Function Discovery Provider Sample Readme
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This sample demonstrates how to write a fully functional PnP-X Function Discovery provider.
You can build the sample on Windows XP, Vista or 7. You must have the Windows Vista SDK installed on the build machine. Before building the sample, you must integrate the SDK with Visual Studio. To integrate the Windows SDK with Visual Studio 2008, click Start, click All Programs, click Microsoft Windows SDK v7.0, click Visual Studio Registration, and then click Integrate Windows SDK Configuration Tool. For more information about installing and integrating the SDK, see the SDK Release Notes.
You must run the sample on Windows Vista or Windows 7.
The sample consists of 3 components: FDProviderHostSample.exe, FDProviderSample.dll, and FDProviderSampleDevice.exe. FDProviderSample implements a COM class that implements the IFunctionDiscoveryProvider interface. This is the heart of the sample and where most of the implementation work is focused. FDProviderHostSample.exe implements an EXE host for the provider; this allows the provider to be hosted out of proc, which is a requirement for PnP-X providers. FDProviderSampleDevice.exe implements a simple soft device that is enumerated by the sample provider.
The sample directory layout is shown below with brief descriptions of the files.
FDProviderHostSample Implementation of FDProviderHostSample.exe.
FDProviderHostSample.cpp All the code for the EXE host.
FDProviderHostSample.rc Version resource.
FDProviderHostSample.vcproj Visual Studio Project file.
resource.h Header for the resources.
stdafx.cpp Precompiled header cpp.
stdafx.h Precompiled header.
FDProviderSample Implementation for FDProvider.dll
ClientNotificationWork.cpp Implementation for TClientNotificationWork. This class represents queued notifications that must be sent to the provider client.
ClientNotificationWork.h Definition for TClientNotificationWork.
ComServer.cpp Implementation of the ClassFactory and DLL host support functions for the Provider COM class.
ComServer.def DLL Export definitions for FDProviderSample.dll
ComServer.h Definitions for DLL host support functions.
DiscoveryProtocol.cpp Implementation of the simple enumeration network protocol used by the sample.
DiscoveryProtocol.h Public interface for the implementation.
FDProvider.cpp Implementation of the Function Discovery provider (TFunctionDiscoveryProvider).
FDProvider.h Definition of TFunctionDiscoveryProvider
FDProviderSample.rc Version resource.
FDProviderSample.vcproj Visual Studio Project file.
FunctionInstanceInfo.cpp Implementation of TFunctionInstanceInfo. This class acts as a container for the data that will ultimately become the function instance.
FunctionInstanceInfo.h Declaration for TFunctionInstanceInfo.
LinkedList.h A circular double linked list implementation.
Locks.h A simple class wrapper for SRWLOCK.
resource.h Version resource.
stdafx.cpp Precompiled header cpp.
stdafx.h Precompiled header.
ThreadPool.h Implementation for TThreadPool<>, a utility class that present Windows ThreadPool as a singleton, allowing for easy sharing of a thread pool across objects.
FDProviderSampleDevice Implementation of FDProviderSampleDevice.exe
FDProviderSampleDevice.cpp Implementation of the soft device.
FDProviderSampleDevice.rc Version resource.
FDProviderSampleDevice.vcproj Visual Studio project.
stdafx.cpp Precompiled header cpp.
stdafx.h Precompiled header.
Inc Shared header files.
IEXEHostControl.h Definition of IEXEHostControl, a private interface used to communicate between the EXEHost and the hosted providers.
Messages.h Definitions of the messages for the network protocol.
FunctionDiscoveryProvider.sln Visual Studio solution.
Install.bat Batch file to configure the firewall and import the registry keys.
Install.reg Registry file describing the registry modifications required for registering the COM objects and PnP-X provider.
Readme.htm This file.
Before building the sample, you should copy the sample files to a working folder not under the Program Files directory.
1. Click Start, click All Programs, click Microsoft Windows SDK, and then click CMD Shell.
2. Navigate to the FunctionDiscoveryProvider directory.
3. Type msbuild FunctionDiscoveryProvider.sln
1. Open Windows Explorer.
2. Navigate to the FunctionDiscoveryProvider directory.
3. Double-click FunctionDiscoveryProvider.sln to open the file in Visual Studio.
4. On the Build menu, click Build Solution. By Default, this will build 32 bit checked (Debug) binaries. By using the Configuration Manager in Visual Studio, you can change to building free (Release) and x64 binaries, or you can also use the Batch Build tool. Please note that the binaries must match the host they will be running on, 32 bit Windows will use the 32 bit binaries, and x64 Windows will use the 64 bit binaries.
For more information about building samples, see the SDK Release Notes.
1. Build the sample using one of the methods described above.
2. Open Install.reg (located in the FunctionDiscoveryProvider directory).
3. Edit the path to FDProviderSample.dll to match the path to the file on your computer.
4. Edit the path to FDProviderHostSample.exe to match the path to the file on your computer.
5. Save and close Install.reg.
6. Open Install.bat (located in the FunctionDiscoveryProvider directory).
7. Edit the path to FDProviderHostSample.exe to match the path to the file on your computer.
8. Save and close Install.bat.
9. Run Install.bat. This batch file creates the required registry entries and configures the firewall to allow network communication.
Before you can run the sample, you must install the sample using the instructions given above. You must also ensure that the Local Service account has permission to execute files in the folder in which the sample DLL files were built.
1. Start Windows Explorer.
2. Browse to the folder in which the sample DLLs were built.
3. Right-click the folder, click Properties, and then click the Security tab.
4. Click Edit.
5. Click Add.
6. Type “LOCAL SERVICE” into the text box, and then click Check Names.
7. Click OK to close the next three dialog boxes.
To run the sample, start FDProviderSampleDevice.exe on one or more machines. To view usage instructions at the command prompt, type FDProviderSampleDevice.exe /?
The command line parameters for FDProviderSampleDevice.exe control the properties of the devices. You must specify a DeviceID, a HardwareID, a device category, and a friendly name for the device. These properties are used by PnP and by the Network Explorer. For example, specifying a device category of “Printers” will display the device as a printer in the Network Explorer. Also, the specified HardwareID will be used to match a driver during installation.
Once some sample soft devices are running, the Network Explorer will enumerate the devices, display properties for devices, and install devices.
There could be many causes if your sample devices do not show up in the Network
Explorer. First check to see if you host
process (FDProviderHostSample.exe) is running while you are in the network
folder. You can check this by opening
Task Manager and clicking “Show processes from all users.” If it is not running, normally this means
that your registrations or file permissions are not correct. Carefully recheck the steps on installing and
granting permissions; chances are you might have missed something there. Another possibility is that you might be
trying to run the wrong binary. Make
sure you use the “Win32” binaries for 32 bit Windows,
and “x64” binaries for x64 Windows. One
final suggestion is to check your firewall settings for the host processes and
sample devices.
The sample implements a very simple network protocol and the implementation specifically does not address multi-homed machines or network connectivity changes. When running the sample on a multi-homed machine, you should disable one of the interfaces to ensure that the multicast traffic uses the right interface.
Function Discovery providers must be free threaded.
By default, the PnP-X subsystem activates providers using the CLSCTX_LOCAL_SERVER activation context; however, some clients may activate the provider using the CLSCTX_INPROC_SERVER activation context. Therefore, providers must support activation in both contexts. To accomplish this, the sample implements the provider as a DLL to support in-proc activation and a host process running as an EXE that that loads the DLL to support out-of-proc activation. An EXE host is used in the sample because it is simpler and consumes fewer resources than a Windows service. The sample host process will automatically be started by COM when a client activates a provider and will exit once all clients have disconnected.
If you are writing a provider that must maintain state even when no clients are connected to the provider, then you should use a Windows service to host the provider.
PnP-X Function Discovery providers typically communicate on the network, often using multicast. For this reason, providers are attack vectors which, if exploited, can result in remote compromise of the system. To mitigate security risks and as a defense-in-depth strategy, providers should run with the least privilege required. The sample provider host runs as the LocalService account. It is recommended that all provider hosts run as LocalService.
Because providers do not run as the same user account as the client process, they need to cache the caller’s impersonation token and use it to call CoSetSecurityBlanket on client interfaces. There are two points to note about this:
· The provider must call CoSetSecurityBlanket, even if it will not use the interface passed to it. Failure to do so will result in the interface not being released until COM rundown occurs.
· Because the provider caches the impersonation token as well as some interfaces on which CoSetSecurityBlanket has been called using the token, the provider host must register for logoff notifications and free the cached token and interfaces for all providers that were in use by the client for which a logoff have been received. A logon session is only completely ended when all tokens for the session have been closed, so failure to close the cached token and interfaces effectively prevents the session from ending until COM rundown occurs.
The sample provider correctly deals with both points.
Network enumeration protocols generally have a mechanism to order events on the network and detect and discard older information. Function Discovery providers must take care that OnUpdate events are communicated to the client in the same order that events occurred on the network.
To accomplish this, the sample provider keeps a per-provider queue of notification data and will only deliver one notification to a client at a time. All the queues are serviced by a thread pool, so multiple clients may concurrently receive notifications. This is an efficient and scalable approach.
The Function Discovery provider sample was developed with the goal of serving as the foundation for implementing providers. It is structured in a way that makes it easy to replace the sample network protocol with a real protocol but preserve the bulk of the code.
To this end, the entire network protocol implementation is contained in DiscoveryProtocol.cpp. TFunctionInstanceInfo is a class that encapsulates all the work of representing the data that represents a device on the network and turns that information into a function instance. The bulk of the work in creating a new provider should be focused on the protocol implementation and in modifying TFunctionInstanceInfo.
Places that require attention during implementation are marked with TODO comments.


