
*
* var gTurnTouch;
*
* Noble.on("stateChange", function(state) {
* console.log("Noble state change.", state);
* if (state == "poweredOn") {
* gTurnTouch = new TurnTouch(Noble);
* gTurnTouch.on("button", button => {
* console.log("BUTTON EVENT", button);
* });
* gTurnTouch.on("battery", batteryLevel => {
* console.log("BATTERY LEVEL", batteryLevel + "%");
* });
* gTurnTouch.on("error", err => console.error(err));
* } else {
* process.exit();
* }
* });
*
* process.on("exit", function() {
* Noble.stopScanning();
* if (gTurnTouch) {
* gTurnTouch.disconnect();
* }
* });
*/
class TurnTouch {
/**
* @param {Noble} poweredNoble Instance of the Noble BLE library.
*/
constructor(poweredNoble) {
this.noble = poweredNoble;
this.setup();
this._events = new Map();
}
/**
* Error event.
*
* @event TurnTouch#error
* @type {Error}
*/
/**
* Powers on the Noble instance, if it's not running yet, and attempts to
* discover and connect to the TurnTouch remote.
* Once the connection is established successfully, it'll start listening for
* button events and start the battery gauge.
*
* @fires TurnTouch#error
* @return {Promise} Promise that resolves when done or when an error has
* occurred.
*/
async setup() {
if (this.noble.state != "poweredOn") {
await new Promise(resolve => {
this.noble.once("stateChange", state => {
if (state == "poweredOn") {
resolve();
} else {
this.emit("error", new Error("Received an invalid state from Noble: " + state));
}
});
});
}
try {
await this.discoverAndConnect();
// The remote doesn't support getting all services and characteristics at once,
// so we need to do it in two passes; buttons and battery.
await this.setupButtonListener();
await this.setupBatteryGauge();
} catch (ex) {
this.emit("error", ex);
}
}
/**
* Starts scanning for Bluetooth devices and tries to filter out the TurnTouch
* remote. When it's discovered, and attempt to make a connection is done.
* This method is called by {@link TurnTouch#setup}, so you probably won't
* need it.
*
* @see TurnTouch#setup
* @throws {Error} If the connection with the remote could not be established.
* @return {Promise} Promise that resolves when done.
*/
async discoverAndConnect() {
return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
this.noble.startScanning([], true, err => {
if (err) {
throw new Error("Couldn't start scanning: " + err);
}
LOG("Scanning started.");
let handler;
this.noble.on("discover", handler = peripheral => {
if (!peripheral.advertisement || !peripheral.advertisement.localName ||
!peripheral.advertisement.localName.startsWith("Turn Touch")) {
return;
}
LOG("Peripheral DISCOVERED.", peripheral);
this.noble.off("discover", handler);
this.noble.stopScanning();
peripheral.connect(err => {
if (err) {
reject(new Error("Couldn't connect to remote: " + err));
return;
}
this.peripheral = peripheral;
this._events.set("disconnect", this.onDisconnect.bind(this));
peripheral.on("disconnect", this._events.get("disconnect"));
resolve();
});
});
});
});
}
/**
* Discover the button service of the remote and attempts to subscribe to data
* from it, which will contain button press events.
* This method is called by {@link TurnTouch#setup}, so you probably won't
* need it.
*
* @see TurnTouch#setup
* @throws {Error} If there's no connection with the remote yet, when the
* button service can not be discovered or when subscription
* to button events fails.
* @return {Promise} Promise that resolves when done.
*/
async setupButtonListener() {
if (!this.peripheral) {
throw new Error("Fatal error: connect to the remote first.");
}
await new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
this.peripheral.discoverSomeServicesAndCharacteristics([UUIDS.BUTTON_SERVICE],
[UUIDS.BUTTON_CHARACTERISTIC], (err, services, characteristics) => {
if (err) {
reject(new Error("Button data discovery failed: " + err));
return;
}
this.buttonData = characteristics[0];
resolve();
});
});
this.resetButtonTracker();
await new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
this.buttonData.subscribe(err => {
if (err) {
reject(new Error("Button data subscribe failed: " + err));
return;
}
resolve();
});
});
this._events.set("data", this.onButtonData.bind(this));
this.buttonData.on("data", this._events.get("data"));
}
/**
* Event handler, invoked when a button event comes in through the
* subscription as made in {@link TurnTouch#setupButtonListener}.
*
* @param {Buffer} data NodeJS Buffer object that signifies the button event.
* This should match with one of the hex codes in the
* `BUTTONS` map (see source code).
*/
onButtonData(data) {
let button = BUTTONS[data.toString("hex")];
if (button == "off") {
if (this._currentButtonBetweenOffs) {
LOG("Button OFF.", this._holdRepeatTimer);
if (this._holdRepeatTimer) {
clearInterval(this._holdRepeatTimer);
this._holdRepeatTimer = null;
return;
}
if (this._doubleTapDebounceTimer) {
// Bail out, we're waiting for a double-tap.
return;
}
this._doubleTapDebounceTimer = setTimeout(this.resetButtonTracker.bind(this),
DOUBLETAP_DEBOUNCE_TIMEOUT_MS);
}/* else {} // 'off' received with no prior button press; ignore. */
} else {
this._currentButtonBetweenOffs = button;
if (button.endsWith("double-tap") || button.endsWith("hold")) {
this.resetButtonTracker();
}
}
}
/**
* Button Event.
*
* @typedef {object} ButtonEvent
* @property {string} button Name of the button that was pressed. May be
* 'north', 'east', 'south', 'west' or 'multi-touch'.
* @property {boolean} hold `true` when the button was held down for longer
* than `HOLD_REPEAT_TIMEOUT_MS` milliseconds.
* @property {boolean} doubleTap `true` when the button was tapped twice in
* quick succession.
* @property {array<string>} buttons List of buttons that were tapped
* simultaneously. This only contains items
* for the 'multi-touch' event.
*/
/**
* Button event.
