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Google Classroom
Classroom is a new tool in Google Apps for Education that helps teachers create and organize assignments quickly, provide feedback efficiently, and easily communicate with their classes.
You can access Google Classroom with your school email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(don't enter a password it will redirect you to the school login page, login then it will automatically return). If it says you are "ineligible" just choose the user menu (in the top right corner) to either add your education account or switch to it.
Watch this video for a quick introduction of how to use Google Classroom as a student:


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Q. 31. What was the sin of our first parents?
A. Eating the forbidden fruit.
Q. 32. Who tempted them to this sin?
A. The devil tempted Eve, and she gave the fruit to Adam.
Q. 33. What befell our first parents when they had sinned?
A. Instead of being holy and happy, they became sinful and miserable.


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Bark at the moon."
In almost any work of fiction that features wolves, werewolves, or coyotes, the canine beasts will almost always be showing howling to the moon at night. On occasion this trope is applied to domestic dogs as well as their wild counterparts.
The howl at the moon is often used to show the power and mystery of the wolves. It also strays into a case of not doing the research because one, wolves howl to communicate, and two, wolves howl just as much during the day as at night.
This trope is often combined with Clifftop Caterwauling to provide atmosphere to a scene. Bonus points if the wolf is silhouetted against the moon.
If the howler is a werewolf, this usually occurs right after they transform.
Other creatures are occasionally shown howling at the moon, but wolves and werewolves are by far the most common.
Compare Howling to the Night which is when a wolf's howl is used to signify the change from day to night. See also Howl of Sorrow, for when a howl is used emotionally.
Examples:
- The wolf characters from Wolf's Rain are actually invigorated during a full moon. It doesn't necessarily make them stronger or anything, but they feel tremendous joy and energy just seeing it in the sky. Joyous enough to want to howl at it.
- Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust does the werewolf version, with the Wolf Man howling in front of the full moon after he transforms. With a maw that grows from his stomach!
- In Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha, the first time we see Arf transform was during the eve of a full moon in the first season. Naturally, this trope was required. In fact, it was the only time we've ever seen one of the wolf familiars howl in the series.
- In Spice and Wolf Holo the Wisewolf is introduced howling at the moon; a pretty powerful scene, as though she is in a human form, the howl is definitely that of a wolf.
- Digimon Adventure: Gabumon's transformation sequences as both WereGarurumon and MetalGarurumon have him howling at a full moon.
- Happy Heroes: In Season 4 episode 30, Little M., who is dressed as a wolf, howls at the moon.
- The first episode of Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf gives a reason why the wolves howl at the moon - it's to commemorate Martial Wolf's efforts to catch the goats.
- The Powerpuff Girls story "Everything Must Go" (DC Comics, issue #48) has packs of wolves in Townsville howling at the moon. That's because the Amoeba Boys bought a lunar magnet from Mojo Jojo's yard sale and is drawing the moon towards earth.
- In Prickly City when Winslow complains about how Earth has fewer moons than so many other planets, Carmen asks whether he would be howling all the time. Winslow tells her that such a cliche is shameful — and yes, he would.
- Parodied in the Italian strip Lupo Alberto: set in a World of Funny Animals, it has the title character not just howl at the full moon but set up recitals, keeping up the McKenzie farm the whole night. And while the special effects are fantastic, he can't sing.
- Subverted in Safe Havens. Dogs aren't howling at the moon. They're howling at Mars. Eons ago, the Genius Loci Mars and Theia were close to each other in the emotional sense, so much so that Theia tried to jump out of Earth's orbit and into Mars's, but miscalculated and crashed into Earth. Some of Theia's sentience still exists on Earth, along with its desire to join Mars, and when dogs got domesticated they were able to hear the Earth begging for spaceflight.
- Pocahontas has the line "Have you ever heard the wolf cry to the blue corn moon?" and a shadow wolf howling at the moon in the song Colors of the Wind.
- The "Pecos Bill" section of Disney's Melody Time is used to "explain" this phenomenon in coyotes. They are mourning along with Bill, who is lamenting his sweetheart Sluefoot Sue being stranded on the moon.
- Played completely straight in Alpha and Omega.
- Spoofed in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, where the were-rabbit howls at the moon doing a Primal Chest-Pound, making all the rabbits hearing it imitate him.
- Spoofed on Rover Dangerfield. The film opens on a coyote howling, but the camera reveals that he is actually howling in pain as another removes cactus needles from his butt.
- In Despicable Me, during the montage of reactions to Gru stealing the moon, a werewolf is seen howling at the moon, then turning back to normal (and naked) as the moon disappears.
- Demonstrated in Zootopia, when Judy fakes a howl to get a wolf security guard to howl, which triggers a "Howl", causing all the wolves in the area to howl and be distracted.
- In the Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban movie Lupin howls at the moon right after he transforms into a werewolf.
- Played for Laughs in The Villain. We see a wolf apparently doing this, then it turns out to be Cactus Jack wrapped up in a wolfskin, and the howls are from the Indian braves he's with, working themselves up for tomorrow's battle.
- In the german comedy Der Schuh des Manitu a wolf sings his lone song in the distance. As in, literally sings a song at the moon. Before being shot.
"Strangers... in the nigh—" *bang*
- The first time the Animorphs morph wolf, they can't stop howling at each other.
- A Wolf in the Soul averts this in combination with a Freudian Slip:
Gregory: That's a myth. Wolves don't howl at the moon.
[laughter]
Gregory: Why are they laughing?
Rafael: What did you expect would happen when you said, "We don't howl at the moon"? - In Survivor Dogs this is called the "Great Howl". At night and especially during a Naming Ceremony, dogs (and wolves) sit in a circle and howl to the Spirit Dogs. It's also mentioned that Alpha (a wolf-dog raised amongst wolves) does a more personal howl alone by himself.
- The wolf howl that kicks off the Title Sequence of Buffy the Vampire Slayer (the title is superimposed over a full moon).
- Doctor Who: "Tooth and Claw" features an alien werewolf howling at the Moon.
- Dinosaurs: Dinos howl at the moon. Howling Day is the day a male dino first gets to howl (a la a Bar Mitzvah).
- Werewolves in DragonFable can attack by howling and summoning a projection of the moon.
- Worgen in World of Warcraft: Cataclysm are shown howling to the moon.
- Exaggerated in Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan 2 where a Wolf Man has to fight the urge to howl (and then transform) at any round object.
- Zigzagged in Ōkami. Amaterasu howls a few times to summon the moon, and the 'sundown' animation involves a wolf howling. But she's more often seen howling at the sun, because she's the sun goddess.
- In The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, whenever the sun sets and the moon rises, a wolf howl is heard.
- The fight against Touhou's resident werewolf (naturally) takes place during a full moon, and involves howling. Lots of howling.
- When you first visit Garoh in Golden Sun: The Lost Age, the music is interspersed with howls due to it being nighttime. Sadly, the howls are absent from the regular music.
- In NetHack you can sometimes hear "a wolf/jackal howling at the moon" if there is a werewolf/werejackal on the level. The howling happens more often if it is night, full moon, or both (the real life date/time is taken into account).
- In Sinfest, how Slick's reaction to a woman is depicted.
