DIBuilder
public final class DIBuilder
A DIBuilder
is a helper object used to generate debugging information in
the form of LLVM metadata. A DIBuilder
is usually paired with an
IRBuilder
to allow for the generation of code and metadata in lock step.
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The module this
DIBuilder
is associated with.Declaration
Swift
public let module: Module
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Initializes a new
DIBuilder
object.Declaration
Swift
public init(module: Module, allowUnresolved: Bool = true)
Parameters
module
The parent module.
allowUnresolved
If true, when this DIBuilder is finalized it will collect unresolved nodes attached to the module in order to resolve cycles
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Construct any deferred debug info descriptors.
Declaration
Swift
public func finalize()
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Builds a call to a debug intrinsic for declaring a local variable and inserts it before a given instruction.
This intrinsic provides information about a local element (e.g. a variable) defined in some lexical scope. The variable does not have to be physically represented in the source.
Each variable may have at most one corresponding
llvm.dbg.declare
. A variable declaration is not control-dependent: A variable is declared at most once, and that declaration remains in effect until the lifetime of that variable ends.lldb.dbg.declare
can make optimizing code that needs accurate debug info difficult because of these scoping constraints.Declaration
Swift
public func buildDeclare( of variable: IRValue, before: IRInstruction, metadata: LocalVariableMetadata, expr: ExpressionMetadata, location: DebugLocation )
Parameters
variable
The IRValue of a variable to declare.
before
The instruction before which the intrinsic will be inserted.
metadata
Local variable metadata.
expr
A “complex expression” that modifies the current variable declaration.
location
The location of the variable in source.
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Builds a call to a debug intrinsic for declaring a local variable and inserts it at the end of a given basic block.
This intrinsic provides information about a local element (e.g. a variable) defined in some lexical scope. The variable does not have to be physically represented in the source.
Each variable may have at most one corresponding
llvm.dbg.declare
. A variable declaration is not control-dependent: A variable is declared at most once, and that declaration remains in effect until the lifetime of that variable ends.lldb.dbg.declare
can make optimizing code that needs accurate debug info difficult because of these scoping constraints.Declaration
Swift
public func buildDeclare( of variable: IRValue, atEndOf block: BasicBlock, metadata: LocalVariableMetadata, expr: ExpressionMetadata, location: DebugLocation )
Parameters
variable
The IRValue of a variable to declare.
block
The block in which the intrinsic will be placed.
metadata
Local variable metadata.
expr
A “complex expression” that modifies the current variable declaration.
location
The location of the variable in source.
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Builds a call to a debug intrinsic for providing information about the value of a local variable and inserts it before a given instruction.
This intrinsic provides information to model the result of a source variable being set to a new value.
This intrinsic is built to describe the value of a source variable directly. That is, the source variable may be a value or an address, but the value for that variable provided to this intrinsic is considered without interpretation to be the value of the given variable.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildDbgValue( of value: IRValue, to metadata: LocalVariableMetadata, before: IRInstruction, expr: ExpressionMetadata, location: DebugLocation )
Parameters
value
The value to set the given variable to.
metadata
Metadata for the given local variable.
before
The instruction before which the intrinsic will be inserted.
expr
A “complex expression” that modifies the given value.
location
The location of the variable assignment in source.
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Builds a call to a debug intrinsic for providing information about the value of a local variable and inserts it before a given instruction.
This intrinsic provides information to model the result of a source variable being set to a new value.
This intrinsic is built to describe the value of a source variable directly. That is, the source variable may be a value or an address, but the value for that variable provided to this intrinsic is considered without interpretation to be the value of the given variable.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildDbgValue( of value: IRValue, to metadata: LocalVariableMetadata, atEndOf block: BasicBlock, expr: ExpressionMetadata, location: DebugLocation )
Parameters
value
The value to set the given variable to.
metadata
Metadata for the given local variable.
block
The block in which the intrinsic will be placed.
expr
A “complex expression” that modifies the given value.
location
The location of the variable assignment in source.
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buildCompileUnit(for:
in: kind: optimized: splitDebugInlining: debugInfoForProfiling: flags: runtimeVersion: splitDWARFPath: identity: sysRoot: sdkRoot: ) A CompileUnit provides an anchor for all debugging information generated during this instance of compilation.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildCompileUnit( for language: DWARFSourceLanguage, in file: FileMetadata, kind: DWARFEmissionKind, optimized: Bool = false, splitDebugInlining: Bool = false, debugInfoForProfiling: Bool = false, flags: [String] = [], runtimeVersion: Int = 0, splitDWARFPath: String = "", identity: String = "", sysRoot: String = "", sdkRoot: String = "" ) -> CompileUnitMetadata
Parameters
language
The source programming language.
file
The file descriptor for the source file.
kind
The kind of debug info to generate.
optimized
A flag that indicates whether optimization is enabled or not when compiling the source file. Defaults to
false
.splitDebugInlining
If true, minimal debug info in the module is emitted to facilitate online symbolication and stack traces in the absence of .dwo/.dwp files when using Split DWARF.
debugInfoForProfiling
A flag that indicates whether to emit extra debug information for profile collection.
flags
Command line options that are embedded in debug info for use by third-party tools.
splitDWARFPath
The path to the split DWARF file.
identity
The identity of the tool that is compiling this source file.
sysRoot
The Clang system root (the value of the
-isysroot
that’s passed to clang).sdkRoot
The SDK root – on Darwin platforms, this is the last component of the sysroot.
Return Value
A value representing a compilation-unit level scope.
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Create a file descriptor to hold debugging information for a file.
Global variables and top level functions would be defined using this context. File descriptors also provide context for source line correspondence.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildFile( named name: String, in directory: String ) -> FileMetadata
Parameters
name
The name of the file.
directory
The directory the file resides in.
Return Value
A value represending metadata about a given file.
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Creates a new descriptor for a module with the specified parent scope.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildModule( named name: String, scope: DIScope, macros: [String] = [], includePath: String = "", includeSystemRoot: String = "" ) -> ModuleMetadata
Parameters
name
Module name.
scope
The parent scope containing this module declaration.
macros
A list of -D macro definitions as they would appear on a command line.
includePath
The path to the module map file.
includeSystemRoot
The Clang system root (value of -isysroot).
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Creates a new descriptor for a namespace with the specified parent scope.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildNameSpace( named name: String, scope: DIScope, exportsSymbols: Bool ) -> NameSpaceMetadata
Parameters
name
NameSpace name.
scope
The parent scope containing this module declaration.
exportsSymbols
Whether or not the namespace exports symbols, e.g. this is true of C++ inline namespaces.
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buildFunction(named:
linkageName: scope: file: line: scopeLine: type: flags: isLocal: isDefinition: isOptimized: ) Create a new descriptor for the specified subprogram.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildFunction( named name: String, linkageName: String, scope: DIScope, file: FileMetadata, line: Int, scopeLine: Int, type: DISubroutineType, flags: DIFlags, isLocal: Bool = true, isDefinition: Bool = true, isOptimized: Bool = false ) -> FunctionMetadata
Parameters
name
Function name.
linkageName
Mangled function name.
scope
Function scope.
file
File where this variable is defined.
line
Line number.
scopeLine
Set to the beginning of the scope this starts
type
Function type.
flags
Flags to emit DWARF attributes.
isLocal
True if this function is not externally visible.
isDefinition
True if this is a function definition.
isOptimized
True if optimization is enabled.
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Create a descriptor for a lexical block with the specified parent context.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildLexicalBlock( scope: DIScope, file: FileMetadata, line: Int, column: Int ) -> LexicalBlockMetadata
Parameters
scope
Parent lexical block.
File
Source file.
line
The line in the source file.
column
The column in the source file.
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Create a descriptor for a lexical block with a new file attached.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildLexicalBlockFile( scope: DIScope, file: FileMetadata, discriminator: Int ) -> LexicalBlockFileMetadata
Parameters
scope
Lexical block.
file
Source file.
discriminator
DWARF path discriminator value.
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Create a new descriptor for a local auto variable.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildLocalVariable( named name: String, scope: DIScope, file: FileMetadata, line: Int, type: DIType, alwaysPreserve: Bool = false, flags: DIFlags = [], alignment: Alignment ) -> LocalVariableMetadata
Parameters
name
Variable name.
scope
The local scope the variable is declared in.
file
File where this variable is defined.
line
Line number.
type
Metadata describing the type of the variable.
alwaysPreserve
If true, this descriptor will survive optimizations.
flags
Flags.
alignment
Variable alignment.
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Create a new descriptor for a function parameter variable.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildParameterVariable( named name: String, index: Int, scope: DIScope, file: FileMetadata, line: Int, type: DIType, alwaysPreserve: Bool = false, flags: DIFlags = [] ) -> LocalVariableMetadata
Parameters
name
Variable name.
index
Unique argument number for this variable; starts at 1.
scope
The local scope the variable is declared in.
file
File where this variable is defined.
line
Line number.
type
Metadata describing the type of the variable.
alwaysPreserve
If true, this descriptor will survive optimizations.
flags
Flags.
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Creates a new debug location that describes a source location.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildDebugLocation( at location : (line: Int, column: Int), in scope: DIScope, inlinedAt: DIScope? = nil ) -> DebugLocation
Parameters
location
The location of the line and column for this information. If the location of the value is unknown, pass
(line: 0, column: 0)
.scope
The scope this debug location resides in.
inlinedAt
If this location has been inlined somewhere, the scope in which it was inlined. Defaults to
nil
.Return Value
A value representing a debug location.
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Create subroutine type.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildSubroutineType( in file: FileMetadata, parameterTypes: [DIType], returnType: DIType? = nil, flags: DIFlags = [] ) -> DISubroutineType
Parameters
file
The file in which the subroutine resides.
parameterTypes
An array of subroutine parameter types.
returnType
The return type of the function, if any.
flags
Flags to emit DWARF attributes.
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Create a debugging information entry for an enumeration.
