GenieJS was built to simulate the behavior in apps like
Alfred.
Essentially, you register actions with keywords and then you can find those actions via a keyword search.
For info on the vernacular of wishes and magic words,
see the project on GitHub.
There's also an AngularJS
module with a few useful directives called uxGenie on GitHub.
I'm in the process of moving tests to Mocha.
Note: If you're on a mobile device, you will not be able to use this demo. Instead you can watch this demo video. Please also visit the GitHub project.
Do you see a problem? Report an issue!
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genie({ magicWords: 'Do my dishes', action: function doDishes() { alert('Consider them done!'); } });
<button ng-click="doDishes()" genie-wish>Do my dishes</button>


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xpcc
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The CAN connector to the XPCC communication. More...
#include <xpcc/communication/xpcc/backend/can/connector.hpp>
Classes | |
| class | ReceiveListItem |
| class | SendListItem |
Public Member Functions | |
| CanConnector (Driver *driver) | |
| virtual void | sendPacket (const Header &header, SmartPointer payload) |
| Send a Message. | |
| virtual bool | isPacketAvailable () const |
| Check if a new packet was received by the backend. | |
| virtual const Header & | getPacketHeader () const |
| Access the packet. | |
| virtual const xpcc::SmartPointer | getPacketPayload () const |
| virtual void | dropPacket () |
| virtual void | update () |
Protected Types | |
| typedef xpcc::LinkedList< SendListItem > | SendList |
| typedef xpcc::LinkedList< ReceiveListItem > | ReceiveList |
Protected Member Functions | |
| CanConnector (const CanConnector &) | |
| CanConnector & | operator= (const CanConnector &) |
| bool | sendMessage (const uint32_t &identifier, const uint8_t *data, uint8_t size) |
| Try to send a CAN message via CAN Driver. More... | |
| void | sendWaitingMessages () |
| bool | retrieveMessage () |
Protected Attributes | |
| SendList | sendList |
| ReceiveList | pendingMessages |
| ReceiveList | receivedMessages |
| Driver * | canDriver |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Protected Member Functions inherited from xpcc::CanConnectorBase | |
| static uint32_t | convertToIdentifier (const Header &header, bool fragmentated) |
| Convert a packet header to a can identifier. | |
| static bool | convertToHeader (const uint32_t &identifier, Header &header) |
| Convert a can identifier to a packet header. More... | |
| static bool | isFragment (const uint32_t &identifier) |
| static uint8_t | getNumberOfFragments (uint8_t messageSize) |
Calculate the number of fragments needed to send a message with a length of messageSize . | |
| Static Protected Attributes inherited from xpcc::CanConnectorBase | |
| static uint8_t | messageCounter |
The interface of the per template parameter given driver has to provide the following static methods.
Changes in the highest 4 bits:
Every event is send with the destination identifier 0x00
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protected |


This tests that pressing Tab key should traverse into iframe and shadow tree, and pressing Shift-Tab should reverse the order.


{{- define "main" -}} {{- if .Site.Data.announcement.enabled -}}
{{- end -}}XMPP powers emerging technologies like IoT, WebRTC, Instant Messaging, Online Gaming, and Realtime Social.
No one owns XMPP. It's free and open for everyone since 1999.
It's a living standard. Engineers actively extend and improve it.
Millions use XMPP software daily to connect to people and services.


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HSK Car Rentals
HSK Car Rentals was established in July 2020 by a three students of University of Alabama at Birmingham named Harish, Sandeep, and Kireeti. Our business was started with only 3 cars and at only 3 locations. Later on with your support we have grown day by day. Now we are offering our services in different location in America with wide variety of multiple brand new cars. Serving the customers needs is our top priority. We offer a wide variety of plans for our customers based on their needs. Now we have more than 100000 + happy customers and it's still growing. Thank You for you love and support. ~~Team-HSK Car Rentals~~


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Panda3D
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The abstract interface to all kinds of lights. More...
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| PandaNode | asNode () |
| const LVecBase3 | getAttenuation () |
| Returns the terms of the attenuation equation for the light. More... | |
| int | getClassPriority () |
| const LColor | getColor () |
| Returns the basic color of the light. More... | |
| float | getColorTemperature () |
| Returns the basic color temperature of the light, assuming has_color_temperature() returns true. More... | |
| float | getExponent () |
| For spotlights, returns the exponent that controls the amount of light falloff from the center of the spotlight. More... | |
| int | getPriority () |
| Returns the priority associated with this light. More... | |
| const LColor | getSpecularColor () |
| Returns the color of specular highlights generated by the light. More... | |
| bool | hasColorTemperature () |
| Returns true if the color was specified as a temperature in kelvins, and get_color_temperature is defined. More... | |
| bool | isAmbientLight () |
| Returns true if this is an AmbientLight, false if it is some other kind of light. More... | |
| setColor (const LColor color) | |
| Sets the basic color of the light. More... | |
| setColorTemperature (float temperature) | |
| Sets the color temperature of the light in kelvins. More... | |
| setPriority (int priority) | |
| Changes the relative importance of this light relative to the other lights that are applied simultaneously. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static TypeHandle | getClassType () |
Public Attributes | |
| const LColor | color |
| Returns the basic color of the light. More... | |
| float | color_temperature |
| Returns the basic color temperature of the light, assuming has_color_temperature() returns true. More... | |
| int | priority |
| Returns the priority associated with this light. More... | |
The abstract interface to all kinds of lights.
The actual light objects also inherit from PandaNode, and can therefore be added to the scene graph at some arbitrary point to define the coordinate system of effect.
| PandaNode asNode | ( | ) |
| const LVecBase3 getAttenuation | ( | ) |
Returns the terms of the attenuation equation for the light.
These are, in order, the constant, linear, and quadratic terms based on the distance from the point to the vertex.
| int getClassPriority | ( | ) |
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static |
| const LColor getColor | ( | ) |
Returns the basic color of the light.
| float getColorTemperature | ( | ) |
Returns the basic color temperature of the light, assuming has_color_temperature() returns true.
| float getExponent | ( | ) |
For spotlights, returns the exponent that controls the amount of light falloff from the center of the spotlight.
For other kinds of lights, returns 0.
| int getPriority | ( | ) |
Returns the priority associated with this light.
See set_priority().
| const LColor getSpecularColor | ( | ) |
Returns the color of specular highlights generated by the light.
This value is meaningless for ambient lights.
| bool hasColorTemperature | ( | ) |
Returns true if the color was specified as a temperature in kelvins, and get_color_temperature is defined.
| bool isAmbientLight | ( | ) |
Returns true if this is an AmbientLight, false if it is some other kind of light.
| setColor | ( | const LColor | color | ) |
Sets the basic color of the light.
| setColorTemperature | ( | float | temperature | ) |
Sets the color temperature of the light in kelvins.
This will recalculate the light's color.
The default value is 6500 K, corresponding to a perfectly white light assuming a D65 white point.
| setPriority | ( | int | priority | ) |
Changes the relative importance of this light relative to the other lights that are applied simultaneously.
The priority number is used to decide which of the requested lights are to be selected for rendering when more lights are requested than the hardware will support. The highest-priority n lights are selected for rendering.
This is similar to TextureStage::set_priority().
| const LColor color |
Returns the basic color of the light.
| float color_temperature |
Returns the basic color temperature of the light, assuming has_color_temperature() returns true.
| int priority |
Returns the priority associated with this light.
See set_priority().


Disease Outbreak Reported
29 March 2003
As of today, a cumulative total of 1550 cases and 54 deaths have been reported from 13 countries. This represents an increase of 65 cases and one death compared with the previous day.
WHO infectious disease specialist, Dr Carlo Urbani, the first WHO officer to identify the outbreak of this new disease and treat the earliest cases in Hanoi, died of SARS today in Thailand, accounting for the additional death.
The number of cases in Viet Nam remained at 58 for the sixth day in a row, indicating that the outbreak in Hanoi is well-controlled.
The largest increases occurred in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China, with 45 new cases, and Canada, with 8 new cases. The United States of America reported 8 additional suspect or probable cases.


First of all, I'm perfect due to a Perfected conscious, and Selected to Reject the Non-sense! I see myself as number one, and i don't change for noone because changing for someone isn't being you, your just molding yourslef to an image of their imagination! I see women as the secret to life because behind every successful man stands a strong woman. I call myself a Genius because i believe i know everything that i need to know. MY Inner Personality: **Attractive personality, Affectionate, Shy and reserved; Secretive. Naturally honest, generous and sympathetic. Loves peace and serenity, also Sensitive to others. Loves to serve others, but Easily angered. Trustworthy, Appreciative and returns kindness. Observant and assesses others, nevertheless Revengeful. Loves to dream and fantasize. Loves attention but I make hasty decisions when choosing partners. Somewhat of a Travel Buff. Don't forget Musically talented.
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The figure you see above is a living figure with ongoing data analysis on live data, coming from Twitter and the weather data API (hat tip to OpenWeatherMap). You will notice that it looks different from the original figure, the trendlines are different and the range of data is different, and that’s kind of the point.
In fact while you were reading this blogpost, an additional {{numberNewProcessed}} tweets were processed, bringing the grand total to {{numberProcessed}}.
Right now, based on {{ smtps | number:0 }} micro-sunny tweets per second on average in the last hour my analysis is predicting {{(smtps - leastSquaresCoeff[1]) / leastSquaresCoeff[0] | number:0 | minmax }}% cloud coverage, and the actual cloud coverage is {{ clouds[clouds.length-1].coverage}}%. Room for improvement.
Just for kicks, the latest sunny tweet goes a little something like this: {{sunnyTweets[sunnyTweets.length-1].tweet}}. So deep.