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The students’ lawyer, Gustav Kawer, said that they had been detained for over a month.
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Gustav said one of his clients in Wamena was arrested on Sept. 30 after being treated for bullet wounds suffered during the protest.
He said his clients were not processed according to the correct legal procedures, that they had been kept in a storage room rather than a cell and that the diversion process had been unnecessarily prolonged.
Papua People's Assembly (MRP) chairman Timotius Murib said that underage detainees should be processed quickly according to prevailing laws.
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This challenge allows you to practice the concepts and techniques learned over the past Sprint and apply them in a concrete project. This Sprint explored Single Page Applications, React Router I - II, and React Forms.
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Demonstrate your understanding of this Sprint’s concepts by answering the following free-form questions. Edit this document to include your answers after each question.
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GatewayBOT13-Jun-18 06:15 PM
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[telegram] <yorklab> Holding KMD in the Agama wallet gives 5% Rewards. The wallet doesn't have to be open (re @cryptoginto: oh crap, what are the other rewards one can get?)(edited)
[telegram] <cryptoginto> Sorry, Agama? (re @yorklab: Holding KMD in the Agama wallet gives 5% Rewards. The wallet doesn't have to be open)
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[telegram] <yorklab> If you're trying to be a Bob, selling something, then I think certain things have to be set up first.
[telegram] <yorklab> I would join discord then join #HyperDEX-Official.
[telegram] <N21_0> i remember (re @Kassu2: Do somebody remember when i i said that i will buy kmd at 1 dollar?)
Gordon Komodo13-Jun-18 09:04 PM
how many will you buy?
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[telegram] <Andreas> 1
[telegram] <Acura360> Yeah i remember - but we don’t see this price anytime soon (re @Kassu2: Do somebody remember when i i said that i will buy kmd at 1 dollar?)
[telegram] <Kassu2> We will see it very soon (re @Acura360: Yeah i remember - but we don’t see this price anytime soon )
[telegram] <Acura360> (re @Kassu2: We will see it very soon)
[telegram] <threeridges> Its strong possibility and good for all to AVG price (re @Kassu2: Do somebody remember when i i said that i will buy kmd at 1 dollar?)
[telegram] <Kassu2> Yup (re @threeridges: Its strong possibility and good for all to AVG price)
[telegram] <threeridges> Buy signal in BTC
[telegram] <threeridges> Btc will reverse from here
[telegram] <DingDongSoLong> I can see it going to .7 cents
GatewayBOT14-Jun-18 02:44 AM
[telegram] <threeridges> This hard phase will pass, this is bankers move to surprise market, like they do in commodity and currency market
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[telegram] <threeridges> Crypto is still safer than any derivative market
[telegram] <ch6ris> Dunno about that. What if I bought 2btc at 19k?
[telegram] <threeridges> He has to convert it to ETH (re @ch6ris: Dunno about that. What if I bought 2btc at 19k?)
[telegram] <ch6ris> And hope eth takes off?
[telegram] <ch6ris> I've still lost thousands
[telegram] <threeridges> ETH has strong buy signal
[telegram] <threeridges> Min 1200
[telegram] <threeridges> BTC has no buy signal
[telegram] <ch6ris> Anyway i disagree with "safer" very very risky
[telegram] <N21_0> Barterdex support XRP ?
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[telegram] <threeridges> Public domain info never applicable for short term trade, only useful for long term investment,
GatewayBOT14-Jun-18 03:31 AM
[telegram] <DingDongSoLong> Damn (re @ch6ris: Dunno about that. What if I bought 2btc at 19k?)
GatewayBOT14-Jun-18 03:44 AM
[telegram] <jwiz168> Did GLX cancel its plan to give its 50% token allocation via airdrop to KMD holders?
[telegram] <jwiz168> Tomorrow will be the start of its ICO
[telegram] <eMort667> Where did you see this? I’ve never heard of this before. (re @jwiz168: Did GLX cancel its plan to give its 50% token allocation via airdrop to KMD holders?)
[telegram] <jwiz168> A month ago on their website but it is nowhere to be found. So just asking for clarification. (re @eMort667: Where did you see this? I’ve never heard of this before.)
[telegram] <jwiz168> Is GLX be on barterDEX or a customized DaPP? I missed EQL bonus because barterDEX did not execute the swap . I don't know why, 2x I process but no swap has happened.
GatewayBOT14-Jun-18 03:58 AM
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[telegram] <ch6ris> It was theoretical (re @DingDongSoLong: Damn)
@SkyCorridors I would say jl777 from @KomodoPlatform but jl is anonymous and although crazy active in slack channels and github working on KMD 16 hours a day, never mentions personal things. So it'd have to be all business :D
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Legend Feature
Draw title chart legend or data item legend.
| Title legend |
Text Title Legend |
| Series Legend |
Data Items Legend for manage items |
| Row data legend |
Legend for generic items with row orientation (auto layout) |
| Column data legend |
Legend for generic items with column orientation (auto layout) |
| Defaut & Custom symbol |
Line, Square or custom painter for item symbol |
| Data legend background |
Legend for generic items with column orientation (auto layout) |
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Legend Catalog
Click on table row to open JenScript view.


