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Self Supervised 3D Perception
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Dr. xyz
Dr. xyz
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Pseudo RGBD ECCV 2020
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Self Supervised 3D Perception
Dummy description.
Collaborators:
Dr. xyz
Dr. xyz
Publications:
Pseudo RGBD ECCV 2020
Project Page
, Department of xyz
Self Supervised 3D Perception
Dummy description.
Collaborators:
Dr. xyz
Dr. xyz
Publications:
Pseudo RGBD ECCV 2020
Project Page
, Department of xyz
Self Supervised 3D Perception
Dummy description.
Collaborators:
Dr. xyz
Dr. xyz
Publications:
Pseudo RGBD ECCV 2020
Project Page
, Department of xyz


If I dont get it, try making the problem smaller or find a different explanation to task at hand, ask peers
Otherwise proceed
Come up with a plan on how I will accomplish this
Attempt to solve the problem
If fail to solve it return to step 1
Otherwise proceed
Ask myself is the problem/task solved
If no, return to step 1
If yes but could be done better(a.k.a. refactoring) return to step 1
Otherwise - congratz you finally made it out of what seemed as endless loops of pain
Try breaking your code and know when to STOP
What is your long term goal and or career pathway?
My long term goal is to do contract work.
To achieve this I first need to put myself completely out there at EDA
I know that all the technical skills can be learned but that isn't really what cuts the edge anymore
You actually have to be a decent human being and that is one of my big goals.
Im here to become a better version of myself!
What skills (non-technical - human skills) would you like to see developed in yourself while at EDA?
Confidence because just too often I have known the right path and answer but haven't spoken up
Mindfulness about others. As sometimes my mouth might move a bit faster than my brain and super rarely I would managed to talk my way into uncomfortable situations by being too direct
Comunication and how to do it as quite often I would find it hard to speak about things that fascinate me
A description of your own strengths and limitations
I'll go with limitless
And things that might be considered my limitations are just stuff to work on to get better at
I'm about getting stuff done, analyzing, drawing conclusions, questioning the process, looking for ways to improve
I like to help!
Based on the above description, a commitment to how you will manage your workload in this programme. This should include - an explanation of how you will manage yourself to work productively and safely with other learners, facilitators and industry/community representatives.
Joining EDA wasn't a 1-day or 1-month decision. It was well thought over, analyzed and other paths considered.
I'm not here to try something out and hopefully get a developers job afterwards. I'm here to finally put career on the right way and actually do something I enjoy
In preparation to EDA I have made sure that there wouldn't be any financial problems, my partner is well aware of the upcoming workload and time has been prioritised accordingly.
My productivity will be achieved by planning my time. As of now entering sprint-3 there is still plenty of time to pick up habits that will help me to give my best and share my knowledge while attending EDA
To ensure a safe environment I will make sure that my actions or words are considerate of others while also looking around to make sure that nobody else is acting in unacceptable way
A commitment as to how and where you will seek help in a timely way.
I shall stick to problem solving methods first of all. Only once I have failed to resolve this multiple times I shall reach out to my cohort first of all(If someone knows the answer they make their neural pathways stronger and I get to move on - win win// think of cohort as a big family).
Problems that cant be solved by my peers will be directed to programme coaches/tutors
A description of what you expect from the facilitation team
I expect to receive answers to questions that have to be answered(some questions just have to be asked and you see the answer)
I expect to receive guidance if asking for one
And going deeper into EDA world I feel like I expect more chats about their experience @ EDA
Any scheduling information such as block-out times when you are committed to other things.
I feel like there should be atleast 6hours at weekend when I turn myself of from thinking about worldly matters. This should be time that would stay uninterrupted for my mental wellbeing.
More to follow as too early to make a good judgement call on real time constraints
Learning Plan updated
What is your long term goal and/or career pathway?
I'm doing this so I could be proud of my vocation
I would like to see the financial impact
I would like to travel more but first I need a profession that might allow it
Still looking at contracting in few years and eventually trying a start up
What do you think your biggest strengths and limitations will be in Bootcamp?
Strenghts - tech savvy
Limitations - might be a bit rough around edges, need some work on that
I stand by my first drawn conclusions to strenghts and limitations
What do you think your biggest non-technical challenge at Bootcamp will be?
Talking in front of a group with out a doubt
Recognizing procrastination and fighting it
What non-technical skills - human skills - would you like to see developed in yourself while at EDA?
Communication, leadership skills
What are your expectations from the Bootcamp team?
Setting clear boundaries to problems when boundaries exist otherwise sky's the limit
Guiding by vaguely leading on
I dont expect to be given answers
What are your expectations of yourself on Bootcamp?
If I get stuck ask my cohort if I'm still unable to move then EDA team
I'll tackle tasks straight away instead of leaving it all for the last. I'll learn to take breaks. I'll lay out a plan on what has to be done and stick to it first before adding extra stuff. MVP - minimum viable product
Regarding ensuring a safe work environment I'll make sure not to carry any grudge with me and if there are pressing matters in my life that affect my ability to give my best to EDA I'll make sure to seek help within team