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A number of sample lessons and activities ideas are set out below. They can be accessed for free via the TES Resources Bank with a TES login. Click on each panel below to access a resource.
This lesson uses eating “catfood” to explore peer pressure with the class in relation to unsafe substances.
This is a lesson plan sample. It originated from a scheme of work I developed for a Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) Project. The Project involved developing emotional intelligence and resilience.
Lesson aims:
This is an incredibly powerful lesson that really gets students thinking about what it might mean to be a refugee or asylum seeker.
Be warned: some students may get upset (especially if they have experienced loss). Please carefully prepare the activity to manage this.
This resource was written for Sense CDs and is uploaded with their permission.
There are many different starter, main and extension activities for covering sexual orientation and homophobia within your lessons
This activity is suitable for a secondary Science or PSHE lessons exploring the spread of disease including STIs. It is a simple but very effective lesson to do and you don’t need to be a science teacher or have a specialist science classroom (so long as you follow school and Health and Safety protocols) to deliver it.
Students will see how far a disease spreads within the classroom and look at ways of reducing its spread. It is a particularly effective lesson when looking at HIV for World AIDS day.
A match-up activity. Students have to match an excuse for not using a condom with a possible suggested response. Aim is for young people to feel empowered if they ever are faced with negotiating condom use.
Fun circus of activities exploring some of the limits of condoms. Can be completed in science, PSHE or D&T lessons.
Worksheet to explore ways in which condoms can fail. Can also be used in conjunction with the "Condom Olympics" activity.
This is a teacher resource to help tackle the issue of sexualised media including pornography.
The document also references the two main commercially available educational resources dealing with pornography and provdes links to training courses and further reading.
It is a collaborative working document and will be updated as we go along so if you have any ideas or resources you want to share please do!
This provides parents with ten tips to aid talking about sex and relationships with their child. It also includes links to further resources that may help them. It can be used as a handout for an information event on PSHE or as part of a letter home.
A behaviour management strategy tool for teachers to use. Particularly effective for last session on a Friday and students respond really well to it!


{% extends 'musimatica/music_lesson.html' %} {% load static %} {% block style %}{% endblock style %} {% block text %}
Some notes have different names, but share the same pitch. These enharmonic notes are shown below.
For example, if a composer wishes to use both G & the next lowest note, the latter may be written as either G flat or F sharp. In this case, it makes more sense to call the note F sharp because otherwise, every G flat would require a flat symbol before it. See the illustration below for clarity.
In the 2nd image, there are no accidentals, & it is also more clear that the notes follow a high - low - high - low pattern in their pitch.
Answer the questions below, & click on each one to reveal its solution.
Which note is the enharmonic equivalent of F sharp?
Which note is the enharmonic equivalent of E flat?
Which note is the enharmonic equivalent of B sharp?
Instructions:
1. Begin by setting up the staff. For this lesson, the clef should be set to bass, & the time signature should be set to common time. Choose B Flat as the key signature.
2. Place an eighth note on the lowest B flat of the bass staff. Continue placing eighth notes in ascending order (C, D, E flat, etc.) until you reach the next highest F on the bass staff.
3. Next, you will begin descending back to B flat. Place an eighth note on the enharmonic equivalent of E flat.
When placing enharmonic notes, remember to add any accidentals which may be necessary.
4. Place two more eighth notes in the current measure: the 1st should be a D natural, the 2nd a C.
5. In the next measure, place a quarter note on the enharmonic equivalent of B flat, followed by another quarter note on the same F you reached in the first measure.
6. Conclude the lesson by placing a half note on the same B flat as the first note of the piece. Click 'Generate Audio', & pay close attention to the enharmonic notes.
Can you hear that the notes before & after the high F's have the same pitch, despite being written differently?
When you have completed the instructions & are ready to move on, click 'Submit' to check your work. Click on the hints below for help.
Hint: Remembering the Notes of the Bass Staff
Hint: Placing Accidentals
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VenManager V1.0.1
Documentation
VenManager - Inventory, Account & Sales Management
Support :
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Developed by : Vencerlab
We appreciate your interest.
Please read carefully the complete documentation before starting with VenManager.
Main Features
- Privileged Admin Dashboard
- Staff Dashboard
- Suppliers Ledger
- Customers Ledger
- Purchase Management
- Sales Management
- Invoice Generating
- Inventory Management
- Expense Management
- Damage Management
- To Be Stocked Out Product Alert
- Graphical Reports
- Print & PDF Download
- Multi User Creation
- Multiple Currencies
- General Settings
Installation
Server Requirements
- PHP >= 5.6.4 (including PHP 7)
- OpenSSL PHP Extension
- PDO PHP Extension
- Mbstring PHP Extension
- Tokenizer PHP Extension
- XML PHP Extension
Installation Process
- Please upload the VenManager-V1.0.1.zip file to the hosting server
- Once uploaded extract it to your desire place
- Then create database and import public/db/database.sql
- Open extracted directory and look at the root there you have a file called .env
- If you didn't find the .env file then follow below insturctions
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Press Settings File Manager
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Tick Show Hidden Files (dotfiles)
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You will see your .env file
- Open the .env file and change value of "DB_DATABASE, DB_USERNAME, DB_PASSWORD"
- That's it!
Initial Login
Login Infomation
Admin Login
User<EMAIL_ADDRESS>: abc@123
User Login
User<EMAIL_ADDRESS>: abc@123
User Login Interface
Admin Dashboard
Admin Dashboard : Admin are being able to see some system status on their dashboard page and can see how many suppliers, customers, users are registered to the system.
Graphical Reports : Last 7 days sales, Customers Report, Expenses Report, Sales Report.
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Invoice : Invoice creation is much easier with VenManager.