*
* @event TurnTouch#button
* @type {ButtonEvent}
*/
/**
* Creates a nice, inspectable event object that
* @param {string} buttonString Textual representation of the button event
* that was captured.
* @return {ButtonEvent}
*/
createEvent(buttonString) {
if (!BUTTON_EVENTDATA) {
BUTTON_EVENTDATA = {};
for (let btn of Object.values(BUTTONS)) {
let [button, ...modifiers] = btn.split(/[\s+]+/);
BUTTON_EVENTDATA[btn] = {
button,
hold: modifiers.includes("hold"),
doubleTap: modifiers.includes("double-tap"),
buttons: []
};
if (button == "multi-touch") {
BUTTON_EVENTDATA[btn].buttons.push(...modifiers);
}
}
}
return Object.assign({}, BUTTON_EVENTDATA[buttonString]);
}
/**
* Part of the double-tap debouncing mechanism; it makes sure that a certain
* amount of time between taps is allowed to not send events for a single AND
* double tap, but to de-duplicate.
* When a button is held down, this method is responsible for firing multiple
* {@link ButtonEvent}s every `HOLD_REPEAT_TIMEOUT_MS` milliseconds.
*
* @fires TurnTouch#button
*/
resetButtonTracker() {
clearTimeout(this._doubleTapDebounceTimer);
this._doubleTapDebounceTimer = null;
if (this._currentButtonBetweenOffs) {
let event = this.createEvent(this._currentButtonBetweenOffs);
LOG("Button pressed.", event);
this.emit("button", event);
if (event.hold && !this._holdRepeatTimer) {
this._holdRepeatTimer = setInterval(() => {
LOG("Holding button depressed.", event);
this.emit("button", event);
}, HOLD_REPEAT_TIMEOUT_MS);
}
}
this._currentButtonBetweenOffs = null;
}
/**
* Start gauging the battery level of the remote continuously, at a set
* interval of `BATTERY_POLL_TIMEOUT_MS` milliseconds.
*
* @throws {Error} If there's no connection with the remote yet or when the
* battery service can not be discovered.
* @return {Promise} Promise that resolves when done.
* @see TurnTouch#getBatteryLevel
*/
async setupBatteryGauge() {
if (!this.peripheral) {
throw new Error("Fatal error: connect to the remote first.");
}
await new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
this.peripheral.discoverSomeServicesAndCharacteristics([UUIDS.BATTERY_SERVICE],
[UUIDS.BATTERY_CHARACTERISTIC], (err, services, characteristics) => {
if (err) {
reject(new Error("Battery data discovery failed: " + err));
return;
}
this.batteryData = characteristics[0];
resolve();
});
});
this.batteryGaugePoll();
await this.getBatteryLevel();
}
/**
* Start polling for the battery level every `BATTERY_POLL_TIMEOUT_MS`
* milliseconds.
*/
batteryGaugePoll() {
if (this._batteryTimer) {
return;
}
this._batteryTimer = setTimeout(async () => {
await this.getBatteryLevel();
this.batteryGaugePoll();
}, BATTERY_POLL_TIMEOUT_MS);
}
/**
* Battery event.
*
* @event TurnTouch#battery
* @type {number}
*/
/**
* Read the battery level from the remote's battery service.
*
* @fires TurnTouch#battery
* @throws {Error} If reading the battery level failed somehow.
* @return {Promise<number>} Promise that resolves with the battery level
* when done or rejects with an error upon failure.
*/
async getBatteryLevel() {
return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
this.batteryData.read((err, data) => {
if (err) {
reject(new Error("Reading battery failed: " + err));
return;
}
let level = data.readIntBE(0, data.length);
LOG("Battery.", level);
this.emit("battery", level);
resolve(level);
})
});
}
/**
* Disconnect from the remote and clean up thoroughly.
*/
disconnect() {
if (this._batteryTimer) {
clearTimeout(this._batteryTimer);
this._batteryTimer = null;
}
if (this.buttonData) {
this.resetButtonTracker();
// No callback to watch for errors here, because disconnect() should be
// synchronous.
this.buttonData.off("data", this._events.get("data"));
this.buttonData.unsubscribe();
this.buttonData = null;
}
this.peripheral.off("disconnect", this._events.get("disconnect"));
if (this.peripheral) {
this.peripheral.disconnect();
}
this.peripheral = null;
this._events.clear();
}
/**
* Event handler that fired when the connection between Noble and the remote
* is gone.
* It will re-connect automatically when the disconnect was unintential, i.e.
* without having called {@link TurnTouch#disconnect}.
*/
onDisconnect() {
let restart = !!this.peripheral;
this.peripheral = null;
this.disconnect();
if (restart) {
LOG("Reconnecting.");
this.setup();
}
}
};
Util.inherits(TurnTouch, Events.EventEmitter);
/**
* @exports TurnTouch
*/
module.exports = TurnTouch;
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What is the operator in Python? Operators are special symbols in Python that carry out arithmetic or logical computation. The value that the operator operates on is called the operand. for example: 2 + 3 = 5 Here, + is the operator that performs addition. 2 and 3 are the operands and 5 is the output of the operation.
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Addition operator
c = a + b print("Addition value =" , c)
Subtraction operator
c = a - b print("Subtraction value = " , c)
Multipliction operator
c = a * b print("Multipliction value = " , c)
Division operator
c = a / b print("Division value = " , c)
Mod operator
c = a % b print("Mod value = " , c)
Exponent or power operator
a = 2 ; b = 3 c = a ** b print("Exponent value = " , c)
floor Division or integer division operator
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In Python 3 the division of 5 / 2 will return 2.5 this is floating point division
the floor Division or integer divisio will return 2 mean return only the integer value
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by Enioluwa AdeniyiThe National Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress, Adams Oshiomhole, has revealed how sixteen senators who dumped the party with former Senate President, Bukola Saraki, were punished.
The former governor of Edo state stated this while speaking with State House correspondents after the closed-door meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari at the Presidential Villa, Abuja on Tuesday.