SBATrackedItemsStepNavigator
open class SBATrackedItemsStepNavigator : Decodable, RSDStepNavigator, RSDTrackingTask
SBATrackedItemsStepNavigator
is a general-purpose navigator designed to be used for selecting tracked
data such as medication, triggers, or symptoms.
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Publicly accessible coding keys for the default structure for decoding items and sections.
Declaration
Swift
public enum ItemsCodingKeys : String, CodingKey
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Publicly accessible coding keys for the steps used by this navigator.
Declaration
Swift
public enum StepIdentifiers : String, CodingKey
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The activity identifier associated with this tracked items.
Declaration
Swift
public let activityIdentifier: RSDIdentifier
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The list of medications.
Declaration
Swift
public var items: [SBATrackedItem] { get }
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The section items for mapping each medication.
Declaration
Swift
public var sections: [SBATrackedSection]? { get }
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Replace the items and sections on selection, logging, and review steps.
Declaration
Swift
open func set(items: [SBATrackedItem], sections: [SBATrackedSection]?)
Parameters
items
The list of medications.
sections
The section items for mapping each medication.
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A previous result that can be used to pre-populate the data set.
Declaration
Swift
public internal(set) var previousClientData: SBBJSONValue? { get set }
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The task path associated with the current run of the task.
Declaration
Swift
public private(set) weak var taskPath: RSDPathComponent? { get }
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Setup data tracking for this task.
Declaration
Swift
@available(*, deprecated) open func setupTracking(with taskPath: RSDPathComponent)
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Build the task data for this task.
Declaration
Swift
open func taskData(for taskResult: RSDTaskResult) -> RSDTaskData?
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Set up the previous client data.
Declaration
Swift
open func setupTask(with data: RSDTaskData?, for path: RSDTaskPathComponent)
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Not used. Always return
false
.Declaration
Swift
open func shouldSkipStep(_ step: RSDStep) -> (shouldSkip: Bool, stepResult: RSDResult?)
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Default initializer.
Declaration
Swift
public required init(identifier: String, items: [SBATrackedItem], sections: [SBATrackedSection]? = nil)
Parameters
items
The list of medications.
sections
The section items for mapping each medication.
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Decoding uses the default steps from the class build functions, and then overwrites properties found in the decoder. Currently, this assumes that the steps inherit from
RSDUIStepObject
Declaration
Swift
public required init(from decoder: Decoder) throws
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The selection step to use to model selecting the medication.
Declaration
Swift
public let selectionStep: SBATrackedItemsStep
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The review step to display when reviewing/editing selected medication.
Declaration
Swift
public let reviewStep: SBATrackedItemsStep?
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The detail step should be displayed for each tracked item that has additional details.
Declaration
Swift
public let detailStepTemplates: [SBATrackedItemDetailsStep]?
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A step to display in order to log details for a set of tracked data. For example, as well as logging a user’s medication, the researchers may wish to log whether or not the participant took the medication when scheduled to do so.
Declaration
Swift
public let loggingStep: SBATrackedItemsStep
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The reminder step to display when the user chooseg when they should be reminded about the tracked items.
Declaration
Swift
public let reminderStep: SBATrackedItemRemindersStepObject?
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The introduction step to display only once before the user selects their tracked items.
Declaration
Swift
public let introductionStep: RSDStep?
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Build the selection step for this tracked data collection. Override to customize the step.
Declaration
Swift
open class func buildSelectionStep(items: [SBATrackedItem], sections: [SBATrackedSection]?) -> SBATrackedItemsStep
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Build the review step for this tracked data collection. Override to customize the step.
Declaration
Swift
open class func buildReviewStep(items: [SBATrackedItem], sections: [SBATrackedSection]?) -> SBATrackedItemsStep?
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Build the add details steps for this tracked data collection. Override to customize the steps.
Declaration
Swift
open class func buildDetailSteps(items: [SBATrackedItem], sections: [SBATrackedSection]?) -> [SBATrackedItemDetailsStep]?
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Build the logging step for this tracked data collection. Override to customize the step.
Declaration
Swift
open class func buildLoggingStep(items: [SBATrackedItem], sections: [SBATrackedSection]?) -> SBATrackedItemsStep
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Build the reminder step for this tracked data collection. Override to customize the step.
Declaration
Swift
open class func buildReminderStep() -> SBATrackedItemRemindersStepObject?
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Build the introduction step for this tracked data collection. Override to customize the step.
Declaration
Swift
open class func buildIntroductionStep() -> RSDStep?
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This is an overridable hook that subclasses can use to perform custom actions after the results have been updated for tracking purposes. This method is called asynchronously on the main thread. Default does nothing.
Declaration
Swift
open func didUpdateTrackingResult(to result: SBATrackedItemsCollectionResult)
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Instantiate the appropriate result that can be used for logging and review.
Declaration
Swift
open func instantiateLoggingResult() -> SBATrackedItemsCollectionResult
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Find or copy the detail step specific to this identifier.
Declaration
Swift
open func getDetailStep(with identifier: String) -> (RSDStep, SBATrackedItemAnswer)?
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Get the next detail step that still has details to fill in.
Declaration
Swift
open func nextDetailStep(after identifier: String, result: RSDTaskResult) -> RSDStep?
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Get the selection step including any preparation required for this navigator.
Declaration
Swift
open func getSelectionStep() -> RSDStep
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Get the review step including any preparation required for this navigation.
Declaration
Swift
open func getReviewStep() -> RSDStep?
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Get the logging step including any preparation required for this navigation.
Declaration
Swift
open func getLoggingStep() -> RSDStep
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Should the given step be skipped?
By default, the step should be skipped if and only if this is a task that is included as a subtask of another task (such as including medication logging in a tapping test) and the skip rule on the step returns true or there are no selected answers.
Declaration
Swift
open func shouldSkip(step: RSDStep?, with result: RSDTaskResult) -> Bool
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If this is a selection or review identifier, those steps are returned, otherwise will return the appropriate detail step for the given item identifier (if any).
Declaration
Swift
open func step(with identifier: String) -> RSDStep?
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Returns
false
.Declaration
Swift
open func shouldExit(after step: RSDStep?, with result: RSDTaskResult) -> Bool
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Returns
true
unless this is a logging step or review step with all information completed.Declaration
Swift
open func hasStep(after step: RSDStep?, with result: RSDTaskResult) -> Bool
-
Returns
false
if and only if this is the selection or review step.Declaration
Swift
open func hasStep(before step: RSDStep, with result: RSDTaskResult) -> Bool
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The next step in the series depends upon what information is remaining to be entered.
Declaration
Swift
open func step(after step: RSDStep?, with result: inout RSDTaskResult) -> (step: RSDStep?, direction: RSDStepDirection)
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Going back should always return to the review step (unless this is selection or review).
Declaration
Swift
open func step(before step: RSDStep, with result: inout RSDTaskResult) -> RSDStep?
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Returns
nil
. Progress is not used by default.Declaration
Swift
open func progress(for step: RSDStep, with result: RSDTaskResult?) -> (current: Int, total: Int, isEstimated: Bool)?


Bookamania Ltd is a registered and well established book company located in Lagos, Nigeria.
We have been in operation since 2010. Our stores have a wide variety of books from global publishers. We have also been able to get the exclusive distribution rights in Nigeria for some publishers overseas. These publishers refer their prospective customers in Nigeria to us.
Our prices are highly competitive and reasonable. We offer you great value for every transaction with us.
At Bookamia, we recognize the creativity and immense resources that go into book publishing, as such, we do not stock pirated materials in our stores.
Aside our wholesale sales to institutional customers, we also attend to the retail needs of our individual customers.
At Bookamania we know that your time is precious. As such, we do not delay in delivering your orders and services. We keep our customers and clients informed when situations beyond our control arise. For instance, when a book you order is out of print or temporarily unavailable from the publisher.
We pride at having a long standing and prestigious customer base. This is because we service reputable schools and organizations over the years.
We attend book fairs and exhibitions around the globe. We use these events to establish contacts, familiarize with industry players, share information and stay on the know on current publications and evolving issues in the industry. We also visit major bookstores in several countries in order to be innovative and stay ahead in this competitive market. As well as to serve you better.
We also offer library development, stocking and general services for schools and organizations, as well as individuals.
Due to popular demand by schools using the Nigerian curriculum, we have also gone into research with reputable authors and educationists to publish books with rich blend of the Nigerian curriculum.
Our publishing division publishes books under the imprint of Bp. We publish genres such as: educational curriculum-based textbooks, autobiographies, biographies, fiction, nonfiction, children literature and poetry. We also accept and consider manuscripts from authors for publication.


Burna Boy, Stefflon Don share passionate kiss on the street
by Temisan Amoye‘African Giant’ and Grammy Award-nominee, Burna Boy and his girlfriend who he said in an interview is his wife are not letting off steam of their romance as they shared a romantic kiss on the street in a picture making rounds of social media.
Recently a rumour surfaced in the air that the couple had called it quits but Stefflon Don was quick to stem the tide of the rumour by debunking it.
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With this picture and more, it appears the ‘African Giant’ and his love are very much on the same page. A few months ago during an interview Burna Boy said Stefflon Don was his wife and he didn’t blink when he professed his love for her.
The music star made this known during an interview with Ebro on his show “Beats 1” on Hot 97 FM in the United States of America in June of this year.