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TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME A film review by Robert Chao Copyright 1992 Robert Chao
I saw TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME grudgingly, just because a friend wanted to go. I felt David Lynch had gotten carried away with himself lately, as I didn't like WILD AT HEART or the pilot for the second season of "Twin Peaks."
I LOVED THIS FILM.
I HAVE NO IDEA WHY.
I was just speechless after I saw it. I thought I would hate it. But I was eating it up, every second of it. It was extremely emotional. I felt as though I knew all the characters, and to see them again, on year earlier, just blew me away. Especially when the familiar music came back and you see the girls walking to school.
What struck me the most was the style of photography. I was not as slick and polished as WILD AT HEART or the series. The film was grainy and the lighting was kind of naturalistic. Like the scenes in the Palmers' house or when Bobby is using the lay phone. It seemed almost low-budget at times. Does anyone know if the film stock was unusual for a theatrical release?
I really appreciated the way Lynch didn't pander to people who hadn't seen the series. He just stuck to being faithful to his creation. And there were *so many* characters from the series in it, even Leo and Shirley.
 I guess those Japanese are way ahead of us. I was fascinated with the character of Laura and the emotional high point was when she broke with James at the very end. The most emotional bit in any Lynch film.
I once saw Lynch's earliest films, THE GRANDMOTHER and THE ALPHABET, and the scene of Cooper playing with the TV monitors really reminded me of those. After the film my friend played me a laserdisc of INDUSTRIAL SYMPHONY and I hated it.
I guess a reason I liked this film is that it felt personal, that Lynch is out to please "Twin Peaks" fans, that he isn't being Ridley Scott or Oliver Stone, and to hell with everybody else anyway. It may sound ridiculous but I can't even remember the last time I enjoyed a film so much as last night.
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- vCenterPage(int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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scroll and center the page.
- vCenterPage(int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewDual
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- vClose() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayoutDual
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- vClose() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewThumb
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- vComputeScroll() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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- vDraw(Canvas, boolean) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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draw layout to canvas.
- vDraw(Canvas) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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- vDraw(Canvas) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewCurl
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- VFinder - Class in com.radaee.view
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Inner class.
developer should not use this.
- vFindStart(String, boolean, boolean) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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- vFindStart(String, boolean, boolean) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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- vFling(int, int, float, float, float, float) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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- vFling(int, int, float, float, float, float) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayoutDual
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- vFreeCache() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFPageView
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- vGetDocH() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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- vGetHeight() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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- vGetLock() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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return lock status.
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get layout mode
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implement by derived class.
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- vGetPos(int, int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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get Position from point in view coordinate, implement in derived class.
pass (0,0) to get position of left-top corner
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- vGetScale() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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get absolute scale value between [vGetMinScale, vGetMaxScale]
- vGetSel() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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- vGotoPage(int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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- vGotoPage(int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewDual
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- vGotoPage(int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewReflow
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- vIsOpened() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFPageView
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- vIsRenderFinish() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFPageView
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- vLayout() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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- vLayout() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayoutDual
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- vLayout() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayoutVert
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- vMoveEnd() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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- vMoveEnd() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayoutDual
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- vMovingFinished() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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- vOpen(Document, PDFLayout.LayoutListener) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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Open View
- vOpen(Document, PDFLayout.LayoutListener) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayoutDual
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- vOpen(VThread, VThread, Document, int, int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFPageView
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open page as single View.
- vOpen(Document, int, int, PDFView.PDFViewListener) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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- vOpen(Document, int, int, PDFView.PDFViewListener) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewCurl
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- vOpen(Document, int, int, PDFView.PDFViewListener) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewDual
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- vOpen(Document, int, int, PDFView.PDFViewListener) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewHorz
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- vOpen(Document, int, int, PDFView.PDFViewListener) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewReflow
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- vOpen(Document, int, int, PDFView.PDFViewListener) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewThumb
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- VPage - Class in com.radaee.view
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- VPageCache - Class in com.radaee.view
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Created by radaee on 2015/10/29.
- VPageCache.VBlock - Class in com.radaee.view
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- vRenderAsync(VPage) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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render page again, after page modified.
- vRenderAsync(PDFVPage) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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render page again, after page modified.
- vRenderFinish() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFPageView
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- vRenderFinished() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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- vRenderSync(VPage) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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- vRenderSync(PDFVPage) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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- vResize(int, int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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invoke when resize.
- vResize(int, int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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- vResize(int, int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewDual
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- vResize(int, int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewHorz
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- vResize(int, int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewThumb
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- vScrollAbort() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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- vScrollCompute() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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- VSel - Class in com.radaee.view
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- VSel(Page) - Constructor for class com.radaee.view.VSel
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- vSetBackColor(int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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- vSetBackColor(int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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- vSetBmpFormat(Config) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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- vSetBmpFormat(Config) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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- vSetDirection(boolean) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewHorz
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- vSetLayoutPara(boolean[], boolean[], boolean, boolean) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayoutDual
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- vSetLayoutPara(boolean[], boolean[], boolean, boolean) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewDual
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set layout parameters.
- vSetLock(int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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set locks
- vSetOrientation(int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewThumb
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set layout mode
- vSetPageAlign(int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewVert
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set page horizon align in view.
if pages in document are all in same size, the align parameter shall no effect.
- vSetPageGap(int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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- vSetPageGap(int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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- vSetPos(int, int, PDFLayout.PDFPos) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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- vSetPos(PDFView.PDFPos, int, int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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set Position to point in view coordinate, implement in derived class.
pass (0,0) to set position to left-top corner.
- vSetPos(PDFView.PDFPos, int, int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewCurl
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- vSetPos(PDFView.PDFPos, int, int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewReflow
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- vSetScale(float, float, float) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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zoom operations
- vSetSel(float, float, float, float) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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- vSetSel(int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewThumb
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set selected page, and then scroll to this page.
- vSetSelMarkup(int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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set current selected text as text-markup annotation.
- vSetSelStatus(boolean) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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- vSetThumbListener(PDFViewThumb.PDFThumbListener) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFViewThumb
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- vSetX(int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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- vSetY(int) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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- VThread - Class in com.radaee.view
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- vTouchEvent(MotionEvent) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFView
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- vZoomConfirmed() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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- vZoomEnd() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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- vZoomSet(int, int, PDFLayout.PDFPos, float) - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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- vZoomStart() - Method in class com.radaee.view.PDFLayout
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As always, the Aurelia Team continues to fix bugs, add new features and make tons of improvements throughout the framework. In this set of releases, we've got a minor breaking change to our dialog plugin. We've also converted our testing library to TypeScript. While we've made no changes to the API or behavior, we've bumped the major version since the improved, more-accurate typings may affect some TypeScript users. Finally, we've launched another major set of enhancements to the CLI and made our initial launch of the HTTP Mocking library. Huge thanks to Thomas Schlage for his work on the new library.
Major Releases
Major updates may include breaking changes, new features, fixes to bugs and performance improvements.
aurelia-dialog 1.0.0-rc.2.0.0
Bug Fixes
- dialog-configuration: set defaults for ".renderer" and ".cssText" ( fd58f2a ), closes #307
- dialog-renderer: lazy DOM access fix #294 ( f71ecf8 )
- dialog-service: fix no fail for undefined moduleId ( e90a9d8 ), closes #312
- typings: fix as it was in #280 ( c6dd762 )
Features
- dialog-controller: add param to canDeactivate / deactivate functions. ( 42ad7f3 )
- dialog-controller: pass close result to lifecycle hooks ( 320504c )
BREAKING CHANGES
- dialog-controller: - DialogController.prototype.error wraps the passed reason in DialogCloseError
aurelia-testing 1.0.0-beta.4.0.0
This entire library was converted to TypeScript. This doesn't involve any breaking changes to the functionality, but the TypeScript definitions are now more accurate and could result in some required code fixups for TS consumers.
aurelia-http-client-mock 0.1.0
The initial release of an HTTP Client Mock library, thanks to the work of community member Thomas Schlage .
Bug Fixes
- type-definition: Fixed wrong type definitions ( fc80903 )
Features
- mock: Added mock for aurelia HttpClient ( 39a3144 )
Minor Releases
Minor updates include new features, updates to bugs and performance improvements.
aurelia-cli 0.32.0
Bug Fixes
- bundle: exclude source-maps when applicable ( d94629f )
- cli: add VSCode Chrome Debugger to RequireJS/SystemJS ( 3f4efd9 )
- generator-ts: use .ts ending in template ( c10061f )
- importer: search for resources from package dist ( 71ad598 )
- importer: throw clear unsupported error for webpack projects ( 5b23897 )
- javascriptservices: update for .net core 2.0 ( f41af63 )
- jsconfig: only create jsconfig for babel+vscode ( 173898c )
- npm script: add required dependency to start npm task ( de33698 )
- tasks: copy lint task to scaffolded app ( e16c216 )
- webpack: add tslint config ( 668b2fb )
- webpack: linux case sensitivity ( 2b2d3ce )
- webpack: uglify by default for production builds ( 0732294 )
Features
- cli: add
au config
command ( 5cd16f6 ), closes aurelia/cli#629 - source-maps: bundling improvements ( abeba3d ), closes aurelia/cli#659 aurelia/cli#624
- tasks: add lint tasks ( 596442a )
- yarn: use yarn to install deps if possible ( 460887e )
aurelia-binding 1.4.0
Features
- ObserverLocator: special handling for src and href ( 1c231ee )
- ValueConverter: enable signal ( f6ad52a ), closes #353
aurelia-hot-module-reload 0.2.0
Bug Fixes
Features
aurelia-templating 1.6.0
Bug Fixes
- view-engine: define metadata for SlotCustomAttribute ( e3474bb ), closes #566
- view-engine: singleton instance of auSlotBehavior ( c08db20 )
Features
- html-behavior: enable processContent via custom attributes ( 7096e66 )
Patch Releases
Patch updates include only fixes to bugs and performance improvements.
aurelia-pal 1.2.1
Bug Fixes
- http-client: don't call withParams if there are no params ( 2cd076a )
aurelia-templating-resources 1.5.4
Bug Fixes
- if-core.js: child view re-binding issue ( 82cb331 )
- if-core.js: child view re-binding issue ( 1c107ac )
- if-else: Fixed missing binding context when rendering else block ( e55fdf9 )
- if-else: Fixed typo and removed obsolete error ( 18a4e7e )
- if-else: Removed fit in tests ( 39fb831 )
- if-else: Simplified initial condition check ( 2103aca )
aurelia-ui-virtualization 1.0.0-beta.3.1.2
Bug Fixes
- virtual-repeat: Changing the items to emty array from scrollable list ( 0e0b702 )
aurelia-animator-css 1.0.4
Bug Fixes
- Resolve a race condition with addClass/removeClass
- Prematurely ends animations if their opposite is triggered


I open my favorite browser and and type in www.Udacity.com and hit go. My browser sends a request via the Internet using a protocol called HTTP to the servers hosting Udacity's files. The servers respond with the requested files, which my browser then displays. For more information, check out this video.
 These tags tell the computer how to display the text. A tag usually consists of both an opening and a closing tag, with the contents in between, and the entire entity is referred to as an element. Some tags, like the image tag, do not contain any text content to be displayed and therefore do not have an end tag. A tag can have none, one, or multiple attributes inside of it. This Video gives a good overview.
Inline v.s. Block ElementsHTML elements can be either inline, or block. Block elements form an invisible box around the contents inside of them. This box can be adjusted in both height and width. Inline elements simply appear in line with the text.
Thinking like a programmer involves:
Taking a big problem and breaking the solution down into a set of steps.
Creating generalizations or finding similarities between seemingly unrelated things.
Systematically identifying problems and tracking down their solution.
Understanding how a computer sees things.
Taking a big idea and breaking it down into its component pieces.