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def
addHolidayMessage(token: String, hm: HolidayMessage): Long
Add a HolidayMessage to the database.
Add a HolidayMessage to the database.
First link all dates to the holidayMessage. Then add a PlanningUnitState object for every PlanningUnitState the employee is part of. Then save the HolidayMessage Then get it back out of the database Then save the dates and the PlanningUnitStates This very not clean method has to be used because of the limitations of ebean. Otherwise, it does not save everything properly.
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addHolidayMessageHistory(hmh: HolidayMessageHistory): Long
Add a holidayMessageHistory to it's HolidayMessage This function is called when an employee changes an absence that was already in the database.
Add a holidayMessageHistory to it's HolidayMessage This function is called when an employee changes an absence that was already in the database. Now the old data of the absence is added to a HolidayMessageHistory object and it is replaced by the new data.
First save all the hmh's dates in the database, then save the hmh, then get it back out of the database (this way is used because the save() option does not modify the object's ID) Then save it's dates again. This very not clean method has to be used because of the limitations of ebean. Otherwise, it does not save everything properly.
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the id of the newly saved hmh object
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addPlannerUpdate(token: String, hpm: HolidayPlanningsMessage): Unit
Applies the update of a certain planner to a certain HolidayMessage A HolidayMessage can only be approved if a planner of every planning unit the employee is in, has approved that HolidayMessage.
Applies the update of a certain planner to a certain HolidayMessage A HolidayMessage can only be approved if a planner of every planning unit the employee is in, has approved that HolidayMessage. This function adds the decision a certain planner has made for every planning unit he is planner of, to the holidayMessages PlanningUnitStates
- token
X-Authorization token to be used for requesting data from the MyStaff API.
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the HolidayPlanningsMessage that will be used to update the holidayMessage.
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addPlannerUpdateForPlanningsUnits(hpm: HolidayPlanningsMessage, unitsOfPlanner: List[String]): Unit
Applies the update of a certain planner to a certain HolidayMessage A HolidayMessage can only be approved if a planner of every planning unit the employee is in, has approved that HolidayMessage.
Applies the update of a certain planner to a certain HolidayMessage A HolidayMessage can only be approved if a planner of every planning unit the employee is in, has approved that HolidayMessage. This function adds the decision a certain planner has made for every planning unit he is planner of, to the holidayMessages PlanningUnitStates
First add the hpm with in it: the plannerID and the decision he made for this absence to the HolidayMessage Then change the state of the HolidayMessage with the new info If at least one planner rejected the absence, the global state is rejected If not: if at least one planner has it new: the state is new If not: if at least one planner has it in consideration: that is the state If not: state is approved
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the HolidayPlanningsMessage that will be used to update de planner.
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the planning units of the planner
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Deletes the HolidayMessage from the database whose id matches the passed id.
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getAllHolidayMessages(): List[HolidayMessage]
Retrieves all HolidayMessages from the database.
Retrieves all HolidayMessages from the database.
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List<HolidayMessage> containing all HolidayMessages in the database.
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getAllHolidayMessagesAfter(date: LocalDate): List[HolidayMessage]
Retrieves all HolidayMessages from the database which occur after the specified date.
Retrieves all HolidayMessages from the database which occur after the specified date.
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indicates starting from what date HolidayMessages should be returned.
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getAllHolidayMessagesApproved(): List[HolidayMessage]
Retrieves the first 2500 approved (state = SchedulingState.Approved) HolidayMessages from the database.
Retrieves the first 2500 approved (state = SchedulingState.Approved) HolidayMessages from the database. The HolidayMessages are ordered by their 'requestData' property.
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List<HolidayMessage> which are all approved.
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getAllHolidayMessagesBetween(start: LocalDate, end: LocalDate): List[HolidayMessage]
Retrieves all HolidayMessages from the database which occur after the specified date.
Retrieves all HolidayMessages from the database which occur after the specified date.
- start
indicates starting from what date HolidayMessages should be returned.
- end
indicates the end date before which HolidayMessages should be returned.
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List<HolidayMessage> after date.
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def
getAllHolidayMessagesByType(type: HolidayType): List[HolidayMessage]
Retrieves the first 2500 HolidayMessages from the database whose 'type' property is equal to the HolidayType that is passed as a parameter.
Retrieves the first 2500 HolidayMessages from the database whose 'type' property is equal to the HolidayType that is passed as a parameter. The HolidayMessages are ordered by their 'requestData' property.
- type
indicates the kind of HolidayMessage.
- returns
List<HolidayMessage> of this type.
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def
getAllHolidayMessagesInConsideration(): List[HolidayMessage]
Retrieves the first 2500 HolidayMessages, which are being considered, (state = SchedulingState.InConsideration) from the database.
Retrieves the first 2500 HolidayMessages, which are being considered, (state = SchedulingState.InConsideration) from the database. The HolidayMessages are ordered by their 'requestData' property.
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List<HolidayMessage> which are all being considered.
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getAllHolidayMessagesNew(): List[HolidayMessage]
Retrieves the first 2500 new (state = SchedulingState.New) HolidayMessages from the database.
Retrieves the first 2500 new (state = SchedulingState.New) HolidayMessages from the database. The HolidayMessages are ordered by their 'requestData' property.
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List<HolidayMessage> which are all new.
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getAllHolidayMessagesOfEmployeeAfter(id: String, date: LocalDate): List[HolidayMessage]
Retrieves all HolidayMessages from the database which occur after the specified date for a specific employee.
Retrieves all HolidayMessages from the database which occur after the specified date for a specific employee.
- id
is the id of the employee
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indicates starting from what date HolidayMessages should be returned.
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List<HolidayMessage> after date.
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getAllHolidayMessagesRejected(): List[HolidayMessage]
Retrieves the first 2500 rejected (state = SchedulingState.Rejected) HolidayMessages from the database.
Retrieves the first 2500 rejected (state = SchedulingState.Rejected) HolidayMessages from the database. The HolidayMessages are ordered by their 'requestData' property.