above |
K'un The Receptive, Earth |
|
below |
K'an The Abysmal, Water |
The Army. The army needs perseverance
And a strong man.
Good fortune without blame.
In the middle of the earth is water:
The image of The Army.
Thus the superior man increases his masses
By generosity toward the people.
Six at the beginning means:
An army must set forth in proper order.
If the order is not good, misfortune threatens.
Nine in the second place means:
In the midst of the army.
Good fortune. No blame.
The king bestows a triple decoration.
Six in the third place means:
Perchance the army carries corpses in the wagon.
Misfortune.
Six in the fourth place means:
The army retreats. No blame.
Six in the fifth place means:
There is game in the field.
It furthers one to catch it.
Without blame.
Let the eldest lead the army.
The younger transports corpses;
Then perseverance brings misfortune.
Six at the top means:
The great prince issues commands,
Founds states, vests families with fiefs.
Inferior people should not be employed.


The Chris Kozlowski Guessing Game!
Questions:
- During introductions on the first day of class, I mentioned that I play a musical instrument. Was that instrument the electric guitar?
- Is my all time favorite movie The Godfather?
- Have I ever been to New York City?
- Do I have any pets?
- Is is true that my mom and I have driven across the country?


Given an array of words and a width maxWidth, format the text such that each line has exactly maxWidth characters and is fully (left and right) justified.
You should pack your words in a greedy approach; that is, pack as many words as you can in each line. Pad extra spaces ' '
when necessary so that each line has exactly maxWidth characters.
Extra spaces between words should be distributed as evenly as possible. If the number of spaces on a line do not divide evenly between words, the empty slots on the left will be assigned more spaces than the slots on the right.
For the last line of text, it should be left justified and no extra space is inserted between words.
Note:
words
contains at least one word.Example 1:
Input:
words = ["This", "is", "an", "example", "of", "text", "justification."]
maxWidth = 16
Output:
[
"This is an",
"example of text",
"justification. "
]
Example 2:
Input:
words = ["What","must","be","acknowledgment","shall","be"]
maxWidth = 16
Output:
[
"What must be",
"acknowledgment ",
"shall be "
]
Explanation: Note that the last line is "shall be " instead of "shall be",
because the last line must be left-justified instead of fully-justified.
Note that the second line is also left-justified becase it contains only one word.
Example 3:
Input:
words = ["Science","is","what","we","understand","well","enough","to","explain",
"to","a","computer.","Art","is","everything","else","we","do"]
maxWidth = 20
Output:
[
"Science is what we",
"understand well",
"enough to explain to",
"a computer. Art is",
"everything else we",
"do "
]
Math.ceil
.Handle the last line.
/**while (end < words.length) { const newLen = words[end].length + 1 + lineLen if (newLen <= maxWidth) { lineLen = newLen } else { let line = ’’ let nWords = end - start if (nWords === 1) { line = words[start].padEnd(maxWidth) } else { let nSpaces = maxWidth - (lineLen - (nWords - 1)) for (let i = start; i < end; i++) { const gap = Math.ceil(nSpaces / (end - i - 1)) line += words[i] + ’ ’.repeat(gap) nSpaces -= gap } } result.push(line) start = end lineLen = words[start].length } end++ }
let lastline = words[start] for (let i = start + 1; i < end; i++) { lastline += ’ ’ + words[i] } result.push(lastline.padEnd(maxWidth))
return result };
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<%- include("../components/user/nav.html", {active: 'movie/list'}); %>
<%- include("../components/movie/list.html"); %>
%- include("../common-link.html"); %>
<%- include("../header.html"); %>


Please Enter Your Details For Out Dating Website!


$route
dotjem.routing
Is used for deep-linking URLs to states.
It watches $location.url()
and tries to map the path to an existing route definition.
You can define routes through $routeProvider's API.
Changes the route.
As a result of that, changes the path
.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| args | Object | Object with details about the route change. The route definition contains:
|
Reference to the current route definition.
Array of all configured routes.
Broadcasted if any of the resolve promises are rejected.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| angularEvent | Object | Synthetic event object. |
| current | Route | Current route information. |
| previous | Route | Previous route information. |
| rejection | Object | Rejection of the promise. Usually the error of the failed promise. |
Broadcasted before a route change. At this point the route services starts resolving all of the dependencies needed for the route change to occurs.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| angularEvent | Object | Synthetic event object. |
| next | Route | Future route information. |
| current | Route | Current route information. |
The reloadOnSearch
property has been set to false.


Molly had been staring out of her window for about an hour now. On her desk, lying between the copies of Nature, New Scientist, and all the other scientific journals her work had appeared in, was a well thumbed copy of On The Road. It had been Molly's favourite book since college, and the longer she spent in these four walls the more she felt she needed to be free.
She had spent the last ten years in this room,
sitting under a poster with an Oscar Wilde quote
proclaiming that Work is the refuge of people
who have nothing better to do
.


Parsing Pixel Data¶
Theory¶
If we intended for the bitmap metadata-parsing tool we wrote earlier to be a general image-processing tool, we'd want a way to parse a variety of image types and present their pixel data in a single format, independent of the original file type. When parsing pixel data from a file, you need to consider two things primarily. The first is general metadata such as bits per pixel, the color space the pixels are encoded in, number of channels, and image width and height. The second is whether or not you can simply read the values as binary out of the image file or if you first need to decompress the pixel data.
In our specific case, with a grayscale bitmap v4 image with a width evenly divisible by 4 [recall from the previous section that a row of a bitmap's pixel array is padded to be evenly divisible by 4], we made our life very easy. The pixels are packed contiguously as individual bytes right in the file--no decompression necessary or color channels to deal with.
We won't cover compression here. When you're dealing with pixels in RAM later on, which is what we want to focus more on, they will be uncompressed.
Regarding pixel encoding, though, if images have C
channels, W
width, and H
height, then their pixel values are often encoded in what we call CHW (sometimes CWH) or HWC (sometimes WHC).
CHW¶
Think of CHW, for example, as "channels, then height, then width," meaning that in the file's pixel array we first have all pixels (width * height) for the first color channel, and then the next set of pixels (width * height) for the second color channel, etc. If pixels were encoded as CHW, we could iterate over a flat array of pixels as
for c in range(CHANNELS):
for h in range(HEIGHT):
for w in range (WIDTH):
pixel_value = pixel_data[c * WIDTH * HEIGHT + h * WIDTH + w]
Note that in CHW the first dimension (channels) is the outermost loop and the last dimension (width) is the innermost loop. Seen another way, the width value changes the fastest, then the height, and lastly
the channels. If we drew the array for a 3-channel image and represented coordinates as (row, column)
, it would look like
(0, 0)---------------------------------------------------(0, WIDTH - 1)
| |
| Channel 1 |
| |
| |
(HEIGHT - 1, 0)------------------------------------------(HEIGHT - 1, WIDTH - 1)
| |
| Channel 2 |
| |
| |
(2 * HEIGHT - 2, 0)----------------------------------(2 * HEIGHT - 2, WIDTH - 1)
| |
| Channel 3 |
| |
| |
+--------------------------------------------------------------+
HWC¶
The other popular encoding interleaves the channel values for each pixel. We could iterate over a flat array of such pixels as
for h in range(HEIGHT):
for w in range (WIDTH):
for c in range(CHANNELS):
pixel_value = pixel_data[w * CHANNELS + h * WIDTH * CHANNELS + c]
If we are dealing with RGB (the red-green-blue color space) and represent a pixel's channel values as Rn
, Gn
, Bn
, where n
is the index of a particular pixel in the pixel data, the memory layout
looks like
Index: 0 1 2 3 4 5 ...
+----+----+----+----+----+----+--------+
| R1 | G1 | B1 | R2 | G2 | B2 | <etc.> |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+--------+


