NOTE: this article is still under development. Last significant update: Oct 15, 2006.
The goal of the article is to help users/developers understand XRuby's internal.
So how to compile Ruby to Java bytecode? First, you do not have to be a bytecode expert to think of this problem. Java's bytecode is a very high level abstraction on top of native machine instructions, and is very close to the Java source code. So you can just think of the problem as: how to represent a Ruby program in Java?
The two languages have lots of things in common: Ruby is a OO language, it has classes, methods, variables etc, Java has them as well. Does it mean we can map Ruby's class as a Java class, Ruby's method as a Java method? Well, besides all the similarities, there are enough differences to make the naive idea infeasible: first, Ruby is a Dynamic Typing language, so a method can take parameters of different types, while in Java, parameters' type are part of the signature. Second, in Ruby, method can be added and removed dynamically from a class, and current JVM does not support this behavior very well. It worth pointing out the above problems may be addressed in future version JVM, please check out Gilad Bracha's work at JSR 292.
So one solution is to maintain a type system ourselves, and this is the approach that XRuby is using (Ruby.NET seems to use this as well). So from the JVM's point of view, a Ruby class is just an object, which contains other objects that represent methods etc. We will talk more about this later.
Another approach is to compile the source code dynamically. Given type information is known at run time, it is possible to compile the code into very efficient code (same methods may be compiled to several different versions due to the duck typing nature).
TODO compare the two approaches.
def say_hello_three_times 3.times {puts 'hello'} end say_hello_three_timeswe save the above code as test.rb, and then compile it using XRuby:
java -jar xruby-0.3.3.jar -c test.rbThen we get test.jar file, we can run the program with the following command:
java -jar test.jar
Of course you will see the following output:
hello hello helloIf you look at the test.jar file, you will find three class files:
//test/main.class public class main implements RubyProgram { public main() { } public static void main(String args[]) { RubyRuntime.init(args); (new main()).run(); RubyRuntime.fini(); } public RubyValue run() { RubyRuntime.ObjectClass.defineMethod("say_hello_three_times", new say_hello_three_times._cls0()); return RubyRuntime.callMethod(ObjectFactory.topLevelSelfValue, null, null, "say_hello_three_times"); } } //say_hello_three_times$0.class class say_hello_three_times$0 extends RubyMethod { protected RubyValue run(RubyValue rubyvalue, RubyArray arrayvalue, RubyBlock rubyblock) { return RubyRuntime.callPublicMethod(ObjectFactory.createFixnum(3), null, new BLOCK._cls1(), "times"); } public say_hello_three_times$0() { super(0, false); } } //test/BLOCK$1.class class BLOCK$1 extends RubyBlock { protected RubyValue run(RubyValue rubyvalue, RubyArray arrayvalue) { RubyArray arrayvalue1 = new RubyArray(1); arrayvalue1.add(ObjectFactory.createString("hello")); return RubyRuntime.callMethod(rubyvalue, arrayvalue1, null, "puts"); } public BLOCK$1() { super(0, false); } }
Class "main" represents the program: first a private method "say_hello_three_times" is defined on "Object" class, then the method is called with no parameter, no block and top level "self" as the receiver.
Class "say_hello_three_times$0" represent the implementation of the "say_hello_three_times" method(think of the command pattern). In its body, we can see "time" method is called on Fixnum "3"(receiver). Still no parameter(null), but a block is passed in.
Class BLOCK$1 represents the blocks passed to "3.times", and its body is the implementation of "puts 'hello'".
The easiest way to jump start XRuby hacking is to study the source code in the 'com.xruby.runtime.builtin' packages.
The following code snippet illustrates how Fixnm::+ is implemented:
class Fixnum_operator_plus extends RubyMethod { public Fixnum_operator_plus() { super(1); } protected RubyValue run(RubyValue receiver, RubyArray args, RubyBlock block) { RubyFixnum value1 = (RubyFixnum)receiver.getValue(); RubyFixnum value2 = (RubyFixnum)args.get(0).getValue(); return ObjectFactory.createFixnum(value1.intValue() + value2.intValue()); } } ... RubyClass c = RubyRuntime.GlobalScope.defineNewClass("Fixnum", RubyRuntime.IntegerClass); c.defineMethod(CommonRubyID.plusID, new Fixnum_operator_plus()); ...
XRuby's parser used Antlr as the parser generator. This is so far the only alternative ruby grammar other than the one in the c ruby.
For lots of programming languages, lexing and parsing are two seperated steps: first lexer groups input characters into tokens, then parser groups tokens into syntactical units. But in Ruby (and Perl), lexer and parser are more tightly coupled: sometimes the lexer need context information from the passer ( e.g. expression substitutions in a double quote string)!
As XRuby developers, our changes may break the compiler and make bad bytecodes get generated. When this happens, there are three tools we can rely on: javap, ASM, and your favorite Java decompiler (I recommend jad).
If the generated class file is well formed but does not work as expected, we can simply use decompiler to translate bytecodes to very readable Java source code, then spot errors.
If what you get is a verifier error, then most decompilers do not work (jad may simply crash in this situation). We have to go back to javap and read at bytecode level. Most of the time the message given by the JVM class verifier is not helpful, but we can use ASM to get to the error location quicker (see ASM FAQ: Why do I get the [xxx] verifier error?).


Robert G. Calkins, "Stages of Execution: Procedures of
Illumination as Revealed in an Unfinished Book of Hours,"
Gesta 17.1 (1978), 61-70.
Full Text
L. M. J. Delaissé, "The Importance of Books of Hours for the
History of the Medieval Book," in Ursula E. McCracken, Lilian M. C.
Randall and Richard H. Randall, Jr., eds., Gatherings in Honor
of Dorothy E. Miner, pp. 203-225. Baltimore: Walters Art
Gallery, 1974.
HOLLIS Record
John P. Harthan, Books of Hours. New York,
1977.
HOLLIS Record
Roger S. Wieck, Time Sanctified: The Book of Hours in Medieval
Life and Art. New York, 1988.
HOLLIS Record
Roger S. Wieck, Painted Prayers: The Book of Hours in Medieval
and Renaissance Art. New York, 1997.
HOLLIS Record
The Wikipedia entry on the Books of Hours has a fairly general introduction to the genre and uses Houghton Library’s MS Richardson 7 as one of its live links presumably because it is fairly typical, digitized from cover to cover and freely available.
A Hypertext Book of Hours is included on the
medievalist.net site.
A tutorial on the Book of Hours and an Index to a Selection of Uses
is part of the website of the Institute for the Study of Illuminated
Manuscripts in Denmark.
This commercial site includes a guide to the basic structure of a Book of Hours and an online tutorial.
You can see and listen to a series of brief lectures by Roger S. Wieck, Curator of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts at the Morgan Library and Museum in New York, on the Prayer Book of Queen Claude of France.
You can listen to a lecture by Nigel Morgan, an acknowledged world expert, on English Books of Hours which he delivered at a symposium on illuminated manuscripts at the State Library of Victoria in Australia on 3 April 2008.


Ex-CIA officer jailed for spying for China
A former CIA case officer has been sentenced by a US federal judge in Virginia to serve 19 years in prison after he pleaded guilty in May to conspiring to become a spy for China, federal prosecutors say.
Jerry Chun Shing Lee, 55, left the CIA in 2007 and moved to Hong Kong. A few years later, in 2010, he was approached by two Chinese intelligence officers who offered to pay him $US100,000 and to take care of him "for life" for information he had acquired as a CIA officer.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars were subsequently paid into Lee's personal bank account between 2010 and 2013 in exchange for his services.
"Instead of embracing that responsibility and honouring his commitment to not disclose national defence information, Lee sold out his country, conspired to become a spy for a foreign government, and then repeatedly lied to investigators about his conduct," Zachary Terwilliger, the US Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, said in a statement.
According to the Justice Department, the FBI conducted a search of Lee's hotel room in Hawaii in August 2012 and discovered he had an address book and day planner containing handwritten notes he had made during his time as a CIA case officer prior to 2004.
The notes included highly sensitive intelligence, such as the names of CIA assets, operational meeting locations, phone numbers and details on covert facilities.
He later lied to the FBI when he was confronted.
He pleaded guilty in May to conspiring to deliver national security defence information to aid a foreign government.