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List<HolidayMessage> which are all rejected.
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getHolidayMessageWithEmployeeID(ID: String): List[HolidayMessage]
Retrieves the first 2500 HolidayMessages from the database that are linked to the employee with the passed ID.
Retrieves the first 2500 HolidayMessages from the database that are linked to the employee with the passed ID. The HolidayMessages are ordered by their 'requestData' property.
- ID
id of the employee.
- returns
List<HolidayMessage> of this employee.
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def
getHolidayMessagesApprovedOfDoctorWithID(ID: String): List[HolidayMessage]
Retrieves the first 2500 approved (state = SchedulingState.Approved) HolidayMessages from the database that are linked to the doctor with the passed ID.
Retrieves the first 2500 approved (state = SchedulingState.Approved) HolidayMessages from the database that are linked to the doctor with the passed ID. The HolidayMessages are ordered by their 'requestData' property.
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id of the doctor.
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List<HolidayMessage> of this doctor, which are all approved.
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getHolidayMessagesInConsiderationOfDoctorWithID(ID: String): List[HolidayMessage]
Retrieves the first 2500 HolidayMessages, which are being considered, (state = SchedulingState.InConsideration) from the database that are linked to the doctor with the passed ID.
Retrieves the first 2500 HolidayMessages, which are being considered, (state = SchedulingState.InConsideration) from the database that are linked to the doctor with the passed ID. The HolidayMessages are ordered by their 'requestData' property.
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id of the doctor.
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List<HolidayMessage> of this doctor, which are all being considered.
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getHolidayMessagesNewOfDoctorWithID(ID: String): List[HolidayMessage]
Retrieves the first 2500 new (state = SchedulingState.New) HolidayMessages from the database that are linked to the doctor with the passed ID.
Retrieves the first 2500 new (state = SchedulingState.New) HolidayMessages from the database that are linked to the doctor with the passed ID. The HolidayMessages are ordered by their 'requestData' property.
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id of the doctor.
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List<HolidayMessage> of this doctor, which are all new.
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def
getHolidayMessagesRejectedOfDoctorWithID(ID: String): List[HolidayMessage]
Retrieves the first 2500 rejected (state = SchedulingState.Rejected) HolidayMessages from the database that are linked to the doctor with the passed ID.
Retrieves the first 2500 rejected (state = SchedulingState.Rejected) HolidayMessages from the database that are linked to the doctor with the passed ID. The HolidayMessages are ordered by their 'requestData' property.
- ID
id of the doctor.
- returns
List<HolidayMessage> of this doctor, which are all rejected.
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def
hashCode(): Int
- Definition Classes
- AnyRef → Any
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def
isAlreadyInDatabase(hm: HolidayMessage): Boolean
Checks if the passed HolidayMessage is already in the database.
Checks if the passed HolidayMessage is already in the database.
- hm
HolidayMessage which is being checked.
- returns
true if the HolidayMessage is already in the database, false if it isn't.
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final
def
isInstanceOf[T0]: Boolean
- Definition Classes
- Any
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final
def
ne(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean
- Definition Classes
- AnyRef
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final
def
notify(): Unit
- Definition Classes
- AnyRef
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final
def
notifyAll(): Unit
- Definition Classes
- AnyRef
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final
def
synchronized[T0](arg0: ⇒ T0): T0
- Definition Classes
- AnyRef
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def
toString(): String
- Definition Classes
- AnyRef → Any
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def
updateHolidayMessage(hm: HolidayMessage): Unit
Updates the HolidayMessage in the database that as the same id as the passed HolidayMessage.
Updates the HolidayMessage in the database that as the same id as the passed HolidayMessage. The ExactDates that are linked to the HolidayMessage in the database will also be updated with the ExactDates of the passed HolidayMessage. The ExactDates of the HolidayMessage in the database will be added to the 'exact_date_hmh' table in the database.
- hm
the updated HolidayMessage.
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A new Deputy Chief Constable will be joining West Mercia Police in the new year.
Julian Moss who is currently Assistant Chief Constable at Gloucestershire Constabulary, was successful in the appointment following an interview process on November 18.
Chief Constable Anthony Bangham said: “I am delighted to welcome Julian to West Mercia Police. He has a significant background in operational and neighbourhood policing and he will be a real asset to our force and to the communities that we serve.”
He will be joining Chief Constable Anthony Bangham and his executive team on January 6.
Police said he brings with him vast experience from a number of roles in forces in the South West of the country.
Julian joined the police service with Avon and Somerset Constabulary in 1992 after graduating from Bristol University having studied Physics.
His policing background includes neighbourhood policing where he has been a beat manager as a constable, neighbourhood inspector in Bath, superintendent with responsibility for neighbourhood policing and partnerships in Bristol before being promoted to local policing commander for North Somerset. He also acted as temporary Assistant Chief Constable for Avon and Somerset Police.
Most recently he joined Gloucestershire Constabulary as Assistant Chief Constable for Operations in May 2017. He has worked as the ACC responsible for Planning, Transformation and Innovation. Julian has a national role in promoting Public Health approaches in policing and is passionate about taking action on adverse childhood experience.
He has lived in Gloucestershire for 16 years and is married with three children. He enjoys being out-run by his two cocker spaniels in the Cotswold countryside.


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Trigger on Save
Overview
In this recipe we show how a Ruble command can be triggered when an editor saves its content. This allows for processing to occur immediately after the file has been saved.
