These are movies that are rated very highly by RT audiences but not loved by IMDB audiences or critics.
IMDB: 6.1, RT Aud: 68%, RT Critics: 31%
Meow that the wait for Super Troopers 2 is finally over, all but the most devoted fans mustache themselves why they waited so long for such cruel and tragic shenanigans.
IMDB: 5.5, RT Aud: 75%, RT Critics: 16%
The Darkest Minds does little to differentiate itself in a crowded field of YA adaptations, leaving all but the least demanding viewers feeling dystopian déjà vu.
IMDB: 5.9, RT Aud: 70%, RT Critics: 46%
Well-cast yet derivative, Skyscraper isn't exactly a towering action thriller feat, but it's solidly constructed enough to stand among the genre's more mildly diverting features.
IMDB: 5.0, RT Aud: 89%, RT Critics: 0%
Which is the party that invented white supremacy?
IMDB: 3.8, RT Aud: 83%, RT Critics: 8%
Like the genetically modified grain at the center of its story, Basmati Blues is probably best locked in storage and saved for cases of cinematic famine.
IMDB: 6.0, RT Aud: 55%, RT Critics: 37%
Smurfs: The Lost Village may satisfy very young viewers and hardcore Smurfaholics, but its predictable story and bland animation continue the franchise's recent mediocre streak.
IMDB: 5.8, RT Aud: 90%, RT Critics: 35%
Jigsaw definitely won't win many converts to the Saw franchise, but for longtime fans, it should prove a respectably revolting -- if rarely scary -- diversion.
IMDB: 5.9, RT Aud: 72%, RT Critics: 43%
The Star may not leave audiences singing "Hallelujah," but its offbeat yet sincere approach to the nativity story makes for acceptably diverting holiday viewing.
IMDB: 5.9, RT Aud: 61%, RT Critics: 38%
HOW TO BE A LATIN LOVER also stars Rob Lowe, Kristen Bell, Rob Corddry, Rob Riggle, Michael Cera, and Raphael Alejandro.
IMDB: 5.6, RT Aud: 65%, RT Critics: 45%
The inspiring and unique story of seven-year-old Jesus Christ and His family as they come to a fuller understanding of His divine nature and purpose.
IMDB: 6.1, RT Aud: 60%, RT Critics: 27%
Suicide Squad boasts a talented cast and a little more humor than previous DCEU efforts, but they aren't enough to save the disappointing end result from a muddled plot, thinly written characters, and choppy directing.
IMDB: 5.4, RT Aud: 69%, RT Critics: 26%
It takes its inspiration from the epic and still controversial showdown between an up-and-coming Bruce Lee and kung fu master Wong Jack Man - a battle that gave birth to a legend.
IMDB: 5.5, RT Aud: 68%, RT Critics: 41%
Vincent (Emile Hirsch) is a consummate loner from small town America searching for meaning in his life that has become intertwined with dangerous people.
IMDB: 6.0, RT Aud: 73%, RT Critics: 11%
Zulay Henao, George Lopez, Mike Tyson, and Charlie Murphy co-star.

