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Initial version of talk given at DrupalCamp Brighton 2015, due to display connector issues I had to upload to a different at last minute, I had no access to speakers notes and the some of the screenshot slide were scaled incorrectly. I think I got the basic message across though, will refine and alter quite considerably if I give the talk again.
Part case-study and part explanation of experiences and discoveries from more than a year of using Drupal as an agile tool to fix legacy publishing workflows, process content and deliver/receive content from a variety of sources
Created by: Chris Hall / @cwork-chris
Slides can be found: https://github.com/chris-hall-hu/Drupal-Content-Swiss-Army-Knife-talk
Also bought to you by:
I have spent the last couple of years working with Atom Content Marketing and their various clients, Tim Worked with me for some of this time.
Further notes about slides will often be found at the bottom of the vertical slides, even when not directly presented.
Any code examples are just for illustration, they are not guaranteed to run or be best practice, best places to get proper code examples are from example modules or online.
Screen-shots have probably been sanitised, anonymised etc. to hide information of clients or clients of clients.
Prior to Drupal, I had already worked with a variety of technologies and frameworks, going back into the mists of time, Cold Fusion, Perl, Java based etc.
My previous experience of Drupal has not alwaysbeen good, in some projects and situations Drupal worked well, in others not! I have been using Drupal for longer more than three years, it started as a tool, then became everything. My first involvement with Django was joining a project that somebody had saved from a Drupal disaster by starting from scratch. The project was about data-processing and a normal Drupal approach did not work (happy to discuss over a beer). Many Drupal projects have gone well however.
As an early part of the work I had to do involved taking over and finishing an ExpressionEngine site and there were existing Wordpress sites as well as Drupal, I even had to ask whether I should be using Drupal at all going forward. Especially as I felt I was becoming a Drupal only developer and that didn't feel entirely healthly.
Actually some of these issues I had already began to become apparent in previous work.
Not everything surprisingly (can I say that here?)
"With Drupal typically the first 90% of a project takes a week, the remaining 10% can take anything from a week to 3 months" (me)
"With Drupal features are cheap and details expensive" (WunderKraut)
This WunderKraut blog How to fail in a Drupal project: Fixed price contracts says most of what I feel after years of Drupal. If someone hands you a beautiful PSD designed project and says make it so, you really may be better off with a more light-weight framework. (nobody going to drag me off the stage...?)
Jumping forward to the imminent release of Drupal 8 to look back on Drupal 7
The key difference should be to make it easier to find Drupal talent, currently Drupal has a long learning curve, even more worryingly even experienced Drupal developers may be taking different 'correct' but incompatible approaches (Panels, Context, etc. etc.) D8 will use some existing frameworks and more mainstream PHP design practices.
An agile tool should not require an extensive learning curve before it becomes useful.
Some of the biggest current weaknesses of Drupal are to be addressed
Although it my seem harsh to say that Drupal is hard to learn, particularly for someone who is already an insider, I have encountered too many designers/frontenders who attempted to use Drupal to extend their repetoire, crashed and turned to Wordpress or similar, I have encountered too many agencies moving from Design to full service and crashing with Drupal, turning to Wordpress or ExpressionEngine or Modx ....
Note: I have not really talked about the Drupal community (which is a marvellous thing in it's own right) but when looking to use a tool you shouldn't expect to have to join a 'support group', community support and the inertia to pull in the contrib. modules will be vital to D8 success though I think.
Some of the things we can do very easily to start building our own content management system.
Drupal has the most comprehensive administrative functionality for modelling content of any of the frameworks/tools I have used.
The screen below is from Drupal 8, note that Drupal 8 improves things for the non-developer because a few more fields like email, date and entity reference are included in Core.
Content fields can have lots of options
Without lifting a finger we have user management, revisioning, roles and permissions.
Add a couple of modules such as Diff and Workbench, already we are building a powerful content system.
Workbench allows us to add stages and users to a custom editorial workflow, diff is a nice little addition that allows users who can see revisions to visualise changes between them.
The ease with which you can apply multiple taxononomies in Drupal and the tools surrounding them are not often found elsewhere.