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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8:00 - 9:00 | Registration | ||||||
| 8:30 - 9:00 | Doctoral Symposium (Invitation Only) | ICSME Welcome | |||||
| 9:00 - 10:00 | Session 1 | Keynote: Laurie Williams | Keynote: Jochen Quante | Perspective | Late Breaking Ideas | ||
| 10:00 - 10:30 | Break | ||||||
| 10:30 - 12:00 | Session 2 | Bugs I | Mobile | Testing and Coding | Text Analysis and Empirical Studies | Tool Demo Presentation | |
| 12:00 - 13:30 | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | |||
| 13:30 - 15:00 | Session 3 | Bugs II | AI Applications | Coding and Repair | API's, Programming, and CI | Testing | Systems and Configurations |
| 15:00 - 15:30 | Break | ||||||
| 15:30 - 16:50 | PC Stables (Q&A) | Clones and Refactoring | Change | Most Influential Paper Award | Comprehension and Empirical Studies | Architecture | |
| Open Steering Committee | Future ICSME and Closing | ||||||
| House of Blues 17:30 |
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 19:00 |


Paginator 🗂
This package currently offers support for offset pagination on Array
and QueryBuilder
.
📦 Installation
Add Paginator
to the package dependencies (in your Package.swift
file):
dependencies: [
...,
.package(url: "https://github.com/nodes-vapor/paginator.git", from: "3.0.0-rc")
]
as well as to your target (e.g. App
):
targets: [
...
.target(
name: "App",
dependencies: [... "Paginator" ...]
),
...
]
Next, copy/paste the Resources/Views/Paginator
folder into your project in order to be able to use the provided Leaf tags. These files can be changed as explained in the Leaf Tags section, however it’s recommended to copy this folder to your project anyway. This makes it easier for you to keep track of updates and your project will work if you decide later on to not use your own customized leaf files.
Getting started 🚀
First make sure that you’ve imported Paginator everywhere it’s needed:
import Paginator
Adding the Leaf tag
In order to do pagination in Leaf, please make sure to add the Leaf tag:
public func configure(_ config: inout Config, _ env: inout Environment, _ services: inout Services) throws {
services.register { _ -> LeafTagConfig in
var tags = LeafTagConfig.default()
tags.use([
"offsetPaginator": OffsetPaginatorTag(templatePath: "Paginator/offsetpaginator")
])
return tags
}
}
If you want to fully customize the way the pagination control are being generated, you are free to override the template path.
QueryBuilder
To return a paginated result from QueryBuilder
, you can do the following:
router.get("galaxies") { (req: Request) -> Future<OffsetPaginator<Galaxy>> in
return Galaxy.query(on: req).paginate(on: req)
}
Array
For convenience, Paginator also comes with support for paginating Array
:
router.get("galaxies") { (req: Request) -> Future<OffsetPaginator<Galaxy>> in
let galaxies = [Galaxy(), Galaxy(), Galaxy()]
return galaxies.paginate(on: req)
}
RawSQL
For convenience, Paginator also comes with support for paginating raw SQL queries for complex expressions not compatible with Fluent
Simple example using PostgreSQL:
router.get("galaxies") { (req: Request) -> Future<OffsetPaginator<Galaxy>> in
return req.withPooledConnection(to: .psql) { conn -> Future<OffsetPaginator<Galaxy>> in
let rawBuilder = RawSQLBuilder<PostgreSQLDatabase, Galaxy>(
query: """
SELECT *
FROM public."Galaxy"
""", countQuery: """
SELECT COUNT(*) as "count"
FROM public."Galaxy"
""", connection: conn)
return try rawBuilder.paginate(for: req)
}
}
Note: the count query is expected to have a result with one column named count
and with the total columns value in the first row
Leaf tags
To use Paginator together with Leaf, you can do the following:
struct GalaxyList: Codable {
let galaxies: [Galaxy]
}
router.get("galaxies") { (req: Request) -> Response in
let paginator: Future<OffsetPaginator<Galaxy>> = Galaxy.query(on: req).paginate(on: req)
return paginator.flatMap(to: Response.self) { paginator in
return try req.view().render(
"MyLeafFile",
GalaxyList(galaxies: paginator.data ?? []),
userInfo: try paginator.userInfo(),
on: req
)
.encode(for: req)
}
}
Please note how the Paginator data is being passed in using
userInfo
on therender
call. Forgetting to pass this in will result in an error being thrown.
Then in your MyLeafFile.leaf
you could do something like:

#for(galaxy in galaxies) {

#(galaxy.name)

}

#offsetPaginator()
Calling the Leaf tag for OffsetPaginator
will automatically generate the Bootstrap 4 HTML for showing the pagination controls:

«
Previous

1

...

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

»
Next

Configuration
The OffsetPaginator
has a configuration file (OffsetPaginatorConfig
) that can be overwritten if needed. This can be done in configure.swift
:
public func configure(_ config: inout Config, _ env: inout Environment, _ services: inout Services) throws {
// ..
services.register(OffsetPaginatorConfig(
perPage: 1,
defaultPage: 1
))
}
🏆 Credits
This package is developed and maintained by the Vapor team at Nodes. The package owner for this project is Siemen.
📄 License
This package is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license


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1 After these things I, John, saw in the vision that there was a door open in heaven. The one whose voice was like a loud trumpet, the one who had spoken to me previously, said to me, "Come up here! I will show you events that must happen later."
2 Immediately I experienced that God's Spirit was specially controlling me. There was a throne there in heaven, and on the throne someone was sitting and ruling.
3 His appearance shone like a brilliant crystalline jasper jewel and like a brilliant red carnelian jewel. Around the throne was a rainbow that shone like a brilliant green emerald jewel.
4 Around the throne there were twenty-four other thrones. On these thrones twenty-four elders were sitting. They were wearing pure white garments and had golden crowns on their heads.
5 From the throne there came lightning and rumblings and thundering. In front of the throne were burning seven torches, which represent the seven spirits of God.
6 In front of the throne there was also what looked like a sea made of glass. It was clear, like crystal. On each of the four sides of the throne there was a living creature. Each one was covered with eyes in front and behind.
7-8 The first living creature was like a lion. The second living creature was like an ox.  The fourth living creature was like an eagle that was flying. Each of the four living creatures had six wings. These wings were covered with eyes both top and bottom. Day and night they constantly say:
"Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God, the Almighty One.
He is the one who has always existed,
who exists now, and who will always exist."
9-10 The living creatures praise, honor, and thank the one who sits on the throne, the one who lives forever. Whenever they do that, the twenty-four elders lie down on the ground before the one who sits on the throne. They worship him, the one who lives forever and ever.
Because you alone created all things.
Moreover, because you intended that they should exist,
you created them; as a result, they exist."