IMDB: 5.6, RT Aud: 84%, RT Critics: 38%
The film also follows the story of various doctors and researchers involved with the associated studies.
IMDB: 5.4, RT Aud: 80%, RT Critics: 3%
Hillary's America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party finds Dinesh D'Souza once again preaching to the right-wing choir -- albeit less effectively than ever.
IMDB: 5.0, RT Aud: 61%, RT Critics: 19%
A loud, rote exorcism thriller that presents nothing new to an already overpopulated subgenre.
IMDB: 5.6, RT Aud: 62%, RT Critics: 16%
Graham Rogers ("Quantico," LOVE & MERCY), Paul Sorvino (GOODFELLAS), and Kandyse McClure (SEVENTH SON, "Hemlock Grove") costar in this steamy thriller.
IMDB: 5.0, RT Aud: 86%, RT Critics: 9%
As an ordinary coming-of-age drama, Stonewall is merely dull and scattered -- but as an attempt to depict a pivotal moment in American history, it's offensively bad.
IMDB: 5.6, RT Aud: 70%, RT Critics: 55%
LAZER TEAM begins decades ago when the Search For Extraterrestrial Intelligence project received a onetime signal from outer space, which was never decoded.
IMDB: 5.3, RT Aud: 59%, RT Critics: 28%
The new-look Annie hints at a progressive take on a well-worn story, but smothers its likable cast under clichés, cloying cuteness, and a distasteful materialism.
IMDB: 5.8, RT Aud: 66%, RT Critics: 48%
Heaven Is for Real boasts a well-written screenplay and a talented cast, but overextends itself with heavy-handed sequences depicting concepts it could have trusted the audience to take on faith.
IMDB: 5.3, RT Aud: 85%, RT Critics: 19%
A romantic-drama, OLD FASHIONED centers on Clay Walsh, a former frat boy who gives up his carousing and now runs an antique shop in a small Midwestern college town.
IMDB: 6.0, RT Aud: 57%, RT Critics: 24%
The Other Woman definitely boasts a talented pedigree, but all that skill is never fully brought to bear on a story that settles for cheap laughs instead of reaching its empowering potential.
IMDB: 5.8, RT Aud: 59%, RT Critics: 23%
Think Like a Man Too reunites its predecessor's talented cast, but fails to take their characters in new or interesting directions.
IMDB: 5.1, RT Aud: 62%, RT Critics: 6%
With nearly every element ringing as hollow as the ersatz Elvis at the story's core, The Identical looks destined for a bright future on the ironic viewing circuit.
IMDB: 5.3, RT Aud: 58%, RT Critics: 18%
The Single Moms' Club finds Tyler Perry avoiding some of the pitfalls of his earlier work, but continuing to rely on heavy-handed melodrama at the expense of sensible characters or absorbing storylines.
IMDB: 4.8, RT Aud: 76%, RT Critics: 14%
Can he actually prove the existence of God?
IMDB: 6.0, RT Aud: 57%, RT Critics: 41%
With slick choreography all too often interrupted by feeble attempts at plot, Step Up: All In would be more fun with all of its dialogue edited out.
IMDB: 5.5, RT Aud: 84%, RT Critics: 8%
Passionate but poorly constructed, America preaches to the choir.
IMDB: 6.0, RT Aud: 56%, RT Critics: 44%
Although it's too flat and formulaic to measure up against the best family-friendly fare, Planes: Fire and Rescue is a passable diversion for much younger viewers.
IMDB: 5.5, RT Aud: 66%, RT Critics: 19%
Cheap-looking, unfunny, and kind of sexist to boot, Moms' Night Out is a disappointment from start to finish.
IMDB: 5.7, RT Aud: 73%, RT Critics: 21%
The faithful may find their spirits raised, but on purely cinematic terms, Son of God is too dull and heavy-handed to spark much fervor.
IMDB: 5.4, RT Aud: 90%, RT Critics: 10%
With the help of some dating tips from a seductive divorcee (Connie Nielsen), Harry successfully courts Grace.
IMDB: 5.5, RT Aud: 68%, RT Critics: 15%
Faced with the choice between staying in or seeing Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return, most filmgoers will be forced to conclude that there's no place like home.
IMDB: 5.9, RT Aud: 58%, RT Critics: 12%
The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones borrows ingredients from seemingly every fantasy franchise of the last 30 years -- but can't seem to figure out what to do with them.
IMDB: 5.4, RT Aud: 56%, RT Critics: 12%
Like its predecessor, Smurfs 2 may amuse small children, but it's largely an unambitious, charm-free collection of slapstick gags and one-liners.
IMDB: 4.4, RT Aud: 68%, RT Critics: 36%
When roommates Brad and Sergio accidentally arouse the dead, they team up with sexy amateur ghost hunter, Fernanda, to expose the evil inside their home.
IMDB: 6.1, RT Aud: 59%, RT Critics: 16%
Parental Guidance is sweet but milquetoast, an inoffensive trifle that's blandly predictable.
IMDB: 5.8, RT Aud: 59%, RT Critics: 43%
Aggressively unambitious, Journey 2 might thrill tween viewers, but most others will find it too intense for young audiences and too cartoonishly dull for adults.
IMDB: 5.5, RT Aud: 70%, RT Critics: 48%
It's the most entertaining Twilight, but that's not enough to make Breaking Dawn Part 2 worth watching for filmgoers who don't already count themselves among the franchise converts.
IMDB: 5.8, RT Aud: 65%, RT Critics: 31%
Joyful Noise's musical numbers are solidly entertaining, and it benefits from Queen Latifah and Dolly Parton's sizable chemistry; unfortunately, they aren't enough to make up for the rest of the film.
IMDB: 5.6, RT Aud: 53%, RT Critics: 31%
Despite a well-intentioned and novel premise, Girl in Progress is plagued by jarring tonal shifts and does little to break its characters out of cliché.
IMDB: 4.9, RT Aud: 67%, RT Critics: 20%
Facing criminal charges and death threats from the mob, George and his entire family are put under witness protection in the safest place that Brian (Perry), a federal prosecutor from Atlanta, can think of
IMDB: 5.1, RT Aud: 73%, RT Critics: 27%
2016 Obama's America takes audiences on a gripping visual journey into the heart of the world's most powerful office to reveal the struggle of whether one man's past will redefine America over the next four years.
IMDB: 4.0, RT Aud: 69%, RT Critics: 0%
A tale of family bonds and free expression, the film seeks to encourage all Americans to take a stand and raise their voices in support of their beliefs.
IMDB: 5.7, RT Aud: 69%, RT Critics: 12%
Passionate ideologues may find it compelling, but most filmgoers will find this low-budget adaptation of the Ayn Rand bestseller decidedly lacking.
IMDB: 4.9, RT Aud: 60%, RT Critics: 24%
Slow, joyless, and loaded with unintentionally humorous moments, Breaking Dawn Part 1 may satisfy the Twilight faithful, but it's strictly for fans of the franchise.
IMDB: 5.9, RT Aud: 61%, RT Critics: 46%
The animation is as eye-popping as ever, but Happy Feet Two's narrative is too noisily incoherent to recapture the Oscar-winning charm of its predecessor.
IMDB: 4.4, RT Aud: 58%, RT Critics: 5%
Unnecessary, unfunny, and generally unwelcome, Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son offers more of the same for fans of Martin Lawrence's perplexingly popular series.
IMDB: 6.1, RT Aud: 57%, RT Critics: 32%
It's positioned as the start of a franchise, but I Am Number Four's familiar plot and unconvincing performances add up to one noisy, derivative, and ultimately forgettable sci-fi thriller.
IMDB: 4.7, RT Aud: 74%, RT Critics: 36%
Adapted from the multi-talented playwright/filmmaker's hit stage play of the same name, Tyler Perry's Madea's Big Happy Family finds the cantankerous family matriarch using her unique brand of tough love to help her family weather some particularly rough waters.
IMDB: 5.9, RT Aud: 65%, RT Critics: 20%
As shamelessly manipulative as any Nicholas Sparks production, The Last Song is done no favors by its miscast and overmatched star, Miley Cyrus.
IMDB: 5.0, RT Aud: 60%, RT Critics: 48%
Stuffed with characters and overly reliant on uninspired dialogue, Eclipse won't win The Twilight Saga many new converts, despite an improved blend of romance and action fantasy.
IMDB: 6.0, RT Aud: 62%, RT Critics: 9%
Grown Ups' cast of comedy vets is amiable, but they're let down by flat direction and the scattershot, lowbrow humor of a stunted script.
IMDB: 6.0, RT Aud: 73%, RT Critics: 31%
Tyler Perry has assembled a fine cast for this adaptation of the 1975 play, and his heart is obviously in the right place, but his fondness for melodrama cheapens a meaningful story.
IMDB: 3.5, RT Aud: 80%, RT Critics: 37%
I Am is undeniably well-meaning - and unfortunately proof that a filmmaker's best intentions aren't enough to guarantee a worthwhile viewing experience.
IMDB: 6.0, RT Aud: 57%, RT Critics: 19%
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is a noisy, underplotted, and overlong special effects extravaganza that lacks a human touch.
IMDB: 4.3, RT Aud: 70%, RT Critics: 28%
Divided between sincere melodrama and populist comedy, Madea Goes to Jail fails to provide enough laughs -- or screen time -- for its titular heroine.
IMDB: 4.7, RT Aud: 60%, RT Critics: 28%
The Twilight Saga's second installment may satisfy hardcore fans of the series, but outsiders are likely to be turned off by its slow pace, relentlessly downcast tone, and excessive length.
IMDB: 5.6, RT Aud: 77%, RT Critics: 49%
Sex and the City loses steam in the transition to the big screen, but will still thrill fans of the show.
IMDB: 6.1, RT Aud: 61%, RT Critics: 40%
More mild than wild. This tween comedy mess falls flat on its face due to poor characters, poor direction and poor jokes.
IMDB: 6.1, RT Aud: 65%, RT Critics: 26%
What Happens in Vegas has a few laughs, but mostly settles for derivative romantic comedy conventions and receives little help from a pair of unlikable leads.
IMDB: 4.2, RT Aud: 70%, RT Critics: 32%
Angela Bassett's considerable charms can't compensate for Meet the Browns' incessant melodrama and scattered narrative threads.
IMDB: 5.2, RT Aud: 61%, RT Critics: 40%
The Longshots means well, but it's a largely formulaic affair, rarely deviating from the inspirational sports movie playbook.
IMDB: 5.2, RT Aud: 72%, RT Critics: 49%
Having lost much of its bite transitioning to the big screen, Twilight will please its devoted fans, but do little for the uninitiated.
IMDB: 5.9, RT Aud: 62%, RT Critics: 38%
The Jaume Collet-Serra-directed comedy drama Goal!
IMDB: 5.9, RT Aud: 72%, RT Critics: 45%
Pride features a typically stellar performance from Terrence Howard, but ultimately falls victim to its over usage of sports movie clichés.
IMDB: 6.0, RT Aud: 69%, RT Critics: 14%
Whether by way of inept comedy or tasteless stereotypes, I Now Pronounce You Chuck And Larry falters on both levels.
IMDB: 5.6, RT Aud: 67%, RT Critics: 14%
Lackluster acting and a ridiculous plot make the over-the-top Illegal Tender an unrealistic bust.
IMDB: 5.3, RT Aud: 81%, RT Critics: 25%
While Stomp the Yard contains impressive musical and dance numbers, it loses its momentum during the intervening soap opera-style subplots.
IMDB: 5.5, RT Aud: 81%, RT Critics: 25%
Daddy's Little Girls boasts fine performances and a poignant message, but is ultimately let down by amateurish filmmaking.
IMDB: 5.9, RT Aud: 62%, RT Critics: 17%
Saw IV is more disturbing than compelling, with material already seen in the prior installments.
IMDB: 5.2, RT Aud: 64%, RT Critics: 27%
Though cutely rendered, Alvin and the Chipmunks suffers from bland potty humor and a rehashed kids' movie formula.
IMDB: 5.1, RT Aud: 84%, RT Critics: 25%
Tyler Perry's Madea's Family Reunion is sincere in its positive intentions, but leaves something to be desired as a film.
IMDB: 5.8, RT Aud: 69%, RT Critics: 26%
This derivitive teen comedy tries to go for cute when it could use more bite.
IMDB: 5.9, RT Aud: 76%, RT Critics: 27%
A well-meaning B-movie that suffers from a cliche-ridden script and poorly drawn characters that fail to inspire much sympathy.
IMDB: 5.5, RT Aud: 62%, RT Critics: 25%
El Cantante adheres to the most basic conventions of the musical biopic, rendering it indistinguishable from others of its ilk.
IMDB: 6.0, RT Aud: 69%, RT Critics: 36%
Eye-popping driving sequences coupled with a limp story and flat performances make this Drift an adequate follow-up to the previous Fast and Furious installments. Strictly for the racing crowd and fans of the first two films.
IMDB: 5.8, RT Aud: 86%, RT Critics: 15%
Tyler Perry's successful play can't make the move to the screen; this mix of slapstick, melodrama and spirituality lacks a consistent tone.
IMDB: 4.3, RT Aud: 65%, RT Critics: 12%
Having been delayed several years, The Salon's pop culture references are stale and its story and characters were better done in the Barbershop series.
IMDB: 4.4, RT Aud: 74%, RT Critics: 32%
While it features outstanding musical numbers, The Gospel reduces a series of worthy themes -- faith, family, forgiveness -- to soapy, banal clichés.
IMDB: 5.1, RT Aud: 69%, RT Critics: 16%
Angela (Kellita Smith) is a successful hairdresser who operates her own salon based in Los Angeles.
IMDB: 6.0, RT Aud: 79%, RT Critics: 8%
Mediocre skateboard stunts are padded by a half-baked plot and one-dimensional characters.
IMDB: 4.4, RT Aud: 73%, RT Critics: 0%
State Property also stars Memphis Bleek, Omillio Sparks, and Sundy Carter.
IMDB: 5.4, RT Aud: 70%, RT Critics: 38%
Lawrence's delivery can be funny, but the content is stale.
IMDB: 5.2, RT Aud: 78%, RT Critics: 17%
Director David Raynr's own teenage years included a brief stint as a regular on the TV series James at 15.
IMDB: 6.0, RT Aud: 88%, RT Critics: 12%
Along with top-selling rappers DMX and Nas, hip-hop artist Method Man and R&B singer Taral Hicks also appear.
IMDB: 5.9, RT Aud: 68%, RT Critics: 29%
Cinematography by Conrad L. Hall; score by Ennio Morricone.
IMDB: 3.5, RT Aud: 77%, RT Critics: 23%
When the Brazilian rainforest home of young Princess Nisa (Laura Herring) is threatened by greedy American businesses, she travels to Los Angeles with Joa the shaman (Sid Haig).
IMDB: 5.7, RT Aud: 61%, RT Critics: 25%
Wayne plays the hard-nosed rough-and-ready Colonel Mike Kirby who heads a courageous bunch of tough-as-nails Green Berets determined to capture an important enemy general.