Declaration
Parameters
name
Enumeration name.
scope
Scope in which this enumeration is defined.
file
File where this member is defined.
line
Line number.
size
Member size.
alignment
Member alignment.
elements
Enumeration elements.
numElements
Number of enumeration elements.
underlyingType
Underlying type of a C++11/ObjC fixed enum.
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Create a debugging information entry for a union.
Declaration
Parameters
name
Union name.
scope
Scope in which this union is defined.
file
File where this member is defined.
line
Line number.
size
Member size.
alignment
Member alignment.
flags
Flags to encode member attribute, e.g. private
elements
Union elements.
runtimeVersion
Optional parameter, Objective-C runtime version.
uniqueID
A unique identifier for the union.
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Create a debugging information entry for an array.
Declaration
Parameters
elementType
Metadata describing the type of the elements.
size
The total size of the array.
alignment
The alignment of the array.
subscripts
A list of ranges of valid subscripts into the array. For unbounded arrays, pass the unchecked range
-1...0
. -
Create a debugging information entry for a vector.
Declaration
Parameters
elementType
Metadata describing the type of the elements.
size
The total size of the array.
alignment
The alignment of the array.
subscripts
A list of ranges of valid subscripts into the array. For unbounded arrays, pass the unchecked range
-1...0
. -
Create a debugging information entry for a DWARF unspecified type.
Some languages have constructs in which a type may be left unspecified or the absence of a type may be explicitly indicated. For example, C++ permits using the
auto
return type specifier for the return type of a member function declaration. The actual return type is deduced based on the definition of the function, so it may not be known when the function is declared. The language implementation can provide an unspecified type entry with the nameauto
which can be referenced by the return type attribute of a function declaration entry. When the function is later defined, thesubprogram
entry for the definition includes a reference to the actual return type.Declaration
Swift
public func buildUnspecifiedType(named name: String) -> DIType
Parameters
name
The name of the type
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Create a debugging information entry for a basic type.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildBasicType( named name: String, encoding: DIAttributeTypeEncoding, flags: DIFlags, size: Size ) -> DIType
Parameters
name
Type name.
encoding
The basic type encoding
size
Size of the type.
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Create a debugging information entry for a pointer.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildPointerType( pointee: DIType, size: Size, alignment: Alignment, addressSpace: AddressSpace = .zero, name: String = "" ) -> DIType
Parameters
pointee
Type pointed by this pointer.
size
The size of the pointer value.
alignment
The alignment of the pointer.
addressSpace
The address space the pointer type reside in.
name
The name of the pointer type.
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buildStructType(named:
scope: file: line: size: alignment: flags: baseType: elements: vtableHolder: runtimeVersion: uniqueID: ) Create a debugging information entry for a struct.
Declaration
Parameters
name
Struct name.
scope
Scope in which this struct is defined.
file
File where this member is defined.
line
Line number.
size
The total size of the struct and its members.
alignment
The alignment of the struct.
flags
Flags to encode member attributes.
elements
Struct elements.
vtableHolder
The object containing the vtable for the struct.
runtimeVersion
Optional parameter, Objective-C runtime version.
uniqueId
A unique identifier for the struct.
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Create a debugging information entry for a member.
Declaration
Parameters
parentType
Parent type.
scope
Member scope.
name
Member name.
file
File where this member is defined.
line
Line number.
size
Member size.
alignment
Member alignment.
offset
Member offset.
flags
Flags to encode member attributes.
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Create a debugging information entry for a C++ static data member.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildStaticMemberType( of parentType: DIType, scope: DIScope, name: String, file: FileMetadata, line: Int, alignment: Alignment, flags: DIFlags = [], initialValue: IRConstant? = nil ) -> DIType
Parameters
parentType
Type of the static member.
scope
Member scope.
name
Member name.
file
File where this member is declared.
line
Line number.
alignment
Member alignment.
flags
Flags to encode member attributes.
initialValue
Constant initializer of the member.
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Create a debugging information entry for a pointer to member.
Declaration
Parameters
pointee
Type pointed to by this pointer.
baseType
Type for which this pointer points to members of.
size
Size.
alignment
Alignment.
flags
Flags.
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Create C++11 nullptr type.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildNullPtrType() -> DIType
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Create a debugging information entry for a typedef.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildTypedef( of type: DIType, name: String, alignment: Alignment, scope: DIScope, file: FileMetadata, line: Int ) -> DIType
Parameters
type
Original type.
name
Typedef name.
alignment
Alignment of the type.
scope
The surrounding context for the typedef.
file
File where this type is defined.
line
Line number.
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Create a debugging information entry to establish inheritance relationship between two types.
Declaration
Parameters
derived
Original type.
base
Base type. Ty is inherits from base.
baseOffset
Base offset.
virtualBasePointerOffset
Virtual base pointer offset.
flags
Flags to describe inheritance attribute, e.g. private
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Create a permanent forward-declared type.
Declaration
Parameters
name
Type name.
tag
A unique tag for this type.
scope
Type scope.
file
File where this type is defined.
line
Line number where this type is defined.
size
Member size.
alignment
Member alignment.
runtimeLanguage
Indicates runtime version for languages like Objective-C.
uniqueID
A unique identifier for the type.
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buildReplaceableCompositeType(named:
tag: scope: file: line: size: alignment: flags: runtimeVersion: uniqueID: ) Create a temporary forward-declared type.
Declaration
Parameters
name
Type name.
tag
A unique tag for this type.
scope
Type scope.
file
File where this type is defined.
line
Line number where this type is defined. Objective-C.
size
Member size.
alignment
Member alignment.
flags
Flags.
runtimeVersion
Indicates runtime version for languages like
uniqueID
A unique identifier for the type.
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Create a debugging information entry for a bit field member.
Declaration
Parameters
name
Member name.
type
Parent type.
scope
Member scope.
file
File where this member is defined.
line
Line number.
size
Member size.
offset
Member offset.
storageOffset
Member storage offset.
flags
Flags to encode member attribute.
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buildClassType(named:
derivedFrom: scope: file: line: size: alignment: offset: flags: elements: vtableHolder: uniqueID: ) Create a debugging information entry for a class.
- name: Class name.
- baseType: Debug info of the base class of this type.
- scope: Scope in which this class is defined.
- file: File where this member is defined.
- line: Line number.
- size: Member size.
- alignment: Member alignment.
- offset: Member offset.
- flags: Flags to encode member attribute, e.g. private.
- elements: Class members.
- vtableHolder: Debug info of the base class that contains vtable
for this type. This is used in
DW_AT_containing_type
. - uniqueID: A unique identifier for the type.
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Create a descriptor for an imported module.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildImportedModule( in context: DIScope, namespace: NameSpaceMetadata, file: FileMetadata, line: Int ) -> ImportedEntityMetadata
Parameters
context
The scope this module is imported into
namespace
The namespace being imported here.
file
File where the declaration is located.
line
Line number of the declaration.
-
Create a descriptor for an imported module.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildImportedModule( in context: DIScope, aliasee: ImportedEntityMetadata, file: FileMetadata, line: Int ) -> ImportedEntityMetadata
Parameters
context
The scope this module is imported into.
aliasee
An aliased namespace.
file
File where the declaration is located.
line
Line number of the declaration.
-
Create a descriptor for an imported module.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildImportedModule( in context: DIScope, module: ModuleMetadata, file: FileMetadata, line: Int ) -> ImportedEntityMetadata
Parameters
context
The scope this module is imported into.
module
The module being imported here
file
File where the declaration is located.
line
Line number of the declaration.
-
Create a descriptor for an imported function.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildImportedDeclaration( in context: DIScope, declaration: IRMetadata, file: FileMetadata, line: Int, name: String = "" ) -> ImportedEntityMetadata
Parameters
context
The scope this module is imported into.
declaration
The declaration (or definition) of a function, type, or variable.
file
File where the declaration is located.
line
Line number of the declaration.
name
The name of the imported declaration.
-
Create a debugging information entry for Objective-C instance variable.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildObjCIVar( for property: ObjectiveCPropertyMetadata, name: String, type: DIType, file: FileMetadata, line: Int, size: Size, alignment: Alignment, offset: Size, flags: DIFlags = [] ) -> DIType
Parameters
property
The property associated with this ivar.
name
Member name.
type
Type.
file
File where this member is defined.
line
Line number.
size
Member size.
alignment
Member alignment.
offset
Member offset.
flags
Flags to encode member attributes.
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Create a debugging information entry for Objective-C property.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildObjCProperty( named name: String, type: DIType, file: FileMetadata, line: Int, getter: String, setter: String, propertyAttributes: ObjectiveCPropertyAttribute ) -> ObjectiveCPropertyMetadata
Parameters
name
Property name.
type
Type.
file
File where this property is defined.
line
Line number.
getter
Name of the Objective C property getter selector.
setter
Name of the Objective C property setter selector.
propertyAttributes
Objective C property attributes.
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Create a new descriptor for the specified variable which has a complex address expression for its address.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildExpression(_ expression: [DWARFExpression]) -> ExpressionMetadata
Parameters
expression
An array of complex address operations.
-
Create a new descriptor for the specified variable that does not have an address, but does have a constant value.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildConstantExpresion(_ value: Int) -> ExpressionMetadata
Parameters
value
The constant value.
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buildGlobalExpression(named:
linkageName: type: scope: file: line: isLocal: expression: declaration: alignment: ) Create a new descriptor for the specified variable.
Declaration
Swift
public func buildGlobalExpression( named name: String, linkageName: String, type: DIType, scope: DIScope, file: FileMetadata, line: Int, isLocal: Bool = true, expression: ExpressionMetadata? = nil, declaration: IRMetadata? = nil, alignment: Alignment ) -> ExpressionMetadata
Parameters
name
Name of the variable.
linkageName
Mangled name of the variable.
type
Variable Type.
scope
Variable scope.
file
File where this variable is defined.
line
Line number.
isLocal
Boolean flag indicate whether this variable is externally visible or not.
expression
The location of the global relative to the attached GlobalVariable.
declaration
Reference to the corresponding declaration.
alignment
Variable alignment