- In Freefall, Florence notes that a new moon is being moved into place, and she's going to be the first wolf to howl at it.
- El Goonish Shive, has a cow mooing at the moon.
- Buster in Buster Wilde Weerwolf has an unhealthy habit◊ of howling while sitting at the edge of building rooftops.
- Defied in Grrl Power. The resident werewolf says that the moon has absolutely nothing to do with wolves howling besides confirmation bias, and he's sick of the stereotype. It also has nothing to do with how weres change shape, either.
- The Three Wolf Moon Shirt. Intrinsically sweet and worth five stars by itself. In a case that may be an Ascended Meme, the shirt now actually does glow in the dark.
- Fangface is a werewolf who always howls at the moon when he turns.
- Done on an episode of Jimmy Two-Shoes, as Jimmy is running frightened through the woods.
- In Futurama "The Honking" were-car Bender howls/honks at the moon.
- Timber Wolf from Legion of Super-Heroes does this at least twice in the series. His first ever appearance before the opening credits had a full shot of him howling at the moon before jumping down the cliff.
- On an episode of Rocko's Modern Life, the Wolfe family are seen howling at the moon from their rooftop. Heffer joins them as a full-fledged member of the pack, even though he's a steer, and the elk dinner he was supposed to bring home consisted of soy-based elk substitute.
- On the Pluto the Pup cartoons featuring the coyote Ol' Bent Tail and his son, the two are usually introduced howling at the moon. One cartoon ends with Pluto joining them.
- In Dexter's Laboratory, Dexter gives a dog the ability to speak, revealing that when he howls at the moon, he's actually saying "Mooooon!"
- In a halloween special of Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs series, the mayor transforms into a werewolf and howls at the full moon.
- In Wakfu a switch from Dally-centered part of plot to Yugo-centered bit is telegraphed by Igole (chasing after Yugo at the moment) taking an opportunity for a dramatic howl at the full moon.
- In an episode of The 7D, the moon goes under different color changes, one of them causes Happy to turn into a werewolf and he howls at the moon.


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Jim Harbaugh Comments On Saturday’s Game vs. Ohio State
by Alek ArendRivalry week is finally here. No. 2 Ohio State and No. 13 Michigan are set to face off this Saturday in Ann Arbor. For the first time in a few seasons, many anticipate a close game this weekend.
Wolverines head coach Jim Harbaugh certainly seems confident heading into game week. In fact, he’s “excited” for the massive rivalry contest.
“I’m excited for the game,” Harbaugh said, via Brandon Brown of Wolverine Insider. “Up for it and ready for the challenge.”
Not too many head coaches are excited to face the vaunted Buckeyes. Plenty argue Ohio State deserves the top spot in the College Football Playoff rankings due to OSU’s dominant play this season.
The Buckeyes haven’t skipped a beat with Ryan Day taking over as head coach. But Saturday’s game will be Day’s toughest test yet.
Harbaugh and the Wolverines are playing like one of the best teams in the nation as of late. Michigan has won four straight and seven of its last eight games. The Wolverines would love nothing more than to upset Ohio State on Saturday and move to 10-2 in the process.
But OSU QB Justin Fields and RB J.K. Dobbins will be the Wolverines’ toughest defensive challenge to date. Will the Michigan defense have an answer for the QB-RB duo?
Michigan-Ohio State kicks off this Saturday at noon ET on FOX.


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service = SERVICE_TURN_ON
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break
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Want a UUID generator for your Go code? It’s likely you’ll need one sometime. Well here’s a short code snippet and a review of one of the available UUID libraries available.
The library is avaliable at https://github.com/satori/go.uuid.
With test coverage this library supports the following UUID types. I’ll elaborate on what each of these types are after a code snippet or two.
- Version 1, based on timestamp and MAC address (RFC 4122)
- Version 2, based on timestamp, MAC address and POSIX UID/GID (DCE 1.1)
- Version 3, based on MD5 hashing (RFC 4122)
- Version 4, based on random numbers (RFC 4122)
- Version 5, based on SHA-1 hashing (RFC 4122)
First step. Get the library.
go get github.com/satori/go.uuid
Next I whipped up a code file with the example code. I’ve called mine uuid_generation.go.
Stepping through the code, the import includes the library being used.
"github.com/satori/go.uuid"
Then at the very beginning of the code a new UUID v4 is created.
u1 := uuid.NewV4()
In the example, a few lines down, there is also code around parsing a UUID.
u2, err := uuid.FromString("6ba7b810-9dad-11d1-80b4-00c04fd430c8")
I wanted to insure the other functions worked for the other versions so I added some code to create and print out each of them. At the same time, I’ve added what each of the versions are as I worked through creating them.
Version 1
A version 1 UUID concatenates the 48-bit MAC address of the machine creating the UUID with a 60-bit timestamp. If the process clock does not advance fast enough, there is a 14-bit clock sequence that extends the timestamp to insure uniqueness. Based on these creation parameters there is a maximum of 18 sextrillion version 1 UUIDs that can be generated per node. So ya know, don’t get carried away or anything. :P
It’s also important to note, albeit obviously, that this UUID can be tracked back to the MAC Address that was used to create it.
The code for this UUID creation is shown above in the first example.
Version 2
Version 2 is reserved for DCE Security UUIDs. It’s a bit light on details in the RFC (4122). Even though the RFC is light on details, the DCE 1.1 Authentication and Security Services specification clarifies a bit more. Overall this UUID is generally similar to a version 1 UUID except the least significant 8 bits of the clock sequence (clock_seq_low) are replaced by local domain numbers. The least significant 32 bits of the timestamp replaced by an integer identifier.
Updated code with a working example of the specific domains used to create a v2 UUID.
Version 3 and 5
Version 3 and 5 are similar UUIDs generated from hashing a namespace identifier and name. Version 5 uses SHA1 and version 3 uses MD5 as the hashing algorithm. The namespace identifier itself is a UUID and is used to represent the namespaces for URLs, fully qualified domain names (FQDNs), object identifiers, and X.500 distinguished names. Other UUIDs could be used as namespace designators, but the aforementioned are usually used.
To note, RFC 4122 refers version 5 (SHA1) over version 3 (MD5), and suggests against either as security credentials.
Here’s the added examples of version 3 and 5.
Enjoy those UUIDs, happy coding!


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perlexperiment - A listing of experimental features in Perl
This document lists the current and past experimental features in the perl core.
Although all of these are documented with their appropriate topics, this
succinct listing gives you an overview and basic facts about their status.
So far we've merely tried to find and list the experimental
features and infer their inception, versions, etc. There's a lot of
speculation here.
- Smart match ("~~")
- Introduced in Perl 5.10.0
Modified in Perl 5.10.1, 5.12.0
Using this feature triggers warnings in the category
"experimental::smartmatch".
The ticket for this feature is [perl #119317]
<https://rt.perl.org/rt3/Ticket/Display.html?id=119317>.
- Pluggable keywords
- The ticket for this feature is [perl #119455]
<https://rt.perl.org/rt3/Ticket/Display.html?id=119455>.
See "PL_keyword_plugin" in perlapi for the
mechanism.
Introduced in Perl 5.11.2
- Regular Expression Set Operations
- Introduced in Perl 5.18
The ticket for this feature is [perl #119451]
<https://rt.perl.org/rt3/Ticket/Display.html?id=119451>.