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You must see an xforms-value-changed message every time the value in the Street Name input field is changed.
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Enjoyed programmer anarchy - looking for the next project
Note: This is the last post in what had to be a series of posts about my experiences working for HappyPancake. However, due to circumstances mentioned later in this post, my part of the project ended a bit sooner then initially provisioned :
- Introduction & Swedish culture.
- Working remote.
Programmer anarchy.The bit with Rinat.The dev stack.The infrastructure part.- Enjoyed programmer anarchy - looking for the next project
A small clarification first
When I initially joined Tomas on the project for HappyPancake as a freelancer, I decided to take a pay-cut, because it would enable me to get some real-life experience in Erlang. Because the pay-cut was not sustainable in the long term, we decided to make this only a temporary agreement, that would run from September 2013 to May 2014.
Well, I turned out to learn even more than Erlang alone, we studied a plethora of platforms and languages, and it was a very interesting journey. (For a small idea about what we all used/studied, just take a look the project description over on LinkedIn - spoiler: Haskell/GoLang/…).
Because this was only a temp contract, the initial idea was that it would run to the end of May, and that we would re-evaluate after that. As months passed by, Rinat joined the team, and the learning accelerated even more. We had quite some interesting discussions about software development, and as usual the biggest value was in the parts where we did not agree upon.
It is an inspiration to work with such bright and open-minded people; I really loved working with the both of them, learned a lot of new things from the both of them, and really enjoyed their company.
On to a few months later…
Today Tomas contacted me with some news: he managed to attract a new employee, someone he worked with before, which is great news. However, this also implied the dev team got to big for the current amount of work planned. As my contract was only temporary, I was the one who had to go. (Which is perfectly understandable.)
Business is business, and while it might a few months sooner then provisioned, I had a blast and I hope they did too.
I will now continue working on the open source FoundationDB Erlang driver for the rest of the month, and that should be it (for now).
About the future of HappyPancake
Well, I can only say I have seen part of the future, and I think HappyPancake is definitely on the right track, and the future is bright. I am looking forward to their upcoming software development blog posts to see how they will evolve, and how their interesting choices they make will work out!
But, doesn’t that imply that you are out of a job right now?
Well, yes I am. My project at HappyPancake will end the end of this month (January 2014). This means that I am now looking for a new project, so in case you know someone that I can help, please let me know, as I’d love to get started ASAP. (I’d love to start on another project in February.)
Tomas told me he would be happy to provide a reference, so if the references on LinkedIn are insufficient, feel free to contact him about my work at HappyPancake.
So, if anybody has a project for me, or knows someone who might have a project for me, please get in touch!
Signing off,
Tom. (almost) ex - HappyPancakeRD


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tags: Front-end & Responsive Design
Participation in the project as a Front-end developer, my first responsive website, developed at ADMT - Partners: Renato Cipriano, José David de Oliveira [Back-end Developers] and Eduardo Garcia [Web Designer].
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tags: Front-end, Back-end & UX Design
This project was developed in the educational institution Senai, PetFeliz is a fictitious company.
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tags: Front-end & Back-end
Development of a complete and simple template, for small and medium businesses, who want to start your web presence.
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tags: Back-end & WebService development
My participation in this project was as a Back-end developer, where I had to develop a WebService and integrate with ERP system of the customer, I have created a module for Magento to Carrier Jamef, also had the experience of working and configure with Nginx and Varnish, project developed at ADMT.
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I'm Arthur Figueiredo, I'm only 18 years old, working with web development for over two years, currently working on ADMT, where I'm responsible for the front-end development and development of virtual stores using the Magento platform.


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Accumulation Charts for Instant-Runoff Voting
Implementation of idea explained in our (Bridget Tenner and Greg Warrington) preprint that appears in the December 2019 Notices of the AMS. These charts can currently be used for two types of elections in which voters rank candidates on their ballots: Instant-runoff voting (IRV) for single-winner elections and single-transferrable voting (STV) for multi-winner elections.
Information on how to read the charts.
Historical election to show:
Max number of candidates to show: (not implemented for multi-winner elections)
Chart is zoomable; hover for information on ballots
Note: The data we use to create these charts may differ
slightly from the final, certified data. Also, there are
different, reasonable choices as to how to deal with the
various imperfect types of ranked ballots. As this page exists
primarily to illustrate Accumulation Charts, and due to
limited resources, we have not made a determined effort to
track down the specific rules used for each election.
Options for how ballots are colored:
Options for how ballots are colored:
- Color ballots by ranking: This is the default option and what is described in all of the material on the accompanying Information page.
- Color ballots by first choice: With this color scheme, each ballot is permanently colored according to the first-choice preference on it.
- Color ballots only by candidate: With this color scheme, the height of the bar for any given ballot indicates how low of a preference that candidate was. This is similar to the default color scheme, except that the colors for already-eliminated candidates are surpressed. A full-height bar indicates first choice, half-height indicates second choice, third-height indicates third choice, etc.
- Color ballots by segment: This is similar to coloring by candidate, except the information about ranking is surpressed, so it is easy to tell how many votes a candidate accumulated in a given round.


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- Select the Link command button on the toolbar
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- Click on the first object to line, holding down
the mouse button and dragging to the other object.
- Release mouse button when the second object is selected,
this will create the link.
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Fiery explosions could be seen inside as riot officers entered before dawn on Monday.
Police had fired repeated barrages of tear gas and water cannon at protesters outside the campus since before midnight.
Anti-government protesters had barricaded themselves inside Hong Kong Polytechnic University for days, fighting back with petrol bombs and bows and arrows.


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| messageFuncs {shinyjs} | R Documentation |
alert
(and its alias info
) shows a message to the user as a
simple popup.
logjs
writes a message to the JavaScript console. logjs
is
mainly used for debugging purposes as a way to non-intrusively print
messages, but it is also visible to the user if they choose to inspect the
console. You can also use the showLog
function to
print the JavaScript message directly to the R console.
alert(text) info(text) logjs(text)
text |
The message to show. Can be either simple text or an R object. |
shinyjs
must be initialized with a call to useShinyjs()
in the app's ui.
useShinyjs
,
runExample
,
showLog
if (interactive()) { library(shiny) shinyApp( ui = fluidPage( useShinyjs(), # Set up shinyjs actionButton("btn", "Click me") ), server = function(input, output) { observeEvent(input$btn, { # Change the following line for more examples alert(paste0("The date is ", date())) }) } ) } ## Not run: # The shinyjs function call in the above app can be replaced by # any of the following examples to produce similar Shiny apps alert("Hello!") alert(text = R.Version()) logjs(R.Version()) ## End(Not run)


app
/
com.hexanovate.familytree.ui.widget
/
TreeView
/
LEVEL_MAX_HEIGHT
LEVEL_MAX_HEIGHT
private
val
LEVEL_MAX_HEIGHT
:
Int
Height (in pixels) allocated for drawing one level of the tree.


What can this extension do?
- Update issue name right on the Gitlab board
1. Click the extension icon, input your personal access token generated from Gitlab
2. Navigate to any Gitlab issue board
3. Click on any issue, update the issue name from the sidebar
4. Boom! The issue name should update automatically
Future TODOs
- Load issue description and render the markdown preview on sidebar
- Update issue description on sidebar
- Add dark mode for Gitlab
How to support
- Help submit pull requests here
- Report any issues encountered
- Consider buy me a coffee via https://www.buymeacoffee.com/samuelchanx or on Paypal via https://paypal.me/samuelchanx
Release Notes
v1.2
- Support loading issue description (Related to https://gitlab.com/samuelchanx/better-gitlab-board/issues/10)
v1.1.1
- Support Gitlab group level issue board (Related to https://gitlab.com/samuelchanx/better-gitlab-board/issues/9)
v1.0
- Support issue name update