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Brides-to-be, avoid these hair mistakes before your big day!
by TNNIf you’re a bride-to-be, it’s essential to get your bridal look planned to the T. And when it comes to bridal hairdos, there are few things to keep in mind to look your best. Here are some common mistakes brides make when it comes to their hair:
NOT TAKING A TRIAL BEFOREHAND
Pooja Singh, national creative director at a hair salon chain, says, “It is imperative for a bride to get a makeup and hairstyle trial before the wedding day. All styling and makeup trials should be done a week before so that any changes, if required, can be corrected. Ideally, she should show the outfits of wedding ceremonies to the makeup and hair stylist so that they can advise on the makeup and hair colour accordingly.”
 So, wash your hair two days in advance and, if you’re the type who needs to wash their hair daily, opt for a dry shampoo instead.
GETTING A HEAVILY LAYERED HAIRCUT
“A bride-to-be should keep in mind that she would not be leaving her hair open for all the functions. Hence, avoid getting heavily layered blunt haircuts too close to the wedding,” says Savio John Pereira, celebrity hairstylist. “Stay away from bangs and fringes in general, unless you are ready to sport the fringe for all the occasions,” he adds.
GETTING HAIR COLOURED AT THE LAST MOMENT
When it comes to your mane, it’s tempting to colour your hair by opting for highlights or balayage colour treatments to get a new look or cover a few greys. However, don’t wait till the very last moment. “It’s advisable that one should colour their hair at least 15 days to a month in advance as it takes time for the colour to settle,” says Zaara Kazi, Style Director at a Salon and Spa.
NOT CHOOSING THE RIGHT FLOWERS FOR YOUR HAIRSTYLE
Ever since Anushka Sharma sported roses in her bridal hairdo, the internet’s obsessed with the look. If you’re using flowers, speak to a florist on which ones will last long, and not wilt during the day or due to harsh lights. Store your flowers in the fridge to keep them looking fresh and take them out just when you’re hairdo is getting finished.


- read() - Method in class org.jamplate.impl.model.FileDocument
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- read() - Method in class org.jamplate.impl.model.PseudoDocument
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- read(Tree) - Static method in class org.jamplate.impl.util.Trees
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Read the source-code of the given tree
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- read(Reference) - Method in interface org.jamplate.model.Document
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Read the content at the given reference
in this document.
- read() - Method in interface org.jamplate.model.Document
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Read the content of this document.
- readLine(Tree) - Static method in class org.jamplate.impl.util.Trees
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Read the whole line that the given tree
is at on its document.
- RecursiveAnalyzer - Class in org.jamplate.impl.analyzer
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A wrapper analyzer that recursively analyze the trees given to it using a pre-specified
analyzer.
- RecursiveAnalyzer(Analyzer) - Constructor for class org.jamplate.impl.analyzer.RecursiveAnalyzer
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Construct a wrapper analyzer that recursively analyze the children of the trees
given to it using the given analyzer
.
- RecursiveParser - Class in org.jamplate.impl.parser
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A parser that parses using another parser then add to the results the result of parsing
each tree using this parser (which will make it parse recursively).
- RecursiveParser(Parser) - Constructor for class org.jamplate.impl.parser.RecursiveParser
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Construct a new recursive parser that parses using the given parser
.
- Reference - Class in org.jamplate.model
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A source reference is a component that points to a document or a fragment of it.
- Reference() - Constructor for class org.jamplate.model.Reference
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Construct a new reference with the position 0
and 0
length.
- Reference(int) - Constructor for class org.jamplate.model.Reference
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Construct a new reference wit the given position
and 0
length.
- Reference(int, int) - Constructor for class org.jamplate.model.Reference
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Construct a new reference that starts at the given position
and has the
given length
.
- reference() - Method in class org.jamplate.model.Tree
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Get the reference of this tree.
- relation() - Method in enum org.jamplate.model.Intersection
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Returns the relation from this the opposite intersection to this intersection.
- Relation - Enum in org.jamplate.model
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An enumeration of the possible directions to the relatives of a source.
- remove() - Method in class org.jamplate.model.Tree
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Remove this tree from its parent, the tree before it and the tree after it.
- replace(Node.Key) - Method in class org.jamplate.model.Sketch
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Replace the component of this sketch with the given key
with another
sketch.
- RepllocAddrExecInstr - Class in org.jamplate.impl.instruction
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REPLLOC( ADDR , EXEC( INSTR ) )
- RepllocAddrExecInstr(String, Instruction) - Constructor for class org.jamplate.impl.instruction.RepllocAddrExecInstr
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Construct a new instruction that allocates the results from executing the given
instruction
to the given address
as the address in REPLLOC
style.
- RepllocAddrExecInstr(Tree, String, Instruction) - Constructor for class org.jamplate.impl.instruction.RepllocAddrExecInstr
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Construct a new instruction that allocates the results from executing the given
instruction
to the given address
as the address in REPLLOC
style.
- RepreeAddr - Class in org.jamplate.impl.instruction
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REPREE( ADDR )
- RepreeAddr(String) - Constructor for class org.jamplate.impl.instruction.RepreeAddr
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Construct a new instruction that frees (replace free) the given address
in
the heap when executed.
- RepreeAddr(Tree, String) - Constructor for class org.jamplate.impl.instruction.RepreeAddr
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Construct a new instruction that frees (replace free) the given address
in
the heap when executed.
- ReprntConst - Class in org.jamplate.impl.instruction
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REPRNT( CONST )
- ReprntConst(Tree) - Constructor for class org.jamplate.impl.instruction.ReprntConst
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Construct a new instruction that prints the content of the given tree
to
the console when executed.
- ReprntConst(String) - Constructor for class org.jamplate.impl.instruction.ReprntConst
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Construct a new instruction that prints the given constant
to the console
when executed.
- ReprntConst(Tree, String) - Constructor for class org.jamplate.impl.instruction.ReprntConst
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Construct a new instruction that prints the given constant
to the console
when executed.
- RIGHT - Static variable in class org.jamplate.impl.Component
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The key of the component at the right.
- root - Variable in class org.jamplate.impl.model.CompilationImpl
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The root tree of this compilation.
- root(Tree) - Static method in class org.jamplate.impl.util.Trees
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Return the root tree of the given tree
.


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#include </Users/howes/src/sidecar/IO/Channel.h>
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| Channel (const std::string &name, const std::string &typeName, const TaskRef &task, size_t channelIndex=0) | |
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| const std::string & | getName () const |
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| const Messages::MetaTypeInfo * | getMetaTypeInfo () const |
| const std::string & | getTypeName () const |
| Obtain the name of the data type configured for the channel. More... | |
| Messages::MetaTypeInfo::Value | getTypeKey () const |
| Obtain the unique key of the data type configured for the channel. More... | |
| void | addRecipient (const TaskRef &task, size_t channelIndex) |
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| void | setSender (const TaskRef &sender) |
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| const TaskRef & | getSender () const |
| Obtain the Task object that sends data over this channel. More... | |
| bool | deliver (ACE_Message_Block *data) const |
| Deliver a message over the channel to the registered recipients. More... | |
| void | updateSenderUsingData (bool value) const |
| Invoke Task::setUsingData() for the sender assigned to this channel. More... | |
| bool | areAnyRecipientsUsingData () const |
| Determine if there are any downstream recipients that demand data from the channel's sender. More... | |
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| static Logger::Log & | Log () |
Representation of a named and typed data channel.
Channels represent typed-connections between IO::Task objects. Channels are one-way, from sender to one or more receipients. Use addRecipient() to add a new connection to another IO::Task object.
All recipient connections have an index value associated with them, which is the index into the recipient's list of input channels. This value is conveyed to the receiving Task by storing it in the priority slot of the ACE_Message_Block of the containing the message. The code for RecipientList::deliver() describes this in detail.
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Determine if there are any downstream recipients that demand data from the channel's sender.
Definition at line 115 of file Channel.h.
Referenced by SideCar::IO::ChannelVector::areAnyRecipientsUsingData().
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Deliver a message over the channel to the registered recipients.
| data | the message to deliver |
Definition at line 103 of file Channel.h.
Referenced by SideCar::IO::Task::doClearStatsRequest().
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Obtain the name of the channel.
A channel name is defined by the task that holds the Channel object.
Definition at line 61 of file Channel.h.
Referenced by SideCar::IO::ChannelVector::add(), SideCar::IO::ChannelVector::findName(), SideCar::Algorithms::Router::startup(), and SideCar::Algorithms::Printer::startup().
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Obtain the unique key of the data type configured for the channel.
Definition at line 75 of file Channel.h.
Referenced by SideCar::Algorithms::CPISimpleOp::shutdown(), SideCar::Algorithms::FanOut::startup(), SideCar::Algorithms::FanIn::startup(), SideCar::Algorithms::Recorder::startup(), SideCar::Algorithms::ShiftBins::startup(), SideCar::Algorithms::Delay::startup(), SideCar::Algorithms::CPIAlgorithm::startup(), SideCar::Algorithms::CPISimpleOp::startup(), and SideCar::Algorithms::Printer::startup().
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Set the Task object that sends data over this channel.
| sender | Task that sends data over the channel |
Definition at line 89 of file Channel.h.
Referenced by SideCar::Runner::StreamBuilder::Make().
| void Channel::updateSenderUsingData | ( | bool | value | ) | const |
Invoke Task::setUsingData() for the sender assigned to this channel.
| value | the new value to use |
Definition at line 17 of file Channel.cc.
References Logger::Log::Find(), LOGINFO, and SideCar::IO::Task::setUsingData().
Referenced by SideCar::IO::Task::addInputChannel().


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It's bubble time! Blow as many bubbles as you like and pop them with your mouse to catch the cool prizes inside. Collect the prizes in your container and watch out for bubble invaders trying to spoil the fun.
2) Make your character move left and right with two keys on your keyboard. ('A' and 'D' are used in the demo.) If your character reaches the edge of the screen, keep it from going off the screen.
3) Create two more sprites: a bubble sprite and another sprite to blow the bubble out of.
4) Have lots of bubbles come out of the blower when you press a key. ('W' is used in the demo.) Make the bubbles different sizes and have them blow in different directions.
5) When you click a bubble with your mouse, make the bubble pop. Create a sprite that follows your mouse to pop the bubble with. Add a sound effect!