See also: "Extended Bracketed Character Classes" in
perlrecharclass
Using this feature triggers warnings in the category
"experimental::regex_sets".
- Subroutine signatures
- Introduced in Perl 5.20.0
Using this feature triggers warnings in the category
"experimental::signatures".
The ticket for this feature is [perl #121481]
<https://rt.perl.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=121481>.
- Aliasing via reference
- Introduced in Perl 5.22.0
Using this feature triggers warnings in the category
"experimental::refaliasing".
The ticket for this feature is [perl #122947]
<https://rt.perl.org/rt3/Ticket/Display.html?id=122947>.
See also: "Assigning to References" in perlref
- The "const" attribute
- Introduced in Perl 5.22.0
Using this feature triggers warnings in the category
"experimental::const_attr".
The ticket for this feature is [perl #123630]
<https://rt.perl.org/rt3/Ticket/Display.html?id=123630>.
See also: "Constant Functions" in perlsub
- use re 'strict';
- Introduced in Perl 5.22.0
Using this feature triggers warnings in the category
"experimental::re_strict".
See "'strict' mode" in re
- The <:win32> IO pseudolayer
- The ticket for this feature is [perl #119453]
<https://rt.perl.org/rt3/Ticket/Display.html?id=119453>.
See also perlrun
- Declaring a reference to a variable
- Introduced in Perl 5.26.0
Using this feature triggers warnings in the category
"experimental::declared_refs".
The ticket for this feature is [perl #128654]
<https://rt.perl.org/rt3/Ticket/Display.html?id=128654>.
See also: "Declaring a Reference to a Variable" in
perlref
- There is an "installhtml" target in the Makefile.
- The ticket for this feature is [perl #116487]
<https://rt.perl.org/rt3/Ticket/Display.html?id=116487>.
- Unicode in Perl on EBCDIC
- Script runs
- Introduced in Perl 5.28.0
Using this feature triggers warnings in the category
"experimental::script_run".
See also: "Script Runs" in perlre
- Alphabetic assertions
- Introduced in Perl 5.28.0
Using this feature triggers warnings in the category
"experimental::alpha_assertions".
See also: "Extended Patterns" in perlre.
These features were so wildly successful and played so well with others that we
decided to remove their experimental status and admit them as full, stable
features in the world of Perl, lavishing all the benefits and luxuries
thereof. They are also awarded +5 Stability and +3 Charisma.
- 64-bit support
- Introduced in Perl 5.005
- die accepts a reference
- Introduced in Perl 5.005
- DB module
- Introduced in Perl 5.6.0
See also perldebug, perldebtut
- Weak references
- Introduced in Perl 5.6.0
- Internal file glob
- Introduced in Perl 5.6.0
- fork() emulation
- Introduced in Perl 5.6.1
See also perlfork
- -Dusemultiplicity -Duseithreads
- Introduced in Perl 5.6.0
Accepted in Perl 5.8.0
- Support for long doubles
- Introduced in Perl 5.6.0
Accepted in Perl 5.8.1
- The "\N" regex character class
- The "\N" character class, not to be
confused with the named character sequence
"\N{NAME}", denotes any non-newline
character in a regular expression.
Introduced in Perl 5.12
Exact version of acceptance unclear, but no later than Perl
5.18.
- "(?{code})" and "(??{ code })"
- Introduced in Perl 5.6.0
Accepted in Perl 5.20.0
See also perlre
- Linux abstract Unix domain sockets
- Introduced in Perl 5.9.2
Accepted before Perl 5.20.0. The Socket library is now
primarily maintained on CPAN, rather than in the perl core.
See also Socket
- Lvalue subroutines
- Introduced in Perl 5.6.0
Accepted in Perl 5.20.0
See also perlsub
- Backtracking control verbs
- "(*ACCEPT)"
Introduced in Perl 5.10
Accepted in Perl 5.20.0
- The <:pop> IO pseudolayer
- See also perlrun
Accepted in Perl 5.20.0
- "\s" in regexp matches vertical tab
- Accepted in Perl 5.22.0
- Postfix dereference syntax
- Introduced in Perl 5.20.0
Accepted in Perl 5.24.0
- Lexical subroutines
- Introduced in Perl 5.18.0
Accepted in Perl 5.26.0
- String- and number-specific bitwise operators
- Introduced in Perl 5.22.0
Accepted in Perl 5.28.0
These features are no longer considered experimental and their functionality has
disappeared. It's your own fault if you wrote production programs using these
features after we explicitly told you not to (see perlpolicy).
- 5.005-style threading
- Introduced in Perl 5.005
Removed in Perl 5.10
- perlcc
- Introduced in Perl 5.005
Moved from Perl 5.9.0 to CPAN
- The pseudo-hash data type
- Introduced in Perl 5.6.0
Removed in Perl 5.9.0
- GetOpt::Long Options can now take multiple values at once
(experimental)
- "Getopt::Long" upgraded to version 2.35
Removed in Perl 5.8.8
- Assertions
- The "-A" command line switch
Introduced in Perl 5.9.0
Removed in Perl 5.9.5
- Test::Harness::Straps
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This package contains the core interfaces and classes that define the major components of the workflow management system. There are divided into several categories, as follows.
The static representation of a set of possible workflows is represented internally as a tree of objects that implement the following interfaces. There is a one-to-many relationship between each component and the one immediately below it.
Activity
. Informally, the set of defined
Steps
can be considered to be the "instruction set" of a
"workflow computer". Several sets of predefined Step
implementations are included, and additional sets can be defined by
workflow implementations layered on top of the basic classes (for example,
the web-layer Steps are valid only within a web application, but such
a workflow implementation can still use all of the core Steps).The components described above are typically represented textually in an XML document whose format is not of interest to the core platform. However, the internal representation of these components is shared among concurrent users of those components, so the corresponding object tree (and the bean properties used to represent the linkages) should be considered read only after it is constructed.
The dynamic state of a computation is represented by the following
components. Each "in progress" computation, whether executed by the same
thread or different threads, must have its own Context
to represent the current state.
Activity
. Each Context
provides an evaluation
stack for in-process computations, plus access to one or more
Scopes
for interacting with the object model of the
surrounding application environment.java.util.Map
that provides a pluggable mechanism to attach the workflow engine to the
object model of a surrounding application. Every Context
provides at least one Scope
(called "local"), and
additional Scopes
can be registered by the application.
For example, a web application implementation of the workflow system
would typically register Scope
implementations that map
to the attributes of servlet requests, HTTP sessions, and the servlet
context. Implementations in other environments can provide
Scope
adapters to their own object storage mechanisms,
without affecting how Step
implementations interact with
beans stored in those Scopes
.


pinochet
packagevignettes/pinochet.Rmd
pinochet.Rmd
pinochet
R packageThe pinochet
package contains data about 2,398 cases of human rights abuses in the Pinochet regime in Chile (1973-1990). It features 59 variables describing the victims’ individual characteristics, as well as information about the perpetrators and latitude and longitude coordinates to the locations where the atrocities took place. The original source of information is the Report of Chilean National Commission on Truth and Reconciliation (2 vols), published in 1991. The dataset accompanies the article Deaths and Disappearances in the Pinochet Regime: A New Dataset by Danilo Freire, John Meadowcroft, David Skarbek, and Eugenia Guerrero.
