Contents of this page:
Options:
Form modules are translated into Python code modules with a single class whose name is the nane of the VB form. By default, this class is a new style Python class (inherits from Object). All methods in the class are converted to unbound methods of the class. Properties are converted to Python properties but an error is raised if the property has both Let and Set decorators. Since Python has no equivalent of the Set keyword, the Property Set method is treated in the same way as a Property Let.
Attributes defined at the form level are assumed to be class attributes in the Python class. By default, the conversion respects the Public/Private scope of both attributes and methods but this can be disabled if desired.
VB(VBFormModule):
Public Name As String Public Age As Single Private ID As Long Public Sub checkAge() If Age = 0 Then Age = 1 End Sub ' Private Sub setUp() ID = Rnd() If ID = 0 Then setUp End Sub
Here are the options in the INI file:
[Classes] # Yes or No, whether to use new style classes for all classes UseNewStyleClasses = Yes
In addition to these specific options, some General options apply:
[General] # Yes or No, whether to respect Private status of variables RespectPrivateStatus = Yes # Prefix to use to tag data as private (Python normally uses __ but VB convention is m) PrivateDataPrefix = __ # Yes or No, whether to try to automatically extract docstrings from the code TryToExtractDocStrings = Yes
By default, all forms are created as new style Python classes (inheriting from Object). Old style classes can be created by setting the UseNewStyleClasses option to No.
VB(VBFormModule):
' VB2PY-GlobalSet: Classes.UseNewStyleClasses = No Public Name As String Public Age As Single Private ID As Long Public Sub checkAge() If Age = 0 Then Age = 1 End Sub ' Private Sub setUp() ID = Rnd() If ID = 0 Then setUp End Sub ' VB2PY-Unset: Classes.UseNewStyleClasses
Syntax: RespectPrivateStatus = Yes | No
By default, variables or methods defined as Private (which is the default in VB), will be marked as private in the Python module also. Private Python variables will be prefixed with a private marker (two underscores by default). Since Private is the default in VB, this can lead to a lot of hidden variables in the Python code. The RespectPrivateStatus option allows you to turn off the Private/Public switch.
VB(VBFormModule):
' VB2PY-GlobalSet: General.RespectPrivateStatus = No Public Name As String Public Age As Single Private ID As Long Public Sub checkAge() If Age = 0 Then Age = 1 End Sub ' Private Sub setUp() ID = Rnd() If ID = 0 Then setUp End Sub ' VB2PY-Unset: General.RespectPrivateStatus
Syntax: PrivateDataPrefix = prefix
If RespectPrivateStatus is set then each Private variable will be prefixed with the string specified by the PrivateDataPrefix option. By default this is two underscores, __, which means that Python will use name mangling to ensure that the names really are private. Changing this option allows names to converted to some other convention (eg m) which marks names but does not enforce privacy.
VB(VBFormModule):
' VB2PYGlobal-Set: General.PrivateDataPrefix = m Public Name As String Public Age As Single Private ID As Long Public Sub checkAge() If Age = 0 Then Age = 1 End Sub ' Private Sub setUp() ID = Rnd() If ID = 0 Then setUp End Sub
Syntax: TryToExtractDocStrings = Yes | No
If TryToExtractDocStrings is set then any contiguous block of comment lines found at the start of the module are interpretted as a docstring and added to the class definition. The docstring terminates with the first non-comment line.
VB(VBFormModule):
' VB2PY-GlobalSet: General.TryToExtractDocStrings = Yes ' This is the documentation for the module ' This line is also documentation ' So is this one ' And this is the last Public Name As String Public Age As Single Private ID As Long Public Sub checkAge() If Age = 0 Then Age = 1 End Sub ' Private Sub setUp() ID = Rnd() If ID = 0 Then setUp End Sub ' VB2PY-Unset: General.TryToExtractDocStrings


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Things to consider for OSCE - Day 1 - Date - 30th of December 2015
Learning Objective (Motivation)
What knowledge do I require before start?
Pre reading


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# limitations under the License.
import re
from typing import List, Tuple, Union
import numpy
try:
import tensorflow.contrib.graph_editor as graph_editor
from tensorflow.contrib.graph_editor.util import ListView
tf_contrib_err = None
except Exception as err:
graph_editor = None
ListView = None
tf_contrib_err = err
from sparseml.tensorflow_v1.utils.helpers import tf_compat
__all__ = [
"VAR_INDEX_FROM_TRAINABLE",
"get_op_var_index",
"clean_tensor_name",
"get_op_input_var",
"get_tensor_var",
"is_prunable_op",
"get_prunable_ops",
"get_ops_and_inputs_by_name_or_regex",
"any_str_or_regex_matches_tensor_name",
"eval_tensor_density",
"eval_tensor_sparsity",
]
VAR_INDEX_FROM_TRAINABLE = "from_trainable"
[docs]def get_op_var_index(var_index: Union[str, int], op_inputs: ListView) -> int:
"""
Get the index of the variable input to an operation.
Ex: getting the index of the weight for a convolutional operator.
| There are a few different modes that this can work as for var_index value:
| - int given, treats this as the desired index of the weight
| - string given equal to VAR_INDEX_FROM_TRAINABLE, picks the most likely input
| based on finding the first trainable variable that is an input.
| Defaults to the last input (all convs have input as last and most matmuls)
| - string given, attempts to match the string in any of the inputs name.
| Uses the first one found, raises an exception if one couldn't be found
:param var_index: the index to use for figuring out the proper input
:param op_inputs: inputs to the operator from graph editor
:return: the integer representing the index of the desired variable
"""
# check if given index is explicit
if isinstance(var_index, int):
if var_index < 0:
var_index += len(op_inputs)
return var_index
# check through trainable vars for best fit
if var_index == "from_trainable":
# default to last as this is where tf by default is configured
# to put the weight variables
weight_index = len(op_inputs) - 1
trainable_vars = [var.name for var in tf_compat.trainable_variables()]
for index, inp in enumerate(op_inputs):
expected_name = "{}:0".format(clean_tensor_name(inp.name))
if expected_name in trainable_vars:
return index
return weight_index
# assume that the passed in value is an identifier for the variable name
for index, inp in enumerate(op_inputs):
if var_index in inp.name:
return index
raise ValueError("unknown value given for var_index of {}".format(var_index))
[docs]def clean_tensor_name(var_tens: Union[str, tf_compat.Tensor]) -> str:
"""
:param var_tens: the tensor to get a variable for
:return: the cleaned version of the name for a variable tensor
(removes read and indices at the end)
"""
name = var_tens if isinstance(var_tens, str) else var_tens.name
name = re.sub(r"/read/_.+:[0-9]+$", "", name) # x/read/_12__cv__46:0 -> x
name = re.sub(r"/read:[0-9]+$", "", name) # x/read:0 -> x
name = re.sub(r":[0-9]+$", "", name) # x:0 -> x
return name
[docs]def get_tensor_var(tens: tf_compat.Tensor) -> tf_compat.Variable:
"""
Get the variable associated with a given tensor.
Raises a ValueError if not found
:param tens: the tensor to find a variable for
:return: the found variable matching the given tensor
"""
expected_name = "{}:0".format(clean_tensor_name(tens))
for var in tf_compat.global_variables():
if expected_name == var.name:
return var
raise ValueError(
"could not find a global variable that matched the tensor {}".format(tens)
)
[docs]def is_prunable_op(op: tf_compat.Operation):
"""
Check whether an op is prunable
:param op: the operation to check
:return: True if the op is prunable; False otherwise
"""
return (
op.type in ["MatMul", "Conv1D", "Conv2D", "Conv3D", "DepthwiseConv2dNative"]
and "gradients/" not in op.name
and "_grad/" not in op.name
)
[docs]def get_prunable_ops(
graph: tf_compat.Graph = None,
) -> List[Tuple[str, tf_compat.Operation]]:
"""
Get the prunable operations from a TensorFlow graph.