Although sometimes a little help from a module such as Taxonomy Manager can help to organise them.
Once we build a large volume of content we have use of the powerful Views module help filter and sort. I am confident that everybody will be familiar with Views, they will appear again later.
The search that comes out of the box with Drupal is not too horrible, it will be vastly enchanced however by adding the Search Api and Facet API module
Search API can vastly enchance search even without the addition of Apache Solr
Search API and the various modules that work with it can be used to build powerful searches even without the aid a Apache Solr, although not as performant this may suffice if traffic is moderate and will certainly suffice for testing and development.
We can do better though...
Jeni Tehan has an excellent talk on Building a Tasty Backend that suggests how to significantly improve the content authoring experience using available modules and techniques.
Typical agency Drupal projects I have been involved with have devoted very little time and thought to the back-end experience
I have encountered more than one case of content being collated, gathered and edited in Excel spreadsheets prior to website developement.
One agency that was going to build a cheap Wordpress website for a friend of mine even advised setting up a spreadsheet to prepare his content (he was putting all the data from one catalog entry into a single cell).
How quickly could you set up a simple Drupal site for data-entry on a $5-$10 VPS? (the answer is very easy of course)
Getting the content out comes later.....
Or maybe build a theme on top of it, the content could inform your Design/UX/UI process (sorry Wordpress, but we will get back to you later.)
Developers have all the admin tools that non-developers have but they have opportunities to write code.
A developer writes PHP somewhere, Drupal provided hooks etc. I like to think of Drupal without custom code as a 'Ready Meal'
Why do I often sense resistence to this level of training?
Perhaps because then they will realise there is hardly any custom code in many sites :P
Actually most of the custom code on many sites is CSS, HTML and JS.
Which means most of the work is done by the Themer?
The command line seems to be stonger than ever, perhaps because OS X has a decent one, because Designers and Frontend developers are setting up Ruby and CSS pre-processors plus other workflow tools.
I am assuming that most Drupal users don't need need much of an introduction to Drush a PHP command line tool that has many commands for Drupal aside from the standard module downloading, installing disabling etc.. Many contrib modules (Features and Migrate for example) provide Drush commands that are often easier/faster to run than via the normal admin interface.
Create a quick backup in your home directory:
$ drush sql-dump > ~/backup.sql
Load a quick backup:
$ drush sqlc < ~/backup.sql
You can script the Drush commands with a shell script if you wish
Note: a dev tool, not a replacement for Backup and Migrate module or server backups
Create a php file and run it from the command line against Drupal using Drush.
$ drush scr foo.php
This in foo.php will load a node and spit out on the command line
<?php
$node = node_load(100);
print_r($node);
Load some nodes and iterate over them:
// Note: this is rubbish deprecated slow ass way to load nodes.
$nodes = node_load_multiple(array(), array('type' => 'production_content'));
// Iterate over the nodes and reprocess them.
foreach ($nodes as $node) {
// Do something with each $node you evil genius you.
node_save($node); //muhahahaaaaaa
}
You can make this as complicated as you like, refine the selection process, etc. improve the code.
You can use Drush to experiment quickly with D8 code.
D8 also works with Composer the PHP package manager (I believe you can now use composer to manage libraries in your modules)
There is also the Drupal 8 console code that is growing all the time, basically watch this video and be amazed :):) This will generate all the boilerplate code for modules, service, routes, plugins, blocks etc. for you on request.
Yes if you don't code PHP or want to set something up for somebody you can do some neat stuff with Views Bulk Operations
There is so much more you can do with code though.....
If you are a developer and nothing springs to mind at this point then ......
Let me sweeten the deal a little!
WYSIWYG the epitome of evil!
Querypath is a PHP library that allows you to load in HTML and XML documents and work with them in a similar manner to JQuery. There is even a Drupal Querypath module that makes things a bit easier to make the library accessible to your code.
You can in theory correct/adjust just about any html in a field, and fix most of the atrocities caused by hand edited html or WYSIWYG editors (because some people are going to just try to put an html page into your body field).
