asc & me
why are you reading this?
The chances are you and I currently, or are about to, spend some time together. Maybe we work together, are living together, or have somehow ended up in each others’ lives. This probably means that at some point you will notice some differences in the way I do things.
This is because I am autistic.
These differences are not inherently bad. Some cause me problems. Some I’m quite fond of. In any case, understanding them can help the time we spend together be easier for both of us.
I’ve written this to help with that understanding.  By writing this down, I hope we can save some time and avoid confusion.
There are two parts to this page. The first explains how I experience autism. I wrote it partially for you, but also partially for me. It is not particularly concise, and I understand if you don’t have the time or energy to read it all. That’s why the second part exists. It is more focused and contains direct suggestions for how we can ensure our interactions are mutually beneficial. If you don’t have much time, go straight there.
sections
a little background
I was diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome1, now called Autistic Spectrum Condition2, at the age of 29. I have been autistic all my life and always will be. This is because autism is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects the way my brain processes information.
You might have heard autism described as a ‘‘spectrum’’.  There are many things we have in common – the traits that make us autistic – but we all experience these in different ways, in different combinations, and to different degrees of intensity.
It’s important to remember that the term ‘‘spectrum’’ does not describe a one-dimensional, linear spectrum, running from less autistic to more autistic. This flawed concept often manifests in the form of ‘‘functioning labels’’. These are terms like ‘‘high-functioning’’ and ‘‘low-functioning’’. I am not particularly fond of these labels, and many other autistic people feel the same way. This is because they reduce the nuance of our experience to a simple assessment of how effectively we conform to neurotypical social norms.
In the short time since I was diagnosed, I have already been called ‘‘high-functioning’’ more times than I can count, mostly by well meaning individuals. Whilst their intentions are usually good, the message this really communicates is, ‘‘you are conforming to several societal expectations, so you can’t be that autistic.’’ This makes it hard to take my own struggles seriously.
The autism spectrum is not one-dimensional and linear.
Instead, it is multidimensional, describing a constellation of autistic traits and characteristics. We are as diverse as allistic3 people. As the saying goes, once you have met one autistic person, you have met one autistic person.
For this reason, it is important to understand that many of the ideas you may already have about autism are very likely based on stereotypes perpetuated by lazy media representations and outdated medical interpretations, centred on a subset of white boys and men. I make this point for three reasons. Firstly, I hope you’ll read what I have written with an open mind, and understand that what I am saying may not perfectly line up with your preconceptions about autistic people. Secondly, I want to be clear that the information I share here is about my experience of autism. Many other experiences are possible and equally as valid. Thirdly, I hope that in reading this you are encouraged to question some of these stereotypes and understand that autism does not end with white cis men.
part 1
but you don’t seem autistic
So I have been told. In fact, I didn’t even know I was autistic for most of my life.
There is a reason for this. You may know already that autism is a condition that affects socialisation and communication. It is commonly assumed that this means autistic people are inherently unable and unwilling to socialise. That we are awkward, verbally clumsy, rude, inappropriate. And some of us are, by neurotypical standards. But some of us aren’t.
Many of us learn to come across as reasonably socially adept, to make friends, to make chit-chat, to hold conversations. We do this through a process we call ‘‘masking’’. This involves suppressing many of our natural instincts, whilst consciously modifying our behaviour to match neurotypical social norms, all whilst remaining hypervigilant to the subtle nonverbal cues that we are often unable to instinctively interpret.
You might think this sounds difficult. You would be right. It is exhausting.
I learned to mask as a teenager.  From a young age I was socially ostracised. I did not understand why.
The shame of this alienation let me to believe that there was something fundamentally wrong with me. That I had a deficiency. I have yet to speak to another autistic person who didn’t experience this sense of deficiency during their formative years.
This belief led me to take action. I became obsessed with the idea of improving myself, devouring all the information I could on social skills, body language, communication. I perused the internet for tips, making web searches like ‘‘how to make friends’’ and ‘‘why don’t people like me’’. And, I practiced. I would regularly catch a bus to another town, where nobody would recognise me, so I could practice my skills on strangers. To this day, I cringe thinking about some of those encounters.
But, gradually, this effort did begin to pay off. I made friends. In brief, beautiful moments my social anxiety subsided and I felt, for a second, included.
Was that it? Problem solved? Absolutely not. I worked hard, and I am very good at masking. Yet, to this day, for every successful social interaction I have, there is another disaster. And every time that happens, the same shame, the same belief that I am deficient is waiting for me, like it never left.
The thing to understand about masking is that it comes at a cost. Think of it like living in a country where nobody speaks your native language. Of course, you’ll need to learn the local language to survive, but in learning as an adult you’ll likely never reach the fluency of a native speaker. You’ll probably always speak with an accent, miss certain idioms, and need to stay vigilant about grammar. As you speak your internal monologue will be constantly running: ‘‘did I use the right tense? should this verb be in the subjunctive form? should this noun be in the dative or locative case?’’ After every conversation you’ll review it in your head. ‘‘Did I say that right? Oh no, what if I used the wrong form of that verb? They’ll think I was being rude.’’ A few hours at a party, for a native speaker, might be a relaxing way to unwind, but by the end of the night you will probably be exhausted from the effort of simply communicating.
This is how masking feels.
It is a continuous expenditure of cognitive energy for the purposes of conforming to the social expectations of others. And when that energy is depleted life becomes a lot more challenging, and there will be no more masking.
Here is a small selection of the things I have to do to keep the mask up:
- privately rehearse stories, jokes, and conversational set-pieces
- consciously imbue my words with intonation, but not too much as people find this offputting
- question every natural instinct I have to contribute to a conversation – I’m at great risk of infodumping, communicating through facts, or interpreting things literally. People tend not to like these
- mentally keep track of how long each person has been talking so as not to over- or under-contribute to the conversation
- evenly distribute my eye contact between everyone in the group, whilst not staring too long or looking disinterested in anyone
- actively parse for sarcasm, jokes, metaphor. I’m pretty good, but I miss a lot
- suppress my natural movements (called stims)
- suppress my responses to uncomfortable sensory stimuli
sometimes i really like some things
I want to talk about an aspect of being autistic I adore.
Many of us experience something the medical community calls restricted or excessively circumscribed interests. Autistic people often refer to them as special interests. Those around us often call them obsessions or fixations.  But let’s not get hung up on terminology.