:param graph: the graph to get the prunable operations from.
If not supplied, then will use the default graph
:return: a list containing the names and ops of the prunable operations
(MatMul, Conv1D, Conv2D, Conv3D)
"""
if not graph:
graph = tf_compat.get_default_graph()
ops = []
for op in graph.get_operations():
if is_prunable_op(op):
ops.append((op.name, op))
return ops
[docs]def any_str_or_regex_matches_tensor_name(
tensor_name: str,
name_or_regex_patterns: List[str],
):
"""
:param tensor_name: The name of a tensor
:param name_or_regex_patterns: List of full tensor names to match to the input or
regex patterns to match with that should be prefixed with 're:'
:return: True if any given str or regex pattern matches the given name
"""
clean_name = clean_tensor_name(tensor_name)
for name_or_regex in name_or_regex_patterns:
if name_or_regex[:3] == "re:":
pattern = name_or_regex[3:]
if re.match(pattern, tensor_name) or re.match(pattern, clean_name):
return True
else:
if (
tensor_name == name_or_regex
or clean_name == name_or_regex
or clean_name == clean_tensor_name(name_or_regex)
):
return True
return False
def _validate_all_params_found(
name_or_regex_patterns: List[str],
prunable_ops_and_inputs: List[Tuple[tf_compat.Operation, tf_compat.Tensor]],
):
"""
:param name_or_regex_patterns: List of full param names or regex patterns of them
to check for matches in named_layers_and_params names
:param prunable_ops_and_inputs: List prunable ops and inputs found in
get_ops_and_inputs_by_name_or_regex
:raise RuntimeError: If there is a name or regex pattern that does not have a
match in named_layers_and_params
"""
tensor_names = [inp.name for _, inp in prunable_ops_and_inputs]
for name_or_regex in name_or_regex_patterns:
# Convert all name_or_regex values to regex patterns since we may want
# full names to match based on tensor name extensions
pattern = (
clean_tensor_name(name_or_regex)
if name_or_regex[:3] != "re:"
else name_or_regex[3:]
)
if any(re.match(pattern, name) for name in tensor_names):
continue # regex pattern matches at least one full parameter name
raise RuntimeError(
"All supplied parameter names or regex patterns not found."
"No match for {} in found tensors {}. Supplied {}".format(
name_or_regex, tensor_names, name_or_regex_patterns
)
)
[docs]def eval_tensor_density(
tens: tf_compat.Tensor, sess: tf_compat.Session = None
) -> float:
"""
Get the density (fraction of non zero values) in a tensor
:param tens: the tensor to get the density for
:param sess: the session to use for evaluating the tensor,
if not supplied will use the default session
:return: the density of the tensor
"""
if not sess:
sess = tf_compat.get_default_session()
val_array = sess.run(tens)
num_nonzeros = numpy.count_nonzero(val_array)
density = float(num_nonzeros) / float(val_array.size)
return density
[docs]def eval_tensor_sparsity(
tens: tf_compat.Tensor, sess: tf_compat.Session = None
) -> float:
"""
Get the sparsity (fraction of zero values) in a tensor
:param tens: the tensor to get the sparsity for
:param sess: the session to use for evaluating the tensor,
if not supplied will use the default session
:return: the sparsity of the tensor
"""
return 1.0 - eval_tensor_density(tens, sess)


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Building fastai's Documentation
Table of Contents
What is this about?
I've decided to try and build as much of the documentation that I use all the time on my local system, not just so that I'll have it if my internet connection goes down but also so that I won't be distracted by what's happening on the web. This is about building fastai's documentation, which was a little trickier than I thought it would be so I decided it would be worth it to make a note for the future.
You can skip to the In A Nutshell section of the post to get a summary of the steps without all the exposition that the middle section has.
What happened?
The Repository
The first thing I did was clone the fastai git repository from github. If you inspect it there's a folder called docs_src
which seemed to logically mean that that's where the source files for the documentation are but when you go in there you won't find an index.html
file, which seemed peculiar. There's a Makefile
at the root of the repository so I inspected it and found that there's a rule:
docs: $(SRC) rsync -a docs_src/ docs nbdev_build_docs
So I tried a naive make docs
but of course it failed because there's nothing called nbdev_build_docs
, so I searched online and found out that nbdev is a fastai project to make jupyter notebooks into a Literate Programming system and that nbdev_build_docs
is one of their command-line commands, so I installed it through pip:
pip install nbdev
And re-ran the make command, which did nothing because the rsync
command had already created the docs
folder and for some reason this made the nbdev_build_docs
command not work. So I removed the docs
folder and re-ran it, which produced a big dump of errors because in converting the notebooks nbdev
was importing a bunch of python code that wasn't installed. Interestingly, at this point the docs
folder actually has enough to run the site, despite all the error-messages, but if you just try to load the files into a browser you can see that it's kind of broken, so then I went looking for what was going on.
Jekyll and Hide
For some reason I couldn't find anything in the documentation on building it, but searching for "fastai build documentation" brought an outdated page that tells you how to build the documentation but was written for the prior version of fastai (v1) so much of it doesn't make sense for v2 (e.g. it refers to a non-existent tools
folder), which I didn't figure out at first because the sites for v1 and v2 don't really identify their version, except in the URL for the old site.
All You Need
Reading that documentation it turns out that they're using Jekyll, so if you install it you just need to run Jekyll in the docs
folder.
cd docs bundle exec jekyll serve
And the site is ready to read at http://localhost:4000
and at this point you're good to go - but, of course, I didn't realize that and tried to fix the error messages first, which is what the rest of this post is about.
Fixing the Imports
There's three things you need to do to fix the imports:
- install fastai and any dependencies
- install
flask_compress
- install
azureml-core
Installing fastai
The old documentation recommended installing it in development mode. I don't know if that's strictly necessary, but it fixed a lot of things so it seems like a good idea.
In the root of the fastai repository run pip.
pip install -e ".[dev]"
This installs a lot of stuff so you might want to go get a cup of coffee (or maybe a cocktail) at this point while it does its thing. The settings.ini
file lists the dev_requirements
and the regular requirements if you want to see what needs to be installed in either case.
Installing Flask Compress
This is pretty straight-forward, just use pip.
pip install flask-compress
Install Azureml-core
- The Problem
This wasn't quite so straight-forward, which is why I put it in a separate section. If you try to install it in Ubuntu 21.04 (or 20.04, etc.) you will get a big blob of error messages ending in this.
ERROR: Command errored out with exit status 1: /home/hades/.virtualenvs/fastai-clean/bin/python -u -c 'import io, os, sys, setuptools, tokenize; sys.argv[0] = '"'"'/tmp/pip-install-srnkqokl/ruamel-yaml_803314568 e8f4fa49015a45528d277b2/setup.py'"'"'; __file__='"'"'/tmp/pip-install-srnkqokl/ruamel-yaml_803314568e8f4fa49015a45528d277b2/setup.py'"'"';f = getattr(tokenize, '"'"'open'"'"', open)(__file__) if os.path.exists(_ _file__) else io.StringIO('"'"'from setuptools import setup; setup()'"'"');code = f.read().replace('"'"'\r\n'"'"', '"'"'\n'"'"');f.close();exec(compile(code, __file__, '"'"'exec'"'"'))' install --record /tmp/pip -record-yfvqflby/install-record.txt --single-version-externally-managed --compile --install-headers /home/hades/.virtualenvs/fastai-clean/include/site/python3.9/ruamel.yaml Check the logs for full command output
Which isn't really all that helpful. Scrolling up, it looks like the problem was with something called ruamel.yaml, so investigating this seemed like a place to start, but, of course, the error messages are completely inscrutable now that I haven't programmed in C for so many years so I decided to search the web instead of trying to debug it directly, figuring that someone else must have had this problem.