7) Make an undesirable object come out of the bubbles, too. Make it is so that there is a 50% chance of having the fun thing come out or the not-so-fun thing.
9) Create a container sprite to put the objects in. Have your character put the objects in the container when you press a key. ('Down' is used in the demo.) Make it so the character can only put the object in the container when it is within a certain distance of it.
10) Keep track of how many fun items your character places in the container and display it on the screen.
11) If an undesirable object touches your character, have your collection disappear. Make sure your item count goes back to zero.
12) After your character collects a certain number of fun objects, show that the game has ended (be creative!) and freeze the game.
13) Add instructions for how you play the game and keep them on the screen during play.


§235-36 Apportionment; sales factor; tangible personalty. Sales of tangible personal property are in this State if:
(1) The property is delivered or shipped to a purchaser, other than the United States government, within this State regardless of the f.o.b. point or other conditions of the sale; or
(2) The property is shipped from an office, store, warehouse, factory, or other place of storage in this State and the:
(A) Purchaser is the United States government; or
(B) Taxpayer is not taxable in the state of the purchaser. [L 1967, c 33, pt of §1; HRS §235-36; am L 2017, c 12, §42]


Unveiled at the 1893 Columbian technology exposition, the floating city of Columbia captured the imagination of the world with its grace, beauty and the ingenuity of its design. Heralded as both a scientific marvel and a symbol of the success of the American Experiment, Columbia represented the country’s glorious ascent at the end of the nineteenth century.
For a time, Columbia was bathed in the warm glow of American national pride and world wonder, but such adoration could not last. Its proud and zealous Founders believed the city to be outside of the jurisdiction of the US government. Contravening the orders of US President McKinley, the city used lethal force to quell an uprising against foreign imperialism halfway across the world in China. Shortly after, Columbia’s leader Zachery Hale Comstock ordered the dissolution of Columbia’s alliance with the US government and the city’s secession from The Union swiftly followed.
When former government agent Booker DeWitt arrives in Columbia looking for the young woman known only as Elizabeth, it’s like he’s stepped through the gates of paradise. Columbia looks to be a bustling hub of productivity, a luxurious leisure retreat and an ark of hope and prosperity. Its streets gleam like gold and taking to its Sky-Line network is like flying with angels.
But there is a darker side to the city that quickly reveals itself. The founders of Columbia revile what they view as the dilution of Columbian patriotism and encourage its citizens to bear arms against “foreigners and anarchists”. The religious zeal with which Father Comstock rules over the city serves as a boot on the neck of its people. While Columbia’s towering architecture is awe inspiring against the dazzling blue sky, its politics pollute its wholesome image and tinge its wonder with subversive poison.
Nonetheless, it is into Columbia that DeWitt must venture if he is to fulfil his mission of retrieving Elizabeth. Along the way he’ll experience spectacular scenes play out across the living, breathing canvas of Columbia as Irrational Games’ realises its vision of one of the most ambitious cityscapes ever created. Columbia is a city of beauty, but DeWitt seems destined to discover the hard way that beauty is only skin deep. Beneath the city’s gleaming facade and extraordinary architecture is a dark, troubled and terrifying soul.


Hello and welcome to our website! We are four young women involved in the Girls Who Code
Summer Immersion Program! In this course, we, as a group of four, got the opportunity to make anything we wanted using
our knowledge of code that we learned over five weeks of study. We chose to apply our education to create a game and website to spread awareness about the threats
that polar bears are facing due to global warming and climate change.
 On this website you will can find our game, details about what you can do to help, and information about us! We hope you enjoy!


So what was it like?
A sudden change in the course of my 'river' saw me heading off to Wellington at the beginning of this year. There I completed the second section of the Enspiral Dev Academy course, on site for nine weeks. A brand new and unexpected adventure!
My head is still spinning! It was an intensive 9 weeks, in a focused immersive environment, designed to encourage accelerated learning. The course pushed me beyond what I thought I was capable of, while supporting my learning in practical ways. There was both theoretical and practical learning, with lots of pair-programming and group project experience. What did I get out if it? Well, apart from the obvious technical skills, and some life-long friends, I re-discovered my love of programming. After working for one company for a number of years, it was so refreshing to learn new ways of doing things and spend time discovering new technolgies. I was greedy to learn and I was encouraged to endulge myself!


How To Survive Exams
For many people, finals week during college is a rite of passage. Coffee becomes your best friend. At any given time, you might encounter someone crying. And the library suddenly becomes a social space. In fact, one student told us that their library had to ban sleeping bags because people would stay overnight to “optimize their study time.”
There are endless blog posts on how to study and be successful during finals. But at the end of the day, the most important thing you can do at the end of the semester is be proactive about your self-care. Here are eight tips for surviving (and dare we say, thriving) during exams week:
Have a Self-Care Plan in Place
Leading up to finals, make a self-care plan. Small things like preparing snacks and having positive playlists to listen to can make a huge difference when you sit down to study. Decide what steps you will take when you start to feel overwhelmed.
Additionally, our brains light up when we cross off tasks. It feels good, and it’ll make you want to keep going! You can even set rewards in between a set number of tasks, so you don’t burn out while studying.
Minimize “Stress Bragging”
When we’re surrounded by others doing the same thing as us, our natural instinct is to compare. During finals week, phrases like “Oh, I only slept 2 hours last night” and “This is my sixth cup of coffee today,” seem commonplace. That’s exactly the problem.
By bragging about how unwell we are during finals, we set the expectation that not taking care of yourself is a prerequisite to being successful during finals. Glorifying stress is not a good thing, and it certainly doesn’t mark you as a better student. Encourage those around you to practice self-care too.
Listen to Your Body
It’s common during finals to develop tunnel vision. Life becomes studying, eating, and sleeping; that’s it. As a result, we may neglect our other physical needs. Be mindful of your body as you go throughout the day
If something is starting to hurt, get up and take a walk. Not feeling ready to sleep even though it’s late at night? Maybe don’t drink that next coffee. Your body knows you and what you need to stay healthy.
Protect Your Sleep
Sleep is critical during finals week. It may be tempting to pull an all-nighter for that exam you have in the morning.
If anything, you should aim to get more than sleep than usual the night before an exam so that you have enough time to get ready for it in the morning without being rushed.
Reward Yourself For Your Achievements
You may think about finishing your exam and then immediately going to study for the next one, out of fear of losing momentum. Give yourself the time to recharge.
Watch an episode or two of your favorite show.  Make a playlist of your favorite songs. It’s okay to spend a little bit of time not thinking about school. You’ll feel more refreshed when it’s time get working again.
Make Plans With Friends
One of the best things you can do for your mental health during finals is socialize.
Depending on your friends’ schedules, this could be anything from studying together in the library to heading off campus for a quick snack. Making plans ahead of time forces you to take breaks in your day; plus, it allows you to check on friends who may be struggling.
All is Temporary
Your grades are not a reflection of your self-worth. School does not determine the rest of your life. Things may be hard right now, but you’re able to get through it. This stress is temporary.
And if you need help, don’t be afraid to reach out. Your friends, classmates, and professors want to help you succeed. You can also text one of our Crisis Counselors at 741741. You don’t have to struggle by yourself.
Breathe In
Because why go through all of this just to not make it to your finals?
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class Mail::POP3
The Pop3 retriever allows to get the last, first or all emails from a POP3 server. Each email retrieved (RFC2822) is given
as an instance of Message
.
While being retrieved, emails can be yielded if a block is given.
Example of retrieving Emails from GMail:¶ ↑
Mail.defaults do retriever_method :pop3, { :address => "pop.gmail.com", :port => 995, :user_name => '<username>', :password => '<password>', :enable_ssl => true } end Mail.all #=> Returns an array of all emails Mail.first #=> Returns the first unread email Mail.last #=> Returns the last unread email
You can also pass options into Mail.find to locate an email in your pop mailbox with the following options:
what: last or first emails. The default is :first. order: order of emails returned. Possible values are :asc or :desc. Default value is :asc. count: number of emails to retrieve. The default value is 10. A value of 1 returns an instance of Message, not an array of Message instances. Mail.find(:what => :first, :count => 10, :order => :asc) #=> Returns the first 10 emails in ascending order
Attributes
Public Class Methods
# File lib/mail/network/retriever_methods/pop3.rb, line 36 def initialize(values) self.settings = { :address => "localhost", :port => 110, :user_name => nil, :password => nil, :authentication => nil, :enable_ssl => false }.merge!(values) end
Public Instance Methods
Returns the connection object of the retrievable (IMAP or POP3)
# File lib/mail/network/retriever_methods/pop3.rb, line 101 def connection(&block) raise ArgumentError.new('Mail::Retrievable#connection takes a block') unless block_given? start do |pop3| yield pop3 end end
Delete all emails from a POP3 server
# File lib/mail/network/retriever_methods/pop3.rb, line 91 def delete_all start do |pop3| unless pop3.mails.empty? pop3.delete_all pop3.finish end end end
Find emails in a POP3 mailbox. Without any options, the 5 last received emails are returned.
Possible options:
what: last or first emails. The default is :first. order: order of emails returned. Possible values are :asc or :desc. Default value is :asc. count: number of emails to retrieve. The default value is 10. A value of 1 returns an instance of Message, not an array of Message instances. delete_after_find: flag for whether to delete each retreived email after find. Default is false. Use #find_and_delete if you would like this to default to true.
# File lib/mail/network/retriever_methods/pop3.rb, line 57 def find(options = {}, &block) options = validate_options(options) start do |pop3| mails = pop3.mails pop3.reset # Clears all "deleted" marks. This prevents non-explicit/accidental deletions due to server settings. mails.sort! { |m1, m2| m2.number <=> m1.number } if options[:what] == :last mails = mails.first(options[:count]) if options[:count].is_a? Integer if options[:what].to_sym == :last && options[:order].to_sym == :desc || options[:what].to_sym == :first && options[:order].to_sym == :asc || mails.reverse! end if block_given? mails.each do |mail| new_message = Mail.new(mail.pop) new_message.mark_for_delete = true if options[:delete_after_find] yield new_message mail.delete if options[:delete_after_find] && new_message.is_marked_for_delete? # Delete if still marked for delete end else emails = [] mails.each do |mail| emails << Mail.new(mail.pop) mail.delete if options[:delete_after_find] end emails.size == 1 && options[:count] == 1 ? emails.first : emails end end end
Private Instance Methods
Start a POP3 session and ensure that it will be closed in any case. Any messages marked for deletion via find_and_delete or with the :delete_after_find option will be deleted when the session is closed.
# File lib/mail/network/retriever_methods/pop3.rb, line 124 def start(config = Configuration.instance, &block) raise ArgumentError.new("Mail::Retrievable#pop3_start takes a block") unless block_given? pop3 = Net::POP3.new(settings[:address], settings[:port], false) pop3.enable_ssl(OpenSSL::SSL::VERIFY_NONE) if settings[:enable_ssl] pop3.start(settings[:user_name], settings[:password]) yield pop3 ensure if defined?(pop3) && pop3 && pop3.started? pop3.finish end end
Set default options
# File lib/mail/network/retriever_methods/pop3.rb, line 112 def validate_options(options) options ||= {} options[:count] ||= 10 options[:order] ||= :asc options[:what] ||= :first options[:delete_after_find] ||= false options end