The Code
In the snippet below, we register our command with the "execution listener". When that listener encounters an event with the "org.eclipse.ui.file.save" id, the command will be triggered. Inside the invocation block, we see that the context contains an "execution_listener" property which is a hash of properties being sent with the event. All key/value pairs are emitted to the console. To perform your own post-save processing, simply replace the CONSOLE.puts line with the appropriate code.
require
'ruble'
bundle
do
|bundle|
bundle.author =
"Kevin Lindsey"
bundle.copyright =
"Copyright 2001 Appcelerator, Inc. Distributed under the MIT license."
bundle.display_name =
"Execute on Save"
bundle.description =
"A simple bundle showing how to trigger a command when editors save their content"
end
command
"Show Save Information"
do
|cmd|
cmd.input = :none
cmd.output = :discard
cmd.trigger = :execution_listener,
"org.eclipse.ui.file.save"
cmd.invoke
do
|ctx|
ctx.execution_listener.each {|k,v| CONSOLE.puts
"Execution: #{k}=#{v}"
}
end
end
NOTE: In order to get an idea of what events are available, simply remove the "org.eclipse.ui.file.save" argument from the trigger assignment. This will cause the command to trigger for all execution listener events.
An Example
A script which takes the current file and makes a backup in a specific spot.
command
"Backup Open Editor"
do
|cmd|
cmd.input = :document
cmd.output = :discard
cmd.trigger = :execution_listener,
"org.eclipse.ui.file.save"
cmd.invoke
do
|ctx|
backup_path =
"/Users/ingo/Desktop/"
source_path = ENV[
'TM_FILEPATH'
]
# Strip name and extension to create a
new
backup file name.
# We use Unix milliseconds to provide the unique #
ext = File.extname(source_path)
filename = File.basename(source_path, ext)
destination_path = backup_path + filename +
"_"
+ Time.now.to_i.to_s + ext
# Copy the file name
CONSOLE.puts
"Backing Up: "
+ source_path +
" to "
+ destination_path
File.copy(source_path, destination_path)
end
end


This package depends on the soon-to-be standard (JSR 231) JOGL packages. Currently, to use this package, you must obtain the freely-available JAR files and native code libraries for JOGL from https://jogl.dev.java.net/.


The ul expects li
elements as children. You can use a normal li
tag or the TornadoFaces <t:li>
tag for additional functionality, including automatically creating the wrapped a
via the link
attribute and automatically adding active-state.
See List for a data driven alternative.
Additional styling is available by setting the styleClass
property. Refer to the Foundation For Apps Documentation for further information and examples.


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#include <ICPoly.hpp>
Inheritance diagram for gpx::phy2d::ICPoly:
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual const model::VertexData< 2 > & | cvertices () const =0 |
| Get colliding vertices. | |
| virtual math::Vector< 2 > | eff (const math::const_VectorPtr< 2 > &pre, const math::const_VectorPtr< 2 > &post) const =0 |
| Get effective collision point. | |
| virtual math::Vector< 2 > | normal (const CollisionPoints &cPoints) const =0 |
| Get normal. |
| virtual const model::VertexData<2>& gpx::phy2d::ICPoly::cvertices | ( | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Get colliding vertices.
C-vertices or colliding vertices are those vertices that bound object in particular polyg onal shape. C-vertices have to be given in object's local coordinates.
Implemented in gpx::phy2d::base_CPoly< F >, gpx::phy2d::base_CPoly< gpx::phy2d::CPoly< model::NONE > >, and gpx::phy2d::base_CPoly< gpx::phy2d::CPoly< INDEX > >.
| virtual math::Vector<2> gpx::phy2d::ICPoly::eff | ( | const math::const_VectorPtr< 2 > & | pre, | |
| const math::const_VectorPtr< 2 > & | post | |||
| ) | const [pure virtual] |
Get effective collision point.
Based on pre- and post-collision points, object should determine effective collision point where collision occurred. In simplest approach just pre-collision point may be returned. Effective point have to be given in object's local coordinates.
| pre | pre-collision point. | |
| post | post-collision point. |
Implemented in gpx::phy2d::base_CPoly< F >, gpx::phy2d::base_CPoly< gpx::phy2d::CPoly< model::NONE > >, and gpx::phy2d::base_CPoly< gpx::phy2d::CPoly< INDEX > >.
| virtual math::Vector<2> gpx::phy2d::ICPoly::normal | ( | const CollisionPoints & | cPoints | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Get normal.
Get normal vector, which defines direction of collision. In most cases normal vector will be perpendicular to object's shape in the point where edge of the object and section defined by pre- and post-collision points intersect. Normal vector has to be given in global coordinates.
| cPoints | structure containing pre-, post- and effective collision points. |
Implemented in gpx::phy2d::base_CPoly< F >, gpx::phy2d::base_CPoly< gpx::phy2d::CPoly< model::NONE > >, and gpx::phy2d::base_CPoly< gpx::phy2d::CPoly< INDEX > >.


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DELETE /teams/:team_id/memberships/:username
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The programming language Python was conceived in the late 1980s,[1] and its implementation was started in December 1989[2] by Guido van Rossumat CWI in the Netherlands as a successor to ABC capable of exception handling and interfacing with the Amoeba operating system.[3] Van Rossum is Python's principal author, and his continuing central role in deciding the direction of Python is reflected in the title given to him by the Python community, Benevolent Dictator for Life(BDFL).[4][5] (However, van Rossum stepped down as leader on July 12, 2018.[6]) Python was named for the BBC TV show Monty Python's Flying Circus.Python 2.0 was released on October 16, 2000, with many major new features, including a cycle-detecting garbage collector (in addition to reference counting) for memory management and support for Unicode. However, the most important change was to the development process itself, with a shift to a more transparent and community-backed process.[8] Python 3.0, a major, backwards-incompatible release, was released on December 3, 2008[9] after a long period of testing. Many of its major features have also been backported to the backwards-compatible, while by now unsupported, Python 2.6 and 2.7.