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CoprocessorHost.Environment should cache class loader instance |
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Critical |
. |
Jerry He |
Jerry He |
| HBASE-11445 |
TestZKProcedure#testMultiCohortWithMemberTimeoutDuringPrepare is flaky |
Major |
snapshots |
Jeffrey Zhong |
Jeffrey Zhong |
| HBASE-9473 |
Change UI to list 'system tables' rather than 'catalog tables'. |
Major |
UI |
stack |
stack |
| HBASE-11839 |
TestRegionRebalance is flakey |
Major |
. |
Alex Newman |
Sergey Soldatov |
| HBASE-11936 |
IsolationLevel must be attribute of a Query not a Scan |
Major |
Client |
Vladimir Rodionov |
Vladimir Rodionov |
| HBASE-11972 |
The "doAs user" used in the update to hbase:acl table RPC is incorrect |
Critical |
. |
Devaraj Das |
Devaraj Das |
| HBASE-11984 |
TestClassFinder failing on occasion |
Major |
. |
stack |
stack |
| HBASE-11989 |
IntegrationTestLoadAndVerify cannot be configured anymore on distributed mode |
Trivial |
test |
Enis Soztutar |
Enis Soztutar |
| HBASE-11994 |
PutCombiner floods the M/R log with repeated log messages. |
Major |
mapreduce |
Aditya Kishore |
Aditya Kishore |
| HBASE-11982 |
Bootstraping hbase:meta table creates a WAL file in region dir |
Major |
. |
Enis Soztutar |
Enis Soztutar |
| HBASE-12033 |
SecurityUtil#doAsLoginUser is absent in hadoop-1, making AccessController#postCreateTableHandler() ineffective |
Major |
. |
Ted Yu |
Ted Yu |
| HBASE-11988 |
AC/VC system table create on postStartMaster fails too often in test |
Critical |
. |
Anoop Sam John |
stack |
| HBASE-12043 |
REST server should respond with FORBIDDEN(403) code on AccessDeniedException |
Minor |
REST |
Aditya Kishore |
Aditya Kishore |
| HBASE-12044 |
REST delete operation should not retry disableTable for DoNotRetryIOException |
Minor |
REST |
Aditya Kishore |
Aditya Kishore |
| HBASE-12045 |
REST proxy users configuration in hbase-site.xml is ignored |
Major |
. |
Aditya Kishore |
Aditya Kishore |
| HBASE-12064 |
hbase.master.balancer.stochastic.numRegionLoadsToRemember is not used |
Minor |
Balancer |
Junegunn Choi |
Junegunn Choi |
| HBASE-10748 |
hbase-daemon.sh fails to execute with 'sh' command |
Major |
scripts |
Ashish Singhi |
Ashish Singhi |
| HBASE-12054 |
bad state after NamespaceUpgrade with reserved table names |
Major |
. |
Matteo Bertozzi |
Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-11405 |
Multiple invocations of hbck in parallel disables balancer permanently |
Major |
Balancer, hbck |
bharath v |
bharath v |
| HBASE-12087 |
[0.98] Changing the default setting of hbase.security.access.early_out to true |
Minor |
. |
Srikanth Srungarapu |
Srikanth Srungarapu |
| HBASE-12052 |
BulkLoad Failed due to no write permission on input files |
Major |
. |
Jeffrey Zhong |
Jeffrey Zhong |
| HBASE-12019 |
hbase-daemon.sh overwrite HBASE_ROOT_LOGGER and HBASE_SECURITY_LOGGER variables |
Minor |
scripts |
Sebastien Barrier |
Sebastien Barrier |
| HBASE-12098 |
User granted namespace table create permissions can't create a table |
Critical |
Client, security |
Dima Spivak |
Srikanth Srungarapu |
| HBASE-12123 |
Failed assertion in BucketCache after HBASE-11331 |
Major |
regionserver |
Enis Soztutar |
Nick Dimiduk |
| HBASE-12095 |
SecureWALCellCodec should handle the case where encryption is disabled |
Major |
. |
Ashish Singhi |
Ted Yu |
| HBASE-12139 |
StochasticLoadBalancer doesn't work on large lightly loaded clusters |
Critical |
Balancer, master |
Elliott Clark |
Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-12065 |
Import tool is not restoring multiple DeleteFamily markers of a row |
Minor |
util |
Maddineni Sukumar |
Maddineni Sukumar |
| HBASE-12078 |
Missing Data when scanning using PREFIX_TREE DATA-BLOCK-ENCODING |
Critical |
. |
Duo Zhang |
Duo Zhang |
| HBASE-12120 |
HBase shell doesn't allow deleting of a cell by user with W-only permissions to it |
Major |
shell |
Dima Spivak |
Srikanth Srungarapu |
| HBASE-12160 |
Make Surefire's argLine configurable in the command line |
Major |
. |
Elliott Clark |
Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-12164 |
Check for presence of user Id in SecureBulkLoadEndpoint#secureBulkLoadHFiles() is inaccurate |
Major |
. |
Ted Yu |
Ted Yu |
| HBASE-12136 |
Race condition between client adding tableCF replication znode and server triggering TableCFsTracker |
Major |
Replication |
Virag Kothari |
Virag Kothari |
| HBASE-12156 |
TableName cache isn't used for one of valueOf methods. |
Major |
. |
Andrey Stepachev |
Andrey Stepachev |
| HBASE-12137 |
Alter table add cf doesn't do compression test |
Major |
master |
Virag Kothari |
Virag Kothari |
| HBASE-8808 |
Use Jacoco to generate Unit Test coverage reports |
Trivial |
build |
Manukranth Kolloju |
Manukranth Kolloju |
| HBASE-12124 |
Closed region could stay closed if master stops at bad time |
Major |
. |
Jimmy Xiang |
Jimmy Xiang |
| HBASE-12146 |
RegionServerTracker should escape data in log messages |
Trivial |
. |
Lars Hofhansl |
stack |
| HBASE-11890 |
HBase REST Client is hard coded to http protocol |
Major |
Client |
Eric Yang |
Qiang Tian |
| HBASE-12184 |
ServerShutdownHandler throws NPE |
Major |
. |
Jimmy Xiang |
Jimmy Xiang |
| HBASE-11815 |
Flush and compaction could just close the tmp writer if there is an exception |
Trivial |
. |
ramkrishna.s.vasudevan |
ramkrishna.s.vasudevan |
| HBASE-12039 |
Lower log level for TableNotFoundException log message when throwing |
Minor |
. |
James Taylor |
stack |
| HBASE-12106 |
Move test annotations to test artifact |
Major |
. |
Enis Soztutar |
Enis Soztutar |
| HBASE-12191 |
Make TestCacheOnWrite faster. |
Trivial |
test |
Manukranth Kolloju |
Manukranth Kolloju |
| HBASE-12199 |
Make TestAtomicOperation and TestEncodedSeekers faster |
Trivial |
test |
Manukranth Kolloju |
Manukranth Kolloju |
| HBASE-8936 |
Fixing TestSplitLogWorker while running Jacoco tests. |
Trivial |
. |
Manukranth Kolloju |
Manukranth Kolloju |
| HBASE-12428 |
region_mover.rb script is broken if port is not specified |
Major |
. |
Sameer Vaishampayan |
Sameer Vaishampayan |


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DBD Drops "Disruptive Behavior Disorder" Ft. Nyemiah Supreme & OSBS
The fashion designer dropped a new single.
by Erika MarieDisruptive Behavior Disorder
DBD Feat. Nyemiah Supreme & OSBS
Editor Rating: HOTTTTT
User Rating: make it stop - 13% (2)
Sprayground has been making waves in the fashion industry with their unique designs and contemporary styles, and now the company's founder and creator is jumping into the music. David Ben David has linked up with Nyemiah Supreme and OSBS to deliver his new single "Disruptive Behavior Disorder," a song produced by David Sisko and mastered by Mike Tucci. With the single release comes an accompanying visual where DBD and friends take over a school to throw a raging, havoc-filled party.
"I like to tell the best possible and most exciting story and in order to do that I connected with my friends Nyemiah, BigU and OSBS because they connected to the story I was telling and brought a level of excitement to the song," DBD said. "I needed the perfect counterpart to be my opposite in the song and Nyemiah just killed it!"
DBD also shared that his eye for fashion influenced the visual, as well. "My style of creating is done in layers," he said. "Just like my Sprayground bags have full of color and excitement I wanted to bring that level to the styling and flow of the video. For example my pants were made of 2 hoody’s stitched together to make pants, my necklace is an entire full size world globe, sneakers customized and best of all I’m wearing a backpack that is made up of 5 backpacks! I am singing about an anti-homework idea...so the visuals needed to reflect the animosity we feel towards homework!" Check it out and let us know what you think.


Welcome!
You’re probably here because you’ve heard that Scala is a cool programming language and you’d like to learn more about it. Because, hey, it’s object-oriented and functional at the same time!
I’ll show you something very basic at first: a bit more “personal” version of the famous “Hello World” program.
The following little Scala program will ask for your name and then it’ll print “Hello, <Your name>!” to the console.
object WordApp extends App {
val name = scala.io.StdIn.readLine("What's your name? \n")
println("Hello " + name + "!")
}
In case this is really your very first Scala program, you might ask: how do I make the above example App come alive? Well, you have more than one option. (Btw, you’ll have to get used to this in the world of Scala – usually there is more than one way to do things. I admit that this fact is not very beginner-friendly, but later it will come handy.)
At first let’s not complicate things with IDEs and GUIs, let’s just use the console tools available. Another post will show you how to use Eclipse or IntelliJ IDEA for Scala development.
Setting up our first Scala project with SBT
SBT stands for the “Scala Build Tool”. It’s like ‘gradle’ or ‘maven’ for Java. If you are not familiar with build tools, then consult the Internet :)
Installing SBT
Check the latest install documentation here: http://www.scala-sbt.org/release/docs/Setup.html
Creating the “Hello” project
It won’t be as painful as it might seem at first :)
It’s really just two steps: writing the source files to an appropriate location, and give some hints to SBT about how it should do its work.
The source tree
SBT expects the source Scala files (and tests, but we won’t have any for now) to be in a specific folder. So, let’s go ahead and create them (I’m assuming you have soma basic experience with the Linux command line):
mkdir -p src/main/scala
mkdir -p src/test/scala
Within these two directories we’ll usually have somewhat parallel sub-directories with packages for our main source files and tests. Now we won’t have any packages or tests, for simplicity.
The source file we’ll edit must be in the “src/main/scala/” folder. Let’s name it “App.scala”. (You can use another name, but it wouldn’t be a good idea to change the “.scala” extension.) And its contents, as above:
object WordApp extends App {
val name = scala.io.StdIn.readLine("What's your name? \n")
println("Hello " + name + "!")
}
The “build.sbt” file
This little confg-like file will set some useful settings for your project, and also contains a list of dependencies.
It should be saved to the top-level directory of your project, next to the “src” folder.
And its contents:
name := "01_grader_app"
version := "0.1"
exportJars := true
scalaVersion := "2.11.8"
Note the empty lines! Looks stupid, but they are actually necessary, if you are using an older SBT version, prior to 0.13.7. (Here is an explanation.)
To check which version you have, run:
sbt 'inspect sbtVersion'
With newer versions (from 0.13.7 up) you don’t need the empty lines.
Let’s run it already!
Standing in the root of your project, just say:
sbt run
I hope it works for all of you now! :)
More things to read
- The official Scala site: www.scala-lang.org
- SBT: www.scala-sbt.org