If you have ever eaten a Pringle or any other delicious, salty, oily snack, you can understand what it is like to have a special interest. Think about the time between one Pringle and the next. That growing, unignorable compulsion you feel to have another is a strangely powerful feeling, no? And when you finally relent there is an undeniable satisfaction, a release. This pattern of dopaminergic4 tension and resolution is almost identical to the feeling of having a special interest. Only, instead of Pringles, we are compelled to consume information and understanding.
Imagine you’re sharing the Pringles with other people. Now you’re under social pressure to suppress your instinct to grab a handful more every time your desire grows. And this only fuels the compulsion, right? By focusing on not instantly grabbing another Pringle, all you can think about is having another Pringle. At some point, you’ll have to relent. Nobody’s willpower is strong enough to withstand this forever. We feel this when it comes to our special interests too. You might have noticed that some of us have a tendency to talk a lot about our current fascination, sometimes launching into lengthy monologues. I can assure you, we are painfully aware. By the time you hear us talking about them out loud, we have already had a lengthy internal battle trying to suppress the urge. Just like when you politely fight your craving for another Pringle.
There is no reason for me to know the etymology of the Georgian word ღვინო. Nor is there any reason for me to know anything about agglutinative morphology, ergativity, or the hypothesised and debunked Altaic language family. Really, no reason. I am not a linguist; I do not work with language in any capacity; I am effectively monolingual, only speaking fragments of two other languages; and my friends roll their eyes when I start talking about this subject.
But I do know about these in what some might see as an excessive amount of detail. You might wonder: why? Why have I compulsively collected information about aspects of linguistics which have no bearing on my day-to-day life? At times, the answer is simply because I am very deeply interested in this subject. It fascinates me. Yet this is just part of the puzzle. My drive to gather, process, and understand this information is not entirely understood scientifically. Various different theories have been proposed to explain why we autistics do this, but none have been empirically validated as a unifying explanation. For this reason, I would like to share a little about the role these intense interests play in my life.
The first is as a sort of emotional and cognitive regulator. As I’m sure will become clear as you continue to read, being autistic can often be stressful, exhausting, and anxiety inducing. Engaging with a fascination, however, is usually the opposite. It produces a sense of calm, of wellbeing, and fulfilment. It is not uncommon to see me reach for my phone in a social setting, but not to check up on social media or respond to messages. Instead I’m likely to be reading about my current special interest. Similarly, there are times when I’m much less likely to be able to contain a verbal essay about the source of my fascination. In a challenging environment – and it’s helpful to understand that what is challenging for me is very often not challenging for allistics – engaging with my interest is soothing and grounding. It can help reduce overwhelm and prevent me from reaching problematic levels of stress.
This is closely related to the second role these interests play. They are a source of consistency. You may have heard that autistic people have an ‘‘insistence on sameness’’. In reality, this varies from autistic person to autistic person, and often manifests differently. At its core, though, for many of us this derives from a need to seek respite from how overwhelming and unpredictable simply existing in the world can be. For me, the knowledge that I can return to my fascination is reassuring, and the act of doing so dissipates the built up anxiety and stress.
Thirdly, fascinations provide an outlet. Think how restless and destructive a young, energetic dog can become when it doesn’t have a chance to go outside to exercise and play. This energy needs to be directed somewhere. Similarly, my brain can become restless and frustrated when it doesn’t have suitable material to engage with, leading me to become anxious, stressed, hyper-analytical, and anti-socially logical. In particular, it craves patterns and problems. This is why I am drawn to mathematics, to computer programming, and to research.
Finally, these fascinations are restorative. We autistic people often experience something called hyperfocus, sometimes pejoritavely referred to as perseveration. This is a trait we share with many people with ADHD.  You would be forgiven for wondering how this could be at all restorative. To understand, it is crucial to realise that we spend much of our lives in a state of overwhelm, hovering at the edge of everything becoming too much. Hyperfocus is therefore a sort of momentary sanctuary. A break from our regular experience of bombardment with information.
Some autistic people have one special interest for their whole lives. Some have none. Some cycle between interests. I am in this last group – my interests have lasted anything from days to years.  Sometimes they come back. Sometimes there is more than one simultaneously.
It is a strange thing losing a special interest. It is entirely involuntary, just like gaining one in the first place. Imagine waking up one day and no longer experiencing hunger. This is how fundamental the drive to pursue them can feel, and so you can picture how disorientating it can be to suddenly be without one. For example, I went from playing chess several hours a day to not thinking about it for months, with no reason why. In many ways I am lucky that I have now found myself on a career path that aligns with a recurring special interest.
A (very) small selection of the special interests I have had:
- linguistics. specifically: phonology, morphology, etymology, and taxonomy, all as singular interests at different times.
- audio synthesis
- computer operating systems
- magic. specifically: mentalism.
- autism itself
infodumping
A friend once quipped, ‘‘if you want a short answer, don’t ask Ben.’’
Everyone laughed.
I laughed too, but I have thought about it daily since then. Because, he was right. If you’re in a hurry, you really shouldn’t ask me. I will provide a comprehensive answer to your question, but it will be long. There will be a lot of extra information you didn’t ask for. We might go on some detours through some tangentially related topics, or I might provide some background. And I’ll probably have to reword things a few times to avoid any misunderstandings.
And oh, I pity you if you made the mistake of asking me about a special interest. We’ll be here for a while.
Autistic people refer to this as infodumping: our tendency to overshare large amounts of information, much of it seemingly irrelevant, when it may not be entirely wanted. It’s especially pronounced when we’re talking about something we’re very interested in. We’re sometimes described as ‘‘speaking in paragraphs’’.
Allistic people tend not to enjoy it when we infodump. It can come across as condescending, domineering, arrogant, and many other negative terms that describe something so far removed from the real motivation behind these infodumps that it’s almost funny. Except, in reality it’s usually not funny. It’s not funny to realise only after you’ve finished speaking that you’ve done it again, that everyone is quietly judging, that this may have damaged a friendship. It’s not funny to feel humiliated as the people around you sit in uncomfortable silence once you finish speaking, only for someone to punctuate it with a derisive “anyway…” before changing the topic. It’s not funny to think that for once, finally, you’re doing it right, that someone is genuinely interested in what you have to say, that you’re giving them what they want and connecting with them, only to discover that this is exactly like every other time.
It is, however, slightly funny that when I spend time with my autistic friends, we mostly communicate by infodumping. We speak to each other in paragraphs. In essays, sometimes. We update each other on our special interests, and share mutual enjoyment through this rich, information-dense communication style. It suits us perfectly.