Some of the major changes included for Python 3.0 were: Changing print so that it is a built-in function, not a statement. This made it easier to change a module to use a different print function, as well as making the syntax more regular. In Python 2.6 and 2.7 print() is available as a builtin but is masked by the print statement syntax, which can be disabled by entering from __future__ import print_function at the top of the file[34] Removal of the Python 2 inputfunction, and the renaming of the raw_input function to input. Python 3's input function behaves like Python 2's raw_inputfunction, in that the input is always returned as a string rather than being evaluated as an expression Moving reduce (but not map or filter) out of the built-in namespace and into functools(the rationale being code that uses reduce is less readable than code that uses a for loop and accumulator variable)
In February 1991, Van Rossum published the code (labeled version 0.9.0) to alt.sources.[11] Already present at this stage in development were classes with inheritance, exception handling, functions, and the core datatypes of list, dict, strand so on. Also in this initial release was a module system borrowed from Modula-3; Van Rossum describes the module as "one of Python's major programming units".[1] Python's exception model also resembles Modula-3's, with the addition of an else clause.[3] In 1994 comp.lang.python, the primary discussion forum for Python, was formed, marking a milestone in the growth of Python's userbase.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS
A. GS1 Related B. GS2 Related Polity 1. Parties call for hybrid electoral system 2. SC to hear plea for ban on Blue Whale game 3. Scrutiny of performance: Centre begins evaluation of judges for HC 4. Fake Aadhaar card network busted in Kanpur International Affairs/Bilateral Relations 1. Firm signal on bullet train project 2. India to further aid Afghan troops B. GS3 Related Economy 1. Search for quality: on credit rating agencies Science and Technology 1. IIT-Roorkee to deploy earthquake warning system across N India 2. Ultra-thin craft to wrap space debris Miscellaneous 1. Facebook fined 1.2 million euros by Spanish data watchdog D. GS4 Related E. Prelims Fact F. UPSC Prelims Practice Questions G. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
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1. Parties call for hybrid electoral system
Context:
- Electoral Reforms.
- The Standing Committee on Personnel, Public Grievances, Law and Justice, headed by Congress leader Anand Sharma is deliberating on electoral reforms
In News:
- Reforms suggested by: The Congress, the Nationalist Congress Party, the Communist Party of India (Marxist) and the Communist Party of India.
- What? The above said parties have told a Parliamentary panel that the existing first-past-the-post-system needs to be replaced with a hybrid format where elections for a small number of seats are through proportional representation.
- Hybrid format: to include both first-past-the-post-system and proportional representation system .
- Argument in favour for proportional representation system:
- Majority aspirations and the actual will of the people is not getting reflected in election results. Example : Recent Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections held in March this year where the BJP which got 39 per cent of the vote share but won 312 seats, while the Samajwadi Party with 21.8 per cent votes got 47 seats and the Bahujan Samaj Party with 22.2 per cent got 19 seats.
- A party with even 20% share does not get a single seat, while a party with 28% can get disproportionately large number of seats.
Basic Information:
- First-past-the-post system: A first-past-the-post (abbreviated as FPTP, 1stP, 1PTP or FPP) voting method is one in which voters indicate on a ballot the candidate of their choice, and the candidate who receives most votes wins.
- Proportional representation system: Proportional representation is the idea that seats in parliament should be allocated so that they are in proportion to the votes cast.
2. SC to hear plea for ban on Blue Whale game
In news:
- The Supreme Court agreed to hear a petition for an immediate judicial direction to the government to ban an online game ‘Blue Whale’, which may be behind the deaths or attempted suicides of teenagers and young adults hooked to it.
Basic Information:
- The Blue Whale Game also known as “Blue Whale Challenge”, is an Internet “game” that is claimed to exist in several countries. The game allegedly consists of a series of tasks assigned to players by administrators during a 50-day period, with the final challenge requiring the player to commit suicide.
- The term “Blue Whale” comes from the phenomenon of beached whales, which is linked to suicide.
3. Scrutiny of performance: Centre begins evaluation of judges for HC
Evaluation of Performance:
- The Union Government has initiated a process to “evaluate” the performance of Judges recommended by the High Court collegium for appointment as judges of the court
Other officials:
- In the case of advocates, their reported judgements and in case of judicial officers, their case disposal time and number of adjournments are being evaluated
- These evaluations will be done by an in house team having legal background
Reason behind this step
- This is an internal effort by the government towards greater appraisal and scrutiny for better candidates
- This decision is in light of the SC’s own observations in the NJAC(National Judicial Appointment commission )matter and Justice C S Karnan case
- The current mechanism for appointment of judges of the higher judiciary follows the collegium system
- There are many instances of alleged corruption and irregularities which have brought the system under the scanner
What now?
- The final decision on the appointments(of HC judges) is taken by the SC collegium (as done before).
- And the inputs provided by the government, including the result of the evaluation, will assist in the process.
In news:
- A Special Task Force (STF) of the police busted a State-wide network of hackers who allegedly bypassed the set standards of the biometric system of the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) and created fake Aadhaar cards through cloning of fingerprints.
Modus operandi:
- The accused would bypass the biometric norms of the UIDAI with fingerprint copies and tamper with the source code of the UIDAI application client (software used by Aadhaar enrolment agencies) to create a fake application client.
- They would then bypass the operator authentication process to create fake Aadhaar cards.
- The hackers would send the client application to unauthorised operators for a sum of ₹5, 000 each.
Category: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS/BILATERAL RELATIONS
1. Firm signal on bullet train project
Context:
- Annual summit meeting: between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
- Venue: Gandhinagar, State of Gujarat.
- Fourth annual summit
Focus:
- The high point of the visit was likely to be the joint inauguration of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad high-speed rail project and bilateral security dialogue.
- Review the recent progress in the multifaceted cooperation between India and Japan under the framework of their ‘Special Strategic and Global Partnership’ and will set its future direction.
Defence and security:
- India-Japan ties are at a crucial phase in a range of areas, including defence and security.
- Annual defence dialogue: the two countries had resolved to collaborate closely in defence production, including on dual-use technologies.
2. India to further aid Afghan troops
Context:
- India- Afghanistan Partnership Council meeting.
- Strategic Partnership Agreement (SPA) was signed in 2011.
- Second meeting since 2011.
In News:
- India agreed to enhance existing assistance to Afghan security forces, including in capacity building and training of Afghan soldiers in India
- Afghanistan’s Foreign Minister suggested a larger role for India in regional diplomacy.