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Renault happy with second double points finish on the bounce
by Adam NewtonRenault team boss Cyril Abiteboul left the Circuit of the Americas in a good mood after his Renault team secured their second double points finish in a row. Daniel Ricciardo drove superbly to P6, whilst Nico Hulkenberg earned P9.
However, the fightback may have come a little too late as McLaren are 38 points ahead in the constructors' standings with just two races left to go.
Abiteboul said following the weekend: "We have to first acknowledge it was once again a great race in our pack with very open and exciting strategic options for all. I think our drivers, and the team, enjoyed the race.
"Daniel made an excellent start and was one of the few drivers who managed to make a one-stop strategy work. When Norris stopped, we decided to be aggressive and not stop to try to beat both McLarens, which worked.
"On Nico's side, the strategy set before the race was also a one-stop, but we managed to switch it on time and Nico kept his head down when he slipped in the leaderboard. He was then able to regain positions on Soft tyres at the end thanks to clever fuel management at the beginning of the race."


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first(s)
Return the first element of the sequence s
. If s
is not a valid sequence, return
false
.
The related functions, second
, third
, fourth
, fifth
,
sixth
, seventh
, eighth
, ninth
and tenth
returns respectively the second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth
elements of the sequence s
, and returns false
if s
is not a valid sequence.
First
, rest
and count
are generic functions
recognized by the language. A user-defined object can respond to these messages and start behaving like a sequence.
function ints(n) n:~ints(n + 1) // an infinite sequence of integers
let s = ints(0)
first(s)
// 0
second(s)
// 1
tenth(s)
// 9
// a custom sequence
function make_bag(xs)
let (len = array_length(xs))
^(msg)
| 'first -> when (len > 0) array_at(xs, 0)
| 'rest -> when (len > 1) make_bag(subarray(xs, 1, len))
| 'count -> len
let b = make_bag(#[10, 20, 30])
first(b)
// 10
nth(2, b)
// 30
count(b)
// 30