This lead to a long search through various posts, but what it turned out to be was that both ruamel.yaml and azureml-core don't support python 3.9 yet (there are some bug reports on GitHub for it already) so you can't install it with the version that currently ships with Ubuntu (3.9.5) or anything above python 3.8.
- The Fix
The fix I decided to use was to install pyenv using their installer. Once you run the installer and follow the rest of their installation instructiors it's fairly straightforward to set up so I won't go into it.
I decided to use python 3.8.10 so to install it you do this:
pyenv install 3.8.10
The only thing that didn't work for me was their
pyenv which
function which is supposed to show you the location of the python installation. The command might work but I couldn't figure out the arguments to use (updating the example they gave didn't work for me). It turned out the python binary was at:~/.pyenv/versions/3.8.10/bin/python
pyenv has it's own system for creating a virtual environment, but since I'm already using virtualfish and didn't want to try and troubleshoot yet another method I created a virtual environment the way I usually do it.
~/.pyenv/versions/3.8.10/bin/python -m venv fastai-doc
At this point I activated the new virtual environment and had to re-do previous installation steps (for
fastai
andflask_compress
) as well as the azure-ml installation.pip install -e ".[dev]" pip install flask-compress azureml-core
The installation of fastai installs
nbdev
as one of the requirements so that didn't have to be re-done. And now I built the documentation and ran the jekyll server. Easy-peasy.make docs cd docs bundle exec jekyll serve
In A Nutshell
The Minimum to Get the Documentation
- Clone the fastai git repository from github
- Install jekyll and nbdev
- Change into the root of the fastai repository you cloned
- Run
make docs
and ignore the error-messages - Change into the
docs
folder that was created and run the jekyll server (bundle exec jekyll serve
)
To Fix All the Errors
This isn't really necessary to get the documentation, but I think it's better, since you don't have to ignore all the error messages.
- Clone the fastai git repository from github
- Install jekyll
- Get python 3.8 working (I used pyenv)
- Use pip to install fastai in development mode
- Use pip to install
flask_compress
andazureml-core
- Change into the root of the fastai repository you cloned
- Run
make docs
- Change into the
docs
folder that was created and run the jekyll server (bundle exec jekyll serve
)


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Scottish Greens blast STV for excluding them from leaders’ election debate with Labour, SNP, Tory and Lib Dem chiefs
by Tom EdenSCOTTISH Greens today slammed a decision by STV to exclude the party from its leaders’ election debate.
The crucial showdown will be aired on December 3 with input from Labour, SNP, Conservative and Lib Dem chiefs.
But the party, led by Patrick Harvie, was left out of the hour-long grilling nine days before the vote — prompting a furious claim it’s handing the big parties an advantage based on their deeper coffers.
A spokesman said last: “We’re extremely disappointed that STV has chosen to include just the four establishment parties in its General Election leaders debate.
“We are in the midst of a climate emergency and while our candidates demand climate action, the other parties are part of a cosy political consensus on this key issue, all agreeing with one another.
“Our record as Scotland’s most influential opposition party includes transforming Scotland’s income tax system. We led the way on children’s rights by providing them with equal protection from assault.
“And we scrapped unnecessary invasive social security assessments. This shows the impact Scottish Greens politicians have.”
But the spokesman continued: “Unlike the other parties we don’t have unlimited resources and millionaire donors.
“That’s why our local branches need to decide carefully how to deploy resources and unfortunately that means we can’t stand everywhere.
“It’s deeply depressing that STV has allowed an unfair voting system and financial advantage, rather than actual political influence, to drive its decision.”
The Greens are the only political party with seats in the Scottish Parliament to be excluded from the hour-long debate.
The Brexit Party and Ukip, who are standing in 15 and seven Scottish seats respectively, are also excluded.
STV says it is also planning a series of interviews with party leaders including those from the Brexit Party and Scottish Greens, due to be aired at an unspecified date. BBC Scotland chiefs have already announced a televised debate involving leaders from the SNP, Conservatives, Labour and Lib Dems to be shown on December 10.
And UK-wide political broadcasts are also planned, starting on Tuesday with a head-to-head debate between Tory boss Boris Johnson and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn being aired on ITV, followed by a similar format on BBC One on December 6.
The SNP and Lib Dems — the third and fourth biggest Westminster parties in terms of seats — threatened legal action against ITV for their exclusion from the national debates.
Nicola Sturgeon said it was “fundamentally unfair” not to include her party, the third-largest in the UK.
STV confirmed the format of its broadcast will see the party leaders debate each other directly, and face questions from host Colin Mackay, the channel’s political editor.


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public class DriverService
Manages the life and death of a native executable driver server. It is expected that the driver server implements the WebDriver Wire Protocol. In particular, it should implement /status command that is used to check if the server is alive. In addition to this, it is supposed that the driver server implements /shutdown hook that is used to stop the server.
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DriverService(java.io.File executable,
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java.lang.IllegalStateException
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EUROPA, EUROPA is a film by Agnieszka Holland. Rated R due to nudity and violence.
EUROPA, EUROPA (released in Europe as SOLOMON HITLERJUGEND) is the true story of Solomon Perel who traveled not only through the geography of central and eastern Europe in war but more importantly through the ideological minefields of its competing systems -- Nazism and its war on Jews, Communism at war with Hitler. Solek joins every side, and successfully hides his Jewishness and his circumcision for years. He survives to find finally an identity. He is the ultimate chameleon, but he is a charmed one. He is a very cute boy and his physical attractiveness make him acceptable to every group. He is almost too lucky--one has to be reminded that Holland's script is based on the autobiography of the real Solomon Perel, a man alive in Israel today--the level of coincidences, breaks, and miracles is almost too high to work.
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This is a brilliant, biting, funny, disturbing, threatening, affirming film. It has been playing in the Seattle area since last June 28 and is still drawing crowds. Germany declined to make this its official entry in the Oscar competition for a variety of bogus reason. Obviously, EUROPA, EUROPA hits the wrong buttons in today's unified Germany.
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What exactly is Mahjong?
Mahjong is a tile-based game most similar to a cross between Gin Rummy and Poker. It was originally created in China, but the popularity spread quickly, and nearly every single area in Asia has its own variant.
This pastebin article is focused solely on the Japanese variation, most commonly known as "Riichi" or "Reach" Mahjong.
Learn How to Play
Basic video guide
Extensive video guide
Youtube videos on how to play mahjong. The Basic Video Guide is cut into bite-sized parts that you can enjoy in your own pace, while the Extensive Video Guide covers almost everything about the game and is about 3 hours long. Take note that these guides focus more on IRL mahjong, and some aspects like scoring is handled by all mahjong clients.
V-tuber Sio teaches you mahjong via the Mahjong Soul tutorial. She uses Japanese terms since she speaks Japanese (don't forget to turn on the subs on the video), but it's good training since almost everyone in the thread uses them.
 You shouldn't rely on this as there is a lot, lot more to learn, but this isn't bad for a fast method.
A Beginner's Guide to Riichi Mahjong
A web guide to learning Riichi Mahjong. Includes handy links and pictures as well.
Yaku List
Yaku List Alt
Yaku For Beginners
Images that list all the yaku in the game, for quick reference. For more infographics, check out the booru's guide tag.
 Read this. RB1 is essential mahjong reading. Teaches tile efficiency, defense strategies, yaku chasing and everything else to bring you to the level of an intermediate player.
You can also read it online.
A book by Fukuchi Makoto and constantly translated by a kind anon. The book is heavily focused on tile efficiency, with a highly digital (analytical) way of thinking. All of the later material about push-fold judgment and discard reading is based on good tile efficiency.
You can also read it online.
The two books aboves, as well as more strategy guides and resources, can be found in this section of Guides. You should definitely check out most of them to improve even more, or as alternatives if the two books above isn't enough for you.
Anon’s Dumbfuck Guide to Chink Vocab in Taiwanese Dominoes 101
A list of Japanese Mahjong terminologies, so you can finally understand the strange moonspeak everyone keeps throwing around.