This discrepancy, by the way, is a clear example of what’s known as the double empathy problem: a theory of autistic communication which posits that autistic people aren’t deficient in communication skills and cognitive empathy, but that we instead have a particular autistic style of these. This is why autistic people can typically communicate effectively with other autistic people, just like allistic people have little trouble communicating with other allistics. The challenges arise in autistic-allistic communication, but not because of a deficiency in either group. Just a difference.
So why do I infodump? I believe there are three reasons:
- I am genuinely excited to have the opportunity to speak about this subject.
- I do not know how much information you need in order to understand what I’m trying to communicate.
- I am unable to instinctively read the nonverbal cues that you would like me to stop speaking.
Why don’t I just try not to do it? Trust me, I do try. Very hard. All the time. I am painfully aware of my infodumping, but even with all the cognitive resources I can muster directed at the task of suppressing and avoiding it, I can not entirely prevent it. And, more importantly, even preventing it the amount I already do is utterly exhausting.
I have no doubt that my tendency to infodump is a core reason I have struggled, and still do, socially. I have been unlucky enough to hear second hand some of the things that people, who were once friends, that chose to distance themselves from me have said. Ironically, one of them works with autistic children. Read into that what you will.
the bucket
Now, a short detour from communication to talk about buckets.
You have a bucket. I have a bucket.
  My bucket has a small, flimsy tap that, even fully opened, emits only a gentle trickle.
You start the day with an empty bucket. I start with some water in mine.
You are in the kitchen making coffee, and you spill some on the floor. ‘‘Shit,’’ you say, as you look for the dustpan and brush to sweep them up. This stressed you out a little. A small amount of water is added to your bucket. My morning starts the same way. This stresses me out too and the same amount of water is added to my bucket.
You head upstairs to take a shower. Oh, but there’s someone in the bathroom. No worries, you head to another room and do something else while you wait. Your bucket stays the same. The same happens to me, but this isn’t how I planned my morning. I was supposed to shower at 8:30. If I don’t shower now then I won’t have time to make the breakfast I planned before I have to leave the house. And if I make it before I shower I would have to eat it cold afterwards. I am stressed out by this. I have to adapt my plan on the fly and this is difficult for me. A small amount of water is added to my bucket.
As I try to think about how to proceed with my broken morning plan, I am unable to ignore the sound of my neighbours having a conversation through the wall. This sound is accompanied by the buzzing of a ceiling light’s dimmer switch, and punctuated with two dogs in adjacent gardens across the street barking to each other. It is all I can focus on, and the sounds feel unpleasant, intrusive, and unwelcome. I can’t tune them out. As you might expect, more water is added to my bucket.
We are minutes into the day, and my bucket has had three times more water added to it than yours. What’s more, my bucket started with water in it, and is smaller than yours overall. Do you see where this is going?
Let’s jump five or six hours into the future. It’s the afternoon, and let’s imagine both our days have been moderately stressful. Water has been added to your bucket, and water has been added to mine. But more has been added to my bucket. Why? Because many of the moments that are inconsequential to you are a challenge to me.
Let’s look at an example. In the middle of the afternoon, we both take a break from work to go meet a friend for coffee. You are happy to see your friend. They tell you about their holiday. You tell them about what you did on the weekend. You laugh effortlessly together and leave feeling relaxed. While you were there, the tap on your bucket was opened, and the water drained out. Is this always the case? Of course not. But much of the time it is.
When I meet my friend, we sit in a café. It’s noisy and there are a lot of people moving around and I can’t help but notice how sub-optimal the seating arrangement is. We’ve sat at a table meant for four people, because it was all that was available when we arrived, and now a couple is leaving their small table and a group of five are gathering chairs from around the café to turn it into an honorary table-for-five. I want to suggest we swap tables with them, but they’re on the other side of the café, and the thought of approaching a group of 5 people who have just put so much effort into moving chairs to suggest they move the chairs back and change seats is anxiety inducing. My friend has just asked me a question but I have no idea what they were talking about. I ask them to repeat themself and I think I detect a glimmer of annoyance on their face. That’s what flared nostrils, neutral mouth, and a sharp inhale/exhale means right? As they start speaking again a woman at the next table laughs loudly and it’s piercing. My reflex is to wince but I know my friend will misinterpret this as directed at them so I try to suppress it and I realise I’m not listening again. Okay, pay attention. I realise they’re asking if I know a particular person. ‘‘Yes,’’ I say. That woman had a strange laugh. It started with a weird raspy noise. It replays in my head as if she’s still laughing. I wonder if there’s a phonological name for that sound. Like white noise passed through a very resonant filter. Some sort of aspirant? A glottal fricative? Maybe if I excuse myself to the toilet I can look it up. ‘‘And?’’ my friend says. I suppose I must look confused, because they continue. ‘‘Where did you meet her?’’ I realise I’ve answered the question too directly. Focus. Let’s give some extra information.
My friend looks vexed as I trail off without a point. I expect I spoke for about a minute continuously. That was probably too much. ‘‘Right, well anyway,’’ they continue. I am happy to see my friend. I like them and they are interesting. But it is not easy to do so. Throughout this visit, water was added to my bucket several times. For brief moments, the tap was opened, but as you may remember my tap is far less effective than yours. I leave the cafe with my bucket nearly full.
Everyone has a bucket. Everyone’s bucket is different. Some are big, some are small. Some have big taps that open easily, whilst some have small taps that barely let the water escape. Autistic people tend to have small buckets, and this alone is difficult.
But the big difference between your bucket and mine, is that many things that remove water from your bucket, or do nothing to it, can add water to mine.
Naturally, you might be wondering, what happens when the bucket gets full?
shutdowns
communication styles
You see, I tend to amass information.
nonverbal communication
sensory input
executive dysfunction
part 2
troubleshooting
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this name is now considered problematic for a number of valid reasons. I don’t mind it being used to describe me, but out of respect for the wider autism community I tend to simply describe myself as autistic. ↩
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this term is preferred by many autistic people in lieu of the accepted medical name Autism Spectrum Disorder. ↩
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a word adopted by the autism community to describe someone who is not autistic. This is a distinct term from ‘‘neurotypical’’, which describes someone not affected by the many conditions collectively referred to as neurodivergent. ↩
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there is a growing body of evidence that serotonin and dopamine pathways in autistic individuals function differently from those in allistics. ↩


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◆ answer_method
| string Nexmo.Api.Voice.Call.CallCommand.answer_method |
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getset |
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◆ answer_url
| string [] Nexmo.Api.Voice.Call.CallCommand.answer_url |
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getset |
The webhook endpoint where you provide the Nexmo Call Control Object that governs this call. As soon as your user answers a call, Platform requests this NCCO from answer_url. Use answer_method to manage the HTTP method.