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Ingredients:
Directions:
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{% extends "index.html" %} {% block about %}
Buttswap is the original. When you are the first ButtSwap on the market, there is a lot of pressure to perform.
My mother always told me that I would never succeed.
Look at me now though, it's here.
Our team has data scientists, electronic, producers, digital consumers, UX/UI, and resume building skills.
This enables us to be elastic, perform, and make KISS daily.
KISS (Keep It Serverless, Sir) is the design principle that you and I both learned, together. Forget a wet-smooch! Keep it dry.
Obviously this makes us vulnerable to the threats. Some threats are more threats. Some are even more.
"Threats" is just another way to spell 0022 0054 0068 0072 0065 0061 0074 0073 0022
which is someOne's middle name.
Certainly, we must plan for the competitive advantage. Porter house steaks come 5 times a dinner. I come more.
By this point you must be wondering...
"How can I install this in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2008?"
That is an excellent question. It will be discussed.
The name "The ButtSwap" comes from the popular website name "The Facebook". Because of copyright, our lawyer adviced us to drop the superfulous ending.
This allowed us leverage the enormous brand awareness the "The" theoretically can bring. Many people have heard of and even used "The", sometimes daily.
Certainly this may seem amazing, but it is infact the truth. We own the ButtSwap. Exchange your booty. Go to the moon.
Buttswap uses lots of API. We need more API, Rockstar, and Substack development Agile remote worldwide developers.
We contract through the worldwide web internet over TCP/IP, Port 42, multi-tenant, and Truffle commits.
We prefer analog standards when available for a fair price.
Please reach us if you know how!.😋
We offer regular, premium, gold, diet, decaffinated, and garlic support.
If you need spiritual support please contact our sales team.
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Internet mapping technologies are an important component of geospatial data capture, sharing, visualization, and delivery. This course provides a survey of current and emerging internet and geospatial interoperability standards, technologies, and capabilities. The emphasis of the work in this class will be hands-on experience in four critical aspects of Internet-enabled mapping:
The basic concepts behind web development and web mapping technologies that enable the delivery of maps and mapped data through web browsers
The Open Standards that facilitate the exchange of map images and geospatial data over the internet
The use of published standards-based services in desktop mapping applications that implement those standards
The deployment of standards-based geospatial map and data services that other systems and users may make use of
The specific class objectives that relate to these activities and departmental curriculum objectives for undergraduate and graduate students in the Geography Department include the following:
Students will understand the concepts geospatial data and service interoperability
Students will be able to define the specific requirements of a particular analysis or project and identify the interoperability standards that are capable of meeting those requirements
Students will be knowledgeable in the core technologies that they may use to produce their own internet-enabled mapping capabilities
Students will understand the strengths and limitations of current internet mapping technologies for generating cartographically effective map products.
The weekly goals, objectives and assignments are outlined below
This week we will review the content and structure for the course and spend some time getting to know each other. Following this we will spend some time setting up some of the tools that you will be using for the course in developing your portfolio of materials.
Developing content to go onto the web has evolved from a solitary effort to one where teams work together in developing components of larger web sites. These teams need to have a variety of tools to enable their work. Some of the most important tools enable code sharing with the team, and in projects based on the Open Source software model the rest of the world. The GitHub web platform uses the Git distributed version control system to enable sharing of code and hosting static web pages based on that shared code.
You will be using a private GitHub repository to build your class portfolio during the course. If you would like to make your portfolio available publicly you can also use GitHub as the platform for providing that public access. Regardless of your decision about providing public access to your portfolio, you will learn how version control operates, and how to provide comments and keep notes on your work and comment on the work of others (this will be part of our peer review process).
While the work we do this and next week will be directly through the editor integrated into the GitHub system, you will eventually need to install a desktop application (such as the SourceTree application recommended for the class) that allows you to develop your web pages on your local computer and then update the files on the GitHub system when you want to share a new version.
For this milestone we will walk through the process of creating your repository in GitHub, creating your first web page, previewing that page on your local computer, changing the page, and updating the page on LoboGit. For this milestone we will do this as a manual process which we will streamline in the coming weeks.
Step 1 - Create Your GitHub Account and Portfolio Repository
For your work in this class you will build your portfolio within an organization (https://github.com/UNM-GEOG-485-585) within GitHub that has been created for the class. The first step in the process of creating your portfolio is to create a new repository in GitHub within which you will put your portfolio materials for sharing within the class. Please follow the following steps to create your repository:
Step 2 - Create Your First Web Page
To create your first web page within your portfolio repository you need to first enter your repository, add a new file, modify its contents, and commit your modifications back to the repository to save your changes.
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Step 3 - Preview Your Web Page in a Browser
While we will later discuss strategies for hosting your web content on a system (GitHub for example) that supports direct access by web clients, to preview the web page you just created you need to download the repository to your local computer where you can open the locally stored file in a browser.
hello-world.html
file that you created in a web browser - typically if you double-click on the file it will open in your default browser. You can also open it from within your browser of choice by using the "Open File" (or similar) option in the browser's file menu.This week we will begin to build our foundation for developing material to be shared over the Internet via the World Wide Web. In particular we will cover the basic process of web development, define the parts of a web page, and spend some time learning about the different languages and define the key components of a web page: its structure, presentation, and behavior.
The presentation of information over the Internet is dependent upon the use of standards that have been developed for defining the structure, presentation, and behavior of content. This week we will begin working with the key technologies that define these three components of web content.
These concepts will be illustrated through reference to several simple web pages which are progressively modified to integrate all three of these components.
Expected Outcomes
By the end of this class module you should understand the following:
The basic process of web development
The parts of a web page
The role of the three web page components: structure, presentation, and behavior
Be able to write your own basic web page with your own content and make it available over the web
Key Concepts
Parts of a web page
Structure = X/HTML
Presentation = CSS
Behavior = Javascript
Iterative Development
Duckett, Jon, and Larsen, Rob. Beginning HTML and CSS. Somerset, NJ, USA: John Wiley & Sons, 2013. ProQuest ebrary. Web. 28 December 2015. This book is available online through the University Library - Chapters 1, 7, 10
Duckett, Jon, and Larsen, Rob. Beginning HTML and CSS. Somerset, NJ, USA: John Wiley & Sons, 2013. ProQuest ebrary. Web. 28 December 2015. This book is available online through the University Library - Chapters 2,3,4 and 8
This week’s milestone activity takes you through the process of creating two more web pages in preparation for next week’s work with the Google Maps API in developing your first web mapping page. These pages will be:
A home page for your portfolio that will be the access point for all of the materials you create (template/preview), and
Your first web page containing materials related to this milestone assignment (template/preview).
Step 1 - Open the home page template linked above in your web browser and open the preview in a second tab or window so that you can view both at the same time.
Step 2 - Copy the code in the home page template into a new text file named index.html
on your computer.
Step 3 - Open the milestone assignment template linked above.
Step 4 - Copy the code in the template into a new text file named milestone_02.html
on your copmuter.
Step 5 - After you have saved the index.html
and milestone_02.html
files to your hard drive open them up in your browser to see what they look like when read through a web browser.
Step 6 - Add your responses to the following questions to the milestone_02.html
document. - note: it is a good practice when you are developing a web page to make small changes, save them, and preview the page to make sure that you have not made an error in your code before adding the next item. Practice this by adding each answer, saving your page and previewing it and correcting any errors in your code before going onto the next question.
index.html
in your web browser and the structure of the source code in the page, what effect (if any) does the white space (i.e. tabs, blank lines, multiple spaces) have on what is displayed in the browser?
How are the

and

elements from the source code displayed differently in the browser?

) lists on the page.
Step 7 - Flesh out the index.html
page that you created above (Step 2) with information specific to you based upon the content areas in the page. After making sure that your index.html
and milestone_02.html
are in the same directory, add a relative link to your milestone_02.html
file to the "milestones" section of your index.html
page by modifying the line

Milestone 2

to look like this

Milestone 2

Save your change and test it in the browser by clicking the link on your index.html
page in the browser. If it successfully opens your milestone_02.html
page you have properly built your link.
Step 8 - Copy your hello-world.html
file from Milestone 1 into the same directory as your index.html
file and modify the existing line in your index.html
file

Hello World

to link to your hello-world.html
file (follow the same pattern you used in Step 7 above).
Step 8 - Make a copy of your index.html
page by copying the content of the page and pasting it into a new document named index_styled.html
.
Experiment with some of the styling capabilities described in Dave Raggett’s “Adding a Touch of Style” page (http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/Guide/Style.html) on index_styled.html
page you created above. Make at least three stylistic changes to the index_styled.html
page. Add a link to your index_styled.html
page to your home page (index.html
) under the milestones
section.
Step 9 - Transfer your created files index.html
, milestone_02.html
, and index_styled.html
to your GitHub repository (created in Milestone 1). Of course you could do this by copying and pasting the content of your files into corresponding files in GitHub (but that would not be very efficient or satisfying), but you should probably experiment with SourceTree as demonstrated in this week's Lynda.com video tutorial as a way to work locally and transfer your files to GitHub for remote access and sharing.


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05-06-2019
Presentation on utilizing Kubernetes to support biomedical research
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Presentation of a prototype CWL to Nextflow converter at BOSC 2017 in Prague


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Returns a set of single-member tuples from a specified layer up to a given member in that layer (or up to the default member); or, returns members up to the current member of the Time dimension.
Syntax
PeriodsToDate ( [layer [, member [, hierarchy ]]] )
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
|
The layer to use as a beginning point. |
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The member to use as an ending point. |
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Optional. A specific hierarchy within the time dimension. |
Notes
If layer and member are present, this function determines the ANCESTOR of member, computed as Ancestor(member, layer).
Consider the subtree rooted at the ANCESTOR. This function returns the set of all members along the same generation between the first descendant of ANCESTOR at input member's generation and the input member (inclusive of both.)
The return value of this function is the set of single-member tuples constructed from the members in the subtree rooted at ANCESTOR which are in the same layer as member and which are at or before the position of member within its layer. The order of tuples in the returned set is the same as the order of the members included in the input layer.
If layer is present and member is absent, member is considered to be CurrentMember of the dimension that layer is associated with.
If layer and member are both absent, member is considered to be the current member of the Time dimension, and layer is assumed to be the generation of the member's parent. Hence the return value is a set containing the left siblings of member and member itself.
Using Periodstodate(layer, member) has the same effect as using the following nested functions:
MemberRange( OpeningPeriod( member.GENERATION, Ancestor (member, layer) ) : member )
Example
PeriodsToDate (Year.Generations(1), May) returns the set:
{ Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May }
PeriodsToDate (Year.Generations(2), May) returns the set:
{ Apr, May }
PeriodsToDate (Year.Generations(3), May) returns the set:
{ May }