The Hawthorne Ghost Tour is a fun, exciting, and educational adventure through the heart of East Portland’s old red light district. This is a walking tour that takes between 1.5 and 2 hours, during which we will walk approximately a mile and a half. We have frequent stops to tell spooky and real-life stories about Portland and the Pacific Northwest, and we attempt to make contact with the hereafter at two separate locations, weather permitting.
The tour meets at the SE corner of 37th and SE Hawthorne. We have tours at 7:30 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. As one of the most popular tours in the Southeast, we do take walk-ups, but we have to limit size to 20 people per tour. We take most major Holidays off.
Tickets are $20 for adults, $10 for kids 7-12, and $12 for seniors and veterans. Call Marina at<PHONE_NUMBER> or email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for booking info. We take cash, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover and PayPal.
Please have your tickets available for the guide to check.


While there is certainty on the technical feasibility of the system,
there is still the bigger challenge of bootstrapping the network by attracting
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is to build up a community of dedicated evangelists.
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A set of values we pledge our self and the community to enforce through social norms.


Dom0 -> Ubuntu 14.04.5 - Trusty Tahr LTS
DomU -> Ubuntu 14.04.4 - Trusty Tahr
Installing Dom0
During the Dom0 installation, use ‘Install using LVM(Logical Volume Management)’ option for Ubuntu 14.04. The disk space will be assigned by default. We can resize the partitions using LVM later. For the time being, accept the default sizes and finish the installation of Dom0. The size of Dom0 is ideally between 5 to 10GB.
Installing Xen hypervisor
Install the 64-bit hypervisor. It also works with 32-bit dom0 kernel while allowing you to install 64-bit guests
sudo apt-get install xen-hypervisor-amd64
Reboot the system
sudo reboot
To verify if the installation has succeeded, use the command
sudo xl list
The Domain-0 information will appear for a successful installation. Also, the system will boot Xen if installation is successful. For distributions before 14.04, you will have to make changes to GRUB for it to boot Xen as default.
Network Configuration
The following configuration steps are for a wired interface. We will use the bridged network configuration.
- Disable the Network Manager We are going to manually configure the network settings and hence we disable the network manager which might be automatically configuring the network settings for us. This step will cause temporary loss of internet connection and hence one has to be physically connected to the machine
sudo stop network-manager
echo "manual" | sudo tee /etc/init/network-manager.override
- Use bridge-utils
sudo apt-get install bridge-utils
For a bridged setup, we are required to assign ip address to the bridged interface. Make the necessary changes to /etc/network/interfaces file to get the ip either through dhcp or my using static ip. For our case, we are going to assign a static ip address <IP_ADDRESS>
sudo vim /etc/network/interfaces
auto lo eth0 xenbr0
iface lo inet loopback
iface eth0 inet manual
allow-hotplug xenbr0
iface xenbr0 inet static
address <IP_ADDRESS>
netmask <IP_ADDRESS>
gateway <IP_ADDRESS>
bridge-ports eth0
The above configuration will create a linux bridge named xenbr0 which will be connected to interface eth0. eth0 will have the assigned ip address.
NOTE: Make sure that you are in fact connected to the router using eth0 (or the interface you have in your file) in case you have multiple ethernet ports.
Setting up SSH on the server
Use apt-get to install SSH server.
sudo apt-get install openssh-server
Now restart the ssh server using
sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart
In case you don’t have a ssh key on your system, use the following command to generate one:
ssh-keygen -t rsa -C "name@server_ip"
Following the instructions or keep pressing enter to save the key to the default settings.
To reconnect to a system you have previously been connected to and which now has a new identification, use
ssh-keygen -R name@server_ip
This will delete the old hash associated with the server ip address and create a new one.
Resizing the root logical volume
When you use the LVS option during installation, two partitions are created: root and swap_1. To see how much physical memory is allocated to each partition, type
sudo lvs
You will notice there is nearly no free space available in these two logical volumes. So, you will have to free up space to create new logical volumes. Reducing the size of swap_1 can be done in a single line. We do it before installing the VMs to avoid any data loss that might occur to VMs or files residing in this logical volume in case they are installed before resizing.
sudo lvresize -L -120G ubuntu-vg/swap_1
This will reduce the size of swap_1 by 120 GB. In case you want to expand the logical volume(lv), drop the - sign.
The tricky part however is shrinking the root lv. Since, it is where your file system is residing, it is bad idea to use lvresize directly on it. We need to shrink the filesystem before we can safely shrink the logical volume.
sudo vgchange -a y
sudo e2fsck -f /dev/ubuntu-vg/root
sudo resize2fs /dev/ubuntu-vg/root 40G //reduce file sytem to 90% of your desired lv size
sudo lvreduce -L 50G /dev/ubuntu-vg/root //the root lv is resized to 50G
Check if everything is working fine by rebooting the system.
Creating Virtual Machines
For this part we will need physical and logical volume. As the name suggests, physical volume is a partition on the hard disk or hard disk itself. Volume group is a aggregation of physical volumes combined to form one large “virtual physical” volume. Logical volumes are the “pseudo/virtual/logical” partition residing in volume group.Read more about it here
As we have already partitioned the disk using LVM, it has already created a volume group for us. To list the volume groups, use the following command.
sudo vgs
For each of the virtual machine installations, we are going to create one logical volume.
sudo lvcreate -L 10G -n vm-1 /dev/<volume-group>
This will create a logical volume named vm-1 of size 10GB living in volume group name you specify.
To list the logical volumes, use
sudo lvs
Installing a HVM guest VM
Download the guest operating system using wget. I am using Ubuntu 14.04 as the guest OS.
sudo wget http://releases/ubuntu.com/14.04/ubuntu-14.04.4-desktop.amd64.iso
Create a guest config file /etc/xen/vm-1.cfg
builder = "hvm"
name = "vm-1"
memory = "2048"
vcpus = 2
vif = ['']
disk = ['phy:/dev/<VG>/vm-1,hda,w','file:/root/ubuntu-14.04.4-desktop-amd64.iso,hdc:cdrom,r']
vnc = 1
boot="dc"
The vnc option specifies if the file should use vnc. For vnc=1, an external vncviewer is connected. The server will listen on ADDR (default <IP_ADDRESS>) on port N+5900. N defaults to the domain id. If vncunused=1, the server will try to find an arbitrary unused port above 5900.
Create the virtual machine using
sudo xl create /etc/xen/vm-1.cfg
To view the VM, you can use either vncviewer or xtightvncviewer. xtightvncviewer is a lot faster. You will have to install vncviewer/xtightvncviewer using apt-get.
sudo apt-get install vncviewer
vncviewer localhost:0
or
xtightvncviewer localhost:0
You might have to install some java dependencies on the server to use vnc. Also, if the port 0 does not work, try using a different port number.
We have not set any password for vnc in the config file, so click enter when prompted for passcode.
Install the VM you would install on your system. You can either use an LVM o non LVM method for disk partition. Once, the OS has been installed, when prompted to reboot, hit enter. You will notice that the system fails to shut down. This kind of behaviour is expected.


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Iplist.Ip
Summary
Given a string representing an IP number, return the corresponding tuple
Given a tuple representing an IP number, return the next tuple
Take string, in various formats, representing an IP range return a list of all IPs in the range, as tuples
Given the start and end of an IP range, as two strings or two tuples, return a list of all IPs in the range, as tuples
Convert an IP number tuple to a string
Functions
Given a string representing an IP number, return the corresponding tuple.
Example
iex> Iplist.Ip.from_string "<IP_ADDRESS>"
{1, 2, 3, 4}
Given a tuple representing an IP number, return the next tuple.
Example
iex> Iplist.Ip.increment {1, 2, 3, 4}
{1, 2, 3, 5}
iex> Iplist.Ip.increment {1, 2, 255, 255}
{1, 3, 0, 0}
Take string, in various formats, representing an IP range return a list of all IPs in the range, as tuples.
Example
iex> Iplist.Ip.range "<IP_ADDRESS>"
[{1, 2, 3, 4}]
iex> Iplist.Ip.range "<IP_ADDRESS>..<IP_ADDRESS>"
[{1, 2, 3, 4}, {1, 2, 3, 5}]
iex> Iplist.Ip.range("<IP_ADDRESS>/31")
[{1, 2, 3, 4}, {1, 2, 3, 5}]
Given the start and end of an IP range, as two strings or two tuples, return a list of all IPs in the range, as tuples.
Example
iex> Iplist.Ip.range("<IP_ADDRESS>", "<IP_ADDRESS>")
[{1, 2, 3, 4}, {1, 2, 3, 5}]
iex> Iplist.Ip.range({1, 2, 3, 4}, {1, 2, 3, 5})
[{1, 2, 3, 4}, {1, 2, 3, 5}]