It is very easy to make summaries, plots and maps with pinochet
. For instance, one can check the number of victims that suffered different types of violence with the following code:
# Load or install required packages
if (!require("tidyverse")) {
install.packages("tidyverse")
}
if (!require("kableExtra")) {
install.packages("kableExtra")
}
# Load pinochet
library(pinochet)
data("pinochet")
# Table
kable(table(pinochet$violence), "html", caption = "Number of killings, disappearances, unresolved cases, and suicides", col.names = c("Violence", "N")) %>%
kable_styling(position ="center")
| Violence | N |
|---|---|
| Disappearance | 853 |
| Disappearance, Information of Death | 108 |
| Killed | 1331 |
| Suicide | 8 |
| Unresolved | 93 |
Users can also plot time trends of variables of interest. The graph below shows the total number of human rights abuses in the regime.
# Load or install required packages
if (!require("tidyverse")) {
install.packages("tidyverse")
}
if (!require("lubridate")) {
install.packages("lubridate")
}
# Plot graph
pinochet %>% ungroup() %>%
mutate(Year = year(start_date_monthly)) %>%
group_by(Year) %>% tally() %>%
filter(!is.na(Year)) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = n)) +
geom_line() +
theme_minimal() +
labs(x = NULL, y = NULL, title = "Number of Human Rights Abuses",
subtitle = "Pinochet Regime, 1973-1990") +
scale_y_continuous(breaks = c(0, 500, 1000, 1274))
Since the pinochet
package also includes georeferrenced data, it is easy to create maps with coordinates of latitude and longitude. Here, we show where the location of the victims when they were first targeted.
# Load or install required packages
if (!require("sf")) {
install.packages("sf")
}
if (!require("devtools")) {
install.packages("devtools")
}
if (!require("rnaturalearthhires")) {
install.packages("rnaturalearthhires", repos = "http://packages.ropensci.org", type = "source")
}
# Use devtools to install rnaturalearthdata
devtools::install_github("ropensci/rnaturalearthdata")
library(rnaturalearthdata)
# Some data wrangling before plotting
chile <- rnaturalearthhires::countries10 %>%
st_as_sf() %>%
filter(SOVEREIGNT %in% c("Chile", "Argentina", "Peru", "Paraguay"))
# Add coordinates of latitude and longitude
violent_events <- pinochet %>%
select(violence, latitude_1, longitude_1) %>%
filter(!is.na(latitude_1), !is.na(longitude_1), !is.na(violence)) %>%
st_as_sf(coords = c("longitude_1", "latitude_1"), crs = 5361)
coords_vio <- st_coordinates(violent_events) %>% as_tibble()
violent_events <- bind_cols(violent_events, coords_vio)
# Plot
ggplot() +
geom_sf(data = chile) +
coord_sf(xlim = c(-75.6, -67), ylim = c(-55, -19)) +
labs(x = NULL, y = NULL) +
geom_point(data = violent_events, aes(x = X, y = Y, colour = violence, fill = violence), shape = 21) +
scale_colour_manual(values = c("#042333FF", "#481567FF", "#253582FF", "#2D708EFF", "#29AF7FFF")) +
scale_fill_manual(values = alpha(c("#042333FF", "#481567FF", "#253582FF", "#2D708EFF", "#29AF7FFF"), .6)) +
facet_wrap(~violence, nrow = 1) +
theme_minimal() +
theme(strip.text = element_blank()) +
theme(legend.position = "bottom",
axis.text = element_blank()) +
theme(legend.title=element_blank())
If you find the dataset useful, please consider citing the article and the R package as follows:
@misc{freire2019deaths,
title={{Deaths and Disappearances in the Pinochet Regime: A New Dataset}},
author={Freire, Danilo and Meadowcroft, John and Skarbek, David and Guerrero, Eugenia},
howpublished = {\url{https://osf.io/vqnwu}},
publisher={Open Science Framework},
year={2019},
month={May}
}
@manual{freire2019pinochet,
title={\texttt{pinochet}: Data about the victims of the Pinochet regime, 1973-1990},
author={Freire, Danilo and Mingardi, Lucas and McDonnell, Robert},
year={2019},
note={R package version 0.1},
url={https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=pinochet}
}


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The Gingerbread Man (1998)
Director: Robert Altman Cast: Kenneth Branagh, Embeth Davidtz, Robert Downey Jr., Daryl Hannah, Robert Duvall, Tom Berenger, Famke Janssen Screenplay: Al Hayes, Robert Altman, John Grisham Producers: Jeremy Tannenbaum Runtime: 112 min. US Distribution: PolyGram Rated R: violence, language, sex
By Nathaniel R. Atcheson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The trailers for The Gingerbread Man boast that it's a film based on a story by John Grisham, devised specifically for the big screen. After seeing the picture, I found that this statement essentially means that it's a film about a Southern lawyer in a situation that doesn't require him to use his skills as a lawyer. Directed by the always-experimental Robert Altman and starring the great Kenneth Branagh, I expected a lot from this film. What I got was a professional execution of a cliched and only semi-amusing script; even worse, the conclusion provides more questions than answers. Unfortunately, The Gingerbread Man comes down to little more than cheap shocks and Actors Faking Accents.
Branagh is superb in the main role, featuring another flawless accent completely dissimilar from his native British inflection. He plays Rick Magruder, a successful lawyer in Georgia. The most prominent background information we get on him is that his ex-wife, Leeanne (Famke Janssen), hates him; and, because of a bitter custody battle, he only gets to see his kids once a week. The film opens with Rick meeting a strange woman in a parking lot during a rain storm. Her name is Mallory Doss (Embeth Davidtz), and her car has been stolen by her crazy father, Dixon.
Naturally, the only thing Rick can do is take her home and seduce her (she makes it really easy for him by taking off all her clothes to have a crying fit). The plot thickens when it turns out her father, played by Robert Duvall, is terrorizing her by hanging her cat, among other things. Rick takes the case to court, at which point Dixon is sent to a mental institution. Not long after this, Dixon's destitute pals break him out, and we are led to believe that he not only continues his harassment of Mallory, but that his focus also falls onto Rick's children.
There's a lot more to the story, but the last half hour or so is reserved for unlikely plot twists, so I'll let you experience those for yourself. The problem with the story, I noticed, is that it's hard to tell where it's going for at least an hour into it. The threat of Dixon never seemed threatening, so I was constantly wondering what all these people were so incredibly worried about. Then, just when it seems that Rick is as useless a main character as I've ever seen, his kids are in danger, and he must fight against the police and his ex-wife to keep them safe.
The Gingerbread Man, as I said, relies on a story that is, for the most part, composed of numerous plot devices and scenes that we've seen in so many other films of the mystery and thriller genres. Rick is a lawyer, but he doesn't need to be: his only source of motivation is his children. (Although the fact that he is a lawyer provides for one particularly interesting scene in which he can't get help in a police station because all the police men know he's a lawyer and hate him for it.) A lot of the film is suspenseful, but too much of it hinges on cheap thrills (yes, you will see a cat knock over a glass bottle to create a sudden loud noise and scare the characters).