Files | |
| file | uip.c |
| The uIP TCP/IP stack code. | |
| file | uip.h |
| Header file for the uIP TCP/IP stack. | |
Modules | |
| uIP configuration functions | |
| uIP initialization functions | |
| uIP device driver functions | |
| uIP application functions | |
| uIP conversion functions | |
| uIP Address Resolution Protocol | |
| Serial Line IP (SLIP) protocol | |
| uIP hostname resolver functions | |
| Architecture specific uIP functions | |
Data Structures | |
| struct | uip_conn |
| Representation of a uIP TCP connection. More... | |
| struct | uip_stats |
| The structure holding the TCP/IP statistics that are gathered if UIP_STATISTICS is set to 1. More... | |
| struct | uip_udp_conn |
| Representation of a uIP UDP connection. More... | |
Functions | |
| void | uip_init (void) |
| uIP initialization function. | |
| uip_udp_conn * | uip_udp_new (u16_t *ripaddr, u16_t rport) |
| Set up a new UDP connection. | |
| void | uip_unlisten (u16_t port) |
| Stop listening to the specified port. | |
| void | uip_listen (u16_t port) |
| Start listening to the specified port. | |
| u16_t | htons (u16_t val) |
| Convert 16-bit quantity from host byte order to network byte order. | |
Variables | |
| volatile u8_t * | uip_appdata |
| Pointer to the application data in the packet buffer. | |
| uip_stats | uip_stat |
| The uIP TCP/IP statistics. | |
| u8_t | uip_buf [UIP_BUFSIZE+2] |
| The uIP packet buffer. | |
| volatile u8_t | uip_acc32 [4] |
| 4-byte array used for the 32-bit sequence number calculations. |
|
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Convert 16-bit quantity from host byte order to network byte order. This function is primarily used for converting variables from host byte order to network byte order. For converting constants to network byte order, use the HTONS() macro instead. |
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uIP initialization function. This function should be called at boot up to initilize the uIP TCP/IP stack. |
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Start listening to the specified port.
uip_listen(HTONS(80));
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Set up a new UDP connection.
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Stop listening to the specified port.
uip_unlisten(HTONS(80));
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Pointer to the application data in the packet buffer. This pointer points to the application data when the application is called. If the application wishes to send data, the application may use this space to write the data into before calling uip_send(). |
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The uIP packet buffer. The uip_buf array is used to hold incoming and outgoing packets. The device driver should place incoming data into this buffer. When sending data, the device driver should read the link level headers and the TCP/IP headers from this buffer. The size of the link level headers is configured by the UIP_LLH_LEN define.
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The uIP TCP/IP statistics. This is the variable in which the uIP TCP/IP statistics are gathered. |


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The Strokes - Pandora Internet Radio
Listening to The Stokes on the alt-country inspired station I created on Pandora.


In this mode, mitmproxy accepts proxy requests and unconditionally forwards all
requests to a specified upstream proxy server. This is in contrast to reverse proxy mode, in which
mitmproxy forwards ordinary HTTP requests to an upstream server.
| command-line | -U http://hostname[:port] |
Here, **schema** is one of http, https, http2https or https2http. The latter
two extended schema specifications control the use of HTTP and HTTPS on
mitmproxy and the upstream server. You can indicate that mitmproxy should use
HTTP, and the upstream server uses HTTPS like this:
http2https://hostname:port
And you can indicate that mitmproxy should use HTTPS while the upstream
service uses HTTP like this:
https2http://hostname:port


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The King and I (1999) by John Sylva Rating: F
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The King and I, a Warner Brothers animated, musical feature, recycles the classic story of a woman who challenges the heart of a King, with obvious results. When Anna (Miranda Richardson), a British schoolteacher, travels to Saim to educate the King's (Martin Vidnovic) children, she learns that the King is treating his people unfairly, and must say something to the greedy ruler. Meanwhile, the King's Prime Minister (Ian Richardson), the stereotypical villain, plots to overthrow the King, taking the throne. The last, and most predictable, main subplot deals with the King's son (Allen D. Hong), and his love for a servant, Tuptim (Armi Arabe), and how he conflicts with his feelings, and the ancient laws of Saim.
Not even the lone strong character of Anna can save the unbelievably horrible waste of talent, as The King and I's problems could fill the blank pages of a journal. I will only note the major difficulties, for it would take pages to elaborate on every detail. The screenplay, written by Arthur Rankin, Peter Bakalian, Jacqeline Feather, and David Seidler, which is based upon the play written by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein, has some of the worst dialogue written in a film within recent memory, as every time the obnoxious king would shout, "Etc, etc, etc," I would cringe. Literally. Speaking of cringing- I did quite a bit of this during the rather short film, which is a classic display of terrible filmmaking. Besides the repetitive dialogue from the King, on the whole, the songs seem out of place, and unlike the lyrics, are unmagical. The sole song which is used cleverly is "Getting to Know You," which is used as Anna shows the children the great outdoors, which they have never been exposed to. Unlike Disney animated features, the King and I's songs don't add to the film, and are as uneffective as could be. Take the following scenario as an example, as the sheer horror of the King and I's music is at its worst.
 What do you do!? Sing a happy song!
CRINGE!
Martin Vidnovic voices the King without effort or emotion- You hear the saying two negatives don't make a positive? Believe it! With the terrible dialogue that the King has, along with his awful voice track, the King is completely unbelievable, only shows mild signs of any personality, and the only thing that changes in the King is that he says "Etc., etc., etc.," more and more as the film progresses. No personality at the beginning of the movie, none at the end. And where does this character's personality change? Hey, I thought Anna was supposed to change him! Isn't that the whole plot?
The Prime Minister's hideous sidekick (Darrell Hammond) brings his share of cringes as well - Oh no! Another one of his teeth fell out! HARDY-HAR-HAR! He is supposed to bring laughs for the kidlets, but even at age five I would have cringed while watching him.
By the way this review is going, you may think the reasoning for my hate for this film is due to not liking animated films- Hence why I hate this movie, because The King and I is a disgrace to animation. Animated films, such as 1994's The Lion King and 1998's The Prince of Egypt, are among my favorite movies of all time. The animation team does design their share of well animated settings, so this makes it easier to take my mind off of the annoying King, until I realize that day and night switch back in fourth within seconds.
I have not read the play, or seen the Oscar winning, 1956 film adaption, but from what I can tell, the screenplay for the 1999 version completely butchers the play, for The King and I is never magical, nor interesting. If it wasn't for Miranda Richardson, who voices Anna with feeling, The King and I could earn the title, "Worst movie of the decade." Instead, The King and I will just go down as among the year's worst.
The Bottom Line- Avoid this movie at all costs. Not even young children, the target audience in this film, will enjoy it. Not the slightest bit.
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Structs are complex data types, meaning that they are made up of multiple values. You then create an instance of the struct and fill in its values, then you can pass it around as a single value in your code. For example, we could define a Person
struct type that contains two properties: clothes
and shoes
:
struct Person {
var clothes: String
var shoes: String
}
When you define a struct, Swift makes them very easy to create because it automatically generates what's called a memberwise initializer. In plain speak, it means you create the struct by passing in initial values for its two properties, like this:
let taylor = Person(clothes: "T-shirts", shoes: "sneakers")
let other = Person(clothes: "short skirts", shoes: "high heels")
Once you have created an instance of a struct, you can read its properties just by writing the name of the struct, a period, then the property you want to read:
print(taylor.clothes)
print(other.shoes)
If you assign one struct to another, Swift copies it behind the scenes so that it is a complete, standalone duplicate of the original. Well, that's not strictly true: Swift uses a technique called "copy on write" which means it only actually copies your data if you try to change it.
To help you see how struct copies work, put this into your playground:
struct Person {
var clothes: String
var shoes: String
}
let taylor = Person(clothes: "T-shirts", shoes: "sneakers")
let other = Person(clothes: "short skirts", shoes: "high heels")
var taylorCopy = taylor
taylorCopy.shoes = "flip flops"
print(taylor)
print(taylorCopy)
That creates two Person
structs, then creates a third one called taylorCopy
as a copy of taylor
. What happens next is the interesting part: the code changes taylorCopy
, and prints both it and taylor
. If you look in your results pane (you might need to resize it to fit) you'll see that the copy has a different value to the original: changing one did not change the other.
You can place functions inside structs, and in fact it’s a good idea to do so for all functions that read or change data inside the struct. For example, we could add a function to our Person
struct to describe what they are wearing, like this:
struct Person {
var clothes: String
var shoes: String
func describe() {
print("I like wearing \(clothes) with \(shoes)")
}
}
There are two more things you ought to know but can't see in that code.
 In Swift you write func
whether it's a function or a method, but the distinction is preserved when you talk about them.
Second, if you want to have some part of Apple’s operating system call your Swift method, you need to mark it with a special attribute: @objc
. This is short for “Objective-C”, and the attribute effectively marks the method as being available for older Objective-C code to run – which is almost all of iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS. For example, if you ask the system to call your method after one second has passed, you’ll need to mark it with @objc
.
Don’t worry too much about @objc
for now – not only will I be explaining it in context later on, but Xcode will always tell you when it’s needed. Alternatively, if you don’t want to use @objc
for individual methods you can put @objcMembers
before your struct to automatically make all its methods available to Objective-C.