THE JOY LUCK CLUB A film review by TANAKA Tomoyuki Copyright 1995 TANAKA Tomoyuki
Hollywood Pictures, 1993. An Oliver Stone production. Based on the novel by Amy Tan. Screenplay by Amy Tan and Ronald Bass. Directed by Wayne Wang. 139 minutes.
(Abstract) The film THE JOY LUCK CLUB is an elaborate melodrama that uniformly received good reviews. As an Asian male living in the USA, I add the following observations. (1) No yellowfaces: Asian actors are playing Asian roles. (2) American stereotype: Asia is sexist, cruel, strange, exotic, and inscrutable.  (4) Comments on the plot of reunion between the mother and children deserted in China. (5) "Feminist" film or "Asian American experience" film?
(0) Introduction
After watching the film THE JOY LUCK CLUB recently, I read some
movie reviews, including the two stored in the
The film is highly objectionable from an Asian viewpoint (as I describe below), but otherwise-acute reviewers seemed to have been misled by the Asian-American staff and cast. The reviewers turned off their discerning minds: "Well, if all these Asian Americans made the film, it must be proper (politically correct)." This is similar to what happened with THE PIANO: many people naively assumed that a film directed by a female must be proper (PC) from the feminist viewpoint. This kind of assumption is very dangerous; why do you think conservatives enlist black polemicists to criticize affirmative action, civil rights movement, etc.? The name of the producer should have been enough warning; it is Oliver Stone, who showed his racial prejudice by depicting Asians as subhuman "gooks" in PLATOON (1988).
Of the movie reviews I looked at, only one had anything critical to say: one by Richard Grenier in "Commentary" (May 1994). "[...] truly stunning mediocrity. The most recent example is THE JOY LUCK CLUB [...]." "Millions have been shallowly moved. Millions have been left teary-eyed."
(1) No yellowfaces: Asian actors are playing Asian roles.
Of course, there is one thing that is wonderful about the film. Breaking the American tradition of yellowface acting (the TV show "Kung Fu" and the Broadway musical "Miss Saigon"), Asian actors are playing Asian roles.
Richard Grenier in "Commentary" (May 1994): "In THE JOY LUCK CLUB more white Americans have seen more Asian-Americans in a movie than at any time since MGM's 1937 version of Pearl Buck's THE GOOD EARTH, starring Luise Rainer and Paul Muni. Only this time, the characters are played by real Asians. So I suppose that whatever else one may say of it, THE JOY LUCK CLUB is a historic event of a sort."
*No* *more* *yellowface* --- there are other welcome signs of this new trend: the excellent film THE WEDDING BANQUET (1994) and the TV series "All American Girl" (1994-).
(2) Stereotype: Asia is sexist, cruel, strange, exotic, and inscrutable.
American media and academia have consistently portrayed Asia (China and Japan) as sexist, cruel, strange, exotic, ... completely different from Americans and therefore inscrutable. (See Tanaka, "American misconceptions about Japan FAQ" Usenet FAQ file (v1, 1900 lines), 1995. It is in my archive (WWW) site. Use Lynx (as "lynx http://bronze.ucs.indiana.edu/~tanaka"), Mosaic, etc.)
One way this notion of "completely different" is reinforced is through TV shows such as "Kung Fu". This popular TV show has been spreading the following message to Americans, young and old, for decades: Chinese (and all other Asians) are completely different from Americans and inscrutable, that Asians operate under some kind of weird, exotic "Oriental logic" (symbolized by the cheap, fortune-cookie riddles used in the show) that reasonable, civilized Westerners can NEVER hope to understand.
In THE JOY LUCK CLUB we find a massive effort to reinforce these negative stereotypes. --- Sexism: Women are treated badly. A man with multiple wives. A man with mistresses.   --- Cruelty: Baby killing and baby desertion. --- Strange, exotic, inscrutable: A mother kills herself by eating opium to "give her daughter a strong spirit".
By emphasizing these old aspects of Chinese society that changed rapidly and virtually non-existent today, THE JOY LUCK CLUB tries to convey the following message: China is an awful, terrible place, from where lucky women escape to the wonderful U.S.A.
Recently I also watched M. BUTTERFLY (1994, screenplay by David Henry Hwang, directed by David Cronenberg). It was very good. Even though the depiction of China and Chinese was somewhat negative, it was nothing like THE JOY LUCK CLUB. The film started in "Beijing, 1964". Denoting the setting (time and place) was something THE JOY LUCK CLUB never did. Denoting the setting does two things: 1. It encourages the storyteller to do research on the setting, resulting in a more realistic story. 2. It orients the audience, and helps them see things in perspective. For example, if a scene was set in "Shandong, 1955", the viewers are reminded this is 40 years ago, not today, that things were quite different 40 years ago. American viewers can remind themselves that in the same year in Mississippi a 14-year old black boy said "Bye baby."  The killers were found "not guilty" by an all-white jury. THE JOY LUCK CLUB, by leaving the settings of stories in China obscure, succeeds in giving a vague and negative (and therefore insidiously negative) impressions of China.
I could not find a single article in which this aspect of the film (or the original novel) was pointed out. I can see why. compared to the usual American media coverage of China (like the reports of "human rights violations"), the depiction in this film is not much worse. I wonder if Amy Tan was more influenced by the TV show "Kung Fu" than by her Chinese background. When I visited China (Beijing) last summer, the impressions I got were completely different from those from the American media (including THE JOY LUCK CLUB). There I saw a country with bustling economy; honest, industrious people; meeting of East and West, of communism and capitalism --- nothing was "exotic" or "inscrutable".