Glossary of Japanese Mahjong Terms
A glossary of almost every useful Japanese Mahjong term, including the terms listed above, every Yaku in the game, all in an easy filter search.
The EMA is the official tournament rules for Riichi Mahjong in the Europe area. They also tend to be the most popular ruleset to reference when people translate the game due to various factors. The rules here are more focused on tournament play, and thus will skip over various rules that you may see in other games.
A very in-dept and robust wiki about mahjong, covering a lot from Japanese terms used in the game to every specific rules you might encounter.
Training Tools
A simple app to help you work on your efficiency in discards. The app is simplistic and doesn't take a holistic view of the table. Rather, it merely measures how efficient your discard is by how many tiles it believes would improve your hand to tenpai, and nothing else. You have great efficiency if you can consistently score 95% or higher on this over several attempts.
This is a single-suit variant.  Definitely not recommended for beginners still learning the game, but included for advanced players looking to become better.
Similar to Bamboo listed above, but the page is entirely in Japanese. Just follow the guide written by an anon below and you'll be fine.
Blue button generates new hand and orange button shows answers. Top left determines number of tiles: either 7, 10, or 13. Below that is sorted or unsorted (sorted by default). Top right determines the suit (manzu by default)
Practice the complicated art of scoring here, More scoring tools way below.
Entirely in Japanese, but the blog has instructions. Taken from the pathofhouou blog: Hitori Mahjong Simulator is a useful tool for getting statistics about the expected value or speed of a hand. It has some limitations, for example not considering calls, but you can still get good stuff out of it
Online Version - translation / instructions for inputting a hand
Mahjong in Real Life
Mahjong Equipment Buying Guide
Everything you need to know about owning a mahjong set irl. Even if you don't have friends to play, it's still fun to have tiles.
A link to most of the major Japanese Mahjong clubs for North America. This list is probably not fully complete, so you can always Google your town name + Mahjong for any results. Be sure to also check out any hobby or board game stores in your local area. If there aren't any groups looking, it probably wouldn't be hard to start one up.
Mahjong Clubs Around the World
This is a link to the list of clubs world wide. Which includes Europe and some parts of Asia, as well as the little lone club that exists in Sydney, Australia. Gambatte, Australia-kouhai.
Japan has parlors where you can go in and play pickup games of Mahjong, but the Japanese are not foreigner/otaku friendly. Be sure to read the above link for more information, and in fact you should probably spend at least 16 hours researching before heading in.
Every so often, they will stream live Mahjong games from professionals in Japan. According to some users, you need to have Japanese VPNs to actually watch this. Also please note that this is all in Japanese, so you should be able to understand Japanese Mahjong terms at bare minimum to really follow along.
A map of the /mjg/ anons in the thread. Not a very extensive list, and some of them aren't accurate locations (like that one penguin), but if you're very desperate for a mahjong buddy then try looking for an anon near your area. But most likely you won't find one due to fear of stabbings.
To add yourself to the map, fill out this google form.
Where to play the game online?
Japanese rooms: https://game.mahjongsoul.com/
A Chinese-made Riichi Mahjong game that recently came out for English and Japanese as well. The interface is fairly stylish, the music is pretty good, and it allows you to spam emotes from kawaii waifus. There is a gacha game attached to it so you can change out the waifus and their outfits, but everything relating to Mahjong itself is free and is working fairly well.
The English and Chinese servers are merged and separated from the Japanese Servers up until the Silver Rooms, and Gold above has all three servers merged.
There is an app version available for Android and iOS, if you're into that.
This is generally where most of the serious players tend to wind up. There is a "Tenhou English UI" extension that can be installed for Chrome and Firefox. The English UI only works for the HTML5 version of the game which can be found at tenhou.net/3/. A guide for the general interface and rules can be found here: http://arcturus.su/wiki/Tenhou.net
Most of the English speaking communities have agreed to use a specific room for friendly games. If you wish to play with other English speakers, you can go to lobby 7447: https://tenhou.net/3/?L7447
It has the same approach as Mahjong Soul, combining mahjong with gacha. But unlike majsoul, the game is far kinder when it comes to it's gacha system, with tons of free rolls (which you can use ro reroll for whoever strikes your fancy), cosmetics, and a mathematically higher chance of getting something useful. Sadly, it has no english translations as of this moment.
Still, the interface is pretty straightforward as long as you're familiar with how mahjong works. You can check out the Hime Mahjong Guide to get you started on playing immediately.
Himejanki / 姫雀鬼 (dead ;_;)
Beta of the Majsoul/Hime Killer. This time, every girl is free.  Everything's broken, as what would you expect of a cheap chinese knockoff of cheap chinese knockoffs.
SegaMJ.net
Also a flashy game made by Sega. Requires a client install. Also has a phone version, but may require side-loading an app. Game is fully in Japanese. Guide for install here:
Janryuumon
An old client-based online app. It was free-to-play, but then turned into pay-to-play during an update and almost all of the playerbase dried up overnight. Only mentioning because the P2P version can still be found in a search for Mahjong. DO NOT RECOMMEND.
The most tryhard of all clients, it's the Japan Professional Mahjong League platform. You can regularly find pros playing in here. As f2p, you can only play 1 ranked tonpu each day, anything more needs a subscription. Friendlies are free. Clients looks like it comes (and it does) from 20 years ago. English guide on how to start playing here .
Saki PSP game for emulator. Features both singleplayer story mode and working multiplayer (only with friends). Guide contains donwload links, how to set up, and english (only pictures) translation.
Autotable is a tabletop simulator for Riichi Mahjong. You have to do everything by yourself, calls, scoring, drawing tiles... If you have friends and voice chat it's a great experience. Features various playing (4p, 3p, custom dora, Washizu) modes and an abema-like spectator mode. An anon is hosting it for /mjg/ to use.
Where to play the game solo?
Browser
Best place to practice for beginners. Very simple. Has a list of Yaku on the page as well.
PC
Don't laugh. While the prettyness of the girls is debatable, as well as the translation choices, this is a full Mahjong variant and a good way to practice. Comes with a billion rules which can be adjusted as well.
Mentioned only for completeness sake, it had a big ambition, but was rather buggy, of low quality, and has no players for online. The tutorial included in it was so-so. However, it seems to have had several updates that reportedly fixed many bugs. Not sure if recommended or not.
A very cute but effective solo game for the PC that will run on toasters. You can select the different AI who will operate slightly differently. There IS an English version available to download SOMEWHERE, but it's patched, pirated, and easy to find. Downloading the old 2007 software would be illegal, anon.
It's Saki the PC game, complete with interhigh tournaments, superpowers and cute girls. The superpowers can be turned off to make it a completely normal mahjong game, thankfully. It's the nicest looking (not the tiles, those are ugly) single-player pc game in steam out there.
Touhou plus Mahjong. Chock-full of superpowers, cute 2hus and everyone's favorite mode, aotenjou! A download for Touhou Unreal Mahjong 4N can be found here. A partial translation guide is available. There's a switch port, if you have that.
[Mahjong Games Download > H-Games] Here's a collection of Mahjong Handholding-Games in Japanese, shared in the threads. Can be found in the games tab.
Nintendo Switch
While they use the very questionable choice of the American variant's spelling, Japanese Mah Jongg is Riichi Mahjong, and while very simple and barebones, is an excellent way to practice against computers.
Additionally, it features a two-player split screen mode, with amusing and cute instructions to cut out a piece of cardboard to prevent screen-looking.
Switch port of your favorite 2hu aotenjou madness game.
Clubhouse Games?: 51 Worldwide Classics
Riichi Mahjong is just one of their many selections of worldwide classics. You can play with your friends as well!
PS4
Yakuza 0
The English version of Yakuza 0 retains it's Mahjong side game that used to be taken out in previous editions of the series. It is a likely place where some new comers may join in from. The rest of the game has little to do with Mahjong, though it does come recommended.