MBMLGeolocationFunctions Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | MBMLGeolocationFunctions.h |
Overview
Provides a mechanism for parsing geolocations from strings, calculating distances between geolocations, and formatting human-readable distances.
+ distance:
Calculates the distance between two map coordinates, in miles.
This function accepts an array of template expressions, and expects
two objects in the array: point a and point b, both of which
are expected to evaluate to MBGeolocation
instances or
NSString
s. If either parameter is a string, an attempt is made
to convert it into an MBGeolocation
instance by interpreting it in
latitude,longitude
format.
+ (id)distance:(NSArray *)params
Parameters
params |
an array containing the input parameters for the function |
|---|
Return Value
An NSNumber
instance containing a double
value representing the distance in miles between the input
parameters
Discussion
Template example:
^distance($pointA|$pointB)
The expression above returns the distance in miles between $pointA
and $pointB
.
Declared In
MBMLGeolocationFunctions.h
+ formatDistance:
Calculates the distance between two map coordinates, in miles, and formats a string to represent that distance.
+ (id)formatDistance:(NSArray *)params
Parameters
params |
an array containing the input parameters for the function |
|---|
Return Value
An NSString
formatted according to the parameters
Discussion
This function accepts an array of template expressions, and expects three objects in the array:
- a format string
- point a and point b, both of which
are expected to evaluate to
MBGeolocation
instances orNSString
s. If either point is a string, an attempt is made to convert it into anMBGeolocation
instance by interpreting it inlatitude,longitude
format.
Template example:
^formatDistance(%0.1f miles|$pointA|$pointB)
The expression above would determine the miles between $pointA
and $pointB
, and would then format that value into a string
using [NSString<EMAIL_ADDRESS>miles”, distanceInMiles]
.
Declared In
MBMLGeolocationFunctions.h
+ parseLocation:
Attempts to create an MBGeolocation
instance by parsing a string
for decimal latitude and longitude coordinates.
+ (id)parseLocation:(NSString *)locStr
Parameters
a |
string containing comma-separated or pipe-separated latitude and longitude coordinates |
|---|
Return Value
An MBGeolocation
containing the latitude and longitude
specified in the input parameter
Discussion
This function accepts a string as input, where the string contains the latitude coordinate, followed by a delimiter, followed by the longitude coordinate.
This method accepts either a comma (“,
”) or a pipe character
(“|
”) as the delimiter, meaning that the following expressions
are equivalent:
^parseLocation(40.741284|-73.987383)
^parseLocation(40.741284,-73.987383)
Either expression above would return an MBGeolocation
instance
pointing to the address 1 Madison Avenue in New York City.
Declared In
MBMLGeolocationFunctions.h


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Match Play. 0-0 to 7. How should Red play 65?
pips Red=87 White=45
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This turns out to be very close between 11/6, 8/2 and 11/6, 7/1* with the former winning by a fraction.
Over the board 14/8, 11/6 was played but that allows the rear White checker to escape completely with some fives and it is a blunder. 11/6, 7/1* is good enough that technically it is not an error.
Over the board 14/8, 11/6 was played but that allows the rear White checker to escape completely with some fives and it is a blunder. 11/6, 7/1* is good enough that technically it is not an error.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 11/6 8/2 Eq.: +0.335 0.714 0.043 0.000 - 0.286 0.019 0.000 2. Cubeful 2-ply 11/6 7/1* Eq.: +0.287 (-0.048) 0.689 0.067 0.002 - 0.311 0.047 0.000 3. Cubeful 2-ply 14/9 7/1* Eq.: +0.257 (-0.078) 0.672 0.064 0.002 - 0.328 0.036 0.000 4. Cubeful 2-ply 14/8 11/6 Eq.: +0.240 (-0.094) 0.678 0.037 0.001 - 0.322 0.009 0.000 5. Cubeful 2-ply 14/9 8/2 Eq.: +0.204 (-0.130) 0.655 0.033 0.000 - 0.345 0.013 0.000


By the end of this course students...
This course is focused on visualization.
We will not focus on data management or statistics, however you should be conscientious of how these affect your maps.
Data will be provided for the course, but you are highly encouraged to use your own!
If you need help cleaning/geocoding data from other courses or projects, reach out to me.
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Your final AGOL project will be something like this
Something like this requires a little more coding & data management than we will cover in this course.
| Pros | |
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| Cons |
Your final Leaflet project will be something like this
An example of a more complicated leaflet map. We will not get this far in this course, but very doable if you keep at it.
| Pros | |
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| Cons |
We will create interative thematic maps in this course, as opposed to general reference maps or topographical maps.
Thematic Maps: maps that visualize a certain topic or theme
Let's review common types of thematic maps:
Choropleth Maps use color or shading to show data over a defined area.
You'll see a lot of these.
Proportional Symbol Maps use symbols of varying sizes to show a quantitative value.
Can be any shape. Note the shape of the geographic unit itself is not augemented.
Cartograms distort land area to represent a variable.
Color is used to represent a second variable. (and third variable!)
Dot Density Maps use a dot to represent the distribution (or density) of a phenomenon.
Color is used to represent a second variable.
The famous John Snow Cholera map.
Heatmaps are a form of dot density maps
AKA Isopleth Maps if you want to be fancy
Flow maps show the movement of a unit or variable.
Color & symbol size are used to represent second & third variables
Color used to represent second variable
Minard's flow map of Napoleon's 1812 Russian campaign.
Symbol size & color used to represent second & third variable.
Everyone using or making a map is doing so for a reason.
Some maps are a bit less subtle about their agendas than others
Spooky!
This map was probably not designed with this in mind, but it is being used to support a position.
It is impossible* to have a completely objective map
Even if your goal is to create an objective data visualization, every map maker needs to make choices that effectively result in the map telling lies.
*Okay, a map with a 1:1 scale could be objective. But it would be pretty useles
Despite the obvious agenda of one, both can be considered honest depictions of the 2016 election results.
If your goal is to make as objective a map as possible, consider why you're making certain design choices.
Be prepared to have maps that do not look as dramatic or convincing as you'd like. Even though you could easily make them look dramatic and convincing.
You are free to make map design choices that support your message.
Preferably, you're not going to obfuscate information...
...but if you're going to, let's make sure you do it on purpose.
Until you're out in the world pushing agendas, let's be conscientious of the following map design choices that can be deceptive:
1. How are you aggregating your data areally?
Modifiable Areal Unit Problem
Many ways to divide Chicago
Administrative units are not always drawn randomly or objectively...
Oy vey
Alternatives?
Warning - you will not always have the data available for these alternatives!
Proportional Symbols
Cartograms
Dot Density
Note that symbols on dot density or proportional symbol maps can be styled in misleading ways as well
Artist rendering of Australian Wildfires using a heatmap technique
2. How are you classifying your data?
Common Classifications
Common Classification Schemes used by GIS Software
What does "% Elderly Living Alone" mean anyway?
Watch out for temporal issues!
Heat Wave Deaths are from the 1996 Chicago Heatwave, Census Tract Boundaries & Elderly Data = 2018
3. How are you projecting your data?
Cartograms rely on the user having both a strong mental image of the area, but also one that matches the projection of the non-distorted map.
Cartograms rely on the user having both a strong mental image of the area, but also one that matches the projection of the non-distorted map
Often a reference map is included just for this purpose
Many of you probably grew up looking at this map
Which distorts land area in order to preserve direction (it was made for sailors!)
Some of you might be more familiar with this one
Now area is preserved, but shape is distorted
Left: Economist Original, Right: Corrected
All maps distort something
And why are we even centering things on the UK, anyway?
Color is cultural, consider what the color you're choosing says.
Red = Liberal, Blue = Conservative
Color schemes that may feel "natural" can be the result of long-standing cartographic requirements
This is a great resource in general
Two uses of color: hue & saturation to display two separate values
Before you look at the text on the next two maps, consider your immediate impression of what the map colors are telling you.
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Questions?