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Everytap is an innovative loyalty program for iOS & Android using iBeacon technology. Bright Inventions bootstrapped the implementation on both platforms.
AirHelp is a beautiful iOS application that lets you check if your flight is eligible for compensation and guides you through the whole process of complaints.
Motivo is an iOS indoor cycling app. It connects to ANT+ or Bluetooth Smart sensors. Bright provided the full stack development including the web panel and the backend.
We’ve implemented a coffee machine integration app on Android. It required the low-level Bluetooth Low Energy communication and the pixel-perfection in the design.
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No Red Alert Siren, But Rocket Fired By Gaza Terrorists
by Hana Levi JulianAlthough no Red Alert incoming rocket alert siren was triggered, Gaza terrorists fired a rocket at southern Israel shortly before 6:30 pm Monday evening, according to a report by Israel’s Channel 12 news.
The rocket reportedly landed in an open area in southern Israel. There’s been no report of property damage or injuries.
The Red Alert incoming rocket alert siren may not have activated because the projectile’s trajectory was not headed towards a populated area.


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Position 45° 01'N, 14° 03'24"E.
There is a substantial stone pier here where it is possible to dock and a large sheltered anchorage.
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1 Then Yahweh said to Moses, "There is still one more plague that I will bring on Pharaoh and Egypt. After that, he will let you go from here. When he finally lets you go, he will drive you away completely.
2 Instruct the people that every man and woman is to ask of his or her neighbor for articles of silver and articles of gold."
3 Now Yahweh had made the Egyptians eager to please the Israelites. Moreover, the man Moses was very impressive in the sight of Pharaoh's servants and the people of Egypt.
4 Moses said, "Yahweh says this: 'About midnight I will go throughout Egypt.
5 All the firstborn in the land of Egypt will die, from the firstborn of Pharaoh, who sits on his throne, to the firstborn of the slave girl who is behind the handmill grinding it, and to all the firstborn of the cattle.
6 Then there will be a great wailing throughout all the land of Egypt, such as has never been nor ever will be again.
7 But not even a dog will bark against any of the people of Israel, against either man or beast. In this way you will know that I am treating the Egyptians and you Israelites differently.'
8 All these servants of yours, Pharaoh, will come down to me and bow down to me. They will say, 'Go, you and all the people who follow you!' After that I will go out." Then he went out from Pharaoh in great anger.
9 Yahweh said to Moses, "Pharaoh will not listen to you. This is so that I will do many amazing things in the land of Egypt."
10 Moses and Aaron did all these wonders before Pharaoh. But Yahweh hardened Pharaoh's heart, and Pharaoh did not let the people of Israel go out of his land.


org.fusesource.scalate
The default implementation of LayoutStrategy.
LayoutStrategy
A strategy for loading and applying layout templates.
A LayoutStrategy that renders the given template without using any layout.


The decimation plugin can be used with line charts to automatically decimate data at the start of the chart lifecycle. Before enabling this plugin, review the requirements to ensure that it will work with the chart you want to create.
Namespace: options.plugins.decimation
, the global options for the plugin are defined in Chart.defaults.plugins.decimation
.
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
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enabled |
boolean |
false |
Is decimation enabled? |
algorithm |
string |
'min-max' |
Decimation algorithm to use. See the more… |
samples |
number |
If the 'lttb' algorithm is used, this is the number of samples in the output dataset. Defaults to the canvas width to pick 1 sample per pixel. |
Decimation algorithm to use for data. Options are:
'lttb'
'min-max'
LTTB decimation reduces the number of data points significantly. This is most useful for showing trends in data using only a few data points.
Min/max decimation will preserve peaks in your data but could require up to 4 points for each pixel. This type of decimation would work well for a very noisy signal where you need to see data peaks.
To use the decimation plugin, the following requirements must be met:
indexAxis
of 'x'
'linear'
or 'time'
type axisparsing
must be false
dataset._data
and then defines a new data
property on the dataset.


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REDIPS.drag library
Drag and drop JavaScript library based on HTML table.
Try to drag numbers from top table to the first column in table below. In mode1 after dropping DIV element to the table cell, orange box with "?" will be automatically displayed to the most right column. Mode2 will display result but first number will have "?". User should dblclick on "?" and number will be shown. REDIPS.drag works in "shift" mode so dropping number on top of existing content will shift other elements.
Drag and drop JavaScript library based on HTML table.
Try to drag numbers from top table to the first column in table below. In mode1 after dropping DIV element to the table cell, orange box with "?" will be automatically displayed to the most right column. Mode2 will display result but first number will have "?". User should dblclick on "?" and number will be shown. REDIPS.drag works in "shift" mode so dropping number on top of existing content will shift other elements.


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Piotr Chlodnicki15213 Aldene AvenueNorth Olmsted, OH<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I am sending this letter in regards to the position of the Web Programmer that I found posted on your website. I have recently received my certification in Web App Development and I was thrilled to see you were hiring for a position that I am not only excited about but also qualified for. The way I found out about this position is a little convoluted and would be best conveyed in person, but it is quite a story.
I am currently working in healthcare industry but it has always been my goal to enter the IT industry in general, and game development specifically. For that purpose I have enrolled in school and through hard work and determination I am approaching my graduation. When I found the opening you have, I decided I am ready to make that first step. I have been a fan of the Guild Wars franchise since launch of Guild Wars 2 and I consider this opportunity too good to pass.
While my work experience is not IT related, it did give me experience in team management, teamwork, and customer communication, which I consider to be both extremely important skills for an industry with possibly the highest fan engagement with the creators, and skills that are much harder to learn than technical ones. I am also extremely flexible and easily adapt to new situations and environments which allows me to quickly learn the workplace culture and contribute my skills and experience from living and working around the world. I actually consider my lack of experience in the industry as an advantage as it will allow me to grow in a direction that best benefits the Arena Net team without a burden of old habits or arrogance of someone who thinks they know it all.
As you can see from my resume, I am currently located in Ohio, but I consider this an opportunity well worth the long journey to Washington and relocating. You can start exploring this web resume that I wrote specifically for this position by clicking the arcane circle below. I look forward to an opportunity to speak with you in person so that we can discuss my future involvement with projects at Arena Net.
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15213 Aldene Avenue | Cleveland, OH 44135<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>No challenge too big, no challenge to small. Self motivated, constantly learning, and looking for new challenges in the realm of coding and games design. Skilled in multiple coding languages, able to quickly grasp new concepts and ideas. Experienced interacting with people from all walks of life, treats customers with respect and politeness. Easily adapting to new environments and seeking a one in which to thrive.
Cuyahoga Community College
Attending
Poznan's College of Foreign Languages
2005 - 2007
Major: Information Technology, Software Development.
Completed Courses: Java, JavaScript, C#, Visual Studio, HTML5, PHP, MySQL
Certification: Cuyahoga Community College Web App Developer Certificate
Major: English Philology with Information Technologies
Knowledge in multiple coding languages learned through traditional college classes (Java, JavaScript, C#, Visual Studio, HTML5, PHP, MySQL)
Ability to navigate all kinds of User Interfaces and software.
Knowledge of PC hardware systems
Extensive knowledge of MMORPG systems obtained through decades of participation in the evolution of the genre as a player.
Bilingual (Polish and English)
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Position: Environmental Services Director
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Duties: Responsible for maintaining the interior and exterior of the facility as well as repair other department's equipment. Responsible for sharing the on call duty with the department head.
Falling Water Healthcare Center
Aristocrat Berea Skilled Nursing Facility
Greenbrier Health Center
Position: Maintenance Assistant
Duties: Responsible for maintaining the interior and exterior of the facility as well as repair other department's equipment. Responsible for sharing the on call duty with the department head.
Position: Maintenance Technician
Duties: Maintaining the facility and its equipment in good repair, performing periodical maintenance checks to ensure good performance of the equipment.
Position: Environmental Specialist
Duties: Maintaining clean environment for the residents and staff of the health center.