| Clock | Setup | Hold | Recovery | Removal | Minimum Pulse Width |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Worst-case Slack | 1.438 | 0.077 | 2.869 | 0.374 | 0.390 |
| altera_reserved_tck | 9.032 | 0.169 | 13.589 | 0.374 | 15.507 |
| ik_swift_hps:u0|ik_swift_hps_hps_0:hps_0|ik_swift_hps_hps_0_hps_io:hps_io|ik_swift_hps_hps_0_hps_io_border:border|hps_sdram:hps_sdram_inst|hps_sdram_pll:pll|afi_clk_write_clk | 1.438 | 0.077 | 2.869 | 0.473 | 0.406 |
| ik_swift_hps:u0|ik_swift_hps_hps_0:hps_0|ik_swift_hps_hps_0_hps_io:hps_io|ik_swift_hps_hps_0_hps_io_border:border|hps_sdram:hps_sdram_inst|hps_sdram_pll:pll|pll_write_clk_dq_write_clk | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | 0.390 |
| Design-wide TNS | 0.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 |
| altera_reserved_tck | 0.000 | 0.000 | 0.000 | 0.000 | 0.000 |
| ik_swift_hps:u0|ik_swift_hps_hps_0:hps_0|ik_swift_hps_hps_0_hps_io:hps_io|ik_swift_hps_hps_0_hps_io_border:border|hps_sdram:hps_sdram_inst|hps_sdram_pll:pll|afi_clk_write_clk | 0.000 | 0.000 | 0.000 | 0.000 | 0.000 |
| ik_swift_hps:u0|ik_swift_hps_hps_0:hps_0|ik_swift_hps_hps_0_hps_io:hps_io|ik_swift_hps_hps_0_hps_io_border:border|hps_sdram:hps_sdram_inst|hps_sdram_pll:pll|pll_write_clk_dq_write_clk | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | 0.000 |


ISO8211Lib is intended to be a simple reader for ISO/IEC 8211 formatted files, particularly those that are part of SDTS and S-57 datasets. It consists of open source, easy to compile and integrate C++ code.
The ISO 8211 FAQ has some good background on ISO 8211 formatted files. I will briefly introduce it here, with reference to the library classes representing the components.
An 8211 file (DDFModule) consists of a series of logical records. The fiarst record is special, and is called the DDR (Data Description Record). It basically contains definitions of all the data objects (fields or DDFFieldDefn objects) that can occur on the following data records.
The remainder of the records are known as DRs (data records - DDFRecord). They each contain one or more field (DDFField) instances. What fields appear on what records is not defined by ISO 8211, though more specific requirements may be implied by a particular data standard such as SDTS or S-57.
Each field instance has a name, and consists of a series of subfields. A given field always has the same subfields in each field instance, and these subfields are defined in the DDR (DDFSubfieldDefn), in association with their field definition (DDFFieldDefn). A field may appear 0, 1, or many times in a DR.
Each subfield has a name, format (from the DDFSubfieldDefn) and actual subfield data for a particular DR. Some fields contain an array of their group of subfields. For instance a coordinate field may have X and Y subfields, and they may repeat many times within one coordinate field indicating a series of points.
This would be a real good place for a UML diagram of ISO 8211, and the corresponding library classes!
The iso8211.h contains the definitions for all public ISO8211Lib classes, enumerations and other services.
To establish access to an ISO 8211 dataset, instantiate a DDFModule object, and then use the DDFModule::Open() method. This will read the DDR, and establish all the DDFFieldDefn, and DDFSubfieldDefn objects which can be queried off the DDFModule.
The use DDFModule::ReadRecord() to fetch data records (DDFRecord). When a record is read, a list of field objects (DDFField) on that record are created. They can be queried with various DDFRecord methods.
Data pointers for individual subfields of a DDFField can be fetched with DDFField::GetSubfieldData(). The interpreted value can then be extracted with the appropriate one of DDFSubfieldDefn::ExtractIntValue(), DDFSubfieldDefn::ExtractStringValue(), or DDFSubfieldDefn::ExtractFloatValue(). Note that there is no object instantiated for individual subfields of a DDFField. Instead the application extracts a pointer to the subfields raw data, and then uses the DDFSubfieldDefn for that subfield to extract a useable value from the raw data.
Once the end of the file has been encountered (DDFModule::ReadRecord() returns NULL), the DDFModule should be deleted, which will close the file, and cleanup all records, definitions and related objects.
A complete Example Reader should clarify simple use of ISO8211Lib.
This library is offered as Open Source. In particular, it is offered under the X Consortium license which doesn't attempt to impose any copyleft, or credit requirements on users of the code.
The precise license text is:
Copyright (c) 1999, Frank Warmerdam
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
% unzip iso8211lib-1.4.zip
Windows developers will have to create their own makefile/project but can base it on the very simple Makefile.in provided. As well, you would need to copy cpl_config.h.in to cpl_config.h, and modify as needed. The default will likely work OK, but may result in some compiler warnings. Let me know if you are having difficulties, and I will prepare a VC++ makefile.
The primary author of ISO8211Lib is Frank Warmerdam, and I can be reached at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I am eager to receive bug reports, and also open to praise or suggestions.
I would like to thank:
I would also like to dedicate this library to the memory of Sol Katz. Sol released a variety of SDTS (and hence ISO8211) translators, at substantial personal effort, to the GIS community along with the many other generous contributions he made to the community. His example has been an inspiration to me, and I hope similar efforts on my part will contribute to his memory.


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How to Tie a Tie
But I must explain to you how all this mistaken idea of denouncing pleasure and praising pain was born and I will give you a complete account of the system, and expound the actual teachings of the great explorer of the truth, the master-builder of human happiness.
No one rejects, dislikes, or avoids pleasure itself, because it is pleasure, but because those who do not know how to pursue pleasure rationally encounter consequences that are extremely painful.
But who has any right to find fault with a man who chooses to enjoy a pleasure that has no annoying consequences, or one who avoids a pain that produces no resultant pleasure? On the other hand, we denounce with righteous indignation and dislike men who are so beguiled and demoralized by the charms of pleasure of the moment, so blinded by desire, that they cannot foresee