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Error handling function.
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Description:
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This API is used to perform different operations according to error types.
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注意:
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参数:
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参数名称 |
描述 |
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pcFileName |
[IN] Log file that stores error information. |
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uwLineNo |
[IN] Line number of the erroneous line which should not be OS_ERR_MAGIC_WORD. |
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uwErrorNo |
[IN] Error code. |
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uwParaLen |
[IN] Length of the input parameter pPara. |
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pPara |
[IN] User label of the error. |
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返回值:
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返回值 |
描述 |
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LOS_OK |
The error is successfully processed. |
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Dependency:
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- los_err.h: the header file that contains the API declaration.
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参见:
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None
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自从:
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Progether is centered around one simple belief: It's enjoyable
and effective to learn programming by collaborating on projects
with others. So, what are you waiting for?
Let's Get Started!
Our version control tool of choice is the venerable Git. To publicly host
all of our project code, we use Github, a web-based hosting service for
projects that use the Git version control system. Head on over to Github
to get started!
Here you'll find a list of all projects that are currently underway, as
well as links to their respective Git repositories. You'll also find contact
information for the project's main members.
Use these learning resources when you inevitably get stuck during your
learning process. This section is constantly updated with new and useful
information, so we encourage you to bookmark it to use as a digital field
guide during the course of your growth as a programmer.
Progether was conceived with a few core structural values in mind. They exist
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Artistic Style can be compiled as a shared library (DLL) or a static library and linked with an Objective‑C program. This is usually done on a Mac OS X computer. However, Objective‑C on Windows and Linux contains information on compiling and running Objective‑C programs using GNUstep. It has instructions for compiling the following example program on Windows or Linux.
To compile AStyle for use with an Objective‑C program the compile option ASTYLE_LIB must be defined. Then AStyle will accept the files and options as parameters from a function call. It is the responsibility of the calling program to read the source files and accept the options from the user via a graphical interface or other method. These are then passed via the function call. After the source files are formatted they will be returned to the calling program, which must then save the source file and take other appropriate action.
Visual Studio users can also use the option ASTYLE_NO_VCX (no Visual C exports) to remove the __declspec(dllexport) definition from Visual C. Use this only for static libraries or when the AStyle source is included in the compile. Do NOT use this when compiled as a shared (dynamic) library. It is effective only for Visual Studio 2012 and higher. It will NOT work with previous versions. It has no effect with other compilers since they require a separate option to create the import library and export files.
The source can also be included in a program or another shared library (DLL) instead of being compiled by itself. It should be compiled with the options ASTYLE_LIB (and ASTYLE_NO_VCX for Visual C) to get the function call instead of the console build. Then include it with the other source modules and call it using the AStyleMain function.
This function is called to format the source code.
char* STDCALL AStyleMain(const char* pSourceIn, const char* pOptions, void (STDCALL* fpError)(int, char*), char* (STDCALL* fpAlloc)(unsigned long));
pSourceIn
A pointer to the source file to be formatted.
pOptions
A pointer to the formatting options. They should be in the same format as in the default options file. The options
may be set apart by new-lines, commas, tabs or spaces. The long options do not need the "--" prefix. Comments
may be used but they must be terminated by a new-line "\n" character.
If the file to be formatted is a Java or C# file, the file mode option must be included (e.g. mode=java or mode=cs).
fpError
A pointer to the error handling function. If there are errors in the parameters pSourceIn
or pOptions, this function is called. It should display an error message and then either abort or continue the
program depending on the error. The first parameter is a number identifying the error. The second parameter is
a pointer to a standard error message.
Error messages numbered 100-199 are errors that prevent the file from being formatted. A NULL pointer is returned to the calling program. Error messages numbered 200-299 are errors that do NOT prevent the file from being formatted. A valid pointer and a formatted file are returned. This will occur if an invalid option is sent to AStyleMain. The calling program has the option of accepting or rejecting the formatted file.
fpAlloc
A pointer to the memory allocation function. The calling program must allocate memory for the output source file.
This function will be called when the memory is needed. The parameter is the amount of memory that should be allocated.
NSZoneMalloc is typically used to allocate variable sized memory. An error for this results in a NSMallocException. This means that exception handling must be used to catch the error. If instead, a “C” malloc function is used, the error results in a NULL return. In this case it simplifies the error handling since the NULL is simply returned to AStyle. The example program uses malloc instead of NSZoneMalloc.
A NSZoneMalloc can be used if you want but do not abort the program in the memory allocation function. An error message may be printed but return a NULL pointer to AStyle and handle the error when AStyle returns from formatting the text.
The calling program is responsible for freeing the allocated memory when it is no longer needed.
If the function succeeds, the return value is a pointer to the formatted source code.
If the function fails, the return value is NULL. Before the NULL is returned an error message will be sent to the error handling function.
This function typically fails for one of the following reasons:
The STDCALL macro is defined for Windows as __stdcall. It is needed if AStyle is compiled as a Windows shared library (DLL). For Linux it is defined but does not have a value.
The calling program is responsible for freeing the memory allocated by fpAlloc when it is no longer needed.
This function is called to get the Artistic Style version number.
char* STDCALL AStyleGetVersion();
A pointer to the Artistic Style version number.
The STDCALL macro is defined for Windows as __stdcall. It is needed if AStyle is compiled as a Windows shared library (DLL). For Linux it is defined but does not have a value.
The following example formats source files by calling the Artistic Style formatter. It is a console application but the procedure for a GUI is the same. The example can be copied and pasted into a source file. Or it can be downloaded with test data from the "Developer Information" page. The source code for Artistic Style must be added as a shared library (DLL), a static library, or included with the example source.
// Example.m /* This program calls the Artistic Style formatter (AStyleMain) * to format the astyle source files in a test-data directory. */ #include <Foundation/Foundation.h> // allow for different calling conventions in Linux and Windows #ifdef _WIN32 #define STDCALL __stdcall #else #define STDCALL #endif // functions to call AStyleMain char* STDCALL AStyleGetVersion(); char* STDCALL AStyleMain(const char* pSourceIn, const char* pOptions, void (STDCALL* fpError)(int, const char*), char* (STDCALL* fpAlloc)(unsigned long)); void STDCALL ASErrorHandler(int errorNumber, const char* errorMessage); char* STDCALL ASMemoryAlloc(unsigned long memoryNeeded); // other functions void error(NSString* message) __attribute__((noreturn)); NSString* getProjectDirectory(const NSString* subPath); NSString* getText(NSString* filePath); void setText(const NSString* textOut, NSString* filePath); // Main function for this example. int main() { #if __has_feature(objc_arc) // clang directive @autoreleasepool #else NSAutoreleasePool* pool = [[NSAutoreleasePool alloc] init]; #endif { // options to pass to AStyle const NSArray* fileNames = [NSArray arrayWithObjects: @"AStyleDev/test-data/ASBeautifier.cpp", @"AStyleDev/test-data/ASFormatter.cpp", @"AStyleDev/test-data/astyle.h", nil]; const NSString* options = @"-A2tOP"; // get Artistic Style version const char* versionChar = AStyleGetVersion(); NSLog(@"Example Obj-C - AStyle %s", versionChar); // process the input files for (NSString * fileName in fileNames) { // get the text to format NSString* filePath = getProjectDirectory(fileName); NSString* textIn = getText(filePath); // call the Artistic Style formatting function char* textOutChar = AStyleMain([textIn UTF8String], [options UTF8String], ASErrorHandler, ASMemoryAlloc); // does not need to terminate on an error // an error message has been displayed by the error handler if (textOutChar == NULL) error([NSString stringWithFormat: @"Cannot format %@", fileName]); // return the formatted text NSString* textOut = [NSString stringWithUTF8String: textOutChar]; NSLog(@"Formatted %@", fileName); setText(textOut, filePath); // free the buffer allocated with malloc // Malloc is used instead of NSZoneMalloc to simplify the error handling. // Malloc errors result in a NULL return instead of a NSMallocException. free(textOutChar); textOutChar = NULL; } // system("pause"); } #if !__has_feature(objc_arc) // clang directive [pool drain]; #endif return EXIT_SUCCESS; } // Error handler for the Artistic Style formatter. void STDCALL ASErrorHandler(int errorNumber, const char* errorMessage) { NSLog(@"astyle error %d", errorNumber); NSLog(@"%s", errorMessage); } // Allocate memory for the Artistic Style formatter. // Malloc is used instead of NSZoneMalloc to simplify the error handling. // Malloc errors result in a NULL return instead of a NSMallocException. char* STDCALL ASMemoryAlloc(unsigned long memoryNeeded) { char* buffer = malloc(memoryNeeded); return buffer; } // Error message function for this example. void error(NSString* message) { NSLog(@"%@", message); NSLog(@"The program has terminated!"); exit(EXIT_FAILURE); } // Prepend the project directory to the subpath. // This may need to be changed for your directory structure. NSString* getProjectDirectory(const NSString* subPath) { #ifdef _WIN32 char* homeDirectoryChar = getenv("USERPROFILE"); #else char* homeDirectoryChar = getenv("HOME"); #endif if (!homeDirectoryChar) error(@"Cannot find HOME directory"); NSString* homeDirectory = [NSString stringWithCString: homeDirectoryChar encoding: [NSString defaultCStringEncoding]]; NSString* projectPath = [NSString stringWithFormat: @"%@/%@/%@", homeDirectory, @"Projects", subPath]; return projectPath; } // Get the text to be formatted and convert to a NSString. // Usually the text would be obtained from an edit control. NSString* getText(NSString* filePath) { NSString* textIn = [NSString stringWithContentsOfFile: filePath encoding: NSASCIIStringEncoding error: NULL]; if (!textIn) error([NSString stringWithFormat: @"Cannot open input file %@", filePath]); return textIn; } // Return the formatted text. // Usually the text would be returned to an edit control. void setText(const NSString* textOut, NSString* filePath) { // create a backup file NSFileManager* fm = [NSFileManager defaultManager]; NSString* origfilePath = [NSString stringWithFormat: @"%@%@", filePath, @".orig"]; if ([fm fileExistsAtPath: origfilePath]) [fm removeItemAtPath: origfilePath error: NULL]; if (![fm moveItemAtPath: filePath toPath: origfilePath error: NULL]) NSLog(@"Cannot create backup for %@", filePath); // write the text [textOut writeToFile: filePath atomically: YES encoding: NSASCIIStringEncoding error: NULL]; }