The main characters of the film are the four daughters and the four mothers (and their mothers). Naturally, men are in the background. Even so, I felt that there was a clear effort to exclude Asian males from the foreground. For example, the mothers all had Asian American husbands in the USA, but only one of them say anything meaningful (June's father).
Of the men who have relatively significant roles, we find a clear pattern.
(3.1) White males are both good.
--- Rich: the blond guy who can't use chopsticks well, depicted as a lovable character.
--- Ted: the rich guy who inherits a publishing business. In the middle, he is insensitive to Rose and cheats on her, but they reconcile and stay married. In the end, he's a good guy and a part of the happy gathering.
(3.2) Asian males are all bad, whether in China or in the USA.
--- Wu Tsing: the middle-aged Chinese man who rapes An Mei's mother and makes her one of his wives.
--- Lin Xiao: the good-looking, young Chinese guy, who marries Ying Ying (Lena's mother) in China. At first he seemed a romantic good guy, dancing well and all. But he returns home with a mistress and tells her, pointing to his wife, "She is a whore, just like you." He also throws Ying Ying on the floor.
--- Harold (played by Michael Paul Chan): the Chinese American guy who was married to Lena. The clueless jerk who insists on splitting the household expenses equally even though he makes seven times as much.
(3.3) Other, minor roles
--- The good Asian American guy at the party: tall and handsome, with long hair. Lena leaves Harold and later is dating or married to this guy. He doesn't have a name in the film, and he says only three lines.
--- June's father, who briefs June before she leaves for China. with gray hair, he is a wise, asexual, sage.
--- Waverly's father. The only thing he said was "Sit down. Eat."

--- White female (Ted's mother) who makes some brief, racist comments to Rose.
(3.4) Summary
Never before in a single film have I seen such a clear categorization: --- Asian females are beautiful and good. --- Asian males are sexist and bad. --- White males are good.
See "Section (3) pervasive media bias" in Tanaka, "disparity in Asian/white interracial dating FAQ" Usenet FAQ file (v6, 1200 lines), 1994. It is in my archive (WWW) site. Use Lynx (as "lynx http://bronze.ucs.indiana.edu/~tanaka"), Mosaic, etc.
(4) Comments on the plot of reunion between the mother and children deserted in China.
Many people were moved by the ending: meeting of June and her half-sisters in China. I wonder if such things really happened (a Chinese mother deserting her child (or children) in China, then coming to the USA), or Amy Tan got the idea from the Japanese version, described below.
(4.1) Tyuugoku-zanryuu-koji (China-deserted-orphans)
(Source: "shouwa. vol 17". koudansha. 1990)
At the time of Russian declaration of war on Japan on August 9, 1945 (which led to Japan's surrender), there were about 2.2 million Japanese settlers in north-eastern China (Manchuria) where Japan has invaded and colonized. The Russian troops advanced swiftly to this region, and Japanese soldiers (0.6 million) and civilians (1.6 million) tried to return to Japan in a panic. The Russian troops were merciless toward the Japanese (rape and murder of civilians, forced labor camps), and in the end about 1.3 million returned to Japan alive. It is possible that as many as 10,000 children may have been deserted in China (as in THE JOY LUCK CLUB).
Since 1981 Japanese and Chinese governments have been working together to support reunion of such people. As of November 1989, 2,272 such "orphans" have been identified, of which 1,680 have visited Japan, and 1,201 have discovered who their (Japanese) parents were. 1,145 people have immigrated to Japan.
(4.2) Tanaka's comments
Stories of these reunions are moving, and real stories have much more effect on me than fictitious ones. I don't find anything moving about such a made-up story, presented with many other made-up stories in a film designed to perpetuate anti-Asian prejudice.
(5) "Feminist" film or "Asian American experience" film?
A few people commented on Usenet: Because THE JOY LUCK CLUB is a "feminist" film with a powerfully feminine starting point, you can't expect an objective outlook on men.
(5.1) Stacy Ferguson
(5.2) A "feminist theme" film becomes weaker if it is flawed in other
ways, such as by including racial stereotyping. We (Steve Wei
In THELMA AND LOUISE (1991) men are all depicted negatively (stupid or otherwise inadequate), but it's ok because it's a "feminist film" --- for almost the first time in a Hollywood film, we are seeing two women who think and act according to their will. Naturally, men would be in the background, and some men would be portrayed as enemies, because one of the film's themes is "women are finally fighting back."
 What if the film showed all Asian men as bad, and all white men as good? That would certainly have distracted audience from the central feminist themes, and made the film's impact much weaker.
To me, this is exactly what happened with THE JOY LUCK CLUB: it was well done in showing the struggles of the three generations of women, but prejudices against Asia and Asian men were so glaring that they overshadowed the good qualities.
(6) Conclusion
THE JOY LUCK CLUB succeeds as what it is intended to be: an elaborate, manipulative melodrama.
I can't fully evaluate the realism of the Chinese aspects of the film (the language spoken, cultural and historical accuracy). But when I see American films such as GUNG-HO (1986) and RISING SUN (1993), I am appalled by the sloppiness in presentation of the Japanese aspects: Japanese spoken are mostly fake, and the background facts are all twisted.
Whatever the accuracy of the Chinese aspects of THE JOY LUCK CLUB may be, it is clear what kind of prejudice has influenced in making of the film and what kind of prejudice it will help perpetuate. I felt more concerned with THE JOY LUCK CLUB than these other films because the prejudice in the film seemed to be largely overlooked; whereas films such as RISING SUN and BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA (1986) were recognized as what they were, and ignited protests from the Asian American community, many are deceived by THE JOY LUCK CLUB, even calling it a "classic", "artistic", etc. Indeed, it is because THE JOY LUCK CLUB is a fine film that it is also dangerous; the finest propaganda films have always been artistic rather than blatant (consider Leni Riefenstahl).
The greatest long-term significance of the THE JOY LUCK CLUB may be the following: Together with films like GUNG-HO, RISING SUN, and BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA, THE JOY LUCK CLUB represents the persistent, anti-Asian prejudice in the USA in the 1980s and 1990s. This prejudice can be sometimes innocuous and sometimes deadly (WHO KILLED VINCENT CHIN? (1989)).
There is another possibility. THE JOY LUCK CLUB is the most successful film to date of the films that have focused on Asian Americans. Years from now, we may see it as a significant step in the progress in affirmation of diversity.
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new VDPrequester(address)
Class from which any and all cloud jobs are sent to a particular server.
Note that connections to the server are only made upon job submission. Thus a bad server
address given here will not be immediately apparent.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
address |
string | The URL complete with port number that is a VDP server (ws:// ...) |
- Source:
Throws:
-
if the address is not a websocket address
- Type
- Error
Methods
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connectionCount()
-
- Source:
Returns:
The number of connections open to the VDP server (max 25)
- Type
- number
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disconnect()
-
Cancels all outstanding job requests and closes all server connections.
This can be used to clean up connections. Requests that have yet to complete are 'forgotten'
and thus no response will ever come back. However, those jobs are not cancelled and may or may not
complete in the cloud. This request object continues to be operative, however, allowing new requests
(and thus new connections) to be made to the server.- Source:
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send(library, data, callback)
-
Sends a new job into the cloud.
Generally, this is a fire and forget operation. There is no telling how long the job will take or when and who
will run the job. If you don't care (unlikely) then you need not provide a callback. But a callback is recommended
as it can tell about failures as well as the data results of the job.The library must be a valid name taken from the VDP repository.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description library
string Name of the execution library to invoke
data
string | Blob | bufferArray Input data to the library function
callback
requestCallback <optional>
Function called on completion of the job (passing error and result data as a parameter)
- Source:


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Could someone post a comprehensive progression layout for a Dwarven Defender. Please put it in the Information about Classes section. I found the format that the Pale Master post was in to be very usefull.
Things that could be included:
HP gains per lvl DR gains per lvl Saving Throws gains per lvl
etc...
An indication as to when a new feat is obtained for that class level would also be handy.