- New scholarships: External Affairs Minister of India announced 500 new scholarships for children and kin of the Afghan National Defence and Security Forces (ANDSF) to honour their sacrifices for the cause of entire humanity and ensuring the safety of Indians working in Afghanistan.
1. Search for quality: on credit rating agencies
Context:
- SEBI has released a consultation paper seeking feedback on a new set of rules drafted to improve “market efficiency” and enhance “the governance, accountability and functioning of credit rating agencies
New Rules:
- Provisions to restrict cross-shareholding between rating agencies without regulatory approval to 10%
- Increase the minimum net worth requirement for existing and new agencies from ₹5 crore to ₹50 crore
- There should be at least five years’ experience for promoters of rating agencies
- SEBI has proposed disclosure norms to improve investor awareness about the operations of rating agencies
- It is to prevent rating agencies from resorting to collusion in reaching decisions.
Criticism
- The present business model of rating agencies allow considerable room for issuers of securities to shop for a favourable rating or avoid negative ratings by severing their ties with these agencies.
- Prudential regulation is thus justified to tackle this problem. This criticism, however, ignores the reputational damage these agencies suffer after each corporate default
- But repeated failures have not affected the business of rating agencies, primarily due to the lack of alternative service providers who can help out investors.
- Individual creditors have thus had to trust the ratings of the existing rating agencies at their own peril, even after repeated crises
- Indian credit rating market is an oligopolistic one due to the high barriers to entry.
- SEBI’s proposed move to impose further quality requirements on rating agencies is unlikely to change things for the better, or raise further barriers.
Way forward
- Make it easier for new players to enter the credit rating space and compete against incumbents.
- This will make credit rating agencies actually serve creditors rather than borrowers.
Category: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
1. IIT-Roorkee to deploy earthquake warning system across N India
In news:
- IIT Roorkee is planning to deploy early earthquake warning system, the first-of-its-kind system across all sesmic-prone major cities of the north India.
- Predicting earthquakes is impossible, but it is possible to save people living in distant cities through a simple warning system, which will give them enough lead time to reach a safe open place in case of an impending earthquake.
- The early earthquake warning system works on the principle of propagation of various waves with different velocities starting together from the same point and reaching the target at different times.
- The Electromagnetic (EM) waves travel much faster and will reach the target much ahead of the damaging seismic waves giving what we call a lead time
- About the project:
- This project in India is part of the overall research being conducted by the IIT Roorkee, in the field of earthquake engineering and is an extension of the pilot project undertaken in the Himalayan region.
- IIT Roorkee was the first institute to deploy 84 sensors in seismic gap region of the Garhwal Himalayas in Uttarakhand with the help of the Ministry of Earth Sciences.
- These on-site sensors stream data in real-time to a computer server at the institute using network of the Uttarakhand government which is being processed for issuing warning for magnitude 6 and above earthquakes.
Central seismic gap:
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Appendix Synthetic position definition language:
Let us start from the familiar BTCUSD nomenclature. this is similar (identical) to forex EURUSD and the equivalent. Notice the price needs two things as it is actually a ratio, ie. BTCUSD is how many USD does 1 BTC get converted to. It can be thought of as the value of BTC/USD, in other words a ratio.
The value of BTC alone, or USD alone, it is actually quite an abstract issue and it can only be approximated. Specific ways of how to do this can be discussed later, for now it is only important to understand that all prices are actually ratios.
And these ratios work as normal algebra does. So a/b * b/c == a/c! You can try this out with BTCUSD and USDJPY -> BTC/USD * USD/JPY -> BTC/JPY or the BTCJPY price
division is the reciprocal, so BTCUSD reciprocated is USDBTC
Without getting into all the possible combinations of things, let us first understand what the language allows. It uses a stack based language, where individual tokens update the state. The final state needs to have an empty stack and it will have a calculated price.
The most important is pushing a specific price onto the stack. All the correlated and smoothed prices are normalized so it has each integer unit equal to 0.00000001, amounts above 100 million are above one, amounts less are below one. 100 million is the unit constant.
In the prices CC synthetic definition language, the symbol that is returned pushes the adjusted price to the stack. The adjustment is selecting between the correlated and smoothed if within a day from the bet creation, or just the smoothed if after a day. You can have a maximum depth of 3, any more than that and it should return an error.
This means there are operations that are possible on 1, 2 and 3 symbols. For 1 symbol, it is easy, the only direct operation is the inverse, which is represented by "!". All items in the language are separated by ","
"BTCUSD, !"
The above is the inverse or USD/BTC, which is another way to short BTCUSD. It is also possible to short the entire synthetic with a negative leverage. The exact results of a -1 leverage and inverse, might not be exact due to the math involved with calculating the profit, but it should generally be similar.
For two symbols, there is a bit more we can do, namely multiply and divide, combined with inverting, however to simplify the language any inverting is required to be done by the ordering of the symbols and usage of multiply or divide. multiply is "*" and divide is "/" the top of the stack (last to be pushed) is the divisor, the one right before the divisor is the numerator.
"BTCUSD, USDJPY, *" <- That will create a BTCJPY synthetic
"BTCEUR, BTCUSD, /" <- That will create a USDEUR synthetic
If you experiment around with this, you will see that given two symbols and the proper order and * or /, you can always create the synthetic that you want, assuming what you want is the cancelling out of the term in common with the two symbols and the resulting ratio is between the two unique terms.
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// Now we get to the three symbol operations, which there are 4 of //, /, * and ///
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these four operators work on the top of the stack in left to right order as the syntax of the definition lists it, though it is even possible to have the value from an earlier computation on the top of the stack. Ultimately all three will be multiplied together, so a * in a spot means it us used without changing. A / means its inverse will be used.
"KMDBTC, BTCUSD, USDJPY, ***" <- this would create a KMDJPY synthetic. The various location of the / to make an inverse is to orient the raw symbol into the right orientation as the pricefeed is only getting one orientation of the ratio.