{% from 'macros.html' import include_src %} {% extends "base.html" %} {% block head %} {% endblock %} {% block title %}Redis Sub{% endblock %} {% block content %} {% filter markdown %} # Redis Subscription You need an async listener to subscribe to a Redis channel. This can be done with a `gevent.Greenlet`. The listener forwards all incoming messages via `signals.emit()` to the frontend. In this demo, the frontend splits the message into a (key,value) pair and updates its internal data. It keeps track of when it received the last message and only keeps values that were received less than 1.5s ago. This data is handed to a custom `d3.js` element that handles the creation and deletion of status boxes and the update of the values in the Dashboard view. You need something that publishes to the channel. The `redispub` demo does just that, so you need to run the two demos in two browser windows in parallel. All users subscribe to the same messages and publish to the same system. {% endfilter %}


Set Up
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IDE
Visual Studio Code It`s free, and most customizable. You should have a look at all the awesome Visual Studio Code features, and customize your installation yourself: Click me
Shell
- Git Bash for windows
- For MacOs just your normal terminal
- For Linux: You should be able to figure it our yourselves
Virtual Environment
We recommend Pipenv


S.T.A.R. program - Toner cartridge recycling
The Samsung Take Back and Recycle (S.T.A.R.) program is a voluntary program offered free of charge, taking responsibility for the safe disposal of our toner cartridges.The collected cartridges go through a 100 percent material recycling process, resulting in minimal environmental impact.
Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) - Safety regulation standards set by the EU
To help safeguard our customers and the environment, Samsung Electronics voluntarily ensures that its consumables manufacturing processing is performed in a safe and eco-friendly manner in
World-class facilities
Samsung complies with ISO 9001, OHSAS 18001 and ISO 14001 for environmental, health and safety facilities


The Firefox and Platform teams were both onsite at the Mountain View office this week, getting some face-to-face time. There was a lot of great conversation and productive interaction between groups. The team of people focusing on application startup time went over all the bugs marked [ts], discussing and prioritizing.
- Startup Timeline: While the timeline hasn't landed yet, you can still take advantage of it: David Dahl has an instrumented build, and will provide timeline info for you if you have an area you want to know about. More details on his post.
- PGO for Places, mozStorage and SQLite: Still blocking on Rel-Eng fixing bug 486783. I need to connect with John O'Duinn and see if we can move this up in the schedule.
- JAR Transition: Taras landed bug 508421 which allows anything in jar:toolkit.jar!/res/* to be loaded via resource://gre-resources/. This makes it very easy to move individual files into a jar, and access them in a fairly transparent way from code. This helps cold startup, as well as page-load time. He posted a HOWTO for taking advantage of this.
- JS Component Combining: No progress this week.
- Static Analysis: Bug 506128 is wrapping up. David need to file a bug with the final log of named-yet-uncalled functions.
- Dirty Profile Testing: No progress. Need to list scenarios, file bugs for each, generate Talos config patches and profile data, and then move it into Rel-Eng territory. Also, need to get a separate Tinderbox tree, since it's going to cause a bazillion new columns.
- Cold Startup Testing: Drew Willcoxon is working on bug 510587, to create a new Ts that measures cold startup. He's got patches up for adding head/tail file support to Talos. A new issue that cropped up this week is that the simulated cold-startup methods on Windows don't appear to work very well, so he's looking for advice there, as well as looking into reboot support in Talos.
- Joel Reymont noticed that Safari's libs are loaded from the OS's warm cache, and ours are not! In bug 513076 he's investigating whether or not we can get our dynamic libraries in there as well.
- Ryan Flint started looking into taking NSS and spellcheck initialization out of the startup path, and found that Shark says they're not in it on a regular startup! However, I found a recent bug from Vlad talking about crazy stuff NSS does at startup (aside from the temp file dir skullduggery), so need to figure out how he's seeing that, and why Shark isn't.
- CSS Parsing Time: Bug 91242 says CSS parsing is 5.5% of startup time... in 2001. Taras has mentioned several times that it's still significant, so asked him for numbers for contemporary builds. Zack Weinberg is working on speeding up parsing using a machine generated lexer, need to get numbers from him on what kind of a difference it makes in parse time. And if you haven't yet, read through Taras' annotated log of files opened at startup. If you see anything that can be delayed, or want to dig into why a certain file is loaded, let me know! Or just file a bug and put "[ts]" in the bug's status whiteboard.


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Welcome to the User Guide
Let's get started by first opening up the background editor.
Next, let's go ahead and drag a game entity onto the center map.
You can change its image with the Views pane on the right.
Finally, let's play around with it's attributes on the right-hand side. Explore the many options.
Don't forget you can click on the top-right button to edit your game goals!


Hungary's economic figures 'prove' there is no systematic corruption
by EuronewsHungary's economic figures prove the country does not suffer from systematic corruption, its foreign minister has told Euronews.
Péter Szijjártó was hitting back at a report by OLAF, the EU's anti-fraud office, that there were irregularities regarding Hungary's use of the bloc's cohesion funds.
Szijjártó, Hungary's foreign and trade minister, said he did not know how OLAF had come to that conclusion.
"Look at countries with serious corruption problems... if there's a systematic rate of corruption then money disappears. If there's no systematic corruption, money does not disappear," said.
He said Hungary's employment and growth rates proved that there was no corruption problem.
But in September, OLAF, the EU's anti-fraud agency, released a report that stated almost 4% of development funding that went to Hungary between 2014-2018 is in question.
This was the highest percentage in the EU.
When asked about why the anti-fraud agency said there were irregularities, Szijjártó replied: "Ask them. I don't know."
Transparency International ranks Hungary 64 out of 180 countries on its corruption perceptions index.
It is ranked at the bottom of the corruption index for EU countries, third lowest after Bulgaria and Greece.


2 Kings 2:17
And when they urged him till he was ashamed, he said, Send. They sent therefore fifty men; and they sought three days, but found him not.