Android
Very simple, free, in english, and has bots. Supposedly is efficient on the battery. Somewhat small though.
Really fun multiplayer mahjong that has offline and online, as well as a special 2 player mode where you can connect online with one other person and the other two positions are filled with bots. However, despite being offered on the English play store, the game is fully 100% in Japanese, and there seem to be no English guides.
If the furry aesthetics doesn't make you do a 180 degree turn, or if you're a dirty Wanjirou main, then the app is not that bad. It's not free and there's no working apk floating around, so only mentioned for completeness' sake. Don't get it unless you're desperate for mahjong action and furshit.
From the client that brought us an actual Saki collab.
If you have any recommendations for games, feel free to shill it in the thread.
Media about Mahjong
Anime
Legend of Akagi: The Genius who Descended into Darkness
Saki
Legendary Gambler Tetsuya
Manga
Legend of Akagi: The Genius who Descended into Darkness (the Anime ends at around Chapter 220)
Saki
Tetsunaki no Kirinji
Ten
Aki (Biographical story about a female professional Mahjong player by the same name)
You can also check out the several QUALITY OCs made by anons in the thread.
Resources shared in the thread that includes books, movies and obscure stuff.
FAQ
"I'm in tenpai, and my opponent discarded my winning tile, but I couldn't win. Why not?"
You don't have a yaku. In Riichi Mahjong, you are required to have at least 1 yaku before your allowed to win.
"I'm in tenpai, and I have a yaku! What happened, is it rigged?"
You're in furiten. If you have previously discarded a tile that could be used to form a valid hand, EVEN IF the tile you've discarded would not have given you a yaku, you are in furiten.  You can still tsumo though.
"ROOMS WHERE? How do I make majsoul friendly rooms and play with my friends?"
"How do I roll for my waifu in Majsoul? How do I get that effects if I don't want to pay etc."
Check this guide.
or this if you're impatient.
Counting Points
This is one of the more tedious parts of mahjong. Of course counting points is automatically done for you in video games, but it's still an essential thing to learn for players wanting to get into the game seriously. Not only does it help you save face in irl games, you can also calculate what kind of hand you must get for that comeback. Riichi Book 1 has a good section on scoring techniques so go check that out first.
Japanese Mahjong Scoring Rules
The Japanese Mahjong Wiki has a good guide on scoring. Below is the translated cheat sheet from the page.
A more interactive way to learn scoring. The software in in Japanese and it only works for Windows, but the guide is very thorough in teaching you how to set it up.
A nifty android app to quickly calculate the score of your hands. Very useful if you aren't that keen in scoring and memorization bums you out.
Mahjong Scores Trainer by Horneds
Looks pretty but accordingly has some issues and shouldn't be trusted blindly.
This one's entirely in Jap, but it's a good resource
First one indicates riichi (立直), second either tsumo (ツモ) or ron (ロン), next the dora indicator tile (ドラ表示牌), and the last shows the uradora indicator tile (裏ドラ表示牌). なし means none. From there just choose from the dropdown answers below.
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Any new additions can be given through the links at the lowest part of the home page or just talking about it in the thread. Please don't visit our sekrit club if you're not from there, thanks.


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Title: Mr. Death Reviewed By: Robert Strohmeyer Director: Errol Morris Producer: Errol Morris MPAA Rating: NR Year of Release: 1999
Errol Morris, critically acclaimed director of the 1997 documentary FAST, CHEAP AND OUT OF CONTROL, vaults to new heights with MR. DEATH. This film, an examination of the life and work of controversial execution equipment designer and revisionist historian Fred A. Leuchter, Jr., is sure to draw audiences out of their malaise, stunning even the more jaded minds among us.
Don't let the film's cheesy dissuade you. Following this sideshow of horror-lab special effects we are plunged quickly into a non-stop exploration of the weirdness that is Leuchter's life and mind. Morris follows the trail of Leuchter's madness with appalling lucidity, revealing in a surprising and frightening way what most of us could have guessed to begin with: This Leuchter guy is seriously messed up.
Virtually raised within the American penal system by a father who worked within prison walls, Leuchter seems to have come somewhat naturally into his profession; designing and maintaining execution equipment for state penitentiaries, in spite of his lack of credentials. After a moderately successful career making electric chairs and designing gas chambers and gallows, Leuchter came to the attention of neo-Nazi and revisionist historian Ernst Zundel, who was facing criminal charges in Germany for publishing his `theory' that the holocaust never happened.
Morris's interviews are surprisingly congenial, drawing the subjects into a carefree banter that gives them more than enough rope with which to hang themselves. Zundel speaks to the camera as though it were his mensch. Leuchter seems completely at ease, sometimes jovial. Part of this effect may be due to Morris's new interviewing machine, called the Interrotron, which is responsible for creating eye contact between the subject and the interviewer. This was the first time Morris had used the device, and the results are startling.
Combine the irony of these interviews with Leuchter's reenactments and reels of creepy stock footage of his trip to Auschwitz and Birkenau, not to mention a haunting clip of Thomas Edison electrocuting an elephant, and you've got one compelling and disturbing documentary. While this film isn't for the feeble-minded or weak-hearted, it is a valuable addition to the cultural landscape. Aside from a few dragging minutes toward the end of the piece, Morris has given us a fresh look at a dismal subject and I, for one, feel bettered by the experience.
Four stars out of five.
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VerbForm
: form of verb or deverbative
We use VerbForm
with non-finite verbs that function as heads of adjectival and adverbial clauses.
The verb forms that function as noun phrases (verbal nouns) are not marked with the VerbForm
feature.
These verb forms are considered two separate syntactic tokens.
See overview/tokenization
Part
: participle
Participle is a non-finite verb form which functions as adjectivals. The participles are introduced using a number of subordinating suffixes.
If the head of the relative clause is omitted (so-called “headless relative clauses”), we treat the word like a verbal noun.
Examples
- okuyacağım kitap “the book that I will read”
- Ali’nin okuduğu kitap “the book that I has read”
- okuyour olduğun kitap “the book that you are reading”
Trans
: transgressive
The transgressive, also called adverbial participle,
is a non-finite verb form that shares properties of verbs and adverbs.
In Turkish linguistics, these words are normally called converbs.
However, since the UD definition Trans
covers the use of converbs,
we use the same label.
- yürürken gördüm “I saw it while I was walking”
- okuyarak daha iyi öğreniyor “She/he learns better by reading”
- raporu yazılı olarak istiyorlar “They want the report in written form”
- okuyunca anlayacaksın “You will understand when you read it”
Treebank Statistics (UD_Turkish)
This feature is universal but the values Conv
, Vnoun
are language-specific.
It occurs with 3 different values: Conv
, Part
, Vnoun
.
3907 tokens (8%) have a non-empty value of VerbForm
.
2454 types (16%) occur at least once with a non-empty value of VerbForm
.
572 lemmas (11%) occur at least once with a non-empty value of VerbForm
.
The feature is used with 2 part-of-speech tags: tr-pos/VERB (3889; 8% instances), tr-pos/AUX (18; 0% instances).
VERB
3889 tr-pos/VERB tokens (43% of all VERB
tokens) have a non-empty value of VerbForm
.
The most frequent other feature values with which VERB
and VerbForm
co-occurred: Polite=EMPTY (3889; 100%), Number=EMPTY (3816; 98%), Person=EMPTY (3816; 98%), Mood=Ind (3762; 97%), Aspect=Perf (3758; 97%), Polarity=Pos (3599; 93%), Voice=EMPTY (3101; 80%), Number[psor]=EMPTY (2512; 65%), Person[psor]=EMPTY (2512; 65%), Tense=Pres (2495; 64%).