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Favorite Band: Modern Day Robber Barons of Love
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Strathmore is a library of utility styles extending the framework of Zurb Foundation. This code base is in products that are both Cordova web hybrid applications and desktop applications. It is fully responsive with breakpoints at small medium and large screen formats. The framework is extendable and reductive to match the needs of the project. The utility classes do give enough flexibility that building a product from the basic index.css is possible, this library uses Sass and to enjoy it's fullest power and flexibility.
Compile with Sass and push the brand as far as it needs.
Utility classes are a distinct departure from many previous learned CSS theories, but what utility classes allow for is an excellent separation of concerns between the HTML and CSS. The singular focus for utility classes is a single class controls a single style in CSS. Utility Class has significant benefits of reducing scope expansion in the CSS and also gives greater flexibility of crafting user interface components that are currently undefined. Html should continually be written using the best standards for semantics, but it is no longer a concern to follow a components design pattern because it is applicable at the HTML level.
Strathmore does have a learning curve, but to reduce the curve the names follow a strict pattern. State of the elements which then effects a single style at a defined value which only effects at a specific breakpoint. read more
An example of wanting the text color of an object when hovered to become the primary the color only when the screen is large would be h:c_primary:lg.
Strathmore utilizes an abbreviated naming convention for utility classes to save typing for developers and to also reduce overall files size.
| Style | Short Name | CSS | Long Nmae |
|---|---|---|---|
| margin | '.m' | 'margin' | '.margin' |
| margin-top | '.m-t' | 'margin-top' | '.margin-top' |
| margin-bottom | '.m-b' | 'margin-bottom' | '.margin-bottom' |
| margin-left | '.m-l' | 'margin-left' | '.margin-left' |
| margin-right | '.m-r' | 'margin-right' | '.margin-right' |
| overflow | '.overflow' | 'overflow' | '.overflow' |
| padding | '.p' | 'padding' | '.padding' |
| padding-top | '.p-t' | 'padding-top' | '.padding-top' |
| padding-bottom | '.p-b' | 'padding-bottom' | '.padding-bottom' |
| padding-left | '.p-l' | 'padding-left' | '.padding-left' |
| padding-right | '.p-r' | 'padding-right' | '.padding-right' |
| line-height | '.lh' | 'line-height' | '.line-height' |
| font-size | '.font' | 'font-size' | '.font-size' |
| font-family | '.font' | 'font-family' | '.font-family' |
| font-weight | '.font' | 'font-weight' | '.font-weight' |
| font-style | '.font' | 'font-style' | '.font-style' |
| color | '.c' | 'color' | '.color' |
| background-color | '.bg' | 'background-color' | '.back' |
| border-color | '.br' | 'border-color' | '.border' |
| border-radius | '.br' | 'border-radius' | '.border-radius' |
| border-top-right-radius | '.br-tr' | 'border-top-right-radius' | '.border-top-right-radius' |
| border-top-left-radius | '.br-tl' | 'border-top-left-radius' | '.border-top-left-radius' |
| border-bottom-right-radius | '.br-br' | 'border-bottom-right-radius' | '.border-bottom-right-radius' |
| border-bottom-left-radius | '.br-bl' | 'border-bottom-left-radius' | '.border-bottom-left-radius' |
| border-width | '.br' | 'border-width' | '.border-width' |
| border-top-width | '.br-t' | 'border-top-width' | '.border-top-width' |
| border-right-width | '.br-r' | 'border-right-width' | '.border-right-width' |
| border-left-width | '.br-l' | 'border-left-width' | '.border-left-width' |
| border-bottom-width | '.br-b' | 'border-bottom-width' | '.border-bottom-width' |
| width | '.w' | 'width' | '.width' |
| display | '.d' | 'display' | '.display' |
| max-width | '.max-w' | 'max-width' | '.max-width' |
| states | Short Name | CSS | Long Name | Currently Used |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| hover | 'h:' | ':hover' | 'hover' | Yes |
| ':active' | 'active' | No | ||
| ':visited' | 'hover' | No |
| Value Postfix | Font Size | Margin | Padding | Line Height | border-width | Color |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| n5 | ms(-5) | -2 * X† | Not Used | Not Used | Not Used | mix(color, black, 90%) |
| n4 | ms(-4) | -1 * X† | Not Used | Not Used | Not Used | mix(color, black, 70%) |
| n3 | ms(-3) | -.5 * X† | Not Used | Not Used | Not Used | mix(color, black, 50%) |
| n2 | ms(-2) | -.25 * X† | Not Used | Not Used | Not Used | mix(color, black, 30%) |
| n1 | ms(-1) | -.1 * X† | Not Used | Not Used | Not Used | mix(color, black, 10%) |
| 0 | ms(0) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | color @ 100% |
| 1 | ms(1) | .1 * X† | .1 * X† | 1 | 1px | mix(color, white, 10%) |
| 2 | ms(2) | .25 * X† | .25 * X† | 1.45 | 3px | mix(color, white, 30%) |
| 3 | ms(3) | .5 * X† | 5 * X† | 1.65 | 5px | mix(color, white, 50%) |
| 4 | ms(4) | 1 * X† | 1 * X† | 1.75 | .5rem | mix(color, white, 70%) |
| 5 | ms(5) | 2 * X† | 2 * X† | 2 | 1rem | mix(color, white, 90%) |
† x = global spacing 1 rem
| break point | Short Name | css | dimension | Currently Used |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| all sizes | '' | min-width: 0em | 0px | default |
| ':sm' | min-width: 30em | 480px | No | |
| medium | ':md' | min-width: 40em | 640px | Yes |
| large | ':lg' | min-width: 40em | 1024px | Yes |
| Value Postfix | Border Radius Values |
|---|---|
| square | 0 |
| radius | 5px or Global Radius |
| round | 25px |
| circle | 100% |
| Value Postfix | Border Style Values |
|---|---|
| none | none |
| dashed | dashed |
| solid | solid |
| Value Postfix | Display |
|---|---|
| none | none |
| block | block |
| inline | inline |
| inline-block | inline-block |
| flex | flex |
| Value Postfix | Overflow |
|---|---|
| auto | auto |
| clip | clip |
| scroll | scroll |
| hidden | hidden |
| ellipsis | ellipsis |
| visible | visible |
| unset | unset |
These words should be used to describe states and generic elements of the UI and should be used instead of some variation or alternate name.
Components styling is most are
All textures should be slightly transparent so solid color backgrounds added to the element will also color the texture.
PNG shadows for the containers
To reduce improper cascades in CSS the Sass includes and folder structure has been broken into these sections. Labels like ".required" and ".override" are included in the file naming to help with readability and transparency of the code.
non-core/heart/_sidebarbox.override.home.scss
As you travel down the structure of the main document the included SCSS files and their classes should increase their specificity.
All alteration to the code are to be done through "non-core" inclusion of styles. Please use the below folder structure to allow for review and check-ins of project code.
'_non-core/Project Code/New UI.scss'
'_non-core/Project Code/element name.override.scss'
'_non-core/Project Code/element name.override.views name.scss'
In the main style sheet there are some exposed variables to alter the skin of the style. One of th most cosmetic is product color and branding. The variable "$product-brand-color" takes a hex color and will change elements of the UI to this color away from the ACC blues. "$brand-level" throttles the amount of color. 0 min-value will not include and product color and 3 the max will bring in the most.
There is always work that has be done with some corners cut or you work that because it's cross nature between two UI elements there is no good home for it in the current structure or files. All of this code is collected in the shame.scss file. There is a shame file for the main branch of the framework and a second shame file that can be found in the corresponding non-core folder for the project.
The intent is to have two ways you can use the style-guide. You build your own DOM and alter as you need, or you can Build your product on Vue and use component rendering instead.
<acc-uiName></acc-uiName>


Software in this page is in active development. They are usable but may not be stable, or documentation may not be complete.
1-FIRM MATLAB Toolbox: This application is an implementation of Feedback-based Information Road Maps (FIRM) in MATLAB. There are easy to use demos with a GUI.
2-FIRM in C++: I have converted my FIRM Matlab Toolbox to C++. The original code was partially using PMPL (Parasol Motion Planning Library) package to generate underlying probabilistic roadmaps. In collaboration with Saurav Agarwal, and we wrote a new version of the code that utilizes open-source OMPL (Open Motion Planning Library) to generate the underlying probabilistic roadmap. Code can be found here.</li>
Any feedback is really appreciated. Please report bugs by creating an issue on the project’s github page. If you are not on github, or would not like to post publicly, then please send an email to me or Saurav at sauravag [at] tamu [dot] edu.


Why?
A few years ago I thought it would be fun to get my son a motorized riding toy to drive around in so my wife and I could extend our walks. I went to Kijiji and found someone selling two full jeeps, 2 additional spare gear boxes with motors, and about a dozen wheels for $50. I was at their house within the hour!
To my surprise both Jeeps worked perfectly but there were only enough batteries for one so I stored the other Jeep away with plans to use it for parts when things broke.
My son turned out to be a natural at driving and even after upgrading his Jeep to 18V he was looking for a challenge. The parts Jeep became known as "Daddy's Jeep" and he wanted to know when we could race. I explained I was a little too big to ride it and suggested maybe we could make it remote controlled. He loved the idea and the project was started.
What is it Made Of?
The jeep is made of parts I mainly already owned. An Xbox 360 remote and USB receiver? Check! An Arduino Uno? Check! Everything else came from Princess Auto, RobotShop.ca, or DX.com.
I also threaded the ends of the axles so that I could put on some proper nylock nuts.
Parts Breakdown:
- Aruino Uno
-
The "brains" of the operation. Responsible for RX/TX from Xbox 360 Remote via USB shield and communication with liner actuator and brushed motor controllers.
Source: On-hand, but originally purchased from one of my many trips to Sayal Electronics.
- Arduino USB Shield
-
Plugs into the Uno and provides USB host capabilities. Required for use with the Xbox 360 USB receiver which was sold for PC connectivity.
Source: dx.com
- Pololu Jrk Linear Actuator Controller
- An easy to use, and extremely compact controller for a linear actuator.
Source: RobotShop.ca
- Cytron MD30C Brushed Motor Controller
- Motor controller for stock brushed motors. The controller was cheap, had multiple interfaces for control, and was 100% solid state. It's been working very well.
Source: RobotShop.ca
- Rubber Tires
- 10" tires meant for lawn & garden applications
Source: Princess Auto
- Flexible PVC Drain & Trap Connector: 1½" - 1¼"
- Couples Power Wheels greabox to wheels
Source: Home Depot
- Misc. Swivel Connectors
- Attaches the linear actuator arm to the steering bar. A small hole was drilled in the steering bar.
Source: Princess Auto
- Plumbing Strapping
- Attaches the linear actuator to the Jeep. A bolt is also used.
Source: On Hand (Home Depot)
- Misc. Wiring Harnesses
- Connects things like linear actuator, motor controls, etc. Picked based on wire count.
Source: Princess Auto
- 12V Automtive Relay & Harness
- Connects the battery to the electronics via a small switch on the back of the Jeep.
Source: Princess Auto
- 12V AGM Battery
- The battery is a sealed AGM 12V battery from an old battery pack.
Source: On Hand (Canadian Tire)
How Do the Controls Work?
The controls are pretty simple. Early on I identified two main goals:
- I wanted to ensure it would be hard to quickly switch between forward and reverse to prevent wear on the plastic gearboxes.
- I wanted to have a 'deadman' switch on it. Meaning that if the remote disconnected for any reason all power to the motors would be cut.
So, with those goals in mind I configured the 360 controller to work like this:
- The system starts in 'search' mode and the Xbox button must be pressed to pair contoller and receiver.
- Once paired, the player 1 light is lit indicating a pairing and forward is selected as the drive direction.
- If the d-pad is pressed up or down the player 1 and player 3 lights will toggle to indicate forward or reverse drive direction. The vechicle must not be receiving a drive speed command to toggle drive direction.
- Pulling the right trigger will enable movement in the direction set. Movement is scaled to the analog input (light pull - slow, full pull - max speed)
- Moving the left analog stick along the x-y axis values to steer the jeep.
- Pressing the Xbox button, removing the batteries, or going out of range will trigger the deadman switch (code) and put the receiver back into search mode.