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kellen at cretin.net
kellen at cretin.net
Wed Mar 11 20:14:54 CET 2015
Hi Serg,
Jean-Noel has already pointed you to the code for my master's but if you have
any questions, I'll be happy to answer.
Cheers,
Kellen
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EBD - Easton Bible DIctionary
Toi
TOI
"TOI "a king of Hamath, who sent “Joram his son unto King David to salute him,” when he “heard that David had smitten all the host of Hadadezer” (
2 Samuel 8:9, 10
). Called Tou (
1 Chronicles 18:9, 10
).
"TOI "a king of Hamath, who sent “Joram his son unto King David to salute him,” when he “heard that David had smitten all the host of Hadadezer” (2 Samuel 8:9, 10). Called Tou (1 Chronicles 18:9, 10).


[Gecode] Memory leak fixed: Important, read carefully
Christian Schulte
schulte at imit.kth.se
Fri May 21 16:20:52 CEST 2004
Dear all,
after considerable effort I have been able to fix the memory leak in Gecode.
Instrumental in finding the leak has been valgrind, which is highly
recommended (thanks to Guido for bringing valgrind to my attention).
Valgrind actually also revelaed that Gecode wrongly assumes that malloc's
are 8-aligned, Sigh...
The leak was in static-pqueue and has been introduced by somebody who did -
in my opinion - something that I really don't appreciate much. Let me
clarify why. (I didn't look who was it, I hope it was not me... :-) )
Point one: There's no problem whatsoever if you don't know some things.
That's normal.
Point two: There's a big problem, if you don't know what you are doing but
do it anyway. This is TERRIBLE. Why?
Ask, that's why we do development jointly.
Discuss, more than one person are MUCH MUCH smarter than a single person!
Then, some technical food for thought (the problem was with reference
counting):
- Whenever you have a copying constructor, also have an assignment operator
and vice versa.
- UNDERSTAND how they work!
- In reference counting, you associate the counter with the resource (that
is the block of memory).
- All clients of that resource manipulate the shared counter.
- There is really no point in having a counter per client as you want to
count resource usage.
- You might want to read about auto_ptr or reference counting in some
material on GC.
Let me clarify: I am not angry because there was a bug. That's normal. I am
angry as the code showed so clearly that the person had not clue whatsoever
about the issue at hand. That's terrible. Ask instead!
Cheers
Christian
--
Christian Schulte, http://www.imit.kth.se/~schulte/
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One of my first projects learning deep learning, and how the dot propagation worked exactly, while Gradient Descent helped getting the weights closer and closer to the right result.
I go through the simple steps of how to vectorize the data properly for each sentence. Adapting it to a simple Naive Bayes Algorithm, detecting the ammount of times each word is said on each sentence and calculating the probability of spam due to certain words being said
A project still in work, a lot of data scaling and cleaning is still needed.
My intention in this project is to get a close enough prediction of certain games
I try to go in deep to find out reasons that lead to country happiness, as well as Government Corruption.
A simple use of the Iris dataset to re-iterate the most basic steps of Logistic Regression to identify the species of flowers using their SepalLength, SepalWidth, PetalLength and PetalWidth.
Scrapy Python Snippet to obtain all the Portuguese soccer
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The Crew 2
Similar to its predecessor, The Crew 2 is a racing game. In the game, players assume control of a racer, who is trying to work their way to become successful in multiple disciplines.[1] It features a persistent open world environment for racing and free-roaming across a scaled-down recreation of the contiguous United States.[2] In addition to cars, players can control other kinds of vehicles, including airplanes, motorcycles, and powerboats. Each vehicle has its own control physics, meaning that game play is different when players are controlling different types of vehicles. Players can switch between controlling air, land and sea vehicles instantly.[3] The game features four different hub worlds, with each having their own theme and playstyle. These themes include off-road, street racing, pro racing, and freestyle. The game also features customization for both the player character and vehicles.


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dba_open — Open database
dba_open() establishes a database instance for
path
with mode
using
handler
.
path
Commonly a regular path in your filesystem.
mode
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Additionally you can set the database lock method with the next char. Use l to lock the database with a .lck file or d to lock the databasefile itself. It is important that all of your applications do this consistently.
If you want to test the access and do not want to wait for the lock you can add t as third character. When you are absolutely sure that you do not require database locking you can do so by using - instead of l or d. When none of d, l or - is used, dba will lock on the database file as it would with d.
Note:
There can only be one writer for one database file. When you use dba on a web server and more than one request requires write operations they can only be done one after another. Also read during write is not allowed. The dba extension uses locks to prevent this. See the following table:
DBA locking already open mode
= "rl"mode
= "rlt"mode
= "wl"mode
= "wlt"mode
= "rd"mode
= "rdt"mode
= "wd"mode
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= "wl"wait false wait false illegal illegal illegal illegal mode
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= "wd"illegal illegal illegal illegal wait false wait false
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mode
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| 版本 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| 4.3.0 | It's possible to open database files over network connection. However in cases a socket connection will be used (as with http or ftp) the connection will be locked instead of the resource itself. This is important to know since in such cases locking is simply ignored on the resource and other solutions have to be found. |