◆ event_method
| string Nexmo.Api.Voice.Call.CallCommand.event_method |
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getset |
Optional. The HTTP method used to send event information to event_url. The default value is POST.
◆ event_url
| string [] Nexmo.Api.Voice.Call.CallCommand.event_url |
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getset |
Optional. Platform sends event information asynchronously to this endpoint when status changes. For more information about the values sent, see callback.
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getset |
The endpoint you are calling from. Possible value are the same as to.
◆ length_timer
| uint Nexmo.Api.Voice.Call.CallCommand.length_timer |
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getset |
Optional. Set the number of seconds that elapse before Nexmo hangs up after the call state changes to in_progress. The default value is 7200, two hours. This is also the maximum value.
◆ machine_detection
| string Nexmo.Api.Voice.Call.CallCommand.machine_detection |
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getset |
Optional. Configure the behavior when Nexmo detects that a destination is an answerphone.
◆ Ncco
| Ncco Nexmo.Api.Voice.Call.CallCommand.Ncco |
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getset |
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| uint Nexmo.Api.Voice.Call.CallCommand.ringing_timer |
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getset |
Optional. Set the number of seconds that elapse before Nexmo hangs up after the call state changes to 'ringing'. The default value is 60, the maximum value is 120.
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The Ethermeris Manager. This class holds multiple servers and automatically routes clients to specific servers. Handles WebSocket upgrades, WebRTC Signalling, and ICE Candidate exchanges. Also hosts the client library file.
(ManagerSettings)
Ethermeris Manager Settings
Creates a server and attaches it to this manager.
(ServerSettings)
The Ethermeris Server Configuration
EthermerisServer
:
Attaches an existing server to this manager.
(EthermerisServer)
The Ethermeris server to attach
(String | Number)
:
Returns the server's ID
The Ethermeris Server. This class contains the state, networker and event emitter. It is not meant to be used bare. Use the Manager to create servers instead.
(ServerSettings)
Ethermeris Server Settings
Obtains the server's WebSocket server
WebSocketServer
:
Returns all clients connected to the server
Object<ClientID, ClientConnection>
:
Work-In-Progress Method
(any)
Emits an event to all connected clients.
(...(Object | EthermerisServer~clientModifierCallback))
The event data. Can also be a callback that returns event data.
Boolean
:
Returns true on success, false on failure.
Adds an event responder. It's like an event handler, except only one handler per event and that handler can return a value.
(Function)
Event responder listener to add.
EventEmitter
:
Sets the state of the server using a partial state, finds the differences between the new state and the old state, then emits those differences to all clients.
(Object)
A partial object that gets merged into the main state to update it.
(EthermerisServer~clientModifierCallback?)
An optional callback Function that is called to modify all diffs for specific clients.
(Boolean?)
If set to true, the newPartialState will be merged into the main state by just the parent object keys.
Useful for optimization if you already have an entire state to set.
Pre-flight per client state difference modifier callback. Its return value will be the new diff to send to the client.
Type: Function
(ClientConnection)
The specific client.
(Object)
The object differences to be modified.
The Ethermeris Client. This class contains WebSocket/WebRTC connections, an event emitter, the local state, and responders. This class is only meant to be used on the browser to connect with Ethermeris servers.
(ClientSettings)
Ethermeris Client Settings
WebSocket Instance - Only used when in WebSocket mode.
Type: [type]
Initiates the client by choosing the best connection method.
EthermerisClient
:
Destroys this instance and terminates all connections.
[type]
:
[description]
Adds an event responder. It's like an event handler, except only one handler per event and that handler can return a value.
(any)
(Function)
Event responder listener to add.
EventEmitter
:
Disconnection Event.
Connection Event.
Connection Event.
(ClientConnection)
The connection of the client that just connected.
(Object)
Object containing the data that the client sent over in the connection request.
Disconnection Event.
(ClientConnection)
The dead connection of the client that just disconnected.
A Server's Client Connection. This class represents a connection to a client on the server. The server can use this class to send events and requests to the client. Not meant to be used bare.
Type: Object
((String | Number)?)
: The ID of the server. Used by the client to select a specific server. An ID is automatically generated if omitted.
(Object)
: The initial state of the server. No new keys should be added to the state after it is set.
(Function)
: A callback function that returns the initial data that gets sent to the user on connection.
(Number)
: The maximum amount of messages per second allowed. The client is automatically disconnected if this threshold is broken.
(Number)
: The client will disconnect when this amount of time passes with no messages sent from it.
(Object)
: The RTCPeerConnection settings object.
Type: Object
(NodeHTTPServer)
: The Node.js HTTP Server to attach the manager to.
(String?)
: The root route that the manager uses for all server communications.
Type: Object
(Boolean?)
: If set to true, the client's operations are logged to the console.
(Boolean?)
: Forces the client to use WebSockets.
(String?)
: Root server route to use when signalling and exchanging candidates.
(Function?)
: This function gets called if initial data is required to connect to the server.
(Object)
: The RTCPeerConnection settings object.


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| Opcode/Instruction | Op/En | 64/32 bit Mode Support | CPUID Feature Flag | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EAX = 10H ENCLS[ERDINFO] | IR | V/V | EAX[6] | This leaf function returns type and status information about an EPC page. |
| Op/En | EAX | RBX | RCX |
| IR | ERDINFO (In) | Address of a RDINFO structure (In) | Address of the destination EPC page (In) |
This instruction reads type and status information about an EPC page and returns it in a RDINFO structure. The STATUS field of the structure describes the status of the page and determines the validity of the remaining fields. The FLAGS field returns the EPCM permissions of the page; the page type; and the BLOCKED, PENDING, MODIFIED, and PR status of the page. For enclave pages, the ENCLAVECONTEXT field of the structure returns the value of SECS.ENCLAVECONTEXT. For non-enclave pages (e.g., VA) ENCLAVECONTEXT returns 0.
For invalid or non-EPC pages, the instruction returns an information code indicating the page's status, in addition to populating the STATUS field.
ERDINFO returns an error code if the destination EPC page is being modified by a concurrent SGX instruction.