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- Method in class ModelSubsystem.
MapObject
getIncrementX()
- Method in class ModelSubsystem.
MapObject
getIncrementY()
- Method in class ModelSubsystem.
MapObject
getInstance()
- Static method in class ControllerSubsystem.
GameEngine
getInstance()
- Static method in class ModelSubsystem.
GameMap
getInstance()
- Static method in class UserInterfaceSubsystem.
ScreenView
getLevel()
- Method in class ControllerSubsystem.
GameEngine
getLife()
- Method in class ModelSubsystem.
Player
getLoad()
- Method in class UserInterfaceSubsystem.
ScreenView
getMain()
- Method in class UserInterfaceSubsystem.
ScreenView
getMap()
- Method in class ControllerSubsystem.
GameEngine
getMap()
- Method in class ModelSubsystem.
GameMap
getMaxBomb()
- Method in class ModelSubsystem.
Player
getMonsters()
- Method in class ModelSubsystem.
GameMap
getMovements()
- Method in class ControllerSubsystem.
GameEngine
returns the movements in ArrayList
form
getObj(int, int)
- Method in class ModelSubsystem.
GameMap
getPassing(int)
- Method in class UserInterfaceSubsystem.
ScreenView
getPlayer()
- Method in class ModelSubsystem.
GameMap
getPoint()
- Method in class ModelSubsystem.
Bonus
getPoint()
- Method in class ModelSubsystem.
DestroyableWall
getPoint()
- Method in class ModelSubsystem.
Monster
getRange()
- Method in class ModelSubsystem.
Bomb
returns range
getRange()
- Method in class ModelSubsystem.
Player
getSaveLines()
- Method in class ControllerSubsystem.
StorageManager
getScore()
- Method in class ControllerSubsystem.
GameEngine
getSettings()
- Method in class UserInterfaceSubsystem.
ScreenView
getStorageMan()
- Method in class ControllerSubsystem.
GameEngine
getTime()
- Method in class ControllerSubsystem.
GameEngine
getType()
- Method in class ModelSubsystem.
Bonus
getX()
- Method in class ModelSubsystem.
MapObject
getY()
- Method in class ModelSubsystem.
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The following enumerations are available globally.
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Reader status representations
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Objective-C
enum STATUS {}
Swift
enum STATUS : UInt8
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Device ID
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Objective-C
enum DEVICEID {}
Swift
enum DEVICEID : UInt8
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Connection type (USB/Bluetooth)
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Objective-C
enum CONNECTION {}
Swift
enum CONNECTION : UInt8
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Direction of data transfer
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Objective-C
enum DIRECTION {}
Swift
enum DIRECTION : UInt8
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Query sessions
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Objective-C
enum MEMORYBANK {}
Swift
enum MEMORYBANK : UInt8
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Query sessions
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Objective-C
enum SESSION {}
Swift
enum SESSION : UInt8
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Query target
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Objective-C
enum TARGET {}
Swift
enum TARGET : UInt8
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Query algorithm
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Objective-C
enum QUERYALGORITHM {}
Swift
enum QUERYALGORITHM : UInt8
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Link profile
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Objective-C
enum LINKPROFILE {}
Swift
enum LINKPROFILE : UInt8
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Undocumented
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Objective-C
NS_ENUM(Byte, QUERYSELECT) { ALL = 0x00, SL = 0x03 }
Swift
enum QUERYSELECT : UInt8
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Tag Access Command
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Objective-C
enum ACCESSCMD {}
Swift
enum ACCESSCMD : UInt8
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Enumeration of MQTT status
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Objective-C
enum MQTTStatus {}
Swift
enum MQTTStatus : Int
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Undocumented
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Objective-C
NS_ENUM(NSInteger, MQTTCFSocketDecoderState) { MQTTCFSocketDecoderStateInitializing, MQTTCFSocketDecoderStateReady, MQTTCFSocketDecoderStateError }
Swift
enum MQTTCFSocketDecoderState : Int
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Undocumented
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Objective-C
NS_ENUM(NSInteger, MQTTCFSocketEncoderState) { MQTTCFSocketEncoderStateInitializing, MQTTCFSocketEncoderStateReady, MQTTCFSocketEncoderStateError }
Swift
enum MQTTCFSocketEncoderState : Int
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Undocumented
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Objective-C
NS_ENUM(unsigned int, MQTTDecoderEvent) { MQTTDecoderEventProtocolError, MQTTDecoderEventConnectionClosed, MQTTDecoderEventConnectionError }
Swift
enum MQTTDecoderEvent : UInt32
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Undocumented
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Objective-C
NS_ENUM(unsigned int, MQTTDecoderState) { MQTTDecoderStateInitializing, MQTTDecoderStateDecodingHeader, MQTTDecoderStateDecodingLength, MQTTDecoderStateDecodingData, MQTTDecoderStateConnectionClosed, MQTTDecoderStateConnectionError, MQTTDecoderStateProtocolError }
Swift
enum MQTTDecoderState : UInt32
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Undocumented
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Objective-C
NS_OPTIONS(NSUInteger, DDLogFlag){ /** * 0...00001 DDLogFlagError */ DDLogFlagError = (1 << 0), /** * 0...00010 DDLogFlagWarning */ DDLogFlagWarning = (1 << 1), /** * 0...00100 DDLogFlagInfo */ DDLogFlagInfo = (1 << 2), /** * 0...01000 DDLogFlagDebug */ DDLogFlagDebug = (1 << 3), /** * 0...10000 DDLogFlagVerbose */ DDLogFlagVerbose = (1 << 4) }
Swift
struct DDLogFlag : OptionSet
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Undocumented
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Objective-C
NS_ENUM(NSUInteger, DDLogLevel){ DDLogLevelOff = 0, /** * Error logs only */ DDLogLevelError = (DDLogFlagError), /** * Error and warning logs */ DDLogLevelWarning = (DDLogLevelError | DDLogFlagWarning), /** * Error, warning and info logs */ DDLogLevelInfo = (DDLogLevelWarning | DDLogFlagInfo), /** * Error, warning, info and debug logs */ DDLogLevelDebug = (DDLogLevelInfo | DDLogFlagDebug), /** * Error, warning, info, debug and verbose logs */ DDLogLevelVerbose = (DDLogLevelDebug | DDLogFlagVerbose), /** * All logs (1...11111) */ DDLogLevelAll = NSUIntegerMax }
Swift
enum DDLogLevel : UInt
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Enumeration of MQTT Quality of Service levels
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Objective-C
enum MQTTQosLevel {}
Swift
enum MQTTQosLevel : UInt8
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Enumeration of MQTT protocol version
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Objective-C
enum MQTTProtocolVersion {}
Swift
enum MQTTProtocolVersion : UInt8
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Undocumented
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Objective-C
NS_ENUM(UInt8, MQTTCommandType) { MQTT_None = 0, MQTTConnect = 1, MQTTConnack = 2, MQTTPublish = 3, MQTTPuback = 4, MQTTPubrec = 5, MQTTPubrel = 6, MQTTPubcomp = 7, MQTTSubscribe = 8, MQTTSuback = 9, MQTTUnsubscribe = 10, MQTTUnsuback = 11, MQTTPingreq = 12, MQTTPingresp = 13, MQTTDisconnect = 14, MQTTAuth = 15 }
Swift
enum MQTTCommandType : UInt8
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Enumeration of MQTT return codes
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Objective-C
enum MQTTReturnCode {}
Swift
enum MQTTReturnCode : UInt
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Undocumented
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Objective-C
NS_ENUM(UInt8, MQTTPropertyIdentifier) { MQTTPayloadFormatIndicator = 1, MQTTPublicationExpiryInterval = 2, MQTTContentType = 3, MQTTResponseTopic = 8, MQTTCorrelationData = 9, MQTTSubscriptionIdentifier = 11, MQTTSessionExpiryInterval = 17, MQTTAssignedClientIdentifier = 18, MQTTServerKeepAlive = 19, MQTTAuthMethod = 21, MQTTAuthData = 22, MQTTRequestProblemInformation = 23, MQTTWillDelayInterval = 24, MQTTRequestResponseInformation = 25, MQTTResponseInformation = 26, MQTTServerReference = 28, MQTTReasonString = 31, MQTTReceiveMaximum = 33, MQTTTopicAliasMaximum = 34, MQTTTopicAlias = 35, MQTTMaximumQoS = 36, MQTTRetainAvailable = 37, MQTTUserProperty = 38, MQTTMaximumPacketSize = 39, MQTTWildcardSubscriptionAvailable = 40, MQTTSubscriptionIdentifiersAvailable = 41, MQTTSharedSubscriptionAvailable = 42 }
Swift
enum MQTTPropertyIdentifier : UInt8
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SSL Pinning Modes
The following constants are provided by
MQTTSSLPinningModeNone
as possible SSL pinning modes.enum { MQTTSSLPinningModeNone, MQTTSSLPinningModePublicKey, MQTTSSLPinningModeCertificate, }
MQTTSSLPinningModeNone
Do not used pinned certificates to validate servers.MQTTSSLPinningModePublicKey
Validate host certificates against public keys of pinned certificates.
See moreMQTTSSLPinningModeCertificate
Validate host certificates against pinned certificates.Declaration
Objective-C
enum MQTTSSLPinningMode {}
Swift
enum MQTTSSLPinningMode : UInt
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Enumeration of MQTTSession states
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Objective-C
enum MQTTSessionStatus {}
Swift
enum MQTTSessionStatus : Int
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Enumeration of MQTTSession events
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Objective-C
enum MQTTSessionEvent {}
Swift
enum MQTTSessionEvent : Int
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The error codes used for all errors created by MQTTSession
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Objective-C
enum MQTTSessionError {}
Swift
enum MQTTSessionError : Int
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Enumeration of MQTTSessionManagerState values
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Objective-C
enum MQTTSessionManagerState {}
Swift
enum MQTTSessionManagerState : Int32
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MQTTTransport state defines the possible state of an abstract transport *
See moreDeclaration
Objective-C
enum MQTTTransportState {}
Swift
enum MQTTTransportState : Int