PARADISE ROAD A film review by Ben Hoffman Copyright 1997 Ben Hoffman
The fact that the film is based on a true story, the hardships visited on women prisoners by the Japanese in WWII, is about the only good reason to see the movie. For one thing, it comes across as a female version of the magnificent BRIDGE OVER THE RIVER KWAI. . . and suffers greatly in comparison.
Director Bruce Beresford, director of such outstanding films as BREAKER MORANT, DRIVING MISS DAISY, DON'S PARTY, TENDER MERCIES, CRIMES OF THE HEART, AND MISTER JOHNSON . . . all exceptional films, has faltered with PARADISE ROAD. It never really picks up speed being slow-moving almost from its inception.
Given a great cast with which to work, it is a pity that more could not have been done with them. For one thing, I suspect that Beresford wanted to give equal time to each of his stars and instead ended up with including each in an episode that did not fully mesh with the others.
The story, which seems not to be as well known as it should be, is of the tens of thousands of women (Australian, Europeans and Americans) who were captured in the Japanese steam-roller push through Asia. . When bombs started dropping in Singapore, many women embarked on a ship that should have brought them safely out of the war zone; instead they were captured and taken to Sumatra and imprisoned. How they endured their incarceration, with music and singing as a catalyst to help them endure, is the story'S essence.
Glenn Close stars as Adrienne Pargiter, the women's leader in the prison camp. Pauline Collins is the missionary Margaret Drummond, who along with Pargiter, stand up to their captors. Joanna Ter Steege is a nun, Sister Wilhelmina, Elizabeth Spriggs is Mrs. Roberts. Julianna Margulies has the role of Topsy Merrit, Jennifer Ehle as Rosemary, Cate Blanchette as Susan, and Fargo's own Frances McDormand is Dr. Verstak who fronts as the doctor to the sick and injured women. Sadly, McDormand's interpretation of her role did not live up to her splendid marshall's performance in FARGO that won her the Academy Award's Oscar for Best Actress in 1996. With a cast like that, we should have gotten a better film.
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How To Configure Multiple Pools¶
Designate supports “pools” of nameservers. A pool is a collection of nameservers and targets that Designate will write to and read from to confirm changes are successful. In some cases you might have multiple pools that you need to manage differently. For example, you might use separate pools to distribute tenants across some subset of your DNS infrastructure.
Target vs. Nameserver¶
One thing that can be confusing about pools is the differentiation between a target and a nameserver. The target is where Designate will try to write the change, while a namserver is where Designate checks that the change exists.
A great example of this is bind’s stealth master system. In this configuration, there could be a stealth master that you configure as your target and a set of slaves pointed to that master as your nameservers. Designate will write to the master and then look for the changes on the slaves before considering the change active.
Another example would be where Designate uses an API backend such as DynDNS or even another Designate instance. In this situation, you will typically have a single target with a set of nameservers to test that meet your requirements.
Yet another example is when using a Designate agent. In this scenario your agent instances are the targets and the nameservers the agent updates would be checked for the correct information.
Pools Configuration¶
Pools are configured by a pools.yml file. This file describes the pools and can be used to update Designate via designate-manage commands.
Here is an example pools.yml that configures two different pools. The idea is that we’ll configure our pools to support different usage levels. We’ll define a gold and standard level and put zones in each based on the tenant.
Our gold level will provide 6 nameservers that users have access to where our standard will only provide 2. Both pools will have one master target we write to.
---
- name: golden_pool
description: The golden pool!
attributes:
service_tier: gold
ns_records:
- hostname: ns1-gold.example.org
priority: 1
- hostname: ns2-gold.example.org
priority: 2
- hostname: ns3-gold.example.net
priority: 3
- hostname: ns4-gold.example.net
priority: 4
- hostname: ns5-gold.example.net
priority: 5
- hostname: ns6-gold.example.net
priority: 6
nameservers:
- host: ns1-gold.example.net
port: 53
- host: ns2-gold.example.net
port: 53
- host: ns3-gold.example.net
port: 53
- host: ns4-gold.example.net
port: 53
- host: ns5-gold.example.net
port: 53
- host: ns6-gold.example.net
port: 53
targets:
- type: bind9
description: bind9 golden master
masters:
- host: mdns.designate.example.com
port: 5354
options:
host: ns-master-gold.example.org
port: 53
rndc_host: ns-master-gold.example.org
rndc_port: 953
rndc_key_file: /etc/designate.rndc.key
- name: standard_pool
description: The standard pool
attributes:
service_tier: standard
ns_records:
- hostname: ns1-std.example.org
priority: 1
- hostname: ns2-std.example.org
priority: 2
nameservers:
- host: ns1-std.example.net
port: 53
- host: ns2-std.example.net
port: 53
targets:
- type: bind9
description: bind9 golden master
masters:
- host: mdns.designate.example.com
port: 5354
options:
host: ns-master-std.example.org
port: 53
rndc_host: ns-master-std.example.org
rndc_port: 953
rndc_key_file: /etc/designate.rndc.key
With our configuration in place, we can then update Designate to use the pool configuration.
# Do a dry run
$ designate-manage pool update --file pools.yml --dry_run
$ designate-manage pool update --file pools.yml
Designate now has two pools to work with. The next step will be to configure the scheduler to use the attributes when choosing what pool to store the zone on.
Pool Scheduler¶
The pool scheduler allows selecting a pool when a zone is created. Each scheduler acts as a filter, selecting or negating each pool based on some attributes. Designate comes with some simple schedulers to support common patterns:
- default_pool
- fallback
- random
- pool_id_attribute
- attribute
These are configured in the service:central section of the config.
Schedule by Pool ID Example¶
For example, if we wanted to allow a user to select a specific pool by id or fallback to using a default, we could use the following configuration.
[service:central]
default_pool_id = 794ccc2c-d751-44fe-b57f-8894c9f5c842
scheduler_filters = pool_id_attribute, fallback
The filters are applied from left to right. If the zone body doesn’t contain an attributes object with a pool_id set to a valid pool id, the fallback filter is then called, returning the default pool as the scheduled pool for that zone.
Schedule by Tier Example¶
In our tiered example, we’ll use the attribute filter to select the correct pool.
[service:central]
default_pool_id = 794ccc2c-d751-44fe-b57f-8894c9f5c842 # the std pool
scheduler_filters = attribute, fallback
When a user needs the zone to go to the gold pool, the user needs to provide the appropriate attribute in the zone.
POST /v2/zones HTTP/1.1
Accept: application/json
Content-Type: application/json
{
"attributes": {
"service_tier": "gold"
},
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"name": "example.net."
}
This ensures the zone ends up on the correct pool.
In this example, we’ve allowed the user to define what pool should be scheduled. If we wanted to schedule the zone based on the tenant, we could write a custom filter that looked up the appropriate group and adds the appropriate pool.


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Former newsreader Simone Semmens jailed for GST fraud
by Caroline SchelleA former Victorian beauty queen has only her stubbornness to blame for being jailed over a $1.7 million GST bill owed to the tax office.
Simone Semmens was found guilty of 10 charges of dishonestly withholding tax payments owed after a two-week trial in the Victorian County Court.
The former Miss Victoria Grocery Industry winner didn’t pay GST on a $7.5 million property at Portsea, a $7.8 million mansion at Caulfield North and a Toorak property valued at more than a million dollars.
The 58-year-old, whose beauty pageant success launched her into a TV career, was in denial about the money owed, County Court Judge Scott Johns said on Thursday.
“You remained stubborn and steadfast that you did not owe GST or tax at crucial times,” the judge said while sentencing her.
The former Seven Network presenter was in denial and had worked to convince others she was not liable to pay the tax on the properties, Judge Johns said.
“You have only your intransigence and stubbornness to blame.”
Semmens “ignored advice” she did not want to hear, he told the court.
“The tragedy of your current situation, it needn’t have come to this,” he said as there were multiple times it could have been resolved before trial.
Semmens, who worked as a real estate agent in the United States, would struggle to re-enter that country after being jailed, the court was told.
Throughout her life it was clear she had demonstrated resilience and resourcefulness, scaling heights she may never have dreamed of, Judge Johns said.
“Your fall from grace has been dramatic.”
He took into account the serious nature of the offending, her “excellent” prospects of rehabilitation and the significant delay in the case.
Semmens was jailed for 34 months, to be released after she serves 14 months.
She was ordered to be of good behaviour for two years after her release.
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Longer and wider than its predecessor, the new Octavia reinforces its position as one of the largest cars in its class.
by Adrian PadeanuWe’ve seen our fair share of preview images depicting the new Octavia as Skoda had an unusually long teaser campaign for its best-selling product, but now the wait is finally over. It’s a rather busy day for the VAG brand as not only are they showing the wagon prominently featured in the teaser campaign, but also the standard liftback and their plug-in hybrid derivatives carrying the “iV” badging.
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Debuting at a standalone event in Prague, the Octavia 4 (fifth if you’re counting the 1959-1971 model), follows in the new Volkswagen Golf’s footsteps revealed last month. The Czech sibling of Europe’s best-selling car continues to be at the higher end of the compact segment when it comes to size as the liftback is now 19 mm longer and 15 mm wider than before, at 4689 mm and 1829 mm, respectively. The Combi – which is Europe’s best-selling wagon – has also been stretched (+22 mm) and widened (+15 mm) and it now has the exact same length as the liftback. Both share a generous wheelbase measuring 2686 mm or the same as before.
Gallery: 2020 Skoda Octavia
The increased footprint might not seem such a great idea if you plan on using the Octavia 4 in the city seeing as how the previous car was already quite large, but there are some benefits. For example, the liftback’s cargo capacity has increased by 10 liters to 600 while the wagon’s has jumped by 30 liters to a massive 640 liters. In addition, kneeroom for rear passengers is better than ever – at 78 mm or 5 mm more than the model it replaces.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but with the Octavia 3 facelift being heavily criticized for its “four-eye” look, we have a feeling many are happy with Skoda’s decision to revert to regular headlights. Optionally available with matrix LED technology, the headlights are sleeker than those of the old model and lend the car a high-tech look. Fog lights akin to those of the facelifted Superb are noticeable at the front, while the corporate grille now has more edges than before.
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The side profile hasn’t changed all that much, but Skoda does mention there are new 19-inch alloy wheels available and fresh hues known as Crystal Black, Lava Blue, and Titanium Blue. In addition, buyers will be able to opt for Chrome and Dynamic packages, while the wagon will boast redesigned shallow roof rails. Interestingly, drag coefficient has been reduced to 0.24 for the liftback and 0.26 for the wagon for the sake of improving fuel efficiency and reducing emissions. Go for one of the two plug-in hybrid versions and there will be an extra cap on the front fender to conceal the charging port.
Moving at the back, the Scala-esque taillights enable a more modern look and at the same time accentuate the Octavia’s increased width since the clusters now extend on the tailgate for the first time. The full-LED taillights benefit from dynamic indicators and do a little “dance” together with the front lights whenever the car is locked/unlocked as seen on Audis.
Other changes noticeable at the back include the gently sloped trunk lid of the liftback and the somewhat questionable decision to remove the corporate badge and replace it with a large “SKODA” logo. The wagon boasts a large roof-mounted spoiler and comes as standard with a rear wiper, but you’ll have to pay extra to install it on the liftback.
Stepping inside, the revolutionary changes VW has made to the Golf have a correspondent in Octavia as Skoda’s core model has a completely new dashboard similar to the one installed in Wolfsburg’s popular hatchback. Gone is the neatly integrated touchscreen for the infotainment system as there’s now a tablet-like display on top of the dashboard, positioned to the right of the instrument cluster.
The digital driver’s display measures 10.25 inches whereas the infotainment system varies from 8.25 to 10 inches, depending on the level of equipment. Right below the main display on the center console is a touch bar providing quick access to adjust some of the settings like audio volume or the navigation map’s zoom.
The fancy two-spoke steering wheel is making its debut on a production Skoda and provides the driver with access to 14 different functions. Opt for a model equipped with the automatic transmission and the chunky gear lever of the previous Octavia will be replaced by a small selector thanks to the adoption of shift-by-wire tech inherited from the Golf. LED ambient lighting on the door cards and the dashboard will be offered in 10 selectable colors, as will be a newly developed optional Canton sound system, and up to five USB-C ports complemented by a 230V power outlet.
As far as the oily bits are concerned, the engine lineup obviously mirrors that of the new Golf. It starts off with a three-cylinder 1.0 TSI gasoline unit developing 110 hp and 200 Nm (148 lb-ft), which you can have with mild-hybrid tech. The four-cylinder 1.5 TSI is rated at 150 hp and 250 Nm (184 lb-ft) and is also available in an electrified variant, with both carrying the “e-TEC” badge.
The quickest Octavia upon launch will be the version equipped with a DSG-only 2.0 TSI developing 190 hp and 320 Nm (236 lb-ft), which will be good for a 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) in 6.9 seconds and a top speed of 144 mph (232 km/h).
On the diesel side, the 2.0 TDI will be available with 116 hp, 150 hp, and 200 hp, with either a six-speed manual or a seven-speed DSG. Torque for the diesel can go as high as 400 Nm (295 lb-ft) for the all-wheel-drive model, which will complete the sprint in 7.1 seconds.
Then there’s the 1.5 TSI G-TEC, which is Skoda’s way of referring to the version developed to run on compressed natural gas (CNG). It uses a four-cylinder mill hooked up to a six-speed manual or a seven-speed DSG sending 130 hp and 200 Nm (148 lb-ft) to the wheels.
Much like the Superb iV and Golf GTE, the new Octavia will be offered with a plug-in hybrid system rated at a combined 204 hp and 350 Nm (258 lb-ft) courtesy of a 1.4 TSI gasoline engine and an electric motor. It’s been engineered to work with a six-speed DSG and a 13-kWh battery pack offering an electric range of 55 kilometers (34 miles) based on WLTP. Bear in mind that going for the PHEV model will have a negative impact on cargo volume, which will drop to 450 liters for the liftback and to 470 liters for the wagon.
The long-roof model will be the first to go on sale since it’s the more popular body style, with the liftback to follow a few weeks later. The rugged Scout and the sporty RS have already been confirmed for a 2020 release.