RBX contains the effective address of a RDINFO structure while RCX contains the effective address of an EPC page. The table below provides additional information on the memory parameter of ERDINFO leaf function.
| RDINFO | EPCPAGE |
| Read/Write access permitted by Non Enclave | Read access permitted by Enclave |
The instruction faults if any of the following:
| A memory operand effective address is outside the DS segment limit (32b mode). | A memory operand is not properly aligned. |
| DS segment is unusable (32b mode). | A page fault occurs in accessing memory operands. |
| A memory address is in a non-canonical form (64b mode). |
The error codes are:
| Error Code | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| No Error | 0 | ERDINFO successful. |
| SGX_EPC_PAGE_CONFLICT | Failure due to concurrent operation of another SGX instruction. | |
| SGX_PG_INVLD | Target page is not a valid EPC page. | |
| SGX_PG_NONEPC | Page is not an EPC page. |
| Leaf | Parameter | Base Concurrency Restrictions | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Access | On Conflict | SGX_CONFLICT VM Exit Qualification | ||
| ERDINFO | Target [DS:RCX] | Shared | SGX_EPC_PAGE_ CONFLICT |
| Leaf | Parameter | Additional Concurrency Restrictions | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| vs. EACCEPT, EACCEPTCOPY, EMODPE, EMODPR, EMODT | vs. EADD, EEXTEND, EINIT | vs. ETRACK, ETRACKC | |||||
| Access | On Conflict | Access | On Conflict | Access | On Conflict | ||
| ERDINFO | Target [DS:RCX] | Concurrent | Concurrent | Concurrent |
| Name Type Size (Bits) Description |
|---|
| TMP_SECS Physical Address 64 Physical address of the SECS of the page being modified. |
| TMP_RDINFO Linear Address 64 Address of the RDINFO structure. |
(* check alignment of RDINFO structure (RBX) *)
IF (DS:RBX is not 32Byte Aligned) THEN
#GP(0); FI;
(* check alignment of the EPCPAGE (RCX) *)
IF (DS:RCX is not 4KByte Aligned) THEN
#GP(0); FI;
(* check that EPCPAGE (DS:RCX) is the address of an EPC page *)
IF (DS:RCX does not resolve within EPC) THEN
RFLAGS.CF ← 1;
RFLAGS.ZF ← 0;
RAX ← SGX_PG_NONEPC;
goto DONE;
FI;
(* Check the EPC page for concurrency *)
IF (EPC page is being modified) THEN
RFLAGS.ZF = 1;
RFLAGS.CF = 0;
RAX = SGX_EPC_PAGE_CONFLICT;
goto DONE;
FI;
(* check page validity *)
IF (EPCM(DS:RCX).VALID = 0) THEN
RFLAGS.CF = 1;
RFLAGS.ZF = 0;
RAX = SGX_PG_INVLD;
goto DONE;
FI;
(* clear the fields of the RDINFO structure *)
TMP_RDINFO ← DS:RBX;
TMP_RDINFO.STATUS ← 0;
TMP_RDINFO.FLAGS ← 0;
TMP_RDINFO.ENCLAVECONTEXT ← 0;
(* store page info in RDINFO structure *)
TMP_RDINFO.FLAGS.RWX ← EPCM(DS:RCX).RWX;
TMP_RDINFO.FLAGS.PENDING ← EPCM(DS:RCX).PENDING;
TMP_RDINFO.FLAGS.MODIFIED ← EPCM(DS:RCX).MODIFIED;
TMP_RDINFO.FLAGS.PR ← EPCM(DS:RCX).PR;
TMP_RDINFO.FLAGS.PAGE_TYPE ← EPCM(DS:RCX).PAGE_TYPE;
TMP_RDINFO.FLAGS.BLOCKED ← EPCM(DS:RCX).BLOCKED;
(* read SECS.ENCLAVECONTEXT for enclave child pages *)
IF ((EPCM(DS:RCX).PAGE_TYPE = PT_REG) or
(EPCM(DS:RCX).PAGE_TYPE = PT_TCS) or
(EPCM(DS:RCX).PAGE_TYPE = PT_TRIM)
) THEN
TMP_SECS←Address of SECS for (DS:RCX);
TMP_RDINFO.ENCLAVECONTEXT ← SECS(TMP_SECS).ENCLAVECONTEXT;
FI;
(* populate enclave information for SECS pages *)
IF (EPCM(DS:RCX).PAGE_TYPE = PT_SECS) THEN
IF ((VMX non-root mode) and
(ENABLE_EPC_VIRTUALIZATION_EXTENSIONS Execution Control = 1)
) THEN
TMP_RDINFO.STATUS.CHILDPRESENT ←
((SECS(DS:RCX).CHLDCNT ≠ 0) or
SECS(DS:RCX).VIRTCHILDCNT ≠ 0);
ELSE
TMP_RDINFO.STATUS.CHILDPRESENT←(SECS(DS:RCX).CHLDCNT ≠ 0);
TMP_RDINFO.STATUS.VIRTCHILDPRESENT ←
(SECS(DS:RCX).VIRTCHILDCNT ≠ 0);
TMP_RDINFO.ENCLAVECONTEXT ← SECS(DS_RCX).ENCLAVECONTEXT;
FI;
FI;
RAX←0;
RFLAGS.ZF ← 0;
RFLAGS.CF ← 0;
DONE:
(* clear flags *)
RFLAGS.PF ← 0;
RFLAGS.AF ← 0;
RFLAGS.OF ← 0;
RFLAGS.SF←? 0;
ZF is set if ERDINFO fails due to concurrent operation with another SGX instruction; otherwise cleared.
CF is set if page is not a valid EPC page or not an EPC page; otherwise cleared.
PF, AF, OF and SF are cleared.
| #GP(0) | If a memory operand effective address is outside the DS segment limit. |
| If DS segment is unusable. | |
| If a memory operand is not properly aligned. | |
| #PF(error | code) If a page fault occurs in accessing memory operands. |
| #GP(0) | If the memory address is in a non-canonical form. |
| If a memory operand is not properly aligned. | |
| #PF(error | code) If a page fault occurs in accessing memory operands. |


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For each of the supported FMI versions (currently 1.0 and 2.0), the FMU SDK contains the C sources for various discrete and continuous FMU models, a batch file for compiling and zip'ing these models, an XML parser for parsing the model description of an FMU and two simple simulation programs that run a given FMU and output the result as CSV file.