What's so special about a Scout Dana 300? Well many things
make it desirable including:
- The "Texas" bolt pattern
- The 2.62 low range
- Rear center output
- Sturdy construction
- Short transmission adapter
The "Texas" bolt pattern is the pattern on the input side which
is the same pattern used on the Dana 20 and Dana 18. The only
difference is on the Scout Dana 300, the bottom bolt is not used,
only the four bolts on the side are used. Since it features this
pattern, it is bolt compatible with any Jeep or Scout transmission
that has a Dana 20 or Dana 18 attached to it.
The Scout Dana 300 features a 2.62:1 low range just like the Jeep
Dana 300. This is a big improvement over the the 2.03:1 low range
of the Dana 20. If it doesn't sound like much difference to you,
remember that gears are multiplicative. If have a
Jeep T-18/Dana 20/3.54s combination for example, your crawl ratio is
6.32 * 2.03 * 3.54 or 45:1. If a Scout 300 was swapped in, the
crawl ratio would be 6.32 * 2.62 * 3.54 or 59:1. The same would
be true if you were running a wide ratio Scout T-19. Keep in
mind that all Scout T-18s, some Scout T-19s, and some Jeep T-18s
were close ratio.
The Scout Dana 300 also has a center output which is transfers
power straight through in two wheel drive high mode. The down
side of this over an offset rear output like the Dana 18, is
that the rear drive shaft angle is somewhat steeper. The good
side is since the center output is straight through in 2H, it
is quieter and longer lasting.
Another feature of the Scout Dana 300 is it features the same
sturdy construction as the Jeep Dana 300. The Scout 300 has a
cast iron case and is gear driven. The only real difference
between the Jeep and Scout Dana 300s is the input bolt pattern.
The Scout Dana 300 also has a short rear tail housing like the
early Jeep Dana 300s.
You will not find a heavy duty drive train as short and low geared
as a the Jeep T-18 and Scout Dana 300 combination. The Jeep T-18
used in late 70s CJs features a 6.32:1 first, short input shaft,
and a transmission to transfer case adapter that is about 1" long.
The Scout Dana 300 bolts right up to the factory adapter as you
can seen in this picture provided by Rick Boiros. Length of the
drive train is of particular concern for any short wheel base 4x4.
Caveats
The real down side of the Scout Dana 300 is it is hard to find.
It was only available in 1980 Scouts, the last year the Scout
was produced, and a strike cut production short that year. Only
around 30,000 Scouts were produced in 1980.
Another limiting factor is that only the drive gear from Scouts
equipped with the T-19 four speed or T-15A three speed will bolt to
another Jeep or Scout transmission.
The Scout Dana 300 gear is different from the gear used with the Jeep
and Scout Dana 20. The picture on the right is a Scout Dana 300 and
Jeep Dana 20 input gear side by side.
The Scout Dana 300 drive gear is no longer available and
it will only fit on a transmission with a 1 3/8" 6 spline output shaft.
The part number for the Scout Dana 300 gear is 300-8-11.
1980 Scouts with the TF727 automatic have a drive gear that
is has a smaller interior diameter and is 23 spline. The drive
gear can theoretically be machined to 1 3/8" 6 spline, but good luck
finding a machine shop willing to do this work and it would add a
lot to the cost.
Since the Scout Dana 300 was only produced for a short time, some
of the parts for it are no longer available. The drive gear mentioned
previously is one of those parts. Some parts are common parts used
in the Jeep Dana 300 and other transfer cases. Other parts are unique
such as the speedometer gear are hard to find. The tail housing and
case are unique parts.
Another down side to the Scout Dana 300 is that if a seller knows
what they have, the price will be high.
Identification
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IH Dana 300:
Details about how to find the coveted IH Scout II Dana 300.
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Contributors
Thanks to Jeepin' Joe Heinrich and Rick Boiros for pictures and
identification information. Additional identification information
I picked up from Howard Pletcher from Navistar International Tech
Central.


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This document specifies a format for type names used to declare the data types of marshalled data. It also specifies a basic set of data types for use with LDO protocols, as well as formats for declaring object type names in Java, Perl, and Python.
[This document is a very early draft, expect some rather major changes as discussion ensues.]
This format is being developed as part of Scarab, a framework for handling data and distributed computing. Scarab itself is being developed as part of Casbah, a language independent environment for writing applications that access a wide variety of data sources. Scarab supports using data type names other than the ones described here, such as CORBA, DCOM, Java RMI, or language-specific data types.
The key words "MUST", "MUST NOT", "REQUIRED", "SHALL", "SHALL NOT", "SHOULD", "SHOULD NOT", "RECOMMENDED", "MAY", and "OPTIONAL" in this document are to be interpreted as described in RFC 2119[3].
Within this draft, text enclosed within brackets (`[text]') represents issues or incomplete specifications.
ldo:number
mime:TYPE/SUBTYPE
python:MODULE/CLASS
perl:PACKAGE
java:FULLY.QUALIFIED.CLASS.NAME
The type name format is patterned after Universal Resource Identifiers (URIs) in RFC 1630[2].
A complete type name consists of a naming scheme specifier followed by a string whose format is a function of the naming scheme. A BNF description of the type name syntax is given in an a later section. The components are as follows.
- SCHEME
- Within the type name, the first element is the name of the scheme, separated from the rest of the type name by a colon.
- LOCAL-PART
- The rest of the type name follows the colon in a format depending on the scheme. The local part is interpreted in a manner dependent on the scheme being used.
[do we need to support URL escaping? I.e. %2E.]
The mapping for type names onto some existing standard and experimental type schemes is outlined in the BNF syntax definition. Notes on particular naming schemes follows. The schemes covered are:
- ldo
- Basic data types used in LDO protocols
- mime
- MIME types (RFC [XXX])
- java
- Java fully qualified class names
- perl
- Perl package names
- python
- Python module and class names
The schemes for Java, Perl, and Python only describe the naming scheme for serialized object instances, not primitive data types. Naming for primitive data types in particular languages are described in other specifications.
The LDO scheme specifies basic or primitive data types used in LDO protocols.
[more detail]
The MIME scheme specifies how MIME types can be used as type identifiers in LDO protocols.
[more detail]
The Java scheme specifies how Java class names are marshalled.
[more detail]
The Perl scheme specifies how Perl package names are marshalled.
[more detail]
The Python scheme specifies how Python module and class names are marshalled.
[more detail]
[possible text from RFC 1630, which describes an IANA-type formal registration as well as `x-'.]
[another alternative would be to take an XML-namespaces approach, where the scheme identifer is an alias for a URI. This would require some form of prior declaration of a namespace, possibly in the not-yet-specified protocol negotiation phase.]
[generic type name syntax]
[LDO, MIME, Java, Perl, Python]
[need to fill out this section]
This data representation does not contain any features for initiating actions.
Type names are not limited in size. Conforming implementations SHOULD perform sanity checks on data received to avoid buffer overruns and out of resource (memory, disk, etc.) conditions.
Care SHOULD be taken when instantiating objects. Senders could pass type names that may be used to instantiate objects that could be used to bypass security restrictions. [wording, examples?]
| [1] | Borenstein, N. and N. Freed, "MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) Part One: Mechanisms for Specifying and Describing the Format of Internet Message Bodies", BCP 14, RFC 2119, September 1993. |
| [2] | Berners-Lee, T., "Universal Resource Identifiers in WWW", RFC 1630, June 1994. |
| [3] | Bradner, S., "Key words for use in RFCs to Indicate Requirement Levels", BCP 14, RFC 2119, March 1997. |
| Ken MacLeod | |
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Class: State
| Defined in: | app/tamarind/State.coffee |
| Inherits: | EventEmitter |
Overview
An object shared between the various Tamarind visual components that enables state synchronisation and event-based communication.
Property Summary
- (int) vertexCount
-
Vertices are created at the origin (coordinate 0,0,0) and are positioned by the vertex shader. The vertex shader gets an attribute a_VertexIndex, being a number between 0 and
vertexCount - 1
that it can use to distinguish vertices The number of vertices drawn. - (String) drawingMode
- i.e. one of: POINTS, LINES, LINE_LOOP, LINE_STRIP, TRIANGLES, TRIANGLE_STRIP or TRIANGLE_FAN A string mode name as used by WebGL's drawArrays method
- (Number) mouseX
- the x position of the mouse, 0 at centre, -1 at left, 1 at right
- (Number) mouseY
- the y position of the mouse, 0 at centre, -1 at top, 1 at bottom
- (Number) canvasWidth
- current canvas size - setting it doesn't control the canvas! the width of the HTML canvas element in device pixels. This property is updated to match the
- (Number) canvasHeight
- current canvas size - setting it doesn't control the canvas! the height of the HTML canvas element in device pixels. This property is updated to match the
- (boolean) controlsExpanded
- Whether the control draw is open allowing the user to interact with the shader
- (Array) inputs
- A read-only array of Input objects
- (String) selectedTab
- the name of the currently selected UI tab. Not saved and restored.
- (string) SHADER_CHANGE
- Name of event emitted when shaders change. The shader type, e.g. constants.FRAGMENT_SHADER, is passed as the event argument.
- (string) CHANGE
- one event dispatched per animation frame if there were 1 or more changes in the previous frame This event is dispatched asynchronously when any non-transient state changes, with
- (string) SHADER_ERRORS_CHANGE
- Name of event emitted when shaders change. The shader type, e.g. constants.FRAGMENT_SHADER, will be the event argument.
- (string) INPUT_VALUE_CHANGE
- Name of event dispatched when the value of a specific input changes. The input name is passed as an event argument.
Instance Method Summary
- # (void) _resetState() Private
- # (void) getShaderSource(shaderType) Get the source code for a shader @param shaderType either constants.VERTEX_SHADER or constants.FRAGMENT_SHADER
-
#
(void)
setShaderSource(shaderType, source)
Set the source code for a shader @param shaderType either constants.VERTEX_SHADER or constants.FRAGMENT_SHADER @param value GLSL source code for the shader
- # (void) hasShaderErrors(shaderType) Return true is getShaderErrors(shaderType) would return an array of length > 1 @param shaderType either constants.VERTEX_SHADER or constants.FRAGMENT_SHADER
- # (void) getShaderErrors(shaderType) Get the list of ShaderCompileError error objects for a shader @param shaderType either constants.VERTEX_SHADER or constants.FRAGMENT_SHADER
- # (void) setShaderErrors(shaderType, errorText, errors) Set the list of errors for a shader
- # (void) onPropertyChange(propertyName, callback) receive notifications when a specific property changes
- # (void) _setInputs(inputs) Overwrite the existing inputs array with a new one.
- # (void) getInputValue(inputName) get the value of a specific input
- # (void) setInputValue(inputName, value) set the value of a specific input
- # (void) _getInputByName(inputName)
- # (void) save() Serialise this object as a JSON string
- # (void) restore(saved) Restore this object from a previously saved
- # (void) _scheduleChangeEvent() Private
- # (void) _validateShaderType(shaderType) Private
Inherited Method Summary
Methods inherited from
EventEmitter
#on #off #emit #_getEventList #_validateEventArgs
Constructor Details
#
(void)
constructor()
Instance Method Details
#
(void)
_resetState()
Private
#
(void)
getShaderSource(shaderType)
Get the source code for a shader @param shaderType either constants.VERTEX_SHADER or constants.FRAGMENT_SHADER
#
(void)
setShaderSource(shaderType, source)
Set the source code for a shader @param shaderType either constants.VERTEX_SHADER or constants.FRAGMENT_SHADER @param value GLSL source code for the shader
#
(void)
hasShaderErrors(shaderType)
Return true is getShaderErrors(shaderType) would return an array of length > 1 @param shaderType either constants.VERTEX_SHADER or constants.FRAGMENT_SHADER
#
(void)
getShaderErrors(shaderType)
Get the list of ShaderCompileError error objects for a shader @param shaderType either constants.VERTEX_SHADER or constants.FRAGMENT_SHADER
#
(void)
setShaderErrors(shaderType, errorText, errors)
Set the list of errors for a shader
#
(void)
onPropertyChange(propertyName, callback)
receive notifications when a specific property changes
#
(void)
_setInputs(inputs)
Overwrite the existing inputs array with a new one. @param inputs an array of objects representing inputs, see the Inputs class for details.
#
(void)
getInputValue(inputName)
get the value of a specific input
#
(void)
setInputValue(inputName, value)
set the value of a specific input
#
(void)
_getInputByName(inputName)
#
(void)
save()
Serialise this object as a JSON string
#
(void)
restore(saved)
Restore this object from a previously saved
#
(void)
_scheduleChangeEvent()
Private
#
(void)
_validateShaderType(shaderType)
Private