VERB
tokens may have the following values of VerbForm
:
Conv
(622; 16% of non-emptyVerbForm
): gidip, olup, dönüp, diyerek, edip, kalkıp, koşarak, gelip, kesip, deyipPart
(2118; 54% of non-emptyVerbForm
): olan, olduğunu, olduğu, gelen, eden, yapan, yapılan, olmadığını, alan, ettiğiVnoun
(1149; 30% of non-emptyVerbForm
): demek, olması, olmak, savunma, yapmak, görmek, kurtulmak, almak, anlatmaya, düzenlemeEMPTY
(5224): dedi, dedim, değil, oldu, söyledi, olur, var, etti, geldi, baktı
AUX
18 tr-pos/AUX tokens (2% of all AUX
tokens) have a non-empty value of VerbForm
.
The most frequent other feature values with which AUX
and VerbForm
co-occurred: Aspect=Perf (18; 100%), Mood=Ind (18; 100%), Person=EMPTY (17; 94%), Tense=Pres (17; 94%), Number=EMPTY (17; 94%).
AUX
tokens may have the following values of VerbForm
:
Conv
(18; 100% of non-emptyVerbForm
): ken, yken, irerken, ymişçesineEMPTY
(791): dır, mı, dir, mi, ydi, dı, ydı, tu, mu, dur
Relations with Agreement in VerbForm
The 10 most frequent relations where parent and child node agree in VerbForm
:
VERB –[conj]–> VERB (135; 68%),
VERB –[case]–> VERB (1; 100%).
VerbForm in other languages: [am] [ar] [bg] [bxr] [ca] [ckb] [cop] [cs] [cu] [da] [de] [el] [en] [es] [et] [eu] [fa] [fi] [fo] [fr] [ga] [gl] [got] [grc] [he] [hi] [hr] [hu] [id] [it] [ja] [kk] [kmr] [ko] [la] [lv] [mr] [nl] [no] [pl] [pt] [ro] [ru] [sa] [sk] [sla] [sl] [so] [sr] [sv] [swl] [ta] [tr] [u] [ug] [uk] [ur] [urj] [vi] [yue] [zh]


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add_custom_target¶
Add a target with no output so it will always be built.
add_custom_target(Name [ALL] [command1 [args1...]]
[COMMAND command2 [args2...] ...]
[DEPENDS depend depend depend ... ]
[BYPRODUCTS [files...]]
[WORKING_DIRECTORY dir]
[COMMENT comment]
[JOB_POOL job_pool]
[VERBATIM] [USES_TERMINAL]
[COMMAND_EXPAND_LISTS]
[SOURCES src1 [src2...]])
Adds a target with the given name that executes the given commands.
The target has no output file and is always considered out of date
even if the commands try to create a file with the name of the target.
Use the add_custom_command()
command to generate a file with
dependencies. By default nothing depends on the custom target. Use
the add_dependencies()
command to add dependencies to or
from other targets.
The options are:
ALL
- Indicate that this target should be added to the default build
target so that it will be run every time (the command cannot be
called
ALL
). BYPRODUCTS
Specify the files the command is expected to produce but whose modification time may or may not be updated on subsequent builds. If a byproduct name is a relative path it will be interpreted relative to the build tree directory corresponding to the current source directory. Each byproduct file will be marked with the
GENERATED
source file property automatically.Explicit specification of byproducts is supported by the
Ninja
generator to tell theninja
build tool how to regenerate byproducts when they are missing. It is also useful when other build rules (e.g. custom commands) depend on the byproducts. Ninja requires a build rule for any generated file on which another rule depends even if there are order-only dependencies to ensure the byproducts will be available before their dependents build.The
BYPRODUCTS
option is ignored on non-Ninja generators except to mark byproductsGENERATED
.COMMAND
Specify the command-line(s) to execute at build time. If more than one
COMMAND
is specified they will be executed in order, but not necessarily composed into a stateful shell or batch script. (To run a full script, use theconfigure_file()
command or thefile(GENERATE)
command to create it, and then specify aCOMMAND
to launch it.)If
COMMAND
specifies an executable target name (created by theadd_executable()
command) it will automatically be replaced by the location of the executable created at build time. If set, theCROSSCOMPILING_EMULATOR
executable target property will also be prepended to the command to allow the executable to run on the host. Additionally a target-level dependency will be added so that the executable target will be built before this custom target.Arguments to
COMMAND
may usegenerator expressions
. References to target names in generator expressions imply target-level dependencies.The command and arguments are optional and if not specified an empty target will be created.
COMMENT
- Display the given message before the commands are executed at build time.
DEPENDS
Reference files and outputs of custom commands created with
add_custom_command()
command calls in the same directory (CMakeLists.txt
file). They will be brought up to date when the target is built.Use the
add_dependencies()
command to add dependencies on other targets.COMMAND_EXPAND_LISTS
- Lists in
COMMAND
arguments will be expanded, including those created withgenerator expressions
, allowingCOMMAND
arguments such as${CC} "-I$<JOIN:$<TARGET_PROPERTY:foo,INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES>,;-I>" foo.cc
to be properly expanded. JOB_POOL
- Specify a
pool
for theNinja
generator. Incompatible withUSES_TERMINAL
, which implies theconsole
pool. Using a pool that is not defined byJOB_POOLS
causes an error by ninja at build time. SOURCES
- Specify additional source files to be included in the custom target. Specified source files will be added to IDE project files for convenience in editing even if they have no build rules.
VERBATIM
- All arguments to the commands will be escaped properly for the
build tool so that the invoked command receives each argument
unchanged. Note that one level of escapes is still used by the
CMake language processor before
add_custom_target
even sees the arguments. Use ofVERBATIM
is recommended as it enables correct behavior. WhenVERBATIM
is not given the behavior is platform specific because there is no protection of tool-specific special characters. USES_TERMINAL
- The command will be given direct access to the terminal if possible.
With the
Ninja
generator, this places the command in theconsole
pool
. WORKING_DIRECTORY
Execute the command with the given current working directory. If it is a relative path it will be interpreted relative to the build tree directory corresponding to the current source directory.
Arguments to
WORKING_DIRECTORY
may usegenerator expressions
.


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Viewpoint v0.7.5 documentation
New in version 0.8: Settings have been refactored to mimic the current trend of having a dictionary of settings. The old settings will still work, but a Deprecation warning will be raised.
VIEWPOINT_SETTINGS is a dictionary of individual settings. You only need to include the individual settings that you wish to override from the defaults.
The default settings are:
import settings
for i in range(15):
print i
import settings
for i in range(15):
print i
VIEWPOINT_SETTINGS = {
'STAFF_ONLY': True,
'ENTRY_RELATION_MODELS': [],
'BLOG_RELATION_MODELS': [],
'USE_APPROVAL': False,
'DEFAULT_STORAGE': settings.DEFAULT_FILE_STORAGE,
'AUTHOR_MODEL': 'auth.User',
'USE_CATEGORIES': False,
'USE_TAGGING': False,
'DEFAULT_BLOG': '',
'MONTH_FORMAT': r"%b",
'URL_REGEXES': {
'blog': r'^(?P<blog_slug>[-\w]+)/$',
'year': r'^(?P<blog_slug>[-\w]+)/(?P<year>\d{4})/$',
'month': r'^(?P<blog_slug>[-\w]+)/(?P<year>\d{4})/(?P<month>%b)/$',
'day': r'^(?P<blog_slug>[-\w]+)/(?P<year>\d{4})/(?P<month>%b)/(?P<day>\d{1,2})/$',
'entry': r'^(?P<blog_slug>[-\w]+)/(?P<year>\d{4})/(?P<month>%b)/(?P<day>\d{1,2})/(?P<slug>[-\w]+)/$',
}
}
Should only users marked as “is_staff” are allowed to post to a blog. The owners list is narrowed down to only these users if true.
Default: True
A list of strings in 'app.Model' format. Authors can relate any instance of these models to any blog entry. For example: to show related blog entries you would set it to ['viewpoint.Entry',].