2013, what a year!
I’ve been thinking for a long time to start a personal blog to share my thoughts about PHP, Symfony2 and all the random stuff I like to read about. To open this blog I’d like to talk about how 2013 has been for me and what I expect from 2014. Using SCRUM terminology, it’s going to be a year retrospective.
Definitely, 2013 has been one of the most intense years of my whole life:
ServerGrove
Last January I joined ServerGrove, the awesome PHP hosting company. I had been working the last year and a half as a Symfony2 trainer and freelance developer in some interesting projects, but I was willing to be part of a team and help to build something cool with a longer-term vision.
I am really happy with the decision I made, I’ve met nice and talented people. We even won the 2013 Symfony Awards for Best B2B Website. We’ve been working hard in the latest months in the new version of the Control Panel, and it will be even cooler and much much faster! Stay tuned!
MidwestPHP
In February I had the honor to visit the US and be one of the speakers at MidwestPHP, which took place in the beautiful Minnesota. It was my first time in the US and also the first time I was giving a talk in English, but according to the ratings, people found my talk quite interesting! Symfony2 is still not widely used in the US but there were lots of Drupal developers eager to learn about the Symfony2 components that will be used in Drupal 8.
Parenthood
May arrived with big news, my wife gave birth to our first son, Eric. 7 months later, we are really happy but I can’t say it has been easy. I must admit that I love sleeping, so the worst part for me it has been sleeping only 3 or 4 hours during the first weeks. Even today, waking up a couple of times every night is normal. Anyway, the most important is Eric is healthy and growing up normally.
deSymfony
I have mixed feelings about deSymfony 2013. For the first time, organizers decided to move from Castellón - where the first three editions took place - to Madrid, and the response was overwhelming. Almost 400 people attended and I was one of speakers, giving a talk about refactoring in PHP and Symfony2 projects. To be honest, I think it was the worst talk I’ve ever given and I was really disappointed with myself. I haven’t even been able to watch the video yet.
Keeping in mind that there were over 175 attendants with different programming skills, I tried to emphasize the importance to refactor your code in a daily basis, more than talking about refactoring patterns. I think it helped to beginners, but it was too simple for advanced programmers.
LadybugPHP
I spent several months improving LadybugPHP, and finally released the 1.0 version in September. I wanted to make LadybugPHP more extensible and fix some wrong decisions I made in the early versions.
Even though there is still so much work to do, I couldn’t be happier with the end result: 45,285 installs so far! :)
Master’s degree
In July I decided to enroll for a MsC in Computing Technologies. When you work in the web industry, most of the time there is no need to use real computer science skills, so after several years, I felt my CS skills were extremely rusty.
During these three months, I have refreshed tons of important CS concepts learnt in the degree that I had forgotten, as well as learning new stuff - always based on solid CS fundamentals- about information theory, data compression, human language technologies, biometry, cryptography and embedded systems.
New year’s resolutions
I consider myself an eternal learner, so obviously the new year’s resolutions have to do with the new stuff I want to learn, or existing one I want to master.
One of my biggest problems is that I like too many things, but having a job, a family and the MsC, it’s almost impossible to get extra time to learn, so one of my goals for 2014 is going to be to focus in 2 fields: ‘web/frontend’ and ‘systems’:
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‘web/frontend’: In 2013 I felt in love with JavaScript thanks to AngularJS. So the main goal in this branch will be to learn JavaScript properly and be productive, as well as it’s ecosystem: AngularJS, Grunt, NodeJS…
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‘systems’: As a PHP programmer, I’d like to go down one step. That involves improving my Linux skills, C code - PHP extensions/source code -, memory management, filesystems… Long story short: try to master the foundations where PHP lives on.
Other goals for the new year:
- Keep improving LadybugPHP.
- Try to write more, both here and in the ServerGrove’s blog.
- Don’t miss another SymfonyCon, ever! :)
See you in the next post!
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HP Photosmart R927 Review
I just bought a HP Photosmart R927, an 8 Megapixel camera from Hewlett-Packard. While I had seen and briefly used one before, I was excited again upon using my own one (as all tech people are [read: geeks]). First of all don’t confuse me as anyway into photography: I’m not and far from it. I had a criteria in mind when I purchased and this was it:
- Must work under any OS (Windows [a given], Mac and Linux [latter two I only use])
Every camera I have come across mounts as a disc drive [think looking at files on a cd or your local computer], but there is also PTP or “Picture Transfer Protocol” in other words it doesn’t appear as picture files, rather PTP triggers your computer to open your camera in your photo application. I was unsure if this PTP would work under Mac or Linux, since I had only briefly seen it as an option in digiKam. It turns out on Mac there is Image Capture, and Ubuntu (My Linux distribution of choice) it automatically detects it and asks to import photos intoF-Spot.
- It must have decent Image Quality
Now decent to me means decent as in “a 128kbps MP3 sounds the same as a cd”! I am not talking uber-quality, far from it. There is already a Samsung 6MP camera in my household, and it more than does the job, despite occasionally messing up focus and being nearly two years old. I want a “point and click” with decent image quality, and I believe we are mostly there with todays cameras (compared to old 35mm film. I know only SLR come under the term “decent image quality” to some [professionals].
- It must have portability
Phone cameras are an indication of the future, there won’t be any real cameras besides ones used by professionals eventually. Why? Portability. People don’t want 20 devices and the weight attached to it, I have trouble making sure wallet, keys and my phone are on me, and a camera adds to this striuggle today.This is the same reason people are ditching cd’s for iPods: portability.
Now for my review:
The R927 looks good, but with camera sizes decreasing, it ends up being bigger than most. Its brushed metal feel is somewhat amusing, maybe a tribute to Apple Computers Brushed Metal theme in iTunes? The picture quality is great, and it certainly matches and beats many other cameras I have tried. My R927 came with a dock, and the camera itself has only one port: a usb one [This as I am after finding out is not true, the one port on the camera is non-standard usb it seems, so it can only be used through a dock, rather annoying if your travelling it seems to me!]. I really liked that fact as it clears up clutter and removes confusion, with only one slot, for one cable (I am thinking of many other similar sized cameras than try to have the kitchen sink with a port for video, a second memory card port, usb port, basically: every port possible).
Its screen is something to behold: bright, clean, clear and crisp. This apparently comes at a cost though, in a PC World review ( in which this camera ranked #2 out of #10 “Point and Click Cameras”), they said it had the shortest life at 114 photos of any in the top 10. Since I only have mine a few hours, I can’t comment on this yet, but one thing I will say: the battery is easily replaceable: I found the exact same 3.7 V Li-ion battery in my Bluetooth GPS Receiver (a low end one), so buying a backup battery they said might be a good option.
The Cameras photo manipulation is full featured, as are the menus in this camera. You can crop, change contrast, brightness, add frames and dozens of other features without touching photo editing software on a computer. Is that a plus or minus? Depends on the user really, I might use it the odd time, but as someone who likes long lasting batteries: it won’t be too often I will. It modes are variful and plenty also: beach mode, auto mode, landscape, portrait, theatre, panaroma etc. Panorama is a lot of fun, but it takes a while for the camera to “stitch” the photos, and if made out of high quality images: beware, the panorma won’t be as of the same quality. Document Mode puzzled me, the camera says it captures text clearly. This wasn’t the case in my experience and with no text recognition software in the camera or accompanying software, one could be left typing a long document from looking at an image of one!!
It’s design and layout are elegant and useful. The main navigation d-pad feels a bit clicky (with a clicky sound to match) and the zoom is controlled by the far-edges of an upside-down “L” shape. It has a: Flash Button, Contrast Button, Sharing Button. Preview button and On/Off. The sharing button is linked to HP’s software and allows you to select photos to email, print and share upon your connection to a computer. I found this annoying as I do things manually, but some average users might consider this a bonus. I got a dock, a power cable, usb cable, and UK & Ireland plus a European plug within the camera’s very nice package.
Overall I’d give it an 8.8/10 so far. Battery life leads me to lower its score somewhat, and the fact that the camera is bulkier than most. Other than that it is a great buy, and well recommended thus far. I will update this if I ever have any problems with it!