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| DOGO ONSEN | TOKYO ANIME CENTER | J-WORLD TOKYO |
|
There’s nothing more anime than partaking in a nice, warm dip in a hot spring. If you want a hot spring episode of your very own, visit the Dogo Onsen in Ehime Prefecture. Dogo Onsen’s popularity with the locals and tourists surged once the critically acclaimed Studio Ghibli film, Spirited Away, used the place as inspiration for Yubaba’s bathhouse. You won’t find any river gods or witches at Dogo Onsen, but you will find a rejuvenating experience that will refresh your mind and spirit. warm bath to rejuvenate your body. |
The Tokyo Anime Center is the perfect place for tourists to indulge in their love of anime because it was designed with that mind. Located on the fourth floor of the Akihabara UDX building near JR Akihabara Station, the Tokyo Anime Center provides anime information and entertainment for foreigners and Japanese residents. It regularly hosts live radio interviews with anime creators and voice actors, and holds events like autograph signings. |
J-World Tokyo is like a small-scale Disney World of Shonen Jump anime characters. The indoor amusement park in Ikebukuro’s Sunshine City celebrates the biggest anime action franchises from the magazine like One Piece, Hunter X Hunter, and Dragon Ball Z. It’s worth the price of admission for the amazing atmosphere alone. You’ll marvel at the real-life recreation of the Going Merry from One Piece, or the ninja ramen shop from Naruto. Any Toonami fan will jump for joy for thevisiting the J-World Tokyo amusement park and participating in all the fun activities based on their favorite show. |
| AKIHABARA | ASAGAYA ANIME STREET | TOKYO CHARACTER STREET |
|
There’s nothing more anime than partaking in a nice, warm dip in a hot spring. If you want a hot spring episode of your very own, visit the Dogo Onsen in Ehime Prefecture. Dogo Onsen’s popularity with the locals and tourists surged once the critically acclaimed Studio Ghibli film, Spirited Away, used the place as inspiration for Yubaba’s bathhouse. You won’t find any river gods or witches at Dogo Onsen, but you will find a rejuvenating experience that will refresh your mind and spirit. warm bath to rejuvenate your body. |
The Tokyo Anime Center is the perfect place for tourists to indulge in their love of anime because it was designed with that mind. Located on the fourth floor of the Akihabara UDX building near JR Akihabara Station, the Tokyo Anime Center provides anime information and entertainment for foreigners and Japanese residents. It regularly hosts live radio interviews with anime creators and voice actors, and holds events like autograph signings. |
J-World Tokyo is like a small-scale Disney World of Shonen Jump anime characters. The indoor amusement park in Ikebukuro’s Sunshine City celebrates the biggest anime action franchises from the magazine like One Piece, Hunter X Hunter, and Dragon Ball Z. It’s worth the price of admission for the amazing atmosphere alone. You’ll marvel at the real-life recreation of the Going Merry from One Piece, or the ninja ramen shop from Naruto. Any Toonami fan will jump for joy for thevisiting the J-World Tokyo amusement park and participating in all the fun activities based on their favorite show. |
| POKEMON MEGA CENTER TOKYO | SUGINAMI ANIMATION MUSEUM | OTOME ROAD |
|
When you go to the Pokémon Mega Center Tokyo store, you’re going to buy lots and lots of Pokémon merchandise. Why? Because you won’t be able to help it. The Mega Center doesn’t just have typical Pokémon stuff like the GameBoy games and console spinoffs. No, no – the Mega Center has exclusive, one-of-a-kind items that can only be found in Japan. Pikachu-themed jelly drinks, noodles, curry, and matcha cookies are just the tip of the iceberg. There are trading cards, key chains, rice bowls, shirts, socks, sponges, and so much more. It’s Pokémon heaven and a definite must-see for anime fans. |
Anime fans who are interested in the history and making of anime should definitely visit the Suginami Animation Museum. There are exhibits about animation, dubbing, and the future of anime. The museum also boasts an anime library, a theater, and interactive workshops. |
Otome Road (AKA Maiden Road) has shopping centers filled with anime, manga, magazines, and novels that are directed toward a female audience. Most apparent are the shops and restaurants featuring yaoi, or Boy’s Love, merchandise, to the point where Otome Road is often nicknamed “Fujoshi Street.” Otome Road’s popularity skyrocketed in 2005, thanks to the film Densha Otoko. The movie portrays Otome Road as a female otaku’s dream. |
| KYOTO INTERNATIONAL MANGA MUSEUM | GUNDAM BASE TOKYO | WASHINOMIYA SHRINE |
|
Any anime fan will be able to appreciate the the International Manga Museum in Kyoto. The facility strives to preserve, study, and research the culture of manga throughout history. You’ll see heaps upon heaps of all kinds of different manga, exhibitions about influential manga artists, and seminars and workshops about manga. |
Formerly the Gundam Front Tokyo, the Gundam Base Tokyo serves as a museum and store for the legendary Mobile Gundam franchise in Japan. Gundam fans will be in mecha heaven as they explore the rich anime history that dates all the way back to 1979. All the merchandise and goodies are available to purchase, but what makes the Gundam Base Tokyo worth the trip is the grand selection of Gundam model kits. You’ll not only be able to assemble them in the store, but also be able to see how they’re made. If you get hungry, you can stop by the café and enjoy some Gundam-themed food and drinks. |
Lucky Star fans looking for a fun way to spend their New Years in Japan will want to check out the Washinomiya Shrine in the Saitama Prefecture. Washinomiya is the birthplace of the Hiiragi sisters, Tsukasa and Kagami, and features them working as Shrine Maidens in the anime. Thanks to Lucky Star’s popularity, Washinomiya is one of the hottest spot for anime tourisim in Japan, as over 100,000 people visit the shrine to pray, hang up their New Year wishes, and buy otaku goodies. |
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Program displays 5 sorting algorithm; Bubble Sort, Heap Sort, Insertion Sort, Merge Sort, and Quick sort. All sorts will display a single bar graph representing an array of numbers while Merge Sort will display a second graph representing left and right side arrays being merged and Heap Sort will also display a second display showing the heap binary tree.
Clicking on the algorithm drop down will open it and let you select which algorithm to run. Adjusting the speed slider changes how fast the algorithm runs in milliseconds (100ms - 1000ms). The size slider will adjust how many elements are sorted in the display (10-200). *NOTE* the size slider will change to 31 if above 31 and heap sort is selected due to display limitations. The Start Sort button runs the algorithm and the reset button resets the display.


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Born in Texas, organically grown in Louisiana, now conquering Arizona.
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Who's Nate? - Better Battlelog Forums #54967
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Topicstarter
seniledawdler
Helping Hand
Who is this Nate guy? And why should we do him? :/
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BrainFooLong
Administrator
Donate. Not Do-Nate. Stylish.
Topicstarter
seniledawdler
Helping Hand
:P
Could've gone the mob way... Don ate.
 I'll just keep to girls myself...
Topicstarter
seniledawdler
Helping Hand
"National Association of Teachers of English"
Now they could probably use it?

Is "nate" any bad word, as it be used here?
If you need to laugh now, make it silent :-)
I think it's a name in English, or at least a shortening of a name.
Sounds fun though, Do Nate, lol.
Topicstarter
seniledawdler
Helping Hand
No, it's just a guy's name. No need to worry. :)


NAME: VENKATA PUSHYAHASS REDDY OBULAPU
ID:1001408522
UPLOAD FILE:
Retrieve earthquakes of gap from
To:
List of earthquakes near a particular location
Range:


Allows actors with a stackable Receiver,
Emitter and/or
Eventsourced modification to change their behavior
with become()
and unbecome()
without loosing the functionality implemented by these
traits.
A channel keeps track of successfully delivered event Messages.
Channel configuration object.
Stackable modification for actors that want to automatically confirm the receipt of an event Message from a Channel.
A transient channel that sends event Messages
to destination
.
DefaultChannel configuration object.
Stackable modification for actors to provide convenient access to registered Channels and to emit event Messages to these channels.
Stackable modification for making an actor persistent via event-sourcing (or command-sourcing).
Event-sourcing extension for Akka.
Makes event Message receivers idempotent based on message sequence number.
An abstract journal to be implemented by journal providers.
A message for communicating application events.
Factory for creating MessageEmitters for a certain Channel.
Protobuf-based Message serializer that uses the Akka akka.serialization.Serialization extension to find a serializer for an event contained in an event message.
An Eventsourced processor that forwards
received event Messages to targets
(together with the sender reference).
Eventsourced processor configuration object.
Stackable modification for actors to extract the event
from a received
event Message and calling the modified
actor's receive
method with that event
.
Redelivery policy for a ReliableChannel.
A persistent channel that sends event Messages to
destination
.
ReliableChannel configuration object.
Stackable modification for actors that need to receive a re-sequenced message stream.
Extension for protobuf-based (de)serialization of event messages and journal commands.
Event-sourcing extension access point.
Defines message types that can be processed by a Journal.
Serialization extension access point.
Instantiates, configures and returns a actor.
Returns a Multicast processor with a
single target
.
Returns a Multicast processor with a
single target
. Useful in situations are actors cannot be modified with
the stackable Eventsourced trait
e.g. because the actor's receive
method is declared final
.
processor id.
single multicast target.
function applied to received event
Messages before they are forwarded
to target
.
Returns a Multicast processor.
Instantiates, configures and returns a actor.
actor factory.
optional name of the actor in the underlying actor system.
optional dispatcher name.
if
name
is defined and already in use in the underlying actor system.


Still Pretty Cheap Debugging Trick
After reading Uche Ogbuji's
cheap debugging trick, I looked a bit more at inspect.stack(). It wasn't very hard
to make a sort of ad hoc traceback, but without actually causing an
exception. My particular motivation was a case where some code was being
cause twice where it should only be called once. I sometimes just put
assert 0 in someplace to find when it is called, but then it
would catch the first correct usage and never get to the second. So I
put a function call in the overly-called code, logPoint(), and
I got a list of tracebacks. The code:
import inspect
from cStringIO import StringIO
def logPoint(msg=''):
stack = inspect.stack()
# get rid of logPoint's part of the stack:
stack = stack[1:]
stack.reverse()
output = StringIO()
if msg:
output.write(str(msg) + '\n')
for stackLine in stack:
frame, filename, line, funcname, lines, unknown = stackLine
if filename.endswith('/unittest.py'):
# unittest.py code is a boring part of the traceback
continue
if filename.startswith('./'):
filename = filename[2:]
output.write('%s:%s in %s:\n' % (filename, line, funcname))
output.write(' %s\n' % ''.join(lines)[:-1])
s = output.getvalue()
# I actually logged the result, but you could also print it:
print s
Update: Maybe print_stack() in the
traceback
is an easier way to do this? The only real advantage to this way is that
you can hide parts of the stack that are boring -- usually the
framework, be it unittest, a web framework, the interactive interface,
etc.
Created 05 Aug '04
Modified 14 Dec '04
It looks like there's an extra parenthesis on the line, "if
(filename.endswith".
Indeed; fixed.
I wonder whether your code would be acceptable as a replacement for
traceback.print_stack() - for people who don't want it to use the
exception hack. Not that I've ever had a problem with that.
iRichard, If that's a really problem, why not just change
traceback.print_stack() to use sys._getframe()?
(traceback.print_stack() and traceback.print_stack(sys._getframe())
gives the same output)
See also
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/52215
which shows how to dump the local variables from each frame as well.
That makes the debugging really easy.
Wouldn't trace.py (the sys.settrace wrapper) be as clean a way to
have solved the original problem?