Default: []
A list of strings in 'app.Model' format. Authors can relate any instance of these models to any blog. For example: to show related blogs you would set it to ['viewpoint.Blog',].
Default: []
The default file storage for photos for entries and blogs.
Default: settings.DEFAULT_FILE_STORAGE
A string in the format 'app.Model' to use as the basis for the authors of blog entries.
Default: 'auth.user'
If you aren’t going to use multiple blogs, this is the name of the one blog you are going to use. URLs are refactored to hide the name of the blog.
Default: ''
For your URLs, you can customize the format of the month in the default URL regular expressions.
| Code | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| %b | Locale’s abbreviated month name | Dec |
| %B | Locale’s full month name | December |
| %m | Month as a decimal number [01,12] | 12 |
Default: r'%b'
A dictionary of regular expressions to use for matching URLs. The dictionary should have 'blog', 'year', 'month', 'day', 'entry'keys. The default URL_REGEXES use the MONTH_FORMAT.
Default: If the DEFAULT_BLOG is set:
VIEWPOINT_SETTINGS['URL_REGEXES'] = {
'blog': r'^$',
'year': r'^(?P<year>\d{4})/$',
'month': r'^(?P<year>\d{4})/(?P<month>%b)/$',
'day': r'^(?P<year>\d{4})/(?P<month>%b)/(?P<day>\d{1,2})/$',
'entry': r'^(?P<year>\d{4})/(?P<month>%b)/(?P<day>\d{1,2})/(?P<slug>[-\w]+)/$'
}
If the DEFAULT_BLOG is not set:
VIEWPOINT_SETTINGS['URL_REGEXES'] = {
'blog': r'^(?P<blog_slug>[-\w]+)/$',
'year': r'^(?P<blog_slug>[-\w]+)/(?P<year>\d{4})/$',
'month': r'^(?P<blog_slug>[-\w]+)/(?P<year>\d{4})/(?P<month>%b)/$',
'day': r'^(?P<blog_slug>[-\w]+)/(?P<year>\d{4})/(?P<month>%b)/(?P<day>\d{1,2})/$',
'entry': r'^(?P<blog_slug>[-\w]+)/(?P<year>\d{4})/(?P<month>%b)/(?P<day>\d{1,2})/(?P<slug>[-\w]+)/$'
}


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Functions | |
| template<typename Geometry1 , typename Geometry2 > | |
| void | boost::geometry::assign (Geometry1 &geometry1, Geometry2 const &geometry2) |
| Assigns one geometry to another geometry. More... | |
| template<typename Geometry > | |
| void | boost::geometry::assign_inverse (Geometry &geometry) |
| assign to a box inverse infinite More... | |
| template<typename Geometry , typename Range > | |
| void | boost::geometry::assign_points (Geometry &geometry, Range const &range) |
| Assign a range of points to a linestring, ring or polygon. More... | |
| template<typename Geometry , typename Type > | |
| void | boost::geometry::assign_values (Geometry &geometry, Type const &c1, Type const &c2) |
| Assign two coordinates to a geometry (usually a 2D point) More... | |
| template<typename Geometry , typename Type > | |
| void | boost::geometry::assign_values (Geometry &geometry, Type const &c1, Type const &c2, Type const &c3) |
| Assign three values to a geometry (usually a 3D point) More... | |
| template<typename Geometry , typename Type > | |
| void | boost::geometry::assign_values (Geometry &geometry, Type const &c1, Type const &c2, Type const &c3, Type const &c4) |
| Assign four values to a geometry (usually a box or segment) More... | |
| template<typename Geometry > | |
| void | boost::geometry::assign_zero (Geometry &geometry) |
| assign zero values to a box, point More... | |
| void boost::geometry::assign_points | ( | Geometry & | geometry, |
| Range const & | range | ||
| ) |
Assign a range of points to a linestring, ring or polygon.
| Geometry | Any type fulfilling a Geometry Concept |
| Range | Any type fulfilling a Range Concept where it range_value type fulfills the Point Concept |
| geometry | A model of the specified concept |
| range | A range containg points fulfilling range and point concepts |
| void boost::geometry::assign_inverse | ( | Geometry & | geometry | ) |
assign to a box inverse infinite
The assign_inverse function initialize a 2D or 3D box with large coordinates, the min corner is very large, the max corner is very small. This is a convenient starting point to collect the minimum bounding box of a geometry.
| Geometry | Any type fulfilling a Geometry Concept |
| geometry | A model of the specified concept |
| void boost::geometry::assign_zero | ( | Geometry & | geometry | ) |
assign zero values to a box, point
The assign_zero function initializes a 2D or 3D point or box with coordinates of zero
| Geometry | Any type fulfilling a Geometry Concept |
| geometry | A model of the specified concept |
| void boost::geometry::assign_values | ( | Geometry & | geometry, |
| Type const & | c1, | ||
| Type const & | c2 | ||
| ) |
Assign two coordinates to a geometry (usually a 2D point)
| Geometry | Any type fulfilling a Geometry Concept |
| Type | numerical type (int, double, ttmath, ...) to specify the coordinates |
| geometry | A model of the specified concept |
| c1 | First coordinate (usually x-coordinate) |
| c2 | Second coordinate (usually y-coordinate) |
| void boost::geometry::assign_values | ( | Geometry & | geometry, |
| Type const & | c1, | ||
| Type const & | c2, | ||
| Type const & | c3 | ||
| ) |
Assign three values to a geometry (usually a 3D point)
| Geometry | Any type fulfilling a Geometry Concept |
| Type | numerical type (int, double, ttmath, ...) to specify the coordinates |
| geometry | A model of the specified concept |
| c1 | First coordinate (usually x-coordinate) |
| c2 | Second coordinate (usually y-coordinate) |
| c3 | Third coordinate (usually z-coordinate) |
| void boost::geometry::assign_values | ( | Geometry & | geometry, |
| Type const & | c1, | ||
| Type const & | c2, | ||
| Type const & | c3, | ||
| Type const & | c4 | ||
| ) |
Assign four values to a geometry (usually a box or segment)
| Geometry | Any type fulfilling a Geometry Concept |
| Type | numerical type (int, double, ttmath, ...) to specify the coordinates |
| geometry | A model of the specified concept |
| c1 | First coordinate (usually x1) |
| c2 | Second coordinate (usually y1) |
| c3 | Third coordinate (usually x2) |
| c4 | Fourth coordinate (usually y2) |
| void boost::geometry::assign | ( | Geometry1 & | geometry1, |
| Geometry2 const & | geometry2 | ||
| ) |
Assigns one geometry to another geometry.
The assign algorithm assigns one geometry, e.g. a BOX, to another geometry, e.g. a RING. This only works if it is possible and applicable.
| Geometry1 | Any type fulfilling a Geometry Concept |
| Geometry2 | Any type fulfilling a Geometry Concept |
| geometry1 | A model of the specified concept (target) |
| geometry2 | A model of the specified concept (source) |
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Climate Data
The codling moth tool allows you to explore how codling moth pressure is expected to change in the future, as temperatures warm. It does this by comparing pest risk and key developmental stages of codling moth modeled using historical climate conditions, on the one hand, to those same risk and stages modeled using projected future climate conditions.
Historical Data
The climate data used to model codling moth under historical conditions are gridded meteorological observations based on Abatzoglou (2011), for the period from 1979 to 2016.
Future Climate Projections
The climate data used to model codling moth into the future starts with model output from the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project 5 (CMIP5; Taylor et al., 2012). CMIP5 is meant to provide a framework for coordinated climate change experiments, and is a collaborative effort across multiple research groups running global general circulation models to produce comparable projections of climatic variables into the future. The global future climate projections are too coarse in resolution for many regional applications, and so have been downscaled using the Modified Multivariate Adaptive Constructed Analog (MACA) method (Abatzoglou and Brown, 2012).
In the codling moth tool, the future climate projections are considered in three time frames into the future:
- 2040s: refers to the range of years 2025 to 2055.