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tmpl.loader Examples
The following are examples on how to use tmpl.loader to automatically load templates from various templating engines into your html page for use by JavaScript.
Note: It is highly recommended that you run these examples on a web server, otherwise you may receive security errors from your browser when attempting to load files locally through AJAX.
Example 1: Loading a basic template.
Example 2: Creating a custom alias for an existing template engine.
Example 3: Creating a custom template engine.
Example 4: Loading multiple templates from a single file.


If you are reading this document from the beginning, you may likely be asking yourself if Helianto pays off. Considering the world of the ever-changing requirements, your experience with Helianto will show you, somehow, that YES, it has worthed. But if you are unfamiliar with concepts like dependency injection and object relational mapping, you may not give even it a try. Since this project was published as open source (2006), such technologies have increasingly grown to play a major role.
Helianto can be taken as a shortcut in the path for learning and adopting this way of programming. It is a “learn as you go” alternative that encourages use of agile techniques and sound programming practices, like test driven development (TDD), clear interface definitions and separation of concerns.
Therefore, an important guideline for writing the reference, specially this core module, is to go beyond the plain description of key features and also say something valuable for beginners. Code samples and short explanations are kept as a minimum to facilitate reading on, but are surely not enough to cover all what is need to a full understanding of the presented subject.
For some odd words to beginners, here is a list o helpful links:
Dependency injection (DI): http://martinfowler.com/articles/injection.html , http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dependency_injection .
Object relational mapping (ORM): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-relational_mapping .
Java persistence API (JPA): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_Persistence_API .
Infrastructure in helianto-core module provides for Spring based dependency injection and JPA object relational mapping.
Helianto relies on Hibernate (alternatively JPA) to keep information on a SQL database. A full discussion on object relational mapping advantages and penalties is beyond the scope of this documentation. The first few things to note on a new project extending Helianto are:
Helianto focuses on Java classes: database tables are not as important as domain classes they are mapped to and they will seldom be discussed. The helianto-core module configuration handles the automatic creation of tables, primary keys, unique constraints and foreign keys required by the persistent domain classes through JPA compatible annotations.
Domain classes have JPA annotations and are registered: you can easily create new domain classes, but you should first be aware (check the section below) how do they relate to the isolation classes provided by Helianto.
Data access objects, also called repositories: (although many developers may prefer to use Hibernate or JPA artifacts directly) are provided for specific domain hierarchies. They inherit from AbstractBasicDao<T> or AbstractFilterDao<T, F extends Filter> to expose a convenient subset of persistence operations. Wherever a filter is implemented, a kind of specialized value object, its corresponding FilterDao is capable to create queries without any SQL handwriting (nor HQL or JPQL).
[NEW] Spring 3 repository factories: are used to easily create DAOs and register them to the Spring root application context. DAOs are excellent candidates for dependency injection, a key feature of the Spring framework.
The following code fragments illustrate some of the above features.
The highlighted code shows that:
Standard JPA annotations like @javax.persistence.Entity and @javax.persistence.Table are often required, as well as @javax.persistence.ManyToOne and others.
The @javax.persistence.Table annotation includes at least one unique constraint definition; this is relevant for the DAO definition.
Any persistent domain class is a plain Java bean.
The methods equals and hashCode are required; DO NOT FORGET THEM!
Some domain classes are part of a hierarchy and have additional mapping.
The highlighted code shows that:
All members of the hierarchy are stored to the same table, core_user, having a column named type to distinguish classes.
UserGroup has the char value of 'G'.
UserGroup is the root of a hierarchy and may have a DAO like UserGroupDao.
Other members of the hierarchy are easier to annotate and to maintain. The User class is persisted with the UserGroupDao.
Helianto does not require much more than this few annotations briefly shown here to annotate domain classes, although there are many details of the JPA specification not covered in detail in this document. You may find more examples by browsing the code for each module root package, where domain classes are usually placed.
The default infrastructure configuration relies on Hibernate to persist data. It is possible to plug in any other JPA engine.
After deploying any Helianto based war file to a web container like Tomcat, the infrastructure beans configured in Helianto create database tables according to classes defined as shown above. However, before an user is authorized into the system, certain instances must be created and persisted. This is going to be referred as installation.
Domain classes are designed so that Helianto may be installed and used in any of the following use cases:
Accounts, customers, equipment, etc. belong all to the same company, organization or business entity; this is the simplest use case, the so called stand-alone (or single entity) installation.
Users may choose to login to organization A or B, and data from one entity must not be visible to users logged to any other organization; this is the single namespace installation.
Groups of organizations share common instances, and there is more than one group of organizations that can be managed separately; this is the multi namespace installation.
Whenever is necessary to keep different organizations or namespaces under the same database, care must be taken to avoid data collision. The core module has domain classes responsible for laying out the main isolation strategies:
Entity isolation, meaning that accounts, customers, equipment, etc. from one business entity is not accessible to some other business entity. This is the main responsibility assigned to the class org.helianto.core.Entity.
Namespace isolation, meaning that common instances to a group of entities (like provinces, parameters, etc.) can be managed as a unit. This is the main responsibility assigned to the class org.helianto.core.Operator. Any Entity holds a reference to its Operator.
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Isolation immediate consequences are:
At least one instance of the Entity class and one instance of the Operator class must exist before you can use Helianto no matter what type of installation is required; application and presentation layer must be responsible for hiding domain classes that are not relevant in a particular use case.
All Helianto classes, except two or three, have an Operator instance as an aggregate, or have it aggregated in a nth level.
Almost all, presumably 90% of the Helianto classes have an Entity as an aggregate, or have it aggregated in a nth level.
Having such associations, it is easy to sort out instances by Entity or Operator.
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This Enumeration further classifies items by more specific categorizations than
DestinyItemType. The "Sub-Type" is where we classify and categorize items one
step further in specificity: "Auto Rifle" instead of just "Weapon" for example,
or "Vanguard Bounty" instead of merely "Bounty".
These sub-types are provided for historical compatibility with Destiny 1, but an
ideal alternative is to use DestinyItemCategoryDefinitions and the
DestinyItemDefinition.itemCategories property instead. Item Categories allow for
arbitrary hierarchies of specificity, and for items to belong to multiple
categories across multiple hierarchies simultaneously. For this enum, we pick a
single type as a "best guess" fit.
NOTE: This is not all of the item types available, and some of these are
holdovers from Destiny 1 that may or may not still exist.
This Enumeration further classifies items by more specific categorizations than DestinyItemType. The "Sub-Type" is where we classify and categorize items one step further in specificity: "Auto Rifle" instead of just "Weapon" for example, or "Vanguard Bounty" instead of merely "Bounty".
These sub-types are provided for historical compatibility with Destiny 1, but an ideal alternative is to use DestinyItemCategoryDefinitions and the DestinyItemDefinition.itemCategories property instead. Item Categories allow for arbitrary hierarchies of specificity, and for items to belong to multiple categories across multiple hierarchies simultaneously. For this enum, we pick a single type as a "best guess" fit.
NOTE: This is not all of the item types available, and some of these are holdovers from Destiny 1 that may or may not still exist.