Herbs had been my hot topic for a little while now and through my many searches the california poppy popped up. It looked like a drug that could potentially replace my sleep aids and with that in mind, I set off to gain a supply. Upon receiving it from an online vendor I preceded to make a tea out of the red flowers. I used about 2 teaspoons in a coffee mug of water. I let that sit for about 30 mins along with a tea bag of “apple cider” flavoring. This resulted in a very dark red liquid that stained anything that it touched.
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In conclusion it has great potential for a sleep aid. It could also maybe help flush some stuff out of your system if your were in going in for a drug test at work since it makes you go to the bathroom frequently. I really don’t see any addictive qualities that I could find since it would be a worthless recreational drug.
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Sedation
Neutral
Pupil dilation
Sleepiness
Time distortion
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Frequent use of bathroom
Loss of conscious
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Under the Hood¶
The section sheds some light on the internal library structure and working principles.
Iterators¶
Another basic primitive of the library (after functions) is the iterator. Most functions take an iterator and return a new iterator or several ones. Iterators all the way down! 1.
The simplest iterators are (surprise!) the pairs()
and ipairs()
Lua functions. Have you ever tried calling, say, the ipairs()
function
without using it inside a for
loop? Try to do that on any Lua
implementation:
> =ipairs({'a', 'b', 'c'})
function: builtin#6 table: 0x40f80e38 0
The function returned three strange values which look useless without a for
loop. We call these values an iterator triplet.
Let’s see what each value is used for:
gen
– first valueA generating function that can produce a next value on each iteration. Usually returns a new
state
and iteration values (multireturn).param
– second valueA permanent (constant) parameter of the generating function. It is used to create a specific instance of the generating function. For example, the table itself in the
ipairs
case.state
– third valueA some transient state of an iterator that is changed after each iteration. For example, the array index in the
ipairs
case.
Try calling the gen
function manually:
> gen, param, state = ipairs({'a', 'b', 'c'}) > =gen(param, state) 1 a
The gen
function returned a new state 1
and the next iteration
value a
. The second call to gen
with the new state will return the next
state and the next iteration value. When the iterator gets to the end
the nil
value is returned instead of the next state.
Please do not panic! You do not have to use these values directly.
It is just a nice trick to get for .. in
loops working in Lua.
Iterations¶
What happens when you type the following code into a Lua console:
for _it, x in ipairs({'a', 'b', 'c'}) do print(x) end
According to Lua reference manual 2 the code above is equivalent to:
do
-- Initialize the iterator
local gen, param, state = ipairs({'a', 'b', 'c'})
while true do
-- Next iteration
local state, var_1, ···, var_n = gen(param, state)
if state == nil then break end
-- Assign values to our variables
_it = state
x = var_1
-- Execute the code block
print(x)
end
end
What does it mean for us?
An iterator can be used together with
for .. in
to generate a loopAn iterator is fully defined by the
gen
,param
andstate
iterator tripletThe
nil
state marks the end of an iterationAn iterator can return an arbitrary number of values (multireturn)
It is possible to make some wrapping functions to take an iterator and return a new modified iterator
The library provides a set of iterators that can be used like pairs
and ipairs
.
Iterator Types¶
Pure functional iterators¶
Iterators can be either purely functional or have some side effects and return different values for the same initial conditions 3. An iterator is purely functional if it meets the following criteria:
gen
function always returns the same values for the sameparam
andstate
values (idempotence property)param
andstate
values are not modified during thegen
call and a newstate
object is returned instead (referential transparency property).
Pure functional iterators are very important for us. Pure functional iterator can be safety cloned or reapplied without creating side effects. Many library function use these properties.
Finite iterators¶
Iterators can be finite (sooner or later end up) or infinite (never end). Since there is no way to determine automatically if an iterator is finite or not 4 the library function can not automatically resolve infinite loops. It is your obligation not to pass infinite iterators to reducing functions.
Tracing JIT¶
Tracing just-in-time compilation is a technique used by virtual machines to optimize the execution of a program at runtime. This is done by recording a linear sequence of frequently executed operations, compiling them to native machine code and executing them.
First profiling information for loops is collected. After a hot loop has been identified, a special tracing mode is entered which records all executed operations of that loop. This sequence of operations is called a trace. The trace is then optimized and compiled to machine code. When this loop is executed again the compiled trace is called instead of the program counterpart 5.
Why is tracing JIT important for us? The LuaJIT tracing compiler can detect tail-, up- and down-recursion 6, unroll compositions of functions and inline high-order functions 7. All of these concepts make the foundation for functional programming.


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Hi Guido,

Thanks a lot, I will have a try very soon and will let you know.

Stéphane.

Guido Tack wrote:
<blockquote<EMAIL_ADDRESS>type="cite">Hi Stéphane.

Actually I do not care about portability for
now. All I want is a research tool to track propagation and displays
the state of my graphs in C++. I am working under linux so this is
fine. Please let me know if you can send me the sources.

Sure, no problem. You find them attached to this email. I have not
tried them in a while, and I do not remember exactly how to compile
them. Using them is easy: instead of inheriting from Space, you must
inherit from GecodeSpace (from the Gecode/J sources). The you just
create an object of type Explorer and give it your root space - this
should display the Java explorer.

It is very well possible that the version I'm sending you is not
compatible with the latest version of Gecode and Gecode/J, please try
it out. To compile, you will need the path to your JDK, and you will
need to link against some Java libraries (I don't know exactly which,
probably libjvm.so).

If you can get it to work, please let me know.

Cheers,

Guido

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Can anyone confirm that this is not working with Firefox. I installed the new plugin on the 15th went back today and the bblog icon was missing and so are all the features? I tried reinstalling to no avail anyone have the same issue or any suggestions?
Firefox v22
BBlog v 3.5.2
Post edited 2 x times, last by
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BrainFooLong
Administrator
BBLog does currently not work for Firefox 22 and above.
But with FF 21 it should work as expected.
Post edited 3 x times, last by
Brady_The
Brady_The
I updated Firefox to test it and BBlog works fine for me. It must be on your end. Deinstall the add on (, maybe remove all local data) and reinstall it.
Edit. I updated from 20 to 21. Brain fart on my side. Sorry!

The latest stable release of Firefox is 21.
I've been having the same issue since Firefox updated to Beta 22.
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Ah my bad, yes BBLog does only work for Firefox 21 and bellow.