Then, of course, we have the supporting characters, which is a vast assortment of Actors Faking Accents. Davidtz is a good actress, and she's good here in her quiet, subtle way. Robert Downey, Jr., whose Southern accent is about as thick and exaggerated as any I've ever heard, is fun to watch as Rick's detached partner. Duvall has all of two lines in the film, but still has fun with his role of the token psycho. Darryl Hannah plays Rick's secretary, and is almost completely unrecognizable with the accent, dark hair, and glasses. In fact, there are so many Actors Faking Accents that I was distracted in every scene because I know all these actors are faking these accents. I wish the film would have taken place somewhere other than the south, because then everyone could have just spoken normally.
But that just points out another flaw of this film: the setting has no impact on the story. The characters don't, either. Rick never solves anything because of his ingenuity or intelligence (he's even forced into a pointless climactic battle in a rain storm on a catwalk with Tom Berenger). None of the characters are particularly well-drawn, though they are interesting enough to have kept my attention. Thrillers are most effective when they rely on the characters to solve the problems that the film offers.
But, it's not all bad. Altman does a great job with the atmosphere, and the fact that the film takes place almost entirely during a hurricane is a nice touch for underlying tension and suspense. The film is adequately dark, and the music is subtle enough that it adds mood and color to the scenes. Not all of Altman's choices are great, though: he often makes it difficult to see (even Seven wasn't this ridiculously dark), and I often found myself straining to pick up the image.
I don't understand why The Gingerbread Man even needed to be a thriller with car chases and gunfire. This seems like it could have been an almost completely psychological thriller. For some reason, Altman and crew have put their hearts into a story that just isn't very interesting or even plausible. It might prove to be a worthwhile evening of entertainment for some, because it is a well-crafted picture. But I was hoping for a lot more than just a bunch of Actors Faking Accents.
**1/2 out of **** (6/10, C+)
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Modi government may offer incentives to Tesla, Glaxo: Report
Under the proposal, the government is looking at making land available for manufacturers, thereby aiding them in setting up factories.
by Moneycontrol NewsTo cash in on the ongoing US-China trade war, the Narendra Modi-led government is planning to invite as many as 324 companies, including Tesla and Glaxo, to set up factories, according to a report by Bloomberg.
The proposal is expected to help reduce roadblocks and incentivise companies to see India as an alternative to China. The move is expected to help India achieve its aim of becoming a $5 trillion economy by 2025.
Among the list of companies as per the draft document prepared by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), some of the big names include Tesla Inc, GlaxoSmithKline Plc, Eli Lilly & Co, South Korea's Hanwha Chemical Corporation and Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry Co.
Under the proposal, the government is looking at making land available for manufacturers, thereby aiding them in setting up factories. This would be done in addition to providing them with power, water and access to roads, the report said.


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Dependency Injection details come in a few slides,
for now consider than to use a service, you have to:
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Either import the module which owns this service if it comes from an other module
import {NgModule} from '@angular/core';
import {ExternalModule} from '/path/to/module.ts';
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imports:[
ExternalModule //This makes all services exported by ExternalModule available in our module
],
...
bootstrap: [AppComponent]
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imports:[...],
providers:[MyCustomService],
...
bootstrap: [AppComponent]
}) export class AppModule
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Equivalent to choosing the Toolbars command from the View menu and choosing the Customize button in Microsoft Excel 95. Displays the Customize Toolbars dialog box. In Microsoft Excel 97 or later, this function displays the Commands tab on the Customize dialog box. The Customize dialog box appears when you choose the Toolbars command from the View menu and then choose the Customize command. This function has a dialog-box syntax only.
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CUSTOMIZE.TOOLBAR?(category)
Category is a number that specifies which category of tools you want displayed in the dialog box. If omitted, the previous setting is used. This argument is for compatibility with Microsoft Excel 95.
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This is 4 Player Ludo game
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This plugin enable you to control in many ways the input/output of the following boards :
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Arduinos (different models) connected by USB on Raspberry PI.
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the ESP8266 / NodeMCU / Wemos (wifi).
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the IO PiPlus boards and the MCP23017 on Raspberry PI.
Il fonctionne en local ou en déporté sur votre réseau.
Il est compatible avec le fonctionnement maître/esclave (plugin Jeedom Link) de Jeedom.
2. Install
2.1. Installation and update of the plugin
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An installation or an update of the plugin, on a slightly older system, can take some time for the update of it.
A reboot may be necessary in some cases. Just follow the dependencies logs to monitor the progress. |
2.1.1. Plugin Installation
After downloading the plugin on your master Jeedom, you must activate it. If you only want to use Arduino boards with network shield, there is nothing more to do. Similarly, if you have only one Jeedom.
For USB-connected Arduinos on R.PI , the PiFace cards, and GPIO of R.PI, it will also need to install and activate the plugin on only concerned jeedom slaves.
2.1.2. Plugin update
If you have multiple Jeedom, it is advisable to update the Jeedom slaves first.
Then you can update the master Jeedom.
| An update may temporarily interfere with the operation of related equipment. |
It is recommended following this, to make a Save and / or Generate for each equipment.
In the case of the Arduino / ESP / NodeMCU / Wemos, it might be necessary to flash the new sketch generated.
3. Settings
3.1. The plugin configuration
On the configuration page of the plugin
3.1.1. Tab: Options
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You can activate logs (attention very verbose).
It is not recommended to leave this box checked constantly because this option generates a lot of writing in the log files. You must also activate "Debug" level logs in Jeedom (Menu Configuration→ Configuration of log & messages). -
It is possible to activate the virtual groups (automatic creation of orders in virtual to simplify your equipment / facilities).
This option only appears if you have the Virtual plugin installed and enabled in your Jeedom. -
It is possible to activate the pin user (automatic creation of orders for your personal Arduinos/IOPS skits).
This option only appears if you have the expert mode enabled in your Jeedom.
3.1.2. Tab: Dependencies
A link is available to go download the latest Arduino IDE to flash the skits on your boards.
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For ESP8266 cards NodeMCU, Wemos you can also use the Arduino IDE by adding the ESP8266 support.
For GPIO of the RPI, one button is available for the installation of dependencies.
Similarly, a button is provided for those of PiFace cards.
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It will also require to enable SPI module.
Same, a button is present for those of AB Electronics UK Pi More IO cards.
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https://github.com/abelectronicsuk/ABElectronics_Python_Libraries/tree/master/IOPi
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It will also require to enable the I2C module.
| It is not necessary to install the dependencies on all your Jeedom, only those that will be used. |
| Two shortcuts are present to jump view the logs of the plugin, and to go to your equipment (only on master) |
3.1.3. Tab: Daemons
_ Example of different possible demons:_
Here, as soon as you create equipment requiring the use of demons, they will appear.
They will be displayed with a direct shortcut to the equipment, their host Jeedom, operating status and the ability to restart or shutdown the daemon.
| Regarding the Arduino USB connected equipment, an additional link to download the sketch will be present. It will therefore need to be uploaded in the corresponding Arduino. |
| Following a reboot / restart the host system, daemons are launched only about 4 minutes after starting Jeedom. |
| An option to check every 5 minutes, the proper functioning of daemons and restart them at least is now available. |
3.1.4. Tab: Sketches for your network equipment (Arduino and ESP8266 / NodeMCU / Wemos)
The Arduinos / ESP / NodeMCU / network Wemos not needing daemons, here come the sketches for them. Only those of the created equipment.