The FMU SDK 2.0.3 can be downloaded from http://www.qtronic.de/doc/fmusdk.zip. For bug reports, questions or comments regarding the FMU SDK, please mail to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Questions or comments regarding the FMU specification should be sent to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>fmusim simulator model.fmu [tEnd [h [loggingOn [csvSeparator]]]] [-win64] simulator ..... cs10 or cs20 for co-simulation, me10 or me20 for model exchange, required model.fmu ..... path to FMU, relative to current dir or absolute, required tEnd .......... end time of simulation, optional, defaults to 1.0 sec h ............. step size of simulation, optional, defaults to 0.1 sec loggingOn ..... 1 to activate logging, optional, defaults to 0 csvSeparator .. c for comma, s for semicolon, optional, defaults to c -win64 ........ to use a 64 bit simulator. By default, the 32 bit version is usedThis unzips the given FMU, parses the contained modelDescription.xml file, simulates the FMU from t=0 to t=tEnd, and writes the solution to file 'result.csv'. The file is written in CSV format (comma-separated values), using ';' to separate columns and using ',' instead of '.' as decimal dot to print floating-point numbers. To change the result file format, use the 'csv separator' option. The logging option activates logging of the simulated FMU. The FMI specification does not specify, what exactly to log in this case. However, when logging is switched on, the sample FMUs of the FMU SDK log every single FMU function call. Moreover, the fmusim simulators log every step and every event that is detected. Example command:
> fmusim me10 fmu10/fmu/me/bouncingBall.fmu 5 0.1 0 s FMU Simulator: run 'fmu/bouncingBall.fmu' from t=0..5 with step size h=0.1, loggingOn=0, csv separator=';' Simulation from 0 to 5 terminated successful steps ............ 51 fixed step size .. 0.1 time events ...... 0 state events ..... 14 step events ...... 0 CSV file 'result.csv' writtenTo plot the result file, open it e.g. in a spread-sheet program, such as Miscrosoft Excel or OpenOffice Calc. The figure below shows the result of the above simulation when plotted using OpenOffice Calc 3.0. Note that the height h of the bouncing ball as computed by fmusim becomes negative at the contact points, while the true solution of the FMU does actually not contain negative height values. This is not a limitation of the FMU, but of fmusim_me, which does not attempt to locate the exact time of state events. To improve this, either reduce the step size or add your own procedure for state-event location to fmusim_me.
<implementation>
element and the closing <fmiModelDescription>
tag, because this is added automatically during build.
For FMI 2.0, add file modelDescription_cs.xml and modelDescription_me.xml.
When done with editing xy.c and the xml file (or files), open a command shell in FMUSDK_HOME\fmu10\src\models
or in FMUSDK_HOME\fmu20\src\models and run the
command build_fmu me xy
to build an FMU for model-exchange, or
build_fmu cs xy
to build an FMU for co-simulation.
This should create a 32 bit FMU file xy.fmu in the corresponding subdirectory of FMUSDK_HOME\fmu10 or FMUSDK_HOME\fmu20
To build a 64-bit FMU, append option -win64 to the build command.
The figure below might help to create or process the XML file modelDescription.xml.
It shows all XML elements (without attributes) used in the schema files (XSD) for
model exchange and co-simulation 1.0. Notation: UML class diagram.
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Data Fields | |
| struct { | |
| uint8_t DataINPipeNumber | |
| bool DataINPipeDoubleBank | |
| uint8_t DataOUTPipeNumber | |
| bool DataOUTPipeDoubleBank | |
| uint8_t EventsPipeNumber | |
| bool EventsPipeDoubleBank | |
| } | Config |
| struct { | |
| bool IsActive | |
| uint8_t InterfaceNumber | |
| uint16_t DataINPipeSize | |
| uint16_t DataOUTPipeSize | |
| uint16_t EventsPipeSize | |
| bool IsSessionOpen | |
| uint32_t TransactionID | |
| } | State |
Class state structure. An instance of this structure should be made within the user application, and passed to each of the Still Image class driver functions as the SIInterfaceInfo
parameter. This stores each Still Image interface's configuration and state information.
| const { ... } USB_ClassInfo_SI_Host_t::Config |
Config data for the USB class interface within the device. All elements in this section must be set or the interface will fail to enumerate and operate correctly.
| bool USB_ClassInfo_SI_Host_t::DataINPipeDoubleBank |
Indicates if the Still Image interface's IN data pipe should use double banking.
| uint8_t USB_ClassInfo_SI_Host_t::DataINPipeNumber |
Pipe number of the Still Image interface's IN data pipe.
| uint16_t USB_ClassInfo_SI_Host_t::DataINPipeSize |
Size in bytes of the Still Image interface's IN data pipe.
| bool USB_ClassInfo_SI_Host_t::DataOUTPipeDoubleBank |
Indicates if the Still Image interface's OUT data pipe should use double banking.
| uint8_t USB_ClassInfo_SI_Host_t::DataOUTPipeNumber |
Pipe number of the Still Image interface's OUT data pipe.
| uint16_t USB_ClassInfo_SI_Host_t::DataOUTPipeSize |
Size in bytes of the Still Image interface's OUT data pipe.
| bool USB_ClassInfo_SI_Host_t::EventsPipeDoubleBank |
Indicates if the Still Image interface's events data pipe should use double banking.
| uint8_t USB_ClassInfo_SI_Host_t::EventsPipeNumber |
Pipe number of the Still Image interface's IN events endpoint, if used.
| uint16_t USB_ClassInfo_SI_Host_t::EventsPipeSize |
Size in bytes of the Still Image interface's IN events pipe.
| uint8_t USB_ClassInfo_SI_Host_t::InterfaceNumber |
Interface index of the Still Image interface within the attached device.
| bool USB_ClassInfo_SI_Host_t::IsActive |
Indicates if the current interface instance is connected to an attached device, valid after SI_Host_ConfigurePipes() is called and the Host state machine is in the Configured state.
| bool USB_ClassInfo_SI_Host_t::IsSessionOpen |
Indicates if a PIMA session is currently open with the attached device.
| struct { ... } USB_ClassInfo_SI_Host_t::State |
State data for the USB class interface within the device. All elements in this section may be set to initial values, but may also be ignored to default to sane values when the interface is enumerated.
| uint32_t USB_ClassInfo_SI_Host_t::TransactionID |
Transaction ID for the next transaction to send to the device.


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#include <libmetro.h>
Public Types | |
| enum | FileFormat { One, Two } |
Public Member Functions | |
| Measure (int num_notes) | |
| Measure constructor. More... | |
| Measure (const char *path, FileFormat file_format) | |
| Measure constructor. More... | |
| Note & | operator[] (size_t index) |
| index into underlying vector of Notes. | |
| const Note & | operator[] (size_t index) const |
| index into underlying vector of Notes. | |
| std::vector< Note > & | get_notes () |
| get a reference to the underlying vector of Notes. | |
| size_t | size () |
| size of underlying vector of Notes. | |
Measure class.