- 2060s: refers to the range of years 2045 to 2075.
- 2080s: refers to the range of years 2065 to 2095.
How temperatures are expected to change in the future is dependent on how far, how quickly, and how consistently the greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere accumulate. As no one knows for sure how those concentrations will change, CMIP5 provides global data under different greenhouse gas concentration pathways, known in the climate modeling literature as Representative Concentration Pathways (or RCPs). Each RCP could result from different combinations of economic, technological, demographic, policy, and institutional futures.
The codling moth tool used downscaled climate data developed under two of these representative greenhouse gas concentration pathways:
- RCP 4.5, the second lowest concentration pathways considered in CMIP5, where the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is increasing, and expected to stabilize after the year 2100. This is the "lower temperature change" climate change scenario.
- RCP 8.5, the highest concentration pathway considered in CMIP5, which corresponds to relatively higher greenhouse gas concentrations and temperature increase projections than the RCP 4.5 scenario. This is therefore the "higher temperature change" climate change scenario. Therefore, temperature-based impacts are typically more pronounced for the RCP 8.5 scenario.


My Approach
A really easy issue I ran into was with Dom-applying-classes and Dom-interaction. The issues I had was a simple case of not understanding the instructions properly as well as just plain simple spelling mistakes but the way I went about trying to solve it I do find quite amusing.
Let's start off with Dom-Interactions which is what I did first. My approach when learning is first to go over it and see what I understand, then try to find a solution on google and youtube to find a live example. Then moving on to trying to see if it works then try what I now know is the rubber duck method and if that fails checking slack and then asking for help. I went through this at least twice because everything should have been working. From what I can tell everyone was having an issue with the count on screen and so I asked our facilitator Leilani for help and we went over the issue which ended up being I was missing “Quotation marks” around (invisible) instead of looking like evt.target.classList.toggle(“invisible”) They looked like this and I didn’t notice for four days evt.target.classList.toggle(invisible) This was on every line where invisible was in brackets.
I experienced the same issues with the Dom-applying classes except it was literally the first command I had issues with which wasn’t even really a command Uncomment line 8 of `classes.js`. Somehow my mind translated this to mean delete the whole line //one and then trying it as I was expecting something to happen. I basically did what I had stated previously before contacting Leilani who then pointed it out to me. From their it was smooth sailing and I completed it fairly quickly but still I find it amusing it was just one small slip up that caused all that frustration and during this entire experience I felt utter confusion about why it didn’t work as well as stress about trying to understand what was wrong though mainly confusion and what I learned from all this was have patience though also that I am most likely going to have to go over this repeatedly for spelling mistakes anytime I’m doing Javascript as well as read instructions carefully as well as take your time.


The first week of code crew went amazing!! I am even more excited than when I started.
I already impressed one of my teachers on my fast code skills. I also learned there are opportunities
to graduate with distinction, That is definitely what I am aiming for.
However, I was not expecting the course to be so intense.
I mean ofcourse I was expecting a certain level of intensity because we are going to class 40 hours a week, but lord have mercy they are
going through this stuff so fast! If you get up to use the bathroom for 2 minutes you already missed a whole section! I’m not even going to lie
though, I find that super stimulating for me. I study history, politics, and theology just for fun. I am a weirdo who
likes that kind of stuff and I am really enjoying being in class and learning. Learning at this speed is only making it that much
more excited. I am sad that my only friend from the collective ditched me in the class myself. Also i am sad because this is such an incredible
opportunity that i already see being so valuable in the future. I am sad he is missing out on that. I do understand his frustration though.
This thing is really hard. The first week i went through it fair;y easily until friday when we lared the return function. That stressed me out
on a whole new level. I won't let anything get in the way of me finishing this with all i have though. I finally feel progress being made in my
life and the more i learn the less i feel as if im trapped or stuck. I can’t wait for week 2!
Week2
I only have good things again to say about week 2. Monday when we came back we had to use the return function again that I was struggling
with last week. I realized that last week I was just stressing myself out because they are a really simple function to use. I was breaking my code
last week not because I was misusing the bus return function but because of a syntax error that I was just too frustrated to pay attention to. So I’m
realizing that I need to be patient and really just pay attention to every little detail because the tiniest misplaced semicolon can break your whole
code. But I am still loving it we finished learning the basics of javascript and ended the week with starting on python. IT WAS SOOOOO EASY!! because
all the concepts are the same in all languages so it was like doing the easy beginning stuff with javascript only using a different syntax. It was a
great way to end the week. I also found something studying on my own. I ended up finding a pathway map thing someone posted on github. And it explained
all the different things you should focus on learning for the different jobs out there. It got me even more excited for graduation. I got a long way
to go but I know this is what I want to do.
Week 3
Another week down! We finished up learning python. Classes, objects, functions just like javascript only different syntax. This weekend i
went to global game jam and got a chance to apply everything i’ve learned so far. I LOVED GLOBAL GAME JAM! I even won a videogame ina raffel.
But coding the games was super fun. It was also super hard because the IDE we were using kinda sucked and really limited us with what we could do
and it used java which is a language that is old and one we are unfamiliar with. But I had a great week of class even tho it was cut short because of
the Holiday on Monday we were out. However a few of our classmates still came for a study session and it was really great. Some stuff in my personal
life has been distracting me and draining my brain power before I get to class so I found myself a little frustrated in the middle of the week.
However my situation has improved and I am on to learning HTML next week and I can’t be more excited! HTML is the web files we have been running our
JavaScript code in so I am curious to see what they have us doing this week. But I am still going throng and doing great and I’m obviously learning a
lot because I rocked the game jam!
Week 4
I can not believe we have been in code school for a month now. We are zooming through material like woah. I am enjoying it with all my little heart
though. I apparently am pretty good at it and it is so nice finding that out about yourself. The game jam definitely has me dreaming of becoming a
designer. With this week going through html and css confirms it. Technically, those languages has nothing to do with game design unless you are doing
an internet game, but what i meant was that as i’m learning more i can see how all of this is going to connect. We started writing javascript in
html files and now we have come a full circle back to html language with some added css and it has me super excited for the coming weeks. I see how we
will start combining it all for projects and big code that will go in our portfolios and the possibilities im dreaming is bigger than i've ever imagined.
You can literally create anything you want. I am also nervous about the coming weeks because i also see this becoming more intricate and complicated.
Our code is about to combine the html web files with the actions of the javascript code along with designing everything through stylesheets. So far
we have been winning small victories by accomplishing a small task with a piece of code from only one of those at a time. Now we are going to start
writing so much code it will all have to fit perfectly to work and that scares me a little. I can spend a few hours on only one small piece of code
trying to figure out how to write it to do what i want without it breaking. Now that we are going to write bigger codes i have more that i need to
accomplish and i understand how complicated that is going to be. I definitely see a lot of frustration in the future but the fact that all of that code
terminology just came out of my mouth has shocked me enough into believing i can do this. I never thought i could understand something like this and i
am super excited to elevate all that i have learned next week.
Week 5
This week was freaking rough man. I had a lot of life barriers in the way that made concentration extra hard. Honestly when I was homeless and
sleeping at school I was making better grades. I missed a day and I was completely lost. I proibably messed off any chance to graduate with disinction.
But that is beside the point now.  HTML and javascript together was just as exciting
as I hoped though. I really enjoyed making interactive websites. We also learned an extension of javascript called Jquery. It confused me a little
mainly because I was overthinking it. We had to download some existing javascript code and use it as if it were our own functions we were calling.
I just was too focused n the fact is was javascript but it seemed like another language we were learning. But i overthink everything haha. But now
that i am passed that i am ready for the week to com wich will be our first project. I know it will be a big website we will have to make because that
is really the one thing we know how to do. I am just so excited. I am a little nervous because I was struggling really bad this week. But I am still
extremely determined to be successful in this program. I truly am in love with it and know in will love doing it for the rest of my life.