I moved to Washington with my family from Russia in 1998, lived in the Kent/Renton/Covington area. I joined the Army Guard out of high school. I like working with computers, playing video games and reading/following tech.
Goals
Complete code 201, 301 and 401
Learn Python
Learn Java, or C++/C#
Job Experience
Washington Guard as a track mechanic for five years.
Kent school District as a custodian.
ABC Auto Repair as a mechanic, service writer/ IT guy.


Raw access to SD and SDHC flash memory cards via SPI protocol.
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#include <SdSpiCard.h>
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| bool | begin (SdSpiConfig spiConfig) |
| |
| void | dbgClearStats () |
| |
| void | dbgPrintStats () |
| |
| bool | erase (uint32_t firstSector, uint32_t lastSector) |
| |
| bool | eraseSingleSectorEnable () |
| |
| void | error (uint8_t code) |
| |
| uint8_t | errorCode () const |
| |
| uint32_t | errorData () const |
| |
| bool | isBusy () |
| |
| bool | readCID (cid_t *cid) |
| |
| bool | readCSD (csd_t *csd) |
| |
| bool | readData (uint8_t *dst) |
| |
| bool | readOCR (uint32_t *ocr) |
| |
| bool | readSector (uint32_t sector, uint8_t *dst) |
| |
| bool | readSectors (uint32_t sector, uint8_t *dst, size_t ns) |
| |
| bool | readSingle (uint32_t sector, uint8_t *dst) |
| |
| bool | readStart (uint32_t sector) |
| |
| bool | readStatus (uint8_t *status) |
| |
| bool | readStop () |
| |
| | SdSpiCard () |
| |
| uint32_t | sectorCount () |
| |
| void | spiStart () |
| |
| void | spiStop () |
| |
| bool | syncDevice () |
| |
| uint8_t | type () const |
| |
| bool | writeData (const uint8_t *src) |
| |
| bool | writeSector (uint32_t sector, const uint8_t *src) |
| |
| bool | writeSectors (uint32_t sector, const uint8_t *src, size_t ns) |
| |
| bool | writeSingle (uint32_t sector, const uint8_t *src) |
| |
| bool | writeStart (uint32_t sector) |
| |
| bool | writeStart (uint32_t sector, uint32_t eraseCount) |
| |
| bool | writeStop () |
| |
Raw access to SD and SDHC flash memory cards via SPI protocol.
◆ SdSpiCard()
◆ begin()
Initialize the SD card.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | spiConfig | SPI card configuration. |
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
◆ dbgClearStats()
| void SdSpiCard::dbgClearStats |
( |
| ) |
|
◆ dbgPrintStats()
| void SdSpiCard::dbgPrintStats |
( |
| ) |
|
◆ erase()
| bool SdSpiCard::erase |
( |
uint32_t |
firstSector, |
|
|
uint32_t |
lastSector |
|
) |
| |
Erase a range of sectors.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | firstSector | The address of the first sector in the range. |
| [in] | lastSector | The address of the last sector in the range. |
- Note
- This function requests the SD card to do a flash erase for a range of sectors. The data on the card after an erase operation is either 0 or 1, depends on the card vendor. The card must support single sector erase.
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
◆ eraseSingleSectorEnable()
| bool SdSpiCard::eraseSingleSectorEnable |
( |
| ) |
|
Determine if card supports single sector erase.
- Returns
- true is returned if single sector erase is supported. false is returned if single sector erase is not supported.
◆ error()
| void SdSpiCard::error |
( |
uint8_t |
code | ) |
|
|
inline |
Set SD error code.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | code | value for error code. |
◆ errorCode()
| uint8_t SdSpiCard::errorCode |
( |
| ) |
const |
|
inline |
- Returns
- code for the last error. See SdCardInfo.h for a list of error codes.
◆ errorData()
| uint32_t SdSpiCard::errorData |
( |
| ) |
const |
|
inline |
- Returns
- error data for last error.
◆ isBusy()
| bool SdSpiCard::isBusy |
( |
| ) |
|
Check for busy. MISO low indicates the card is busy.
- Returns
- true if busy else false.
◆ readCID()
| bool SdSpiCard::readCID |
( |
cid_t * |
cid | ) |
|
|
inline |
Read a card's CID register. The CID contains card identification information such as Manufacturer ID, Product name, Product serial number and Manufacturing date.
- Parameters
-
| [out] | cid | pointer to area for returned data. |
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
◆ readCSD()
| bool SdSpiCard::readCSD |
( |
csd_t * |
csd | ) |
|
|
inline |
Read a card's CSD register. The CSD contains Card-Specific Data that provides information regarding access to the card's contents.
- Parameters
-
| [out] | csd | pointer to area for returned data. |
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
◆ readData()
| bool SdSpiCard::readData |
( |
uint8_t * |
dst | ) |
|
Read one data sector in a multiple sector read sequence
- Parameters
-
| [out] | dst | Pointer to the location for the data to be read. |
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
◆ readOCR()
| bool SdSpiCard::readOCR |
( |
uint32_t * |
ocr | ) |
|
Read OCR register.
- Parameters
-
| [out] | ocr | Value of OCR register. |
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
◆ readSector()
| bool SdSpiCard::readSector |
( |
uint32_t |
sector, |
|
|
uint8_t * |
dst |
|
) |
| |
|
inline |
Read a 512 byte sector from an SD card.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | sector | Logical sector to be read. |
| [out] | dst | Pointer to the location that will receive the data. |
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
◆ readSectors()
| bool SdSpiCard::readSectors |
( |
uint32_t |
sector, |
|
|
uint8_t * |
dst, |
|
|
size_t |
ns |
|
) |
| |
Read multiple 512 byte sectors from an SD card.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | sector | Logical sector to be read. |
| [in] | ns | Number of sectors to be read. |
| [out] | dst | Pointer to the location that will receive the data. |
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
◆ readSingle()
| bool SdSpiCard::readSingle |
( |
uint32_t |
sector, |
|
|
uint8_t * |
dst |
|
) |
| |
Read a 512 byte sector from an SD card.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | sector | Logical sector to be read. |
| [out] | dst | Pointer to the location that will receive the data. |
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
◆ readStart()
| bool SdSpiCard::readStart |
( |
uint32_t |
sector | ) |
|
Start a read multiple sector sequence.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | sector | Address of first sector in sequence. |
- Note
- This function is used with readData() and readStop() for optimized multiple sector reads. SPI chipSelect must be low for the entire sequence.
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
◆ readStatus()
| bool SdSpiCard::readStatus |
( |
uint8_t * |
status | ) |
|
Return the 64 byte card status
- Parameters
-
| [out] | status | location for 64 status bytes. |
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
◆ readStop()
| bool SdSpiCard::readStop |
( |
| ) |
|
End a read multiple sectors sequence.
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
◆ sectorCount()
| uint32_t SdSpiCard::sectorCount |
( |
| ) |
|
Determine the size of an SD flash memory card.
- Returns
- The number of 512 byte data sectors in the card or zero if an error occurs.
◆ spiStart()
| void SdSpiCard::spiStart |
( |
| ) |
|
Set CS low and activate the card.
◆ spiStop()
| void SdSpiCard::spiStop |
( |
| ) |
|
Set CS high and deactivate the card.
◆ syncDevice()
| bool SdSpiCard::syncDevice |
( |
| ) |
|
- Returns
- success if sync successful. Not for user apps.
◆ type()
| uint8_t SdSpiCard::type |
( |
| ) |
const |
|
inline |
Return the card type: SD V1, SD V2 or SDHC/SDXC
- Returns
- 0 - SD V1, 1 - SD V2, or 3 - SDHC/SDXC.
◆ writeData()
| bool SdSpiCard::writeData |
( |
const uint8_t * |
src | ) |
|
Write one data sector in a multiple sector write sequence.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | src | Pointer to the location of the data to be written. |
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
◆ writeSector()
| bool SdSpiCard::writeSector |
( |
uint32_t |
sector, |
|
|
const uint8_t * |
src |
|
) |
| |
|
inline |
Writes a 512 byte sector to an SD card.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | sector | Logical sector to be written. |
| [in] | src | Pointer to the location of the data to be written. |
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
◆ writeSectors()
| bool SdSpiCard::writeSectors |
( |
uint32_t |
sector, |
|
|
const uint8_t * |
src, |
|
|
size_t |
ns |
|
) |
| |
Write multiple 512 byte sectors to an SD card.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | sector | Logical sector to be written. |
| [in] | ns | Number of sectors to be written. |
| [in] | src | Pointer to the location of the data to be written. |
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
◆ writeSingle()
| bool SdSpiCard::writeSingle |
( |
uint32_t |
sector, |
|
|
const uint8_t * |
src |
|
) |
| |
Writes a 512 byte sector to an SD card.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | sector | Logical sector to be written. |
| [in] | src | Pointer to the location of the data to be written. |
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
◆ writeStart() [1/2]
| bool SdSpiCard::writeStart |
( |
uint32_t |
sector | ) |
|
Start a write multiple sectors sequence.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | sector | Address of first sector in sequence. |
- Note
- This function is used with writeData() and writeStop() for optimized multiple sector writes.
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
◆ writeStart() [2/2]
| bool SdSpiCard::writeStart |
( |
uint32_t |
sector, |
|
|
uint32_t |
eraseCount |
|
) |
| |
Start a write multiple sector sequence with pre-erase.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | sector | Address of first sector in sequence. |
| [in] | eraseCount | The number of sectors to be pre-erased. |
- Note
- This function is used with writeData() and writeStop() for optimized multiple sector writes.
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
◆ writeStop()
| bool SdSpiCard::writeStop |
( |
| ) |
|
End a write multiple sectors sequence.
- Returns
- true for success or false for failure.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- Arduino/libraries/SdFat/src/SdCard/SdSpiCard.h
- Arduino/libraries/SdFat/src/SdCard/SdSpiCard.cpp