Measures wrap a vector of Notes to represent a measure.
Unset indices of a measure will contain an empty note. As explained in the Note documentation, this is to keep the real-time audio streams "warm" by always emitting the correct amount of samples to obey timing, even in a metronome tick that doesn't have a sound.
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inline |
Measure constructor.
Assign notes with the index operator e.g. auto measure = Measure(5); measure[0] = metro::Note();
Accesses out of range are undefined behavior (but it'll probably segfault).
| [in] | num_notes | number of notes (allocates size of underlying vector) |
| metro::Measure::Measure | ( | const char * | path, |
| FileFormat | file_format | ||
| ) |
Measure constructor.
Create a measure by parsing a measure description txt file.
FileFormat::One
Lines are newline-separated. Comments start with '#'
# number of beats in the measure measure_length 4 # beats at index of the measure 0 sine,440.0,10.0 drum,73.42,100.0 drum,92.5,100.0 1 sine,440.0,10.0 drum,73.42,50.0 2 sine,440.0,10.0 drum,73.42,65.0 3 sine,440.0,10.0 drum,73.42,50.0
FileFormat::Two
Lines are newline-separated. Comments start with '#'
# every string should have the same length # the first 1 represents a downbeat # subsequent 1s represent weak beats # this is a way to visualize how polyrhythms overlay on one another 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0
| [in] | path | path to txt file |


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Vector Operations
Cross Product
Vector Cross Product
- Multiplying a vector by a vector
- Also known as outer product
- 3D vectors only
- Yields a 3D vector and is not commutative
Cross Product
$ \left[ \begin{smallmatrix} x_1 \\ y_1 \\ z_1 \end{smallmatrix} \right]
\times
\left[ \begin{smallmatrix} x_2 \\ y_2 \\ z_2 \end{smallmatrix} \right]
= \left[ \begin{smallmatrix} y_1z_2 - z_1y_2 \\ z_1x_2 - x_1z_2 \\ x_1y_2 - y_1x_2 \end{smallmatrix} \right]
$
Cross Product Example
$ \left[ \begin{smallmatrix} 4 \\ 1 \\ 2 \end{smallmatrix} \right]
\times
\left[ \begin{smallmatrix} -3 \\ 7 \\ 9 \end{smallmatrix} \right]
= \left[ \begin{smallmatrix} (1)(9) - (2)(7) \\ (2)(-3)-(4)(9) \\ (4)(7)-(1)(-3) \end{smallmatrix} \right]
= \left[ \begin{smallmatrix} -5 \\ -42 \\ 31 \end{smallmatrix} \right]
$
Cross Product
Yields a perpendicular vector to the original two vectors
Cross Product
Its magnitude is equal to product of magnitudes of original vectors and the sine of the angle between them
$\left\Vert a \times b \right\Vert = \left\Vert a \right\Vert \left\Vert b \right\Vert sin \theta$
Cross Product
If either $a$ or $b$ are parallel, or is the zero vector then $a \times b = 0$
The zero vector is parallel to every other vector (remember the zero vector
is perpendicular for the dot product)
Cross Product
Its direction depends on left-handed or right-handed coordinate system
We determine by placing tail of $b$ to head of $a$ and determine whether
we turn clockwise or counterclockwise from $a$ to $b$.
In left-hand, $a \times b$ points toward you if clockwise, and away if counterclockwise.
In right-hand, it's the opposite.
Cross Product
- Anticommutative: $a \times b = -(b \times a)$
- Not associative
- $a \times a = 0$
- $a \cdot (a \times b) = 0$ (because cross product produces perpendicular
vector and dot product of perpendicular is zero)
Cross Product
Uses: creating a vector perpendicular to a plane, triangle, or polygon.


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by Capital SportNAIROBI, Kenya, Nov 21 – Mwamba RFC duo of Mike Okello and Tony Omondi are the new faces included in an 18-man Kenya Sevens squad that will do duty for the country in the 2019/20 HSBC Sevens World Series which gets underway with the Dubai 7s from December 5-7.
Technical Director Paul Feeney has retained a huge chunk of the senior players who competed at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games Qualifiers led by experienced Andrew Amonde who will captain the team.
“We are looking to have a consistent season, aiming for a top eight finish at the close of the 2019/2020 campaign. Next week we will name the 13 travelling to Dubai for the season opening. I am happy with the blend of youth and senior players,” Feeney said.
Kenya Rugby Union Chief Executive Officer Sylvia Kamau said, “The senior players have offered leadership, have been very big in terms of character, and we thank them for that. We don’t take it for granted. We have a great team this season.”
Kenya 7s 2019/2020 HSBC Sevens World Series squad
Andrew Amonde (KCB,Captain), Jacob Ojee (KCB,Vice Captain), Jeffrey Oluoch (Homeboyz,Vice Captain), Alvin Otieno(Homeboyz), Nelson Oyoo(Top Fry Nakuru), Vincent Onyala(KCB), Johnstone Olindi(KCB), William Ambaka(Kenya Harlequin), Billy Odhiambo(Stanbic Mwamba), Oscar Dennis(Nondescripts), Daniel Taabu(Stanbic Mwamba), Bush Mwale(Homeboyz), Herman Humwa(Kenya Harlequin), Mike Okello(Stanbic Mwamba), Tony Omondi(Stanbic Mwamba), Collins Injera(Stanbic Mwamba), Daniel Sikuta(Kabras Sugar), Geoffrey Okwach(KCB)
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Once all the dependencies are installed, building is as easy as:
$ curl -LO https://github.com/omar-polo/gmid/releases/download/1.7.5/gmid-1.7.5.tar.gz $ tar xzvf gmid-1.7.5.tar.gz $ cd gmid-1.7.5 $ ./configure $ make $ sudo make install # eventually
A SHA256 file is available. However, that only checks for accidental corruption: you can use signify (SHA256.sig and the public key gmid-1.7.pub) or GPG. The hash of the signify public key is also included in the SHA256 file and thus signed with my GPG. The signify public key for the next release ‘gmid-1.8.pub’ is also included.