3.1.5. Tab: Configuration Docker
If your Jeedom is on Docker, activate the option, and enter the host IP (The NAS usually) and the mapped port (often 9080).
4. Use
4.1. Creation of equipment
Jeedouino equipment configuration is available from the Plugins menu:
This is the page of the Jeedouino plugin (here with equipment already):
| As in many places on Jeedom, place the mouse to the left allows to show a quick access menu (you can, from your profile, let it always visible). |
Once you click the + (Add a new equipment), and after giving a name to your device, you obtain:
You will find here all the configuration of your equipment:
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Name of the equipment: name of your Jeedouino equipment.
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Parent object: Specifies the parent object that owns the equipment,
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Activate: to make your equipment active,
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Visible: makes your equipment visible on the dashboard.
Below you will find how to set up your equipment:
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Model: the model of the board you want to control,
For PiFace board, a number (0 to 3) is asked to identify it (If you have a piRack eg.)
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Connection type : USB or LAN port,
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Address IP and Port: for the connection to the card via the network.
Daemons (GPIO and Piface eg.) which could beings on the same Jeedom, make sure to use different ports for each. Normally, the creation of an equipment, a free port is offered.
If necessary, the daemon will try to choose another port instead of the one indicated if it is impossible to use it.
| The port must be different from the host Jeedom. |
| Following browsers, an arrow appears to directly select an IP amongst your Jeedom. +. You can also use local or localhost for the IP address of the Jeedom (master). |
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USB port: Local or remote, for connection of Jeedom master or slave to the board via its USB port,
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Port Local / Remote Port: Port USB physical where boad is connected,
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If you unplug / plug in the USB port of the RPI , you need to restart the corresponding daemon.
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*Daemon port *: for the connection to the daemon via the network, the IP of the daemon is the one of the Jeedom host.
Daemons (Arduino USB eg.) which could beings on the same Jeedom, make sure to use different ports for each. Normally, the creation of an equipment, a free port is offered.
If necessary, the daemon will try to choose another port instead of the one indicated if it is impossible to use it.The port must be different from the host Jeedom. -
Sketch: in the case of a card Arduino or ESP8266, the sketch for it is proposed to download after a first backup of equipment.
(NB. Refreshing the page, it may be necessary to do an F5 to see the link)For Ethernet (Arduinos) models, it is specifically generated, taking into account the IP address chosen, the selected port, and a unique mac address. _As IP, the add-in '/jeedom' (or not) and the port of the master Jeedom (according to your network in Jeedom configuration). _ The sketch is by default for the shields with W5100 chip, but it can work also with the ENC28J60. In this case, it is needed to read and apply the procedure in the header of the sketch.
| For WiFi models (ESP8266), it is specifically generated, taking into account the port, the SSID, and wifi password, the IP address is returned by the card (if dhcp mode). As IP, the add-in '/jeedom' (or not) and the port of the master Jeedom (according to your network in Jeedom configuration). _ _NB. You must indicate the IP address the first time. |
| The SSID and password should not contain spaces! |
4.1.1. Pin Configuration
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Modal Parameters / pin assignment
Selects appropriate pin and assign a type input (info) or output (action).
NB: The information supplements are available in the FAQ.
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Inputs: Analog, Digital, Pulse Counter
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Outputs: Low (= 0 = GND), High (= Vcc = 1), Switch (reverse output), Pulse (the output to low or high for a limited time - ex.:activate momentarily, via a relay , a remote control switch, solenoid valve, a component, a dry contact, etc ..).
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The pin will be configured only after an initial backup of your equipment .
Once configured and saved (in the modal window), a backup of the equipment will generate all necessary commands.It is not useful to provide a function to each pin, but only those you need. This will prevent the generation of unnecessary controls and overload Jeedom.
| It is now possible to configure the generic kind directly and affect the pin to groups (equipment) Virtual, see the FAQ. |
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Modal Settings / User pin assignment
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Tab Pins / GPIO
Allows you to add a number of pin user for your sketch Arduinos/ESP: 0 to 100 max +.
It is possible to activate or not the automatic generation of commandes ALL_*
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ALL_LOW puts all output pins to LOW
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ALL_HIGH puts all output pins to HIGH
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ALL_SWITCH reverse all the output pins
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ALL_PULSE_LOW puts all output pins to LOW during the selected time
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ALL_PULSE_HIGH puts all output pins to HIGH during the selected time
4.1.2. Commands
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Backup equipment: Commands are automatically generated, the daemon is started if necessary, the configuration of the pin is sent to the board (Arduino, RPI, PiFace) and some other settings. Ansi, the rotating cogwheel may not disappear for a while. So do not be concerned.
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Commands are automatically created when saving equipment.
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It is of course possible to rename the controls.
For each control type 'action', a type of command 'info' of feedback state is also created _ (if useful) _.
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The Show Logging buttons are the usual display buttons (or not) of the command on the widget and its logging (or not).
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The Invert button (column display) _ can reverse the result of a command info (binary subtype) on the dashboard for example.
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The Invert button (Value column) _ can reverse the result of a command info (binary subtype) before providing it to Jeedom.
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The Test button permit to test … an action command.
It is now not expected to be able to add commands manually.
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For type info command 'counter', they are reset to the value stored in the equipment at each backup of it.
Conversely, after a reboot of the Arduino (eg.), The last value is recovered from the master Jeedom.
If a communication error occurs at this moment, the counter will be reset to zero. Arduino / ESP / NodeMCU / Wemos, it is possible to re-initialize to a specific value, an option "reset" is present on the control of the equipment concerned. |
4.1.3. Widgets
It is those by default of Jeedom.
Desktop widgets are similar to this:
5. Health
5.1. Page health in Jeedom
5.1.1. State plugin demons
The plugin shows Ok if all daemons and dependencies are functional.
It is possible to open the configuration of the plugin directly page by clicking Jeedouino.
Image:… /images/sante1.png] It is possible to see the States of equipment directly by clicking on the icone right of Jeedouino.
5.1.2. States of plugin equipments
The list give all equipments with their ID, IP, Ports, Models and communication dates.
It is possible to click on the device name to go to its page.
The dates of the latest communications are colorized:
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Green if less than 2 hours
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Orange if less than 24 hours
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Red beyond 24 hours.
N.B.
6. Changelog
6.1. 29/09/2017 v1.00
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Suppression des boutons de dons.
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Ajout support SONOFF POW et 4CH (esp).
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Ajout support Entrée Bouton poussoir multi-clics + clic-long (Arduino, Esp, piGPIO).
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Ajout retour commande info sur action slider.
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Ajout support BMP085/180 Pression + Température (Commande dispo sur pin SDA) (Arduino, Esp, piGPIO).
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Correctifs Démons.
6.2. 13/07/2017 v0.99.2
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Daemons corrective (test2 on dead threads).
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add picture on graph link.
6.3. 07/07/2017 v0.99.1
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Usb devices detection corrective.
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Daemons corrective (test on dead threads).