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Hayashi Source: Mishkin, F., 1992, "Is the Fisher Effect for Real?'Journal of Monetary Economics, 30, 195-215.
data('mishkin')
A data.frame with 491 observations on 7 variables:
year: year
month: month
inflation_1: one month inflation rate, in percent, annualized. Uses a rental equivalence measure to incorporate residential housing
inflation_3: one month inflation rate, in percent, annualized. Uses a rental equivalence measure to incorporate residential housing
tbill_1: one month treasury bill rate, in percent, annualized
tbill_3: three month treasury bill rate, in percent, annualized
cpi: the consumer price index for urban consumers using all goods
https://sites.google.com/site/fumiohayashi/hayashi-econometrics/data-for-empirical
A time series data set at monthly frequency of the one-month T-bill rate and the monthly inflation, stated in percent at annual rates.
Used in Section 11 of Chapter 2 and Empirical Exercise 1 of Chapter 2.
str(mishkin)#> Classes ‘tbl_df’, ‘tbl’ and 'data.frame': 491 obs. of 7 variables: #> $ year : num 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 ... #> $ month : num 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ... #> $ inflation_1: num -3.55 5.25 1.69 5.06 6.72 ... #> $ inflation_3: num 1.13 4 4.49 7.82 9.43 ... #> $ tbill_1 : num 1.1 1.13 1.12 1.15 1.16 ... #> $ tbill_3 : num 1.13 1.14 1.14 1.18 1.17 ... #> $ cpi : num 23.5 23.6 23.6 23.7 23.8 24.1 24.3 24.4 24.6 24.7 ...


ipa-client-install
Section: FreeIPA Manual Pages (1)Updated: Sep 5 2011
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
ipa-client-install - Configure an IPA clientSYNOPSIS
ipa-client-install [OPTION]...DESCRIPTION
Configures a client machine to use IPA for authentication and identity services.By default this configures SSSD to connect to an IPA server for authentication and authorization. Optionally one can instead configure PAM and NSS (Name Switching Service) to work with an IPA server over Kerberos and LDAP.
An authorized user is required to join a client machine to IPA. This can take the form of a kerberos principal or a one-time password associated with the machine.
This same tool is used to unconfigure IPA and attemps to return the machine to its previous state. Part of this process is to unenroll the host from the IPA server. Unenrollment consists of disabling the prinicipal key on the IPA server so that it may be re-enrolled. The machine principal in /etc/krb5.keytab (host/<fqdn>@REALM) is used to authenticate to the IPA server to unenroll itself. If this principal does not exist then unenrollment will fail and an administrator will need to disable the host principal (ipa host-disable <fqdn>).
HOSTNAME REQUIREMENTS
Client must use a static hostname. If the machine hostname changes for example due to a dynamic hostname assignment by a DHCP server, client enrollment to IPA server breaks and user then would not be able to perform Kerberos authentication.--hostname option may be used to specify a static hostname that is set in machine system configuration and persist over reboot.
OPTIONS
BASIC OPTIONS
- --domain=DOMAIN
- Set the domain name to DOMAIN
- --server=SERVER
- Set the IPA server to connect to
- --realm=REALM_NAME
- Set the IPA realm name to REALM_NAME
- -p, --principal
- Authorized kerberos principal to use to join the IPA realm.
- -w PASSWORD, --password=PASSWORD
- Password for joining a machine to the IPA realm. Assumes bulk password unless principal is also set.
- -W
- Prompt for the password for joining a machine to the IPA realm.
- --mkhomedir
- Configure PAM to create a users home directory if it does not exist.
- --hostname
- The hostname of this machine (FQDN). If specified, the hostname will be set and the system configuration will be updated to persist over reboot. By default a nodename result from uname(2) is used.
- --ntp-server=NTP_SERVER
- Configure ntpd to use this NTP server.
- -N, --no-ntp
- Do not configure or enable NTP.
- --configure-ssh
- Configure OpenSSH client to use SSH features provided by IPA server. This allows the ssh client to look up host keys in IPA.
- --configure-sshd
- Configure OpenSSH server to use SSH features provided by IPA server. This config ures sshd to use GSSAPI and to use sssd to look up user's keys in IPA.
- --ssh-trust-dns
- Configure OpenSSH client to trust DNS SSHFP records.
- --no-dns-sshfp
- Do not automatically create DNS SSHFP records.
- --noac
- Do not use Authconfig to modify the nsswitch.conf and PAM configuration.
- -f, --force
- Force the settings even if errors occur
- -d, --debug
- Print debugging information to stdout
- -U, --unattended
-
Unattended installation. The user will not be prompted.
SSSD OPTIONS
- --permit
- Configure SSSD to permit all access. Otherwise the machine will be controlled by the Host-based Access Controls (HBAC) on the IPA server.
- --enable-dns-updates
- This option tells SSSD to automatically update DNS with the IP address of this client.
- --no-krb5-offline-passwords
- Configure SSSD not to store user password when the server is offline.
- -S, --no-sssd
- Do not configure the client to use SSSD for authentication, use nss_ldap instead.
- --preserve-sssd
-
Disabled by default. When enabled, preserves old SSSD configuration if it is
not possible to merge it with a new one. Effectively, if the merge is not
possible due to SSSDConfig reader encountering unsupported options,
ipa-client-install will not run further and ask to fix SSSD config
first. When this option is not specified, ipa-client-install will back
up SSSD config and create new one. The back up version will be restored during
uninstall.
UNINSTALL OPTIONS
- --uninstall
- Remove the IPA client software and restore the configuration to the pre-IPA state.
- -U, --unattended
-
Unattended uninstallation. The user will not be prompted.
EXIT STATUS
0 if the installation was successful1 if an error occurred
2 if uninstalling and the client is not configured
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