$content_body = '' . $content_body . '';
$qp_options = array(
'convert_to_encoding' => 'utf-8',
'convert_from_encoding' => 'utf-8',
'strip_low_ascii' => FALSE,
);
$qp = htmlqp($content_body, NULL, $qp_options);
$imgs = $qp->top('img');
foreach ($imgs as $img) {
$img->remove();
}
$node->body[LANGUAGE_NONE][0]['value'] = $qp->top('body')->innerHTML();
You can do more complicated things such a removing old-school named anchors and placing their anchors as ids on their parent element (just an example), the sky is the limit really.
And of course you can manipulate the html (or XML) anywhere you write code, not just in some crazy script
A content management system would be a pretty poor system if there weren't ways to get the content out.
The base-level, the universal solvent of data is the csv file, you can of course script some PHP and cook these yourself, or alternatively use the Views Data Exporter module.
I had a large library of XML documents, which originally had been used for print and PDF etc. Some of these had been inserted into a number of Drupal 6 websites over the years (via a basic XSL transform to HTML)
Tracking what was where for updates was done in a series of spreadsheets there was no direct information in the Drupal sites to identify them from the countless thousands of other articles. There were duplicates, orphans, documents floating outside of any menu systems (even the titles may not match).
We had to find them and track them, easy to add a new field so we can identify them going forward, not so easy to actually find them and match them in the first place.
Without too much pain we cross-matched the information found some atrocities and had a lot of useful data in our production system.
We now know where this content sits (if at all) on the various sites and even have an uber-taxonomy that shows us where the items site in the various menus on the sites.
RSS despite being a bit long in the tooth is still a valuable tool for simple syndication of content where the likes of title, description, content will suffice. There are various Drupal modules that can extend the basic RSS functionality available in Drupal and Views. Views RSS module a fields-based views style plugin for RSS and various other plugins can provide for extensions to the RSS specification.
Aside from it's original use-case RSS can be used to provide a constant feed of a subset of content and allow updates to content to be obtained.
Be clear that everyone understands how it is to be used, lay-people can confuse the use-case of a simple RSS widget as opposed to using RSS to load content from somewhere else.
There was a long-existing news content type that I was introduced to, a number of news items were produced each week via a complex editorial workflow involving a writer, editor, administrator(who entered content into a website), proofer(who checked on the website) etc. etc.
Some participants worked out of the office, everything started on MS Word documents and emails.
The content was hand-entered directly onto 6 different Drupal 6 web sites, then entered seperately onto a Wordpress website to provide RSS feeds to external users (yes normal people often find it easier to install and use Wordpress than fiddle with even an existing Drupal site they have been given)
We built the news content type into our Drupal Production System, created appropriate roles and a workflow for all the steps in Workbench.
Initially the administrator started entering news into the Production System, the proofer proofed it and it was published into an RSS feed that with a little coaxing was automatically fed into each Drupal 6 site.
Turns out we didn't have the complete picture the Drupal 6 site news had a description, block of links and image added, the content for the Wordpress feeds required a copyright message.
We added more fields for the new content sections new RSS displays to the view, the RSS feeds represented the different versions, in one case the img tags get stripped out (via hook_views_rss_item_elements_alter())
There was resistance from people initially (people naturally don't like change). Even though the editor had to deal with fixing dodgy characters from Word on OS X, prior to putting it into Word on a PC (introducing more problems for the administrator)
We chased the process back up the chain get people to work directly with Drupal and making the Production System back-end easier to use.
Now they love it, giving something to people to make their lives easier and remove the Drudgery wins them over.
None of the individual steps were difficult in Drupal.
Drupal has too many modules and features, after laying out the basic ones so far there is little time to go in too much detail over even a fraction of the tools that can be used to work on content. I will quickly introduce a couple more of the significant others in the next slides.
The migrate module provides a flexible framework for migrating content into Drupal.