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JeedouinoExt light corrective
6.4. 01/07/2017 v0.99
-Various fixes on plugin and daemons + Jeedom V3 compatibility - Add of a "duplicate" function - Add of a delay parameter for temperature probes (Tab "option" in Ppins/GPIO") for Networks Arduinos and ESPxx - Add graph link (Jeedom v3 required) - Daemons corrective
6.5. 13/06/2017 v0.98.5
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Jeedom V3 beta compatibility added
6.6. 03/12/2016 v0.98
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Fixed BootMode on daemon PiGPIO.
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Added BootMode on daemon PiPlus (for tests).
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Fixed sketchs.
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Fixed Plugin. -Various improvements.
6.7. v0.97.2 15/10/2016
-Suppression of the bootstrapswitch (button On / Off) for compatibility with Jeedom. -Updated the visuals of the doc as a result. -Various fixes. -Arduino/ESP: sends the frame to the eponymous plugin teleinfo.
6.8. 11/10/2016 v0.97
-Consolidation and optimization of the management of the demons. -Added support of the Generic Type (for the mobile app) in automatic or manual mode. -Added the ability to create virtual orders automatically in different virtual in order to better manage multiple facilities. -Fixes and improvements on plugin and preparation to the disappearance of master / slave of Jeedom. -Added update of the system (necessary for the gpio/dht/ds18b20) during the installation of the dependencies. - Fixes and improvements on all the daemons (added an option to auto restart for example). -Improvements to USB, LAN, and ESP skits: -Arduino/ESP: added support for a laison series teleinfo. -Arduino/ESP: added support of LCD display type 16 x 2 for transmissions of messages from Jeedom. -Arduino/ESP: added support of skits personal for users (details in the skits). -Arduino/ESP: adding pine/commands (0 to 100 max) user for your personal sketches. -Arduino/ESP: added the ability in skits to toggle some features to free up space by ex.. -Adaptations of the JeedouinoExt (RPI deported without Jeedom) option for advanced users, for TESTS only. -Improvement of the doc -Adding new commands global ALL_SWITCH, ALL_PULSE_LOW, ALL_PULSE_HIGH.
6.9. 21/06/2016 v0.96
-Various fixes on plugin, and skits. -Added Python-DHT and DS18B20 dependencies. -Added support of the probes DHT 11, 22 (AM2302) and DS18B20 on Raspberry PI (piGPIO). -Added support of the HC-SR04 distance sensor. -Various improvements. -Improvements to JeedouinoExt (RPI deported without Jeedom) option for advanced users, for TESTS only.
6.10. 21/04/2016 v0.95
-Various fixes on plugin and demons. -Added additional verifications. -Added Python-Serial dependence. -Improvements to the configuration page with adding tabs (tabs) for clarity. -Note: Some tabs and options are visible only in the expert mode of Jeedom. -Added option JeedouinoExt (RPI deported without Jeedom) for advanced users, for TESTS only.
6.11. 04/04/2016 v0.94
-Improvement of the doc -Various fixes on plugin. -Added support of the IO PiPlus (and thus the MCP23017) card and his demon. -Improvements on the health of Jeedom page.
6.12. 21/03/2016 v0.93
-Improvement of the doc -Various fixes on plugin, skits, and demons. -Added support of the NodeMCU card. -Added support of Docker (see FAQ)
6.13. 02/03/2016 v0.92
-Various fixes on plugin and demons. -Added a ResetCompteur for arduino/esp cards. -Added a variable digital input (0-255 to 0 - 10 s) for arduino/esp cards.
6.14. 03/02/2016 v0.9
-Improvement of the doc -Reduction of the load CPU of the python demons, and improvement of responsiveness. -Various fixes. -Added additional verifications/validations. -Added support of the DHT (11,21,22) and DS18x20 for Arduinos (Ethernet/USB) and ESP8266 probes. * (1 probe max by pine - can impact the responsiveness of the arduino). -Added a slider on pwm and orders change in value on the fly (scenarios). - Improve the configuration page of the plugin
6.15. 12/01/2016 v0.8
-Improvement of the doc -Overall improvements to the python demons. -Various fixes. -Added the return status of the orders 'action'. - Improvements to USB, LAN, and ESP8266 skits:
6.16. 07/01/2016 v0.75
-Improvement of the doc - Improvement of the management of the restart of the demons in the event of resetting several Jeedom slaves at the same time. -Various fixes.
6.17. 06/01/2016 v0.7
-Various fixes. - Fixed a bug affecting piRacks. -Improvement of the recovery of the values of the counters on the demons. - Added more flexibility in communication between sketches / demons and Jeedom
6.18. 03/01/2016 v0.6
-Various fixes. -Improvement of the doc - Added support of the ESP8266-01.
6.19. 01/01/2016
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Fixed a bug on the ArduinoUSB python daemon. -Various fixes on plugin and demons.
6.20. 31/12/2015
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Added screenshots for the market.
6.21. 20/12/2015
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Creation of the Jeedouino plugin .
7. FAQ
7.1. FAQ
7.1.1. User Sketchs and user commands
Headings of sketches
With the news fonctionnalities, sketch vould become too heavy for the smaller Arduinos.
So it is possible to disable some in order to light the sketchs if needed.
You will find this possibility in the sketchs header :
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#define DEBUGtoSERIAL 0 // 0, ou 1 pour debug dans la console serie #define UseWatchdog 0 #define UseDHT 1 #define UseDS18x20 1 #define UseTeleInfo 0 #define UseLCD16x2 0 // 0 = None(Aucun) / 1 = LCD Standard 6 pins / 2 = LCD via I2C For your user sketch #define UserSketch 0 Tags to seek place for your code : UserVars UserSetup UserLoop |
For the ESP sketches, it is also possible to let the system get a free IP (DHCP) or to force if necessary.
| #define NODHCP 0 // 0 for IP via DHCP, 1 for IP fixed in the sketch. |
User sketchs and pins
For your personal sketches, just look in them, they are fitted in with examples.
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Remember to activate the option in the plugin configuration page, and select the number of pins you want on the Pins / GPIO tab of your device. They will appear in the User Pins tab (next to that of the Material Pins) in the modal window. |
Commands related side Jeedom, just set them up as for material pine.
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You can choose between 3 types of input and 3 types of output :
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Input digital (subtype: binary)
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Input digital (subtype: digital)
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Input digital (sub-type: other)
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Output digital (subtype: default)
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Output digital (subtype: cursor)
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Output digital (subtype: message)
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7.1.2. Generic Types & App mobile
The generic types are an addition of Jeedom for the operation of the mobile plug and the linked mobile app.
For more information about them, please refer to their respective documentations.
If you have Jeedouino equipment for which you have already configured the generic type (in advanced setup) during the
update the plugin will try to recover them
You can also use auto mode in which the plugin will try to find the generic type of most suitable.
Otherwise you can choose the generic type in the plugin, and when creating commands the plugin will fit if possible.