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| random.effects {mgcv} | R Documentation |
The smooth components of GAMs can be viewed as random effects for estimation purposes. This means that more conventional
random effects terms can be incorporated into GAMs in two ways. The first method converts all the smooths into fixed and random components
suitable for estimation by standard mixed modelling software. Once the GAM is in this form then conventional random effects are easily added,
and the whole model is estimated as a general mixed model. gamm
and gamm4
from the gamm4
package operate in this way.
The second method represents the conventional random effects in a GAM in the same way that the smooths are represented — as penalized
regression terms. This method can be used with gam
by making use of s(...,bs="re")
terms in a model: see
smooth.construct.re.smooth.spec
, for full details. The basic idea is that, e.g., s(x,z,g,bs="re")
generates an i.i.d. Gaussian
random effect with model matrix given by model.matrix(~x:z:g-1)
— in principle such terms can take any number of arguments. This simple
approach is sufficient for implementing a wide range of commonly used random effect structures. For example if g
is a factor then
s(g,bs="re")
produces a random coefficient for each level of g
, with the radndom coefficients all modelled as i.i.d. normal. If g
is a factor and x
is numeric, then s(x,g,bs="re")
produces an i.i.d. normal random slope relating the response to x
for each level of g
. If h
is another factor then s(h,g,bs="re")
produces the usual i.i.d. normal g
- h
interaction. Note that a rather useful approximate test for zero random effect is also implemented for tsuch terms based on Wood (2013). If the precision
matrix is known to within a multiplicative constant, then this can be supplied via the xt
argument of s
. See smooth.construct.re.smooth.spec for details and example.
Alternatively, but less straightforwardly, the paraPen
argument to gam
can be used:
see gam.models
. If smoothing parameter estimation is by ML or REML (e.g. gam(...,method="REML")
) then this approach is
a completely conventional likelihood based treatment of random effects.
gam
can be slow for fitting models with large numbers of random effects, because it does not exploit the sparcity that is often a feature
of parametric random effects. It can not be used for models with more coefficients than data. However gam
is often faster and more relaiable
than gamm
or gamm4
, when the number of random effects is modest.
To facilitate the use of random effects with gam
, gam.vcomp
is a utility routine for converting
smoothing parameters to variance components. It also provides confidence intervals, if smoothness estimation is by ML or REML.
Note that treating random effects as smooths does not remove the usual problems associated with testing variance components for equality to zero: see summary.gam
and anova.gam
.
Simon Wood<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Wood, S.N. (2013) A simple test for random effects in regression models. Biometrika 100:1005-1010
Wood, S.N. (2011) Fast stable restricted maximum likelihood and marginal likelihood estimation of semiparametric generalized linear models. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society (B) 73(1):3-36
Wood, S.N. (2008) Fast stable direct fitting and smoothness selection for generalized additive models. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society (B) 70(3):495-518
Wood, S.N. (2006) Low rank scale invariant tensor product smooths for generalized additive mixed models. Biometrics 62(4):1025-1036
gam.vcomp
, gam.models
, smooth.terms
,
smooth.construct.re.smooth.spec
,
gamm
## see also examples for gam.models, gam.vcomp, gamm ## and smooth.construct.re.smooth.spec ## simple comparison of lme and gam require(mgcv) require(nlme) b0 <- lme(travel~1,data=Rail,~1|Rail,method="REML") b <- gam(travel~s(Rail,bs="re"),data=Rail,method="REML") intervals(b0) gam.vcomp(b) anova(b) plot(b) ## simulate example... dat <- gamSim(1,n=400,scale=2) ## simulate 4 term additive truth fac <- as.factor(sample(1:20,400,replace=TRUE)) dat$X <- model.matrix(~fac-1) b <- rnorm(20)*.5 dat$y <- dat$y + dat$X%*%b rm1 <- gam(y ~ s(fac,bs="re")+s(x0)+s(x1)+s(x2)+s(x3),data=dat,method="ML") gam.vcomp(rm1) fv0 <- predict(rm1,exclude="s(fac)") ## predictions setting r.e. to 0 fv1 <- predict(rm1) ## predictions setting r.e. to predicted values


Accessibility
The Distance Formula
Teachers
"What do I consider a teacher should be? One who breathes life into knowledge so that it takes new form in progress and civilization."
Quote from Hellen Keller at the Speech to the National Education Association, 1938
Focus on Opportunity
alternates are not required to produce the identical result or level of achievement for persons with and without disabilities, but must afford persons with disabilities equal opportunity to obtain the same result, to gain the same benefit, or to reach the same level of achievement
EEAAP Plan
When fundamental alteration or undue burden defenses apply, the Plan for New Content will require the University to provide equally effective alternative access. The Plan for New Content will require the University, in providing equally effective alternate access, to take any actions that do not result in a fundamental alteration or undue financial and administrative burdens, but nevertheless ensure that, to the maximum extent possible, individuals with disabilities receive the same benefits or services as their nondisabled peers. To provide equally effective alternate access, alternates are not required to produce the identical result or level of achievement for persons with and without disabilities, but must afford persons with disabilities equal opportunity to obtain the same result, to gain the same benefit, or to reach the same level of achievement, in the most integrated setting appropriate to the person’s needs.
Accountability for the EEAAP Plan
The Plan for New Content must include sufficient quality assurance procedures, backed by adequate personnel and financial resources, for full implementation. This provision also applies to the University’s online content and functionality developed by, maintained by, or offered through a third-party vendor or by using open sources.
Usually, COMBINATIONS are required. So is funding.
- Rarely does one technology by itself ever suffice to make content accessible. Usually it is a combination of technologies, often in the form of add-ins for both teacher and student. Remember to include funding requests for these add-ins.
- Skill sets. In addition to the combination of technologies that are required, additional, specific skill sets are also usually required. Notice the reference to Nemeth code in the video, "Geometry on the computer for blind/low vision students-using excel and shapes in graphs" Funding is needed to train on these skill sets.
Educate teachers on funding
Teachers often get pushback when asking for funding. Educate them that it is part of university requirements to provide adequate personnel and financial resources.
The Plan for New Content must include sufficient quality assurance procedures, backed by adequate personnel and financial resources, for full implementation.
Breaking it down
In all cases this SUPPLEMENTS the ADA language already in place at the university. It does not replace it.
Problem One. Which Technology?
- Specify the exact technology, version of the the technology, operating system, and any add-ons in the syllabus
- General description of the technology in the EEAAP.
- Specific skill sets required in the syllabus
- Funding for technology, add-ons, student and/or other help, and training in the department, both as a producer, and a consumer. Don't forget to reference the requirement to provide "adequate personnel and financial resources"
Problem Two. Which Settings?
- Specify the exact settings, in the particular version of the the technology, in the particular operating system used, and any add-ons in the syllabus
- General description of the settings used in the EEAAP, by purpose. A consumer will need different settings than a producer.
- Specific skill sets required in the syllabus
- Funding for technology, add-ons, student and/or other help, and training in the department, both as a producer, and a consumer. Don't forget to reference the requirement to provide "adequate personnel and financial resources"
Problem Three. What Purpose?
Do you expect your students to be producers as well as consumers of content?
- For the syllabus, assume that students will need to be both a producer, and a consumer. You'll need to state something like, "Adobe Acrobat for reading the test, Microsoft Word for writing your answers"
- General description of the technology required in the EEAAP.
- Specific skill sets required in the syllabus
- Funding for technology, add-ons, student and/or other help, and training in the department, both as a producer, and a consumer. Don't forget to reference the requirement to provide "adequate personnel and financial resources"
Problem Four. Other considerations.
Specify additional time allowances specifically in the syllabus, generally address it in the EEAAP. This is especially valuable for students with cognitive disabilities, even temporary ones that come about because of atheletic injuries, those for which English is a second language, or those without enough money for timely transportation.
Using this example, I would build an EEAAP plan by general requirements outlined by the school. Here's an example of how the plan would be structured.
Not all solutions fit all scenarios, but there are many technologies that can do double or triple duty. MathType can be exported to LaTeX, for example, and LaTeX and braille play nicely together.
There's also a training issue to consider. For example, once you learn LaTeX for Math, skills are transportable to KaTex for Chemistry
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Ponyville is under attack! Discord, having been recently released and taken over Equestria, is sitting back for a bit to enjoy all the chaos he has created. His beverage of choice for the occasion? Glasses of chocolate milk, fresh from a chocolate rain cloud. Chaotic literrer that he is, Discord tosses remanants behind him as an explosive chocolate milk grenade.
With Twilight off to gather the others for a second assault with the Elements of Harmony, Princess Celestia herself has tasked you (as the former Rainbow Dash) with ensuring the safety of Ponyville. Though the last thing you want to do is breathe more fire after that little letter-recieving incident earlier, you understand that using its blowtorch-like flame to evaporate the milk before impact is Ponyville's only hope.
Use the arrow keys to move. Press Space to use your Dragon's Breath to destroy the incoming chocolate milk grenades before they hit the houses!
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About Us
The SunExposure app was created by 4 students at Northwestern University, through the Wireless and Mobile Health Course, over the duration of approximately 3 months.
Thanks!
We'd like to acknowledge and thank Tammy Stump, our faculty advisor for this project, for her help and guidance in understanding the problem and advising us on the feature of the SunExposure app. Tammy, as well as Shade, allowed us to compare how our
app performed with an existing wearable UV sensor. We'd also like to thank Professor Nabil Alshurafa, and our TAs Shibo Zhang and Dzung Nguyen for all of their assistance and guidance over the course of the project and for the final report.
Finally, we'd like to thank the HABits Lab, for sponsoring this project and providing us with the tools necessary to create and test our app and system.
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Created: 1 December 2013
Last update: 30 September 2014
By: Ansonika
Website/support: www.ansonika.com
Thank you for purchasing my theme. If you have any questions that are beyond the scope of this help file, please feel free to email via my user page contact form here. If you are happy with the theme, please TAKE A MOMENT TO RATE IT on the ThemeForest website. Thanks so much!
HOW TO UPDATE FROM PREVIOUS VERSIONS:
1) Remove from the html form the action link
<form id="custom" action="" method="POST" > ...leave it blank.... action="" 2) In the html form add the hidden field <input id="website" name="website" type="text" value="" >
with the value empty...and remove the comment beside. 3) update js/functions.js for each versions of Annova 4) In css/style.css add this class input#website {display: none;}
This theme has a fixed centered layout 1170px. It's based on Boostrap 3 framework grid.
It' comes with a one page full version with some additional features or a standalone version.
The css files are inside the css folder.
To modify colors, typografy, button style ecc....find the realtive commen line in base.css. Below how the file is organized:
STYLE.CSS STRUCTURE:
1. SITE STRUCTURE and TYPOGRAPHY
2. CONTENT
3. FORMS
3. COMMON
4. MEDIA QUERIES
Change the logo
To change the logo, simply use your PNG24 file. Keep in mind you have to setup the dimensions of your logo.
OPEN STYLE.CSS #logo a{
text-indent:-99999px;
background: url(../img/logo.png) no-repeat 0 0;
display:block;
height:35px;
width:135px;
}
});
Change the main background color
Open style.css search for the comment line /** Header ==================== **/.....then modify this class
#top-area {
background-color:#1ab9a7;
height: 500px;
}
Add one more step to the wizard
Each step is defined by a div, so simply duplicate one of them. Below an example of the structure:

Enter your personal info

.....

Make an input field, select or radio/checkbox required or not.
Simply add or remove the class "required" to the element.
Add one more question with checkbox answer
Open the HTML page. As you can see the name of the input has to be the same with at the end [], each one have a different value.

How did you hear about our company?

Open survey survey_send_1.php and add the lines of code in bold into the the existing code

<input name="question_3[]" type="checkbox" class="required" value="Google">Google

<input name="question_3[]" type="checkbox" class="required" value="A friend">Friend

<input name="question_3[]" type="checkbox" class="required" value="Print">Print

$mail = $_POST['email'];
/*$subject = "".$_POST['subject'];*/
$to =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>$subject = "Survey from ANNOVA";
$headers = "From: Survey from ANNOVA ";
$message = "USER INFO\n";
$message .= "\nName: " . $_POST['firstname'];
$message .= "\nLast Name: " . $_POST['lastname'];
$message .= "\nEmail: " . $_POST['email'];
$message .= "\nCountry: " . $_POST['country'];
$message .= "\nHow many children: " . $_POST['quantity'];
$message .= "\nAge: " . $_POST['age'];
$message .= "\nGender: " . $_POST['gender'];
$message .= "\nTerms and conditions: " . $_POST['terms'] . "\n";
$message .= "\nOverall satisfaction value: " . $_POST['rate'] . "\n";
$message .= "\nHow did you heard about our company?\n" ;
foreach($_POST['question_1'] as $value)
{
$message .= "- " . trim(stripslashes($value)) . "\n";
};
$message .= "\nDo you think to suggest our company to a friend or parent?: " . $_POST['question_2'];
$message .= "\nYour question?\n" ;
foreach($_POST['question_3'] as $value)
{
$message .= "- " . trim(stripslashes($value)) . "\n";
};
$message .= "\nOptional message: " . $_POST['message_suggest_no'];
//Receive Variable
$sentOk = mail($to,$subject,$message,$headers);
Branching wizard: user see different steps depending on his answers.
First of all start to work on the correct template version...take the standalone_brunch folder. As you can see each branch is defined by the value on the first step branch and the id. Each branch must have the class="branch". Take care on the last step that is little different.

Are you satisfied about the service provided?

<input type="radio" name="branchtype" value="notsatisfied" id="NotSatisfied" />..

<input type="radio" name="branchtype" value="satisfied" id="Satisfied" />...

Why are you not satisfied?

<input name="question_1[]" type="checkbox" value="Poor variety of service" class="required" >..

<input name="question_1[]" type="checkbox" value="Bad support" class="required" >..

......

Survey complete! Thank you for you time.

<button type="submit" name="process" class="submit">Submit the survey</button>

Tweet feed settings
Open jquery.tweetable.js, and set that part of code that you find at the bottom of the page.
// Define plugin defaults
$.fn.tweetable.options = {
limit: 2, // Number of tweets to show
username: 'ansonika', // @username tweets to display
time: true, // Display date
rotate: true, // Rotate tweets
speed: 5000, // Speed of rotation
replies: false, // Filter out @replys
position: 'append', // Append position
failed: "No tweets available", // Twitter stream unavailable text
html5: false, // HTML5 Support
retweets: false, // Show retweets
onComplete: function($ul) {} // On complete callback
};
Branching wizar advanced: take the files in standalone_branch_advanced as reference.
In this case after the user fill with the personal info has two questions, then on third start the branch: if select the first option he continue with other questions, if select the second option go to the end of the survey.

Are you satisfied about the service provided?

<input type="radio" name="branchtype" value="notsatisfied" id="NotSatisfied" />---

<input type="radio" name="branchtype" value="satisfied" id="Satisfied" />----

 The step where the branch start must have data-state="branchtype"on the step container and the input must
have the same name name="branchtype".
1) The value param define where that option point...the example below is how the first option goes to the
notsatified branch:

Branch 1 Question 1?

------

 The data-state="branch-1-step-1" define the the next branch question...whre is declared with an id:

 NEXT STEP

Branch 1 Question 2?

-----

 2) The example below it's about if the user select the second option in the branch...so go to the end of
the wizard (value="satisfied"):

Survey complete! Thank you for you time.