As the getting started with migrate page states 'To develop migration processes based on the Migrate framework, you will need to create your own Migration classes in a custom module.' this is not as scary as it sounds and actually is a great way to start getting into object oriented programming with PHP if you haven't done so before
Of most interest to us originally was the supporting Drupal-to-Drupal migration module (it does what it says :))
The RESTful Web Services module exposes Drupal resources (e.g. entities) as RESTful web services. Which means you can perform CRUD (create, read, update, delete) operations on all entities.
From the module page: "#D8CX: I pledge that RESTWS will be obsolete on the day that Drupal 8 is released, because we have REST module in D8 core now!"
The UUID module automatically generates a Universally Unique Identifier for all core Drupal entities (example: 000e96ba-b7ee-42e1-8094-ca9220c0c82a). This can be used for example in a central content Production System where a reference to the UUID can uniquely identify the source content on all sites where it appears. The module will also generate seperate unique ids for all revisions in the node_revision table.
You don't have to do anything it all happens automatically and unique ids are available in loaded nodes etc.
The text formats and filters in Drupal are extremely powerful, this is just a nod in their general direction rather than an in depth investigation, but those text formats: Full HTML, Filtered HTML, Plain Text etc. can be edited and added to in the back-end.
We have attached the HTML Purifier filter to a 'migrate' format so that we can invoke it programatically.
The Drupal check_markup() function can be used to invoke a filter programatically.
$filtered_text = check_markup($text,'migrate');
We had many pieces of content existing on 5 aging Drupal 6 sites that needed to be cherrypicked, some would be useable for resale.
Although there were many candidates they existed amongst thousands of pieces of content that were not reusable.
There was only one content type on the Drupal 6 sites and categorisation didn't help much in selection
Aside from the delivery mechanism you have to think about what you are delivering
HTML generated on an aging Drupal 6 site in a WYSIYG editor probably won't sit well in somebody elses website.
Even if you account for HTML4 -> HTML5 (the other way is much worse) you should really stip out presentational data, classes, ids etc.
We used Migrate module to migrate from Drupal 6 sites into the Drupal 7 Production System, Querypath and some custom filtering were key to cleaning up/rewriting the HTML.
Progressive iterations of migration and triage, initially based on educated guesses we added fields and view to the Production system so that the original editorial staff could triage with checkboxes.
The data from the triage was exported via csv and pushed back into Drupal 6 site (scripts and Drush) so we could mark up which items to ignore.
Alongside ignoring some articles for potential reuse this also acted a big quality excercise, some articles were deleted, updated etc.
We ended up with a collection of cleaned, categorised content in the Production system that could be re-purposed
Parts of this as presented here may seem a little casual and relaxed, all the usual Drupal approaches can still be applied however. There shouldn't be anything wrong in taking an iterative approach.
Scripts that bootstrap Drupal can be well written, tested, they can contain functions that can be moved to helper functions in a custom module or converted to custom Drush commands if needed.
Drupal 8 does support PHP Unit as well (I have not tried it yet though).
I have seen cases of serious obstacles to project completion because of blind adherence to methodologies without full understanding, this makes me feel....
Drupal is so strong for content I believe there is also a strong usecase for using Drupal for content only. A back-end content management system feeding a seperate front-end.
This is not new of course Headless Drupal in short, with Headless Drupal, a visitor to the website will not interact with Drupal directly. Often the front-end suggested is some kind of Javascript framework but why not an alternative light-weight CMS (especially if there is one already in place).
OK I can see that being a hardsell ;)
Perhaps an easier pill to swallow is fronting a headless Drupal with ... Drupal?
Not for every situation perhaps. There may be even simpler cases where a static front-end site is periodically generated.
A Drupalcon Amsterdam talk by Larry Garfield and Hagen Last DrupalCon Amsterdam 2014: A Decoupled Drupal with Silex a very interesting and probably completly unique approach involving Drupal, Silex, Elastic search and Varnish
We are just completing a project to make highly customisable Drupal 7 sites that can pull any of the various content types from the maturing Production System
We are using Drupal to front Drupal now and that front-end is about the only thing that has run over schedule so far (thanks to the pesky 10% on a highly designed site).