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For example, if you choose a pine Sortie mise à LOW (HIGH generated too) _ and the generic kind _LIGHT ON, then the plugin will generate the commands (and vice versa): Sortie mise à LOW avec LIGHT ON Sortie mise à HIGH avec LIGHT OFF Etat de la sortie avec LIGHT STATE |
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If on * a same equipment * you have a lot of orders as well as a lot of generic different type (e.g. LIGHT, ENERGY, FLAP, SIREN, etc..)
it is possible that the mobile app will not show you all, or generates an error. That certainly changes with future versions thereof. Use of * groups virtual * to split the equipment is then adviced. |
7.1.3. Virtual groups
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Prerequisite: have the virtual plugin installed and active.*
To activate the virtual groups, an option is present on the configuration page of the plugin.
You must then create the virtual equipment you need (with the plugin of course Virtual).
Later, when configuring the pines in your Jeedouino equipment, suffice to choose for each pine in which Virtual it must be duplicated.
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An example to understand: *
Example if you have in your garden in two places: +. NodeMCU a card with 8 relays that control 4 solenoid valves, 2 lights and a pond pump.
A Raspberry with 4 relays card that control 2 solenoid valves, 1 lighting.
So you have two separate equipment but with similar features you would like to group by fonction.
The Virtuals in Jeedom are there for that, but you need to copy the commands manually .
The Jeedouino virtual groups allow you to select them with a click, and let the plugin automatically does it.
In this example you need to create the virtual: Watering, Lighting, Pond. +. Then for each pin of each Jeedouino equipment you set the corresponding virtual, and you save.
It remains for you to use your virtuals.
7.1.4. Equipment with daemons (rpi GPIO, piFace, pi Plus / MCP23017, Arduino USB) have changed port connection alone.
That is possible.
Indeed, when starting a daemon tries to use the selected port 2 times with a waiting time of approximately 11s.
If after these two attempts the port is still not available, so he tries to get one automatically.
And if it finds one, it uses it and update the suitable equipment.
7.1.5. Equipment with demons (rpi GPIO, piFace, pi Plus / MCP23017, Arduino USB) are not directly functional after a reboot.
See below.
7.1.6. The daemons do not start after a reboot?
Daemons (rpi GPIO, piFace, pi Plus / MCP23017, Arduino USB) are only launched about 4 minutes after launching Jeedom.
This allows to try to ensure compatibility with somewhat slower systems (Ex: RPI 1, overloaded systems, etc…).
| If Jeedom slaves start also, the 4-minute time period begins after the last started Jeedom. |
| An AutoReStart option for the automatic start of daemons is present on the plugin configuration page (Daemons tab). |
7.1.7. Is the plugin compatible with Docker?
Basically, not because of the specific configuration of Jeedom under Docker.
However an option in the plugin configuration page has been added to compensate for this.
Must activate it, and fill in the IP Address of the host (one of NAS most often) and the port mapped (often 9080).
In Jeedom network configuration, disable network management by Jeedom
(Normally this is already the case, if your Docker operates properly).
7.1.8. What means HIGH or LOW?
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Simply Low = 0 = GND, so it’s setting to the low state of the pin.
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Simply High = 1 = Vcc, so setting the higher of the pin state.
7.1.9. What means Pull_Up or Pull_Down ?
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Simply Pull Up means that there is a resistance (internal circulation) between the data and the Vcc pin of the microcontroller. This keeps the pin in the high state (= High = 1 = Vcc) and avoid interference voltages.
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This mode is often available, otherwise, simply put yourself in your electronic assembly a resistance.
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Simple Pull_Down means that there is a resistance (internal circulation) between the pine concerned and the Gnd of the microcontroller. This keeps the pin in low state (= Low = 0 = GND) and avoid interference voltages.
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This mode is not often available, and in this case, simply put yourself in your electronic assembly a resistance.
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7.1.10. What is the configuration (detailed) of pine as possible?
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Pine Configuration: Select the appropriate pins and assign them an input type function (info) or output (action).
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All functions of the pines are not available on all cards / microcontrollers, each ones having its own caracteristiques.*
| Reminder: it is not useful to have a function to each pin, but only those you need. This will avoid the generation of unnecessary commands and to load too muwh Jeedom. |
Input Pins:
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Analog
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Allows to connect an analog sensor.
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Examples:
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IR distance sensor
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Sound intensity sensor
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Ambient light sensor
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Analog Rotary sensor
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Etc..
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Digital.
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Allows you to connect a digital sensor (which returns a binary 0 / 1 i.e. low / high).
In pull_up, the state of the input by default is HIGH (= 1), so put it to LOW (= 0) to trigger a signal.
In pull_down, sate of the input by default is LOW (= 0), then put it at HIGH (= 1) to trigger a signal.-
Pulse counter (Water meter, Electricity, Gas, Doors, Windows, IR gates, …)
It is possible to initialize the counter to a given value.
The Reset button is used to send it to the card.
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Digital Input in PULL-UP (push button, switch, opening sensor, motion sensor ..)
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Digital Input Variable (0-255 on 10s) (Pushbutton maintained from 0 to 10s to control via a dimmer scenario eg)
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HC-SR04 Echo In connection with the trigger pin, retrieve the distance measured by the ultrasonic sensor.
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Only on Arduino / ESP / NodeMCU / Wemos :
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Probe DHT11,21,22 - Allows for two commands, one for temperature and one for humidity.
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Probe DS18x20 - Allows for a command with temperature -. 1 probe max per pin
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Input Teleinfo ERDF (RX pin) - Allows for a message receiving order for the serial Teleinfo.
If you have Teleinfo plugin installed and activated, it will automatically create a Teleinfo equipment with the received serial (It will need to activate the auto controls in this equipment).
In this use case, if Teleinfo daemon stays on NOK, it’s normal, it is not used.
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Probe DHT 11, 22 (AM2302) - allows to have 2 commands, one for temperature, and one for the humidity.
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Sensor DS18B20 - allows to have a command with temperature - 1 probe max by pin.
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Output pins:
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Only on Arduino / ESP / NodeMCU / Wemos :
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Send a message to LCD16x2 - allows you to send a title + message (16 characters each) on a screen LCD 16 x 2. Standard or I2C
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Digital.
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Allows you to operate a digital receiver (relay, LED, etc …)
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* Invert output (Switch) * Puts the output to LOW (= 0) if it is a HIGH (= 1) and vice versa. WITHOUT knowing the previous state.
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convenient to change the State of an led (flashing).
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Operate a relay as a switch.
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* Output setting to LOW (HIGH generated too) * Allows to have 2 commands to put out a LOW (= 0) or HIGH (= 1).
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Convenient to force the state of an output in a scenario such.
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* Output setting to LOW / HIGH with delay (timer) *. Turns out a LOW (= 0) or HIGH (= 1) for a limited time.
Time expressed in tenths of seconds and 5 digits. Range from 0.1s to 9999.9s (about 166 minutes). An opposite order (without delay) is also created in order to stop (earlier) the command timed pre-quoted (Stop Shutters for ex.). -
Convenient to power a light x minutes / seconds.
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Operate a relay less than a second for controlling a dry contact / toggle (eg 00007 for 0.7s).
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Operate a relay with a solenoid valve to control watering the garden for a fixed period (eg 06000 for 10min).
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Operate relay for opening / closing of shutters (eg 00400 for 40s).
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HC-SR04 Trigger In connection with the Echo pin, launch the distance measurement by the ultrasonic sensor.
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Digital/pseudo-analog.
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Output PWM, adjusts the intensity of a compatible strip led by ex.
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