<button type="submit" name="process" class="submit">Submit the survey</button>

The logic and parameters to keep in mind are the value and the data-state. Remember to edit the php file
properly in order to send the data. Attention to write correctly the name of each input and the value; for
example radio inputs must have the same name and different value. THIS EXAMPLE IS FOR A SINGLE BRANCH OPTION.
How to quick update the Input Switch (YES/NO terms):
1) Update jquery.switch.css in the css folder.
2) Update functions.js (note: take the updated file from the respective wizard type...full, standalone, etc) 3) Open the html page and cahnge this lines of code:

<select class=" example-1 required" name="terms">
<option value="">No</option>
<option value="Accepted">Yes</option>
</select>

INTO
<input type="checkbox" name="terms" class="required fix_ie8" value="yes">

No
Yes

 4) Add this style to each radio or checkbox input like below (except for the switch button):
<input name="gender" type="radio" class="required check_radio" value="Male"> and remove this line from bottom:
How to quick update the Twitter feed:
1) Choose the Annova version (Standalone, Full, ETc...) 2) Copy the entire folder "twitter folder" 3) Copy the updated js/functions.js 4) Copy from the js folder these files: jquery.bxslider.min.js, jquery.tweet.js, jquery.tweet.min.js. 5) From style.css copy the new styles under the section /* twitter feed*/ 6) from the html page copy the new html code and set your twitter username
Fix Backward issue with validation:
Open function.js and add these line at top of beforeSelect if (!state.isMovingForward) return true; BECAME // WIZARD ===============================================================================
jQuery(function($) {
// Basic wizard with validation
$("#survey_container").wizard({
stepsWrapper: "#wrapped",
submit: ".submit",
beforeSelect: function( event, state ) {
if (!state.isMovingForward)
return true;
var inputs = $(this).wizard('state').step.find(':input');
return !inputs.length || !!inputs.valid();
}
Below the code of the php file that process and send the email.
If you doesn't recieve the email please first check:
1) Your spam folder
2) If you hosting requires special settings and support php language
3) If your email has to be managed from the same hosting provider
This theme use These Javascript.
Inlcuded with the theme there is a basic structure psd, and two psd with the radio anc checkbutton graphics (@2x is for retina images) You can edit and change the color as you wont; if you change the sizes of theme be sure to update the css located here: check_radio/skins/square/aero.css.
I've used the following scripts, plugins or frameworks as listed.
Once again, thank you so much for purchasing this theme. Please take a moment to rate it from your Downloads page.
Ansonika


This is the site for record student's online attendence record.
Here college faculties members can submit the attendence of all students.
the attendence information here and students can overview it. If any student want
to overview it he/she willhave to click on this specfic button which is recomanded for login and
he/she can show his/her attendence.
Team Member
I am a Student, Computer Science And Engeneering,Gargi Memorial Institute Of Technology.
I love the internet, technology, and building beautiful things.
I'm originally from Baruipur, South 24 Porgona.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Team Member
I am a Student, Computer Science And Engeneering,Gargi Memorial Institute Of Technology.
I love the internet, technology, and building beautiful things.
I'm originally from Baruipur, South 24 Porgona.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Team Member
I am a Student, Computer Science And Engeneering,Gargi Memorial Institute Of Technology.
I love the internet, technology, and building beautiful things.
I'm originally from Baruipur, South 24 Porgona.
psupriya499@gmail.com


Note that in order to make the table header look ok when scrolling we need to add a background color and a bottom border.
There is also a bug in IE7 that causes the leftmost column to resize when scrolling. Consider using conditional comments (see source) to make sure the plugin is not loaded in this browser.
| Label | Layout width | Column width | Gutter width |
|---|---|---|---|
| Smartphones | 480px and below | Fluid columns, no fixed widths | |
| Smartphones to tablets | 767px and below | Fluid columns, no fixed widths | |
| Portrait tablets | 768px and above | 42px | 20px |
| Default | 980px and up | 60px | 20px |
| Large display | 1200px and up | 70px | 30px |


${'Legend' | t}
${"In this state metadata value is:" | t}
${'optional' | t:{context: 'female'}},
${'required' | t:{context: 'female'}},
${'locked' | t:{context: 'female'}},
${'specifies assignee' | t:{context: 'female'}}
(${'only for relationships with users' | t}),
${'specifies auto assignee' | t:{context: 'female'}}
(${'only for relationships with users' | t}).


--- layout: post title: We shape our tools... date: 2004-05-25 00:00:00 category: personal ---
When I first moved my weblog over to MovableType from Radio Userland, I wondered what difference a new tool would make. Nearly 6 months on, I think I know.
I find the MT interface great for working up longer, more serious posts which (when I can spend the time) are edited several times before publication and which have more of a structured feel to them. But I missed the "whack-it-into-a-text-field-and-post" feel which Radio used to give me, and I think that consequently this weblog has suffered a little bit.
I think there are 2 things at play here: the way that MT structures posts (with bodies, titles, and a primary category), and the user interface on the tool I use (the lovely NetNewsWire). With MT, I feel obligated to give each piece a title and find a category for it; with Radio I felt less guilty about squirting a bit of text out here and there. And given that my time is short, and many of my thoughts only half-formed... I quite liked the Radio way of doing things.
None of the above is a complaint about any of the excellent software which I now use, just an observation that different weblogging tools may naturally lead to different sorts of weblogs... bloody obvious really I s'pose.
Anyway, I'm going to try and Radiofy my writing, posting less, but more often, and see how that goes.


Basic Demo
This is a basic demo of Power Editing Core. that include most basic part of library and syntax (basic.json
).
Click the [CODE] to edit codes, then using [RUN] button in [CANVAS] tab to run the code.
click here to learn more about this program.


TwoThreeFour beavers are working on a construction project. They need to use some tools in a given order, each for some duration, as presented in the twothreefour rows in front of them.
A tool may only be used by one beaver at a time.
Drag the the tools so that there are never two identical tools on top of eachother.


Here is a brief powerpoint deck on startup metrics from a talk i gave at Supernova called "Product Marketing for Pirates: AARRR!". It's about how to develop a model of your customer behavior, and then use conversion metrics / web analytics to assist your internet marketing & ...


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: 2014 Kane County Cougars Roster Announced author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 9420 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=9420 date: '2014-03-31 12:54:10 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-03-31 17:54:10 +0000' categories: - Minor Leagues - Prospects tags: - Kane County - Kane County Cougars comments: - id: 10495 author: Terry Brewer Jr author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2014-03-31 14:08:27 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-03-31 19:08:27 +0000' content: Where is Bryant gonna start tenn or Iowa does anyone know yet - id: 10496 author: CoreyFineran author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2014-03-31 17:25:21 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-03-31 22:25:21 +0000' content: Tennessee. - id: 10499 author: Ivy Envy author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2014-03-31 17:23:49 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-03-31 22:23:49 +0000' content: Tennessee - id: 10500 author: Terry Brewer Jr author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2014-03-31 17:33:21 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-03-31 22:33:21 +0000' content: Road trip for me then ---
Kane County has released their preliminary roster to start the 2014 season with the Low-A affiliate in the Midwest League.
Cubs fans in our hometown Quad Cities will get the first opportunity to see these Cubs prospects in 2014
Pitchers
Justin Amlung
Jose Arias
Paul Blackburn
Tyler Bremer
Gerardo Conception
Nathan Dorris
Scott Frazier
Zach Godley
Juan Paniagua
James Pugliese
Tyler Skulina
Daury Torrez
Jen-Ho Tseng
Catchers
Cael Brockmeyer
Ben Carhart
Will Remillard
Infielders
David Bote
Danny Canela
Jordan Hankins
Daniel Lockhart
Carlos Penalver
Jacob Rogers
Outfielders
Yasiel Balaguert
Shawon Dunston, Jr.
Jake Hannemann
Trey Martin