I think I am now comfortable with what I should be using Drupal for and Drupal 8 (with a bare minimum of contrib modules) should be even better for the job .........
Agility is about things that work, as near a possible to when they are most needed.
Any easy questions?


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1 A great sign was seen in heaven: a woman clothed with the sun, and with the moon under her feet; and a crown of twelve stars was on her head.
2 She was pregnant and was crying out in birth pains—in the anguish of childbirth.
3 And another sign was seen in heaven: Look! There was a huge red dragon that had seven heads and ten horns, and there were seven crowns on his heads.
4 His tail swept away a third of the stars in heaven and hurled them down to the earth. The dragon stood before the woman who was about to give birth, so that when she gave birth, he might devour her child.
5 She gave birth to a son, a male child, who is about to rule all the nations with an iron rod. Her child was snatched away to God and to his throne,
6 and the woman fled into the wilderness, where God had prepared a place for her, so she could be taken care of for 1,260 days.
7 Now there was war in heaven. Michael and his angels fought against the dragon; and the dragon and his angels fought back.
8 But the dragon was not strong enough to win. So there was no longer any place in heaven for him and his angels.
9 The great dragon—that old serpent called the devil or Satan who deceives the whole world—was thrown down to the earth, and his angels were thrown down with him.
10 Then I heard a loud voice in heaven:
"Now have come the salvation, the power—
and the kingdom of our God,
and the authority of his Christ.
For the accuser of our brothers has been thrown down—
the one who accused them before our God day and night.
11 They conquered him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony,
for they did not love their lives so much, even to death.
12 Therefore, rejoice, you heavens,
and all who reside in them.
But woe to the earth and to the sea
because the devil has gone down to you.
He is filled with terrible anger,
because he knows he only has a little time.
13 When the dragon realized he had been thrown down to the earth, he pursued the woman who had given birth to the male child.
14 But the woman was given the two wings of a great eagle, so that she might fly to the place prepared for her in the wilderness, the place where she would be taken care of, for a time, times, and half a time—out of the reach of the serpent.
15 The serpent poured water out of his mouth like a river, that he might make a flood to sweep her away.
16 But the earth helped the woman. It opened its mouth and swallowed the river the dragon poured out of his mouth.
17 Then the dragon was enraged at the woman and went off to make war with the rest of her descendants—those who obey God's commandments and hold to the testimony about Jesus.
18 Then the dragon stood on the sand of the seashore.


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My automatic thoughts for creating the Camera of the Future was to blend new with old. I wanted to incorperate simple elements from the Polariod, like a dry process, but keep new technology like utilizing a memory card. I created a three tier camera that would work in conjunction with detachable glasses for more detailed, professional use.
The diagram takes the user along a series of decisions that can be made when using The Camera of the Future. You have a few options to choose from, like using the detachable glasses, or opting to use a memory card.
The Camera of the Future has a reoccuring theme: duality. I wanted to create an advertisement that depicted the camera's size, as well as function, both professionally and casually.
Mental health has come a long way recently, but there's still much more of a journey. These survey questions and answers show how college student's outlook on their personal mental health, and how mental health is dealt with in their community.
Responses are coded into shapes and colors from the image above. These two artboards contain how I was able to construct images into answers, and choose the placement for each component.
Above is one response from a singular participant in the survey. Each component has a corresponding answer to each question as seen in the key below.


One afternoon at school, after showing them off to my friends, I took 4 milligrams of xanax. It was lunch time at school and I took them on a full stomach.
I went back to English class and everything was starting to get a little dizzy.
I went on to band class, in which we were doing nothing because the director was leaving us. I only know this because I was told, I don't remember what happened in that class at all.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
After school I somehow managed to safely drive home. It's beyond me how I didn't wreck or something.
I came home and soon crashed in the recliner. I must have zonked completely out. Later when my mom was home, I staggered like a drunk man into our living room. She asked what was wrong and I drunkenly replied 'Nothin...' And went back to the recliner.
I woke up later that evening and felt normal. My mom didn't think too much about the episode that afternoon, though both my parents remarked that my speech sounded slurred.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


You can use open source datasets and build tasks in
Heartex.Datasets
.