So now we have covered all ways to map 1, 2 and 3 values on the top of the stack. A value can be on the top of the stack directly from a symbol, or as the result of some 1, 2 or 3 symbol operation. With a maximum stack depth of 3, it might require some experimentation to get a very complex synthetic to compile. Alternately, a stack deeper than 3 might be the acceptable solution if there are a family of synthetics that need it.
At this point, it is time to describe the weights. It turns out that all above examples are incomplete and the synthetic descriptions are all insufficient and should generate an error. The reason is that the actual synthetic price is the value of the accumulator, which adds up all the weighted prices. In order to assign a weight to a price value on the stack, you simply use a number that is less than 2048.
What such a weight number does, is consume the top of the stack, which also must be at depth of 1 and adds it to the accumulator. This allows combining multiple different synthetics into a meta synthetic, like for an aggregated index that is weighted by marketcap, or whatever other type of ratio trade that is desired.
"BTCUSD, 1000, ETHBTC, BTCUSD, *, 300" -> that creates a dual index of BTCUSD and ETHUSD with a 30% ETH weight
all weight operations consumes the one and only stack element and adds its weight to the accumulator, using this a very large number of terms can be all added together. Using inverses, allows to get the short direction into the equation mixed with longs, but all terms must be positive. If you want to create a spread between two synthetics, you need to create two different synthetics and go long with one and short with another.
"BTCUSD, 1" with leverage -2 and "KMDBTC, BTCUSD, *, 1" with leverage 1 this will setup a +KMDUSD -2 BTCUSD spread when the two are combined, and would be at breakeven when KMDUSD gains 2x more percentage wise than BTC does. anytime KMD gains more, will be positive, if the gains are less, would be negative.
Believe it or not, the string to binary compiler for synthetic description and interpretation of it is less than 200 lines of code.


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Creates empty plots with compact axis notation to which users can add whatever they like (points, lines, text, etc.) The notation is more compact in the sense that the axis-labels and tick-labels are closer to the axis and the tick-marks are shorter. Also, if the plot appears as part of a matrix, the x-axis notation is suppressed unless the plot appears along the bottom row and the y-axis notation is suppress unless the plot appears along the left column.
| Version: | 0.1 |
| Published: | 2013-08-01 |
| Author: | Carlisle Rainey |
| Maintainer: | Carlisle Rainey <carlislerainey at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | compactr results |
| Reference manual: | compactr.pdf |
| Package source: | compactr_0.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: compactr_0.1.zip, r-release: compactr_0.1.zip, r-oldrel: compactr_0.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: compactr_0.1.tgz, r-oldrel: compactr_0.1.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=compactr to link to this page.


We can tackle any job, no matter the size. Our trained crew has experience with both residential and commercial projects.
 We also do dry wall repair, caulking, and priming. We can apply faux finishes, as well as stain and varnish.
We create custom murals and other art. Please contact us for more details or check out the gallery for examples.
Illusion of Kolor, Inc. is a painting company that uses the best quality paint and employs experienced paint technicians that are in-house trained. By training all of our employyes in-house, we ensure the highest level of quality, neatness, cleanliness and productivity. Due to Colorado's extreme weather conditions, it is crucial that proper products are chosen to ensure a long-lasting paint job. At Illusion of Kolor, we have many years of experience painting a vast variety of surfaces with many different products and you can be confident that your paint project will be done properly and with care. We promote a culture of respect with our workers, cultivating behavior that is courteous and polite as well as emphasizing the importance of clear communication with our clients throughout all stages of the project.


A small script to get the asteroid number or the provisional designation of a small solar system body. More details are here.
This page is dedicated for the ELTE Particle, Nuclear and Astrophysics Lab, Astronomical observational exercises at Piszkéstető. The aim of the laboratory is to acquaint students with the basics of astronomical observations and instrumentation, and in addition, with the method of basic processing of digital astronomical measurements. On this webpage every preliminary information and file can be found.
Simple FITS Viewer is a small and quick GUI program to view astronomical fits files. It is mainly a hobby project to get some experience with PySimpleGUI. You can visit the Github page of the project here.


Romo.UI.Form system tests
Event Submit
Browser GET Submit (redirects page)
XHR GET Submit (won't redirect page by default)
XHR POST Submit
XHR PUT Submit w/ 422 response


Trump says he went through ‘very routine physical’
Mr Trump’s weekend hospital visit was not on his public schedule.
President Donald Trump has said he went through a “very routine physical” when he visited a hospital over the weekend.
The president complained that first lady Melania Trump and some of his staff members expressed concern about his health based on media reports about Saturday’s trip to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Centre.
Mr Trump’s weekend hospital visit was not on his public schedule.
Despite some of the speculation, the President has not had any chest pain, nor was he evaluated or treated for any urgent or acute issuesDr Sean Conley
It raised questions about his health in part because the trip did not follow protocols the White House has used for previous physicals, including advance public notice.
Mr Trump brought up the hospital visit on Tuesday while meeting with his Cabinet.
He complained that when he returned from Walter Reed, the first lady asked him “Darling, are you OK? What’s wrong?”
He said false reports about a health problem caused her to worry.
The White House released a statement late on Monday from the president’s personal doctor, US Navy Commander Sean Conley.
He said Saturday’s visit was a “routine, planned interim check-up”.
He said that due to scheduling uncertainties, the trip was “kept off the record”.
“Despite some of the speculation, the President has not had any chest pain, nor was he evaluated or treated for any urgent or acute issues,” Dr Conley wrote.
Dr Conley added that Trump consented to sharing his cholesterol level, now at 165, down from 196.
A total below 170 is considered good.
He said a more thorough exam will be conducted next year and a full summary of the president’s physical on Saturday will be incorporated into next year’s report.


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This site is by no means the definite guide to backbone.js and all corrections and contributions are welcome. About Backbone Tutorials
As single page apps and large scale javascript applications become more prominent on the web, useful resources for those developers who are jumping the ship are crucial
I started this site to not only consolidate my understanding of backbone.js but to also document what I have learned thus far for myself and others.


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