HBase/Bigtable Data Stores¶
HBase¶
The code for the HBase support is found in two modules in the source distribution.
geomesa-hbase/geomesa-hbase-datastore
- the core GeoMesa HBase datastoregeomesa-gs-plugin/geomesa-hbase-gs-plugin
- the GeoServer bundle for GeoMesa HBase
HBase Data Store¶
An instance of an HBase data store can be obtained through the normal GeoTools discovery methods, assuming that the GeoMesa code is on the classpath. The HBase data store also requires that an hbase-site.xml
be located on the classpath; the connection parameters for the HBase data store, including hbase.zookeeper.quorum
and hbase.zookeeper.property.clientPort
, are obtained from this file.
Map<String, Serializable> parameters = new HashMap<>;
parameters.put("bigtable.table.name", "geomesa");
parameters.put("namespace", "http://example.com");
org.geotools.data.DataStore dataStore =
org.geotools.data.DataStoreFinder.getDataStore(parameters);
The data store takes two parameters:
bigtable.table.name
- the name of the HBase table that stores feature type datanamespace
- the namespace URI for the data store (optional)
More information on using GeoTools can be found in the GeoTools user guide.
Using the HBase Data Store in GeoServer¶
Bigtable¶
Experimental support for GeoMesa implemented on Google Cloud Bigtable.
The code for Bigtable support is found in two modules in the source distribution:
geomesa-hbase/geomesa-bigtable-datastore
- contains a stub POM for building a Google Cloud Bigtable-backed GeoTools data storegeomesa-gs-plugin/geomesa-bigtable-gs-plugin
- contains a stub POM for building a bundle containing all of the JARs to use the Google Cloud Bigtable data store in GeoServer


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| variable | description |
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population |
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variables |
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operation |
character string specifying a specific method to use. |
sample * |
tbl containing sample that is used by some operation methods. |
strata * |
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... |
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Aggregate data based on given grouping.
aggregate <- function(population, variables, strata,
operation = "mean",
univariate = TRUE, ...) { ... }
univariate
is a boolean specifying whether the aggregation function is univariate or multivariate.
population <- tibble::data_frame(
Metadata_group = c("control", "control", "control", "control",
"experiment", "experiment", "experiment",
"experiment"),
Metadata_batch = c("a", "a", "b", "b", "a", "a", "b", "b"),
AreaShape_Area = c(10, 12, 15, 16, 8, 8, 7, 7)
)
variables <- c("AreaShape_Area")
strata <- c("Metadata_group", "Metadata_batch")
aggregate(population, variables, strata, operation = "mean")
Normalize observation variables based on the specified normalization method.
normalize <- function(population, variables, strata, sample,
operation = "standardize", ...) { ... }
suppressMessages(suppressWarnings(library(magrittr)))
population <- tibble::data_frame(
Metadata_group = c("control", "control", "control", "control",
"experiment", "experiment", "experiment", "experiment"),
Metadata_batch = c("a", "a", "b", "b", "a", "a", "b", "b"),
AreaShape_Area = c(10, 12, 15, 16, 8, 8, 7, 7)
)
variables <- c('AreaShape_Area')
strata <- c('Metadata_batch')
sample <- population %>% dplyr::filter(Metadata_group == 'control')
cytominer::normalize(population, variables, strata, sample, operation = "standardize")
Select observation variables based on the specified variable selection method.
variable_select <- function(population, variables,
sample = NULL,
operation = "variance_threshold", ...) { ... }
suppressMessages(suppressWarnings(library(magrittr)))
population <- tibble::data_frame(
x = rnorm(100),
y = rnorm(100)/1000
)
population %<>% dplyr::mutate(z = x + rnorm(100) / 10)
sample <- population %>% dplyr::slice(1:30)
variables <- c("x", "y", "z")
operation <- "correlation_threshold"
cor(sample)
# `x` and `z` are highly correlated; one of them will be removed
head(population)
futile.logger::flog.threshold(futile.logger::ERROR)
variable_select(population, variables, sample, operation) %>% head()


Author: Matthew Leonawicz
License: MIT
The tiler
package provides a tile generator function for creating map tile sets for use with packages such as leaflet
. In addition to generating map tiles based on a common raster layer source, it also handles the non-geographic edge case, producing map tiles from arbitrary images. These map tiles, which have a a non-geographic simple coordinate reference system, can also be used with leaflet
when applying the simple CRS option.
Map tiles can be created from an input file with any of the following extensions: tif
, grd
and nc
for spatial maps and png
, jpg
and bmp
for basic images.
This package helps R users who wish to create geographic and non-geographic map tiles easily and seamlessly with only a single line of R code. The intent is to do this with a package that has
Install tiler
from CRAN with
install.packages("tiler")
Install the development version from GitHub with
# install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("ropensci/tiler")
For non-geographic tiles, using a png
file is recommended for quality and file size. jpg
may yield a lower quality result, while a large, high resolution bmp
file may have an enormous file size compared to png
.
jpg
and bmp
are optionally supported by tiler
. This means they are not installed and imported with tiler
. It is assumed the user will provide png
images. If using jpg
or bmp
and the packages jpeg
or bmp
are not installed, respectively, tile
will print a message to the console notifying of the required package installations.
This package requires Python and the gdal
library for Python. Windows users are recommended to install OSGeo4W as an easy way to obtain the required gdal
support for Python in Windows. See ?tiler_options
or the package vignette for more information.
Please note that the tiler
project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By contributing to this project, you agree to abide by its terms.