To verify the signatures with signify(1)
$ signify -C -p gmid-1.7.pub -x SHA256.sig Signature Verified gmid-1.7.pub: OK gmid-1.7.5.tar.gz: OK gmid-1.8.pub: OK gmid.linux.aarch64: OK gmid.linux.amd64: OK
1.7.5 “Space-dye Vest” fifth bugfix release — Released October 15, 2021
This version includes the following bugfix:
ECONNRESET
)1.7.4 “Space-dye Vest” fourth bugfix release — Released September 24, 2021
This version includes the following bugfix:
and the relative regression test.
1.7.3 “Space-dye Vest” third bugfix release — Released September 18, 2021
-c
is missing in configtest mode (-n
). Reported by heph, thanks!1.7.2 “Space-dye Vest” second bugfix release — Released July 19, 2021
This version includes the following bugfix:
and the relative regression test.
1.7.1 “Space-dye Vest” bugfix release — Released July 11, 2021
This version includes two bugfixes:
${MAKE}
to recursively call make.1.7 “Space-dye Vest” — Released July 10, 2021
Starting from this version gmid doesn't depend on lex anymore, but yacc is still needed.
-Dname=val
or
directly in the configuration file.
include
keyword to load additional configuration files.env
rule to define environment vars for CGI scripts.alias
rule to define hostname aliases for a server.root
to be specified per-location block.-P
cli flag.TLS_VERSION
, TLS_CIPHER
and
TLS_CIPHER_STRENGTH
for CGI scripts.
text/x-patch
for .patch
and .diff
files.
--help
as synonym of -h
and
-V
/--version
to print the version.
$
-macros.
static
target.~/.local/share/gmid
)
%p
(path) is always absolute in
block return
rules.
log
rule.gg
moved to regress
as
it's only used in the regression suite.
mime "mime-type" "extension"
rule was deprecated and
replaced by the new map "mime-type" to-ext "extension"
. The
mime
rule will be removed in a future version
because its syntax is incompatible with the new string
auto-concat mechanism.


{% extends "base/base.html" %} {% block titulo %}Apolo{% endblock titulo %} {% block content %}
This is a simple hero unit, a simple jumbotron-style component for calling extra attention to featured content or information.
It uses utility classes for typography and spacing to space content out within the larger container.
Nullam quis risus eget urna mollis ornare vel eu leo. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Nullam id dolor id nibh ultricies vehicula.
This line of text is meant to be treated as fine print.
The following is rendered as bold text.
The following is rendered as italicized text.
An abbreviation of the word attribute is attr.
Nullam quis risus eget urna mollis ornare vel eu leo. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Nullam id dolor id nibh ultricies vehicula.
This line of text is meant to be treated as fine print.
The following is rendered as bold text.
The following is rendered as italicized text.
An abbreviation of the word attribute is attr.
Nullam quis risus eget urna mollis ornare vel eu leo. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Nullam id dolor id nibh ultricies vehicula.
This line of text is meant to be treated as fine print.
The following is rendered as bold text.
The following is rendered as italicized text.
An abbreviation of the word attribute is attr.
Nullam quis risus eget urna mollis ornare vel eu leo. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Nullam id dolor id nibh ultricies vehicula.
This line of text is meant to be treated as fine print.
The following is rendered as bold text.
The following is rendered as italicized text.
An abbreviation of the word attribute is attr.


{% extends 'widgets/base.html' %}
{% block title %}{{ widget.title }}{% endblock %}
{% block body %}
{% trans spam_comments=widget.spam_comments or 0 -%}
Akismet has blocked {{ spam_comments }} comment.
{%- pluralize -%}
Akismet has blocked {{ spam_comments }} comments.
{%- endtrans %}
{% endblock %}


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ODRL2.0 Simple API
1.0
A simple API to manage simple ODRL2.0 expressions
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Public Member Functions | |
| String | toString () |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static List< String > | getCoreODRLActions () |
| static String | getIndividualLabel (String uri) |
| static String | getIndividualComment (String uri) |
| static Action | enrichAction (Action action1) |
| static Constraint | enrichConstraint (Constraint coriginal) |
| static List< Action > | getBasicActions () |
| static List< Action > | getBasicDuties () |
| static List< Constraint > | getBasicConstraints () |
| static void | print (Model modelo) |
| static boolean | save (Model modelo, String filename) |
| static boolean | save (String modelo, String filename) |
| static Rule | findCreativeCommons (Resource rpolicy) |
| static List< Resource > | getOntResourcesOfType (Model model, Resource resource) |
| static List< Resource > | getResourcesOfType (Model model, Resource resource) |
| static List< String > | getObjectsOfType (Model model, Resource resource) |
| static List< String > | getObjectsOfType (Model model, String uri) |
| static String | getFirstPropertyValue (Resource resource, Property property) |
| static List< String > | getAllPropertyStrings (Resource resource, Property property) |
| static List< Resource > | getAllPropertyResources (Resource resource, Property property) |
Helper class with some useful methods to manipulate RDF Not to be used by external users
Creates an action with the metadata properties defined in the core model
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static |
Creates a constraints with the metadata properties defined in the core model
|
static |
Returns a CreativeCommons rule from a Resource
| rpolicy | A Jena resource with a CreativeCommons resource |
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static |
Gets all the values of the given property. It assumes that all the values are strings.
| resource | |
| property |
|
static |
Retrieves a reduced set of actions for demonstration purposes
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static |
Retrieves a reduced set of constraints for demonstration purposes
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static |
Retrieves a reduced set of actions for demonstration purposes
|
static |
Gets the ODRL core actions
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static |
Gets the first value of a property
|
static |
Get
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static |
Gets a list of resources of the given type
| model | Jena model |
| resource | Given resource |
|
static |
Obtiene todos los recursos que son de un tipo dado


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Step 1: Install Python¶
This guide will recommend that you install Python 3.x and work with it. There’s an older version, Python 2.7, which is still in wide use. In my opinion there’s a lot of 2.7 python dedication just because so much code exists to that version. For instance I have a client where 2.7 is used because it’s on the servers to support a long succssful appllication in Python. If you can, though, go with the latest and greatest and start with Python 3.x
Python 3.x¶
Install Python 3.x
- from Python site https://www.python.org/downloads/
- we’re going to move toward the future and that’s Python 3
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The above list is created, in the source text, using a new line for each bullet, beginning with an * (asterisk). In the source there is a blank line between the title, Install Python 3.x, and that is required to create this bullet list.
Look at the bottom of the page for a link that will allow you to see this page’s, or any page’s, markup source.
There’s a lot of documentation already in existence about installing Python. I’m not going to recreate more here. Go Bing it.
I’m just fn’ with you. Go Google it.


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