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Source code for cup.util.typechecker
#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*
# Copyright: See LICENSE for details.
# Authors: Guannan Ma (@mythmgn),
"""
:description:
check type and return True or False
"""
from cup.util import misc
[docs]def check_type(param, expect):
"""
check type of the param is as the same as expect's
:raise:
raise TypeError if it's not the same
"""
if type(param) != expect:
raise TypeError('TypeError. Expect:%s, got %s' % (expect, type(param)))
[docs]def raise_error(param, expect_type):
"""
raise type error if the type(param) != expect_type
:raise:
TypeError
"""
misc.check_type(param, expect_type)
[docs]def raise_ifnone(param):
"""
raise NameError if param is None
"""
if param is None:
raise NameError('The param has not been set before access')
[docs]def check_not_none(param):
"""
check param is not None
:raise:
NameError if param is None
"""
if param is None:
raise NameError('The param has not been set before access')
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Have you heard the one about the Muslims making a splash on the UK comedy scene?
DUBAI: American pop rock band Imagine Dragons, British-Norwegian DJ Alan Walker and British electronic music band Clean Bandit have been added to the line-up of performances for Saudi Arabia’s Diriyah Music Festival on Nov. 22.
Last week, the organizers announced that Latin American music giant Maluma will be part of the Diriyah Season. The Colombian singer songwriter will perform for fans on Nov. 23 after the Diriyah E-Prix.
First on stage on Nov. 23 will be Lebanese-Canadian R&B singer Massari, whose music combines Middle Eastern and Western culture, especially with hits such as “Shisha” and “Ya Nour El-Ein.” He has collaborated with the likes of Shaggy, Beenie Man and Afrojack.
Tickets to the concerts are free for those attending the opening two races of the ABB FIA Formula E Championship.


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The com.innovaphone.devices api enables apps to find and configure specific devices.
The client consumeApi function is used to access the Api:
var devicesApi = start.consumeApi("com.innovaphone.devices");
devicesApi.onmessage.attach(onmessage); // onmessage is called for responses from the API
Retrieves all gateways and IPVAs.
devicesApi.send({ mt: "GetGateways" });
| string hwIds | A comma separated list of hardware IDs (e.g. "009033010101,009033010102") (optional). |
| boolean justFxs | If true, just returns devices with FXS support (optional). |
The result message for the GetGateways request.
| array gateways | An array of device objects. |
| boolean last | If true, no more GetGatewaysResult messages are to be expected, otherwise more will follow with further devices. |
| string error | An error string if an error happened (optional). |
| number id | A unique ID for this device. |
| string hwId | The hardware ID. |
| string name | The name of the device, if configured. |
| number domainId | The domain ID. |
| string product | The product name, e.g. IP811. |
| string version | The software and hardware version, e.g. 13r1 dvl [13.A110/13A146/200] |
| string type | The hardware type (possible types are GW,VA,PHONE,DECT,APP_PLATFORM). |
| boolean pbxActive | If true, the PBX is enabled on this device. |
| boolean online | If true, this device is currently online. |
| boolean hasLeaseLicenses | If true, this device has rental licenses. |
| string uri | The URI under which this device is accessible during the current session. |
{
"mt":"GetGatewaysResult",
"last":true,
"gateways":[
{
"id":1,
"hwId":"0090334100be",
"name":"Kari2",
"domainId":2,
"product":"IP811",
"version":"13r1 dvl [13.A110/13A146/200]",
"type":"GW",
"pbxActive":true,
"online":true,
"uri":"http://<IP_ADDRESS>/devices/passthrough/0090334100be/fa0550ed-e360-41fb-9714-b212f10ef20c/"
}
]
}
Retrieves all App Platforms.
devicesApi.send({ mt: "GetAppPlatforms" });
| string hwIds | A comma separated list of hardware IDs (e.g. "029033010101,029033010102") (optional). |
The result message for the GetAppPlatforms request.
| array appPlatforms | An array of device objects. |
| boolean last | If true, no more GetAppPlatformsResult messages are to be expected, otherwise more will follow with further devices. |
| string error | An error string if an error happened (optional). |
Retrieves all phones.
devicesApi.send({ mt: "GetPhones" });
| string hwIds | A comma separated list of hardware IDs (e.g. "029033010101,029033010102") (optional). |
The result message for the GetPhones request.
| array phones | An array of device objects. |
| boolean last | If true, no more GetPhonesResult messages are to be expected, otherwise more will follow with further devices. |
| string error | An error string if an error happened (optional). |
Retrieves all phones.
devicesApi.send({ mt: "GetDects" });
| string hwIds | A comma separated list of hardware IDs (e.g. "029033010101,029033010102") (optional). |
The result message for the GetDects request.
| array dects | An array of device objects. |
| boolean last | If true, no more GetDectsResult messages are to be expected, otherwise more will follow with further devices. |
| string error | An error string if an error happened (optional). |
Retrieves a specific device.
devicesApi.send({ mt: "GetDevice", hwId: "009033010101" });
| string hwId | A hardware ID. |
The result message for the GetDevice request.
| object device | A device object. |
| string error | An error string if an error happened (optional). |
Retrieves the provisioned phones of an FXS device.
devicesApi.send({ mt: "GetDevicePhones", hwId: "009033010101" });
| string hwId | A hardware ID. |
The result message for the GetDevicePhones request.
| array phones | An array of strings, while each string is a provisioned FXS interface. |
| string error | An error string if an error happened (optional). |
Removes a provisioned FXS phone from a gateway.
devicesApi.send({ mt: "RemoveDevicePhone", hwId: "009033010101", id: "TEL1" });
| string hwId | A hardware ID. |
| string id | The id/name of the interface retrieved in the array of the GetDevicePhonesResult message. |
The result message for the RemoveDevicePhone request.
| string error | An error string if an error happened (optional). |
Executes an HTTP GET request and returns the result.
devicesApi.send({ mt: "HttpGet", "uri": device.uri + "log.txt" });
| string uri | The absolute URI starting with the uri retrieved inside the device object. |
The result message for the HttpGet request.


Epic Wins Studio of the Year at Golden Joystick Awards; Resident Evil 2 Gets Game of the Year
by Alessio PalumboThe 37th Golden Joystick Awards took place today in London, Bath, United Kingdom. The 'biggest publically voted Game Awards' distributed prizes for the best games released this year, at least as far as the participants in the polls were concerned. For the record, over 3.5 million public votes were reportedly cast this year.
Big winners were Epic Games, which took away Studio of the Year and eSports Game of the Year with Fortnite; Resident Evil 2, winning the Ultimate Game of the Year as well as the Audio award; and Days Gone, which prevailed in both PlayStation and Storytelling categories. The full list of Golden Joystick Awards winners for 2019 is available below; you may now rewatch the whole ceremony on YouTube.
God of War Leads NAVGTR Awards Nominations with 22 (Record), Just Ahead of Marvel’s Spider-Man
Ultimate Game of the Year: Resident Evil 2
Studio of the Year: Epic Games
PC Game of the Year: World of Warcraft Classic
PlayStation Game of the Year: Days Gone
Nintendo Game of the Year: Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
CBS to Broadcast 2018 Gamers’ Choice Awards on Sunday, December 9th; Voting Now Open


YCbCr Utility
Use this Class to convert RGB Pixel to Component YCbCr Color Space vice versa.
Examples:
var ycbcrPixel:uint = YCbCr.pixelFromRGB(0x005599);
var ycbcrVector:Vector.<uint> = YCbCr.vectorFromRGB(0x005599);
var rgbPixel:uint = YCbCr.rgbFromPixel(ycbcrPixel);
var rgbPixelFromVector:uint = YCbCr.rgbFromVector(ycbcrVector);
Algorithm
Converting RGB to YCbCr Y 0 .299 .581 0.114 R Cb = 128 + -.169 -.331 .500 * G Cr 128 .500 -.419 -0.081 B
var y:uint = ( .299 * r + .587 * g + 0.114 * b) + 0;
var cb:uint = ( -.169 * r + -.331 * g + 0.500 * b) + 128;
var cr:uint = ( .500 * r + -.419 * g + -0.081 * b) + 128;
Converting YCbCr to RGB R 1 0 1.4 y G = 1 -.343 -.711 * cb-128 B 1 1.765 0 cr-128
var r:uint = 1 * y + 0 * (cb-128) + 1.4 * (cr-128);
var g:uint = 1 * y + -.343 * (cb-128) + -.711 * (cr-128);
var b:uint = 1 * y + 1.765 * (cb-128) + 0 * (cr-128);
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