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institution such as ANSI. For this reason, they remain known as RFCs
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Thank you for purchasing Grace!
Grace is a VST Plugin Sampler. It's ideal for playing melodic samples. Pianos, keys, strings etc. Creative producers and musicians will find a host of other uses as well. Grace's main goal is to make using original samples in your music as simple as possible.
I hope you enjoy using Grace! Please do not hesitate to get in touch via the support forum or email if you have any questions.
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VST is a trademark of Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH
1) Visit www.onesmallclue.com/grace.php
2) Download and run the installer.
If Grace doesn't show in your DAW or VST host after installing. Try:
The installer will place files into two locations. Your VST plugin directory and a data directory. The data directory can be specified when running the installer. The default location is:
C:\ProgramData\One Small Clue\Grace
The data directory contains files essential to Grace and Grace will not run properly without it.
The installer will store the installation paths in the Windows registry. These are used by the Grace installer when running updates.
Add and Remove items from the file browser via context menu. (Right click anywhere in the browser.)
The sample display shows the currently selected sample.
The sample markers (sample start, sample end, loop start, loop end) can all be adjusted by dragging.
There are a number of sample playback controls under the sample display.
Volume: Adjust volume of sample.
Pan: Adjust stereo balance of sample.
Tune: Adjust pitch of sample in semitone steps.
Fine: Adjust pitch of sample by +/- 100 cents.
The voice controls are split over two panels. The voice controls adjust sample playback. All voice control settings are applied to all samples in the key group.
Gain: Adjust volume of key group.
Pan: Adjust stereo balance of key group.
Tune: Adjust pitch of key group in semitone steps.
Fine: Adjust pitch of key group by +/- 100 cents.
Track: controls how and when a sample is re-pitched.
Trigger: Turns looping on or off.
Bounds: Controls where the sample loops.
Looping using SAMPLE bounds is useful when modulating the sample start and end markers to produce "glitchy" sounds.
Reset: When set to LFO 1 or LFO 2, the sample playback position will be reset to the beginning in sync with the LFO source. This is useful for doing tempo synced drum roll type sounds.
Mode: The voice mode selector.
Glide: Controls the pitch slew rate when using MONO or LEGATO voice modes.
Grace features two flexible filter slots. Each filter slot can load one of several different filter types. The two filters can be routed in a serial or parallel configuration.
Filter Type Selector: Choose the type of filter.
Filter Key Follow: Controls how much the filter frequency will track the MIDI Input.
Filter Blend: When the knob is fully CCW only FILTER ONE will heard at the output. When the knob is fully CW only FILTER TWO will be heard at the output. In between values allow for the two filters to be mixed together.
Filter Routing:
BLEND will control the balance of the two filters in both FILTER ROUTING modes. Ensure the BLEND knob is fully CW for the classic serial mode filter routing. Other values will allow some of filter one to be heard in the output.
Grace has two clasic AHDSR envelopes. The AMP ENVELOPE is always routed to the voice amplitude (volume). The MOD ENVELOPE is freely assignable to any destination via the modulation matrix.
A: Attack envelope time.
H: Hold envelope time.
D: Decay envelope time.
S: Sustain envelope time.
R: Release envelope time.
Snap On/Off: SNAP ON envelopes have an instantaneous minimum attack time. It's often used with drum samples when it's important to preserve the initial attack transient.
SNAP OFF envelopes will always have smooth attack, decay and release stages. This prevents clicks when envelopes open and close too quickly. This is the default behaviour and recommended for most situations.
Velocity Sensitivity: Controls how much the MIDI velocity input level affects the amplitude of the envelope. At 0% the envelope will always rise to the full envelope value. At 100% the envelope will be scaled by the velocity value. Lower velocity values will trigger correspondingly smaller envelope signals.
Grace has two Low Frequency Oscillators (LFO) with the usual selection of triangle, square and ramp wave shapes. There are some more exotic selections as well.
LFO Shape: Selects the LFO waveform shape. The function of the three LFO knobs will vary depending on the LFO shape.
LFO Range: Select the LFO timing range.
The three LFO knobs are RATE, PH (phase) and SYM (symmetry) when using the periodic waveform shapes.
The three LFO knobs are RATE, % (chance of change) and FLUX (amount of change).
The three LFO knobs are RATE, BIAS and BEND.
These selections are not regular LFO shapes in the traditional sense. They are based on Attack-Decay envelopes commonly found in modular synthesisers.
Attack-Decay and Attack-Release will trigger once at the beginning of a note then stop. They are not true LFOs because they do not oscillate. They are included here because it's sometime useful to have an extra envelope.
Attack-Decay-Cycle will trigger at the beginning of the note and continue cycling like a regular LFO. This shape is very similar to the Triange LFO shape but it reacts different when it's controls are modulated.
Grace also features two step sequencers for maximum modulation possibilities!
Clock: Controls the speed of the sequencer.
Mode: Controls the direction of the sequencer.
Steps: Sets the number of steps in a sequence.
A sequencer context menu has commands to RESET or RANDOMISE the steps.
The XY Pads provide another modulation source similar to the Mod Envelope or the LFOs. The XY Pads can modulate multiple parameters at once using the Modulation Matrix.
Most commonly the XY Pads will be linked to your MIDI controller knobs. They provide an important interface point between your MIDI controller and Grace's parameters.
Right click an XY Pad to show the context menu with commands for MIDI Learn etc.
(Details about the individual filter types goes here!)
The Modulation Matrix routes signals from the modulation sources (LFOs, Envelopes, XY Pads, MIDI Input etc) to Grace's parameters. It is the heart of Grace's modulation system.
Main: Modulation Matrix editing is disabled when the MAIN button is selected (as shown in the image above).
Mod Shots: Grace features 8 MOD SLOTS. Each MOD SLOT provides a way to route one modulation source to multiple destinations.
Prev/Next Mod Slot: These buttons select the previous or next MOD SLOT. Off course you don't have to use these buttons. You may simply click on the desired MOD SLOT to select it.
Step 1 Select a MOD SLOT
Step 2 Locate the parameter you would like to modulate. Filter One FREQ in this case.
Step 3 Hold the ALT key while using the adjust the knob. You will see the modulation depth indicator advance around the knob.
Step 4 Select the MAIN modulation button. Notice the modulation depth indicator around the FREQ knob changes color. It now shows the maximum modulation depth of all modulation sources combined. (A parameter can be modulated by multiple modulation sources.)
Samples, which are audio files, are made playable by creating Regions. Regions are mapped to a location on a keyboard. Each region contains 1 sample.
One or more sample files may be dropped on the mapping display to add more sample regions. Audio samples can dragged from Grace's browser, Windows' file explore or from within some hosts. (Reaper, Cubase and many others support audio being dragged directly from the project timeline to VST Plugins.)
Hotkey support is fairly limited at this time and will slowly improve in future updates.
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This isn't very efficient because we know that this will process the array of xs twice: once to square and again to incr. Instead we could compose square and incr once and feed that into fmap:
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Any data files can be found on the Downloads page.
Where can I find the protocols used for sample preparation/extraction, data processing, etc.?All protocols can be found on the Protocols page.
Where can I get metadata for the data files?Metadata can be found on the Downloads page:
What is the format of provenance logs?Provenance logs are generated by the AnADAMA2 workflow system during runtime and are plain-text files containing all steps executed, warnings, debug and error messages when present.
Does an NCBI BioProject exist that is associated with the data?IBDMDB data is associated with the following BioProject: PRJNA398089
Any other questions, comments or support requests for the IBDMDB can be made on the ibdmdb-users Google Group: ibdmdb-users


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