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0.13.4 Release : Cabernet d'Anjou
The PiTiVi team is proud to announce the third release in the 0.13 PiTiVi series.
Due to its dependency on GStreamer, The PiTiVi team strongly recommends users have all official latest gstreamer libraries and plugins installed for the best user experience.
See also Performance problems in 0.13.4.
Features of this release
* video mixing/transparency support
* icon view in source list
* smoother scrolling
* modeless splitting
* seek on click
* faster waveforms
* zoom slider
* UI beautifications
* Speed optimisations
* dbus/hal dependency now optional
* translated in 30 languages
Requirements
* gstreamer >= 0.10.28
* gst-python >= 0.10.16
* gnonlin >= 0.10.15
* pygtk >= 2.14.0
* Python >= 2.5
* zope.interface (http://www.zope.org/Products/ZopeInterface)
* setuptools (http://peak.telecommunity.com/DevCenter/setuptools)
* pygoocanvas (http://live.gnome.org/GooCanvas)
* (optional) dbus and HAL for capture support
Contributors
Ranked by commits:
176 Brandon Lewis
49 Alessandro Decina
27 Edward Hervey
4 Andrej Å½nidarÅ¡iÄ
4 Gabor Kelemen
4 Gianvito Cavasoli
4 Jorge GonzÃ¡lez
4 Marek ÄŒernockÃ½
4 Mario BlÃ¤ttermann
3 AntÃ³nio Lima
3 Jean-FranÃ§ois Fortin Tam
3 Karl Palsson
3 Timo Jyrinki
2 Adi Roiban
2 Alexandre Prokoudine
2 Claude Paroz
2 Flamarion Jorge
2 Jesse AvilÃ©s
2 Rudolfs Mazurs
2 Xandru Armesto Fernandez
1 Aleksander Åukasiewicz
1 Aron Xu
1 Daniel Nylander
1 Dimitris Tsiolis
1 Fran DiÃ©guez
1 Greg Auger
1 Ivaylo Valkov
1 Jan DrÃ¡bek
1 Jennie Petoumenou
1 Lucian Adrian Grijincu
1 Matej UrbanÄiÄ
1 Philip Withnall
1 Robin Norwood
1 Rodolfo Ribeiro Gomes
1 Stephen Griffiths
1 Tim Waugh
1 dumol
Download
PiTiVi source tarballs are available on gnome FTP: http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/pitivi/0.13/
See the website for distribution-specific packages.
Information and Feedback
- Information for users and developers can be found on the PiTiVi website : http://www.pitivi.org/
- Comments and feedback are welcome.
- Mailing-list<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- PiTiVi bug-tracker : http://bugzilla.gnome.org/browse.cgi?product=pitivi
Bugs Fixed
- 589814 : keyframe should have percentage labels
- 610072 : crash when crossing trimming handles
- 354647 : Use gtk.IconView for sources
- 432647 : Viewer slider should be clickable
- 558019 : Import/Open is a bit confusing
- 604699 : broken link to Brandon's wiki in the gnonlin docs
- 337967 : avoid black frames as video thumbnails in the source list
- 575356 : timeout on importing large clip
- 575983 : pitivi doesn't find Python 2.6 well
- 576289 : tagging PiTiVi's audio streams for pulseaudio
- 579544 : cannot add layers above existing ones
- 584135 : " No audio " gets changed to some audio improperly; handle properly timelines without audio or without video
- 585735 : patch Use different colors for video and audio clips
- 585738 : Difference between mounted videos / different layers
- 586025 : use a slider instead of 2 zoom buttons
- 589691 : keyframes outside trimmed regions cannot be adjusted
- 590569 : lack of consistency : icon for razor is a pair of scissor
- 590632 : hide the previewer's slider widget when not previewing something directly in the source list
- 590784 : shift + click should select a horizontal range of clips
- 593663 : Preference window initial size is too small
- 593962 : Bad string concatenation in gettext call (mainwindow.py)
- 593977 : loading projects is slow
- 594389 : move playhead on click - better splitting metaphor
- 594826 : alpha channel for PNG images
- 595362 : default empty timeline length is way too long
- 595402 : delete key on a clip in the source list should remove it.
- 595960 : thumbnails are slow to generate when zooming
- 596134 : render sound is desynched
- 596267 : division by zero when trying to load a timeline that starts with a still image
- 596948 : Can't grab waveform extremities
- 597243 : delete key on a clip in the source list should remove it only if the timeline is not focused
- 597703 : Trim handles can get glued together
- 597704 : Traceback when undoing 'split' operation
- 597711 : Traceback when undoing 'ungroup' operation
- 597790 : Traceback while previewing audio stream
- 598342 : OGG Theora ignores rendering resolution
- 602892 : clips deleted in the source list are not restored in the timeline when undoing deletion
- 603045 : viewer no longer displays after dropping files
- 603102 : cannot render until the timeline has been seeked, and traceback if trying to seek after trying to render directly
- 603107 : keyframes are hard to manipulate near trimming handles/clips edges
- 603148 : unlinking clips resets the playhead position
- 603149 : splitting resets the playhead position
- 603202 : PiTiVi can't load its own project format/file
- 603203 : More frame rate support
- 603424 : first seek doesn't work until you used the ruler to seek
- 603425 : video curves' hitbox eats kittens
- 604381 : tracebacks when trying to open an old project (0.13.1 release screencast)
- 607408 : Pitivi does not respect theme settings
- 607614 : downmix channels for drawing audio waveforms on the timeline
- 608949 : keyboard shortcuts for scrubbing/frame seeking broke
- 609426 : traceback when importing an MPEG2-TS file (.mts, .m2ts)
- 611761 : some mpeg files get detected as sound-only
- 611915 : Timeout not configurable
- 611946 : some clips randomly cause pitivi to segfault on import since changes in thumbnailing
- 611996 : Files with % and # in the file name can't be imported by drag and drop
- 581816 : render output filename not in unicode
- 593465 : changing project settings does not mark the project as changed
- 594312 : convert entities in filenames in the render dialog
...and more. See the list of bugs fixed on Bugzilla
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| Class | Description |
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| AnalyticItem | |
| AnalyticPiItem | |
| Attribute |
Attribute contains a key/value pair.
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| BeaconRequest | |
| BeaconResponse | |
| CloudPagesResponse | |
| DatabaseConfigUtil |
Used to generate ormlite_config.txt from maven so that table creation is fast and doesn't have to parse
tons of annotations
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| DeviceData |
Base class for any objects needing to access the generated device id
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| ETSqliteOpenHelper | |
| GeofenceRequest | |
| GeofenceResponse | |
| LatLon | |
| LocationUpdate | |
| Message | |
| Region | |
| RegionMessage |
Join table to map geofence regions to messages in many-to-many relationships
Not for developer use, used internally by ExactTarget.
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| Registration |


class: center, middle # Regular Expressions: Pattern matching --- # Pattern matching Sometime we want to match not a single equality but a pattern. Mostly this is used for text processing. https://docs.python.org/3/library/re.html Regular expressions (RE) are used to match a string. It is a test to see if a string matches a pattern. --- #Simple usage ```python import re RESULT = re.search(PATTERN,QUERYSTRING) if RESULT: # WE HAD A MATCH else: # WE DID NOT HAVE A MATCH ``` ```python import re m = re.search("bow","elbow") if m: print("matched bow") else: print("did not match bow") ``` --- #Regular expressions and matching Matches pattern to string There are several components to the match. * All the alpha numeric characters match themselves * Upper and lowercase are respected * Special characters to match extra patterns * \d matches numeric (0-9) * \D matches NOT numeric not(0-9) * \s matches white space * \S matches NOT white space * [A-Z] - ranges, all letters A-Z * . - matches anything ```python re.search('\d bird', '8 birds') # true re.search('\d bird', '1 bird') # true re.search('\d bird', 'A bird') # false re.search('[123] bird', '1 bird') # true re.search('[0-3] bird', '4 birds') # false re.search('\d bird', '4 Birds') # false re.search('\d [Bb]ird', '4 Birds') # true ``` --- #Modifiers Additionally the RE grammar allows repetitions * + - match one or more times * * - match zero or more times * ? - match 0 or 1 time ```python re.search('\d birds?','8 birds') # true re.search('\d birds?','1 bird') # true re.search('A+B','AAAAAAB') # true re.search('A+B','AB') # true re.search('A+B','B') # false re.search('A*B','AAAAAAB') # true re.search('A*B','AB') # true re.search('A*B','B') # true ``` --- #Grouping patterns and Capture Use Parentheses to group patterns and further repeat. Items in the parentheses that are captured can be retrieved and used. ```python import re m = re.search("((AB)+)C","ABABABCDED") if m: print("Group 0",m.group(0)) print("Group 1",m.group(1)) print("Group 2",m.group(2)) ``` --- #Context of pattern * ^ - matches beginning of string * $ - matches end of string ```python re.search('\d bird', '8 birds') # true re.search('\d bird$', '8 birds') # false re.search('^\d bird', '8 birds') # true re.search('^\d bird', '10 birds') # false ``` --- # pattern searching If you want to find more than one occurance, or count the number occurance you can use `search` or `findall` options ```python start =0 m = re.search(pattern, string, start) while( m ): # process this match start = m.end()+1 m = re.search(pattern,string,start) ``` --- #Speeding up Python REs have an option called `compile` which will (potentially) improve speed of pattern matching ``` pattern = re.compile("AACA") matches = pattern.search(DNA) if match: print(match.group(0)) ```` --- # Practical example Restriction Enzymes ``` EcoRI = "GAATTC" EcoRII = "CC[AT]GG" RestrictionEnzymes = [EcoRI, EcoRII] DNA = "ACAGACGAGAGAATTCGGTAGAT" for RE in RestrictionEnzymes: pattern = re.compile(RE) match = pattern.search(DNA) count = pattern.findall(DNA) print(RE,"matches", len(count), "sites") print("//") ``` --- #More examples See https://github.com/biodataprog/code_templates/tree/master/Regexp


Hispanic-Market Broadcast: “Familia,” “Amor y Leche”
Utilized the strength of everyday heroes to communicate the importance of drinking milk for strong bones.
Utilized the strength of everyday heroes to communicate the importance of drinking milk for strong bones.


This is a geotagged image browser, sourcing from flickr. Drag the map to start images loading. You can click on an icon on the map to load that image at full size in a new tab. Links on the right side can do the same thing. Added bonus: there's also a context menu on each map marker.
Also Note: This page is using free api keys to query the maps and images. If stuff stops working it's likely because of query overruns.
Last but not least: All queries are run with the "work safe" parameter set.