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val problematicLine: String
The line that potentially caused the exception. This is discovered by analysing package names that match the rootPackage.


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Hi Sean,
I am very disappointed and upset that your article about the tragic death of my brother Leif focussed more on rider safety than the reality of the situation.
There was very little reference to his actual trip and the cause for his journey - that being climate action and environmental protection - and for you to focus the story on rider safety implies that Leif himself was in the wrong.
This is simply false and an outrageous claim. The truck driver has already been charged with an account of dangerous driving, which speaks for itself in who was really at fault.
Besides, the focus of this tragedy should not be whether cyclists should be allowed on roads, but Leif’s drive and passion for making the world a better place.
If you were ever going to frame this article about rider safety, it should have been regarding the responsibility of drivers to take extra caution for cyclists on the road.
It’s pretty callous to barely mention that he wanted to ride 20000 km around the country, and to just focus on interviewing a truck driver who wasn’t even there without talking to the witnesses of the accident is hurtful.
We request that you retract and amend the article, to do both Leif and his family justice.
Please make these amendments as soon as possible so the picture you have painted does not go public.
We have linked the media statement we drafted last night for another journalist with q&a’s we provided that we provided when we talked on the phone. We would like to elaborate further if you are able.
You have a responsibility as a journalist to tell the truth and use tragic events like this to unite people, especially since Leif’s whole mission was to inspire people to use their power for good and save the earth as we know it.
Look forward to hearing back.
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#include <CStorage.h>
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| void | Close () |
| void | Create (const char *fName, int pageSize, int userHeaderSize, int cacheNPages=100) |
| bool | IsOpened () |
| void | Drop () |
| long | GetFileSize () |
| void | ReadUserHeader (void *page) |
| long | GetUserHeaderSize () |
| void | WriteUserHeader (void *page) |
| void | ReadPage (long pageId, void *page) |
| void | WritePage (long pageId, void *page) |
| long | InsertNewPage (void *page) |
| void | FreePage (long pageId) |
| void | FlushCache () |
| int | GetCacheTotalPages () |
| void | ResizeCache (int newCacheNPages) |
| int | GetPageSize () |
| long | GetTotalPagesInUse () |
| long | GetTotalPagesIncludingDisposed () |
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All the disk page area is available. It means that no internal (control) data is written in the page. Only when a page is disposed an internal data is written (a pointer to the next disposed page or null). If the user wants to make some logical mark, use any position after the 20th byte (actually, it should be after the 4th, but I decided to reserve some more just in case...). It must be observed that, if the user writes on a disposed page, the data have great chance to be lost.
The intention with this object is only to help on building indexing methods for spatial and metric data. Yet, the idea is to use this as an academic tool for testing and tuning indexing methods, and not as a commercial one. So, it is not RELIABLE! Don't expect too much.
To aid the disk access, a cache manager is used. Its page replacement policy is the Natural Selection Page Replacement Policy (a mixing between the LRU and LFU replacement policies).
This version was modified from its original version by Fabio Jun Takada Chino and Josiel Maimone de Figueiredo.
Roberto Figueira Santos Filho (Original Author)
Fabio Jun Takada Chino<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Josiel Maimone de Figueiredo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Marcos Rodrigues Vieira<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Definition at line 137 of file CStorage.h.
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Create and open a new file (overwrites the old one). In addition to the original version, this method can define the userHeaderSize automatically. If userHeaderSize is passed as a negative value, it will assume that the header size will be about pageSize - 32. It is usefull for the implementation of stDiskPageManager.
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@Tiamnatt Are your guard dog signs clearly posted?
If they are, is the dog under your control at all times?
If not, then you're just creating more liability for yourself. Also, I'm sure you can see the distinction in law between a robber committing a crime on your property, and police entering it with explicit powers to do so (even if we disagree that they should have those powers).
@Rogerborg My grounds are firmly secure and signs everywhere.
The dogs are guard dogs and will bite intruders. That is their job.
The spaniel is used for hunting and the ‘others’ used for guarding.
I am prepared to sacrifice my dogs over mine or my children’s liberty.
These fools don’t realise planning officers have been shot over planning orders. Come and try and take my family and we be having a cop hunt on my land.
yeah but the English conceded to socialism and communism quite a while ago, they failed to act to secure their freedoms in the past so they may as well just get in line for their bar code tattoos
Says the bloke living in the worlds largest banana republic with a president elect on the CCP’s payroll and an idiocracy that either spinelessly accepts the most blatant fraud in world history or cheers it on adding more Marxist halfwits like AOC to the congress as you go. Last December comrade Corbyn and his band of socialists were utterly annihilated in our general election, had it not been for the feckless tories ever since, “socialism” would have been dead and buried for at least another generation. Now as I look over at America, I see a nation that has just been defeated by socialists, Ossoff and that lunatic preacher the latest “winners” over there in Georgia.
They already do that in Belgium and they study doctor Mengele at school.
This is going way to far
Not a problem, they won't be leaving though.
Looks like I'm going to get arrested if they try to come into my house uninvited
OMG - the communist globalist are taking over UK too
No step on snek
Cops laughing in front of a “Store Closing” sign, sums up the direction 2021 is aiming for.
Only a matter of time right? I guess I'll have to sharpen my mace n chain after all...
Okay. I can understand safety, but this is going too far. Have they ever heard of invasion of privacy.
I long for the days of light touch fascism when you could visit relatives, eat in a restaurant, travel abroad and see the police as normal people.
Hey Brits- why in God’s name are you not uprising??

Make sure to have a dummy of a cop and whimper whenever you bring it out.
The dog will rip plod apart.
yeah but the English conceded to socialism and communism quite a while ago, they failed to act to secure their freedoms in the past so they may as well just get in line for their bar code tattoos
Castles made of sand
Stasis....
Too much police and politician corruption these days. Both need purges of those who don't serve the people and freedom.
But, but, it would only be used against the small minority who choose to obstruct police by not proving our innocence on demand.
I hope that this despot's neighbours grass him up over and over again.
“Suspected” lockdown breakers??? It doesn’t even have to be established first?
It was stuff like this that caused the English Civil War.
It's as if the seniors officers are power obsessed and exploiting the Covid crisis for their own needs.....of wait!


Deleting an Event
How to delete a logged event from the Log Viewer module. Restricted to SuperUsers.
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Navigate to Admin > Event Viewer - OR - Navigate to a Log Viewer module.
- Click the Edit Log Settings button. This displays the Edit Log Settings page.
- Click the Edit button beside the item to be deleted.
- Click the Delete button at the base of the module. This displays the message "Are You Sure You Wish To Delete This Item?"
- Click the Yes button to confirm.


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gcpdiag
Google Cloud Platform troubleshooting and diagnostics tool.
Run in a docker container or in GCP Cloudshell.
More information: home page
- Run `gcpdiag` on your project, returning all rules:
gcpdiag lint --project=gcp_project_id
- Hide rules that are ok:
gcpdiag lint --project=gcp_project_id --hide-ok
- Authenticate using a service account private key file:
gcpdiag lint --project=gcp_project_id --auth-key path/to/private_key
- Search logs and metrics from a number of days back (default: 3 days):
gcpdiag lint --project=gcp_project_id --within-days number
- Display help:
gcpdiag lint --help