For this project we support the following file formats:
{% if 'json' in project.supported_formats %}
-
JSON:
text files in javascript object notation format
{% endif %}
{% if 'csv' in project.supported_formats %}
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CSV:
text files with tables in Comma Separated Values format
{% endif %}
{% if 'tsv' in project.supported_formats %}
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TSV:
text files with tables in Tab Separated Value format
{% endif %}
{% if 'txt' in project.supported_formats %}
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TXT:
simple text files, similar to CSV with one column and no header, supported if the project config contains one
source only
{% endif %}
- ZIP / RAR with one or multiple files inside from the list below, e.g.:
"zip archive.zip *.json"
- Import multiple files at once if you need
- Or click
here to add a sample task
right now.
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Read more about import in our documentation


Radial distribution function plots with atomic snapshots of a representative nanocrystalline NiAl model with 4.5 nm coarser grain, colored as per CSP during creep deformation for ( a) 0, ( b) 4, ( c) 20, ( d) 40 ps under the stress levels of 2.0 GPa at 1200 and 1400 K.


Established in Fulham by two close friends who both discovered they had a phobia for working in an office. The London Garden Guys are saving gardens everyday, and keeping them immaculate every week, all year round. We never say no to a job, we always say yes to a challenge. So if you have recently mistaken your garden for a section of the Amazon rainforest. Or if your BBQ has not been seen since the day you built it. Then The London Garden Guys & Gals will create your outdoor escape.
Landscaping gardens to creating our signature lavender window boxes. And all mowing, weeding and cutting in between. Our network of gardeners, tradesmen and designers ensure your garden, ends up exactly as you want it.
Our cheery team of Garden Guys ensuring the journey to a beautiful garden is as refreshing as the garden your left with.
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{% extends '__base.html' %} {% block content %}
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public class GameEngine
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
GameEngine(int[][] map,
int n,
boolean twoPlayers,
GameManager gManager)
Constructor called by Controller.GameManager with 2D array holding the wall map and the dimension size.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addScore(int index,
int score)
Increase the score.
|
void |
changeWallType(Wall w)
Change the wall type.
|
void |
deleteGameObject(GameObject object)
Method is called for deleting an object from game
|
void |
dropPowerUp(int x,
int y)
Drop new power ups to the game map.
|
int |
elapseTime(int x1,
int y1,
boolean b1)
In singleplayer game, elapseTime method is called by Controller.GameManager to advance game
with directions of player
|
int |
elapseTime(int x1,
int y1,
boolean b1,
int x2,
int y2,
boolean b2)
In singleplayer game, elapseTime method is called by Controller.GameManager to advance game
with directions of players
|
void |
killBombers(boolean b)
Kill all bombers.
|
void |
serveGameMap()
Send game data to the manager after every action.
|
public GameEngine(int[][] map, int n, boolean twoPlayers, GameManager gManager)
map
- map for the game.n
- grid size of the game.twoPlayers
- playing or not.gManager
- Game manager reference for the game.public void addScore(int index, int score)
index
- player1 or 2.score
- to increase.public void serveGameMap()
public void killBombers(boolean b)
b
- timer ends or not.public int elapseTime(int x1, int y1, boolean b1)
x1
- movement in x axis for player1's bombery1
- movement in y axis for player1's bomberb1
- is action flag for dropping bomb for player1's bomberpublic int elapseTime(int x1, int y1, boolean b1, int x2, int y2, boolean b2)
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Before cooking the pork, remove the meat from the fridge and bring it to room temperature if necessary.
For the pork, preheat the oven to its highest temperature. Pat the pork loin dry with kitchen paper. Place the meat onto a roasting tray.
Roast the meat in the hot oven for 12-15 minutes, or until the skin begins to blister and the meat takes on some colour. Reduce the oven temperature to 170C/150 Fan/Gas 3 and continue to cook the meat for a further 1 hour, or until completely cooked through. (The pork is cooked through if the juices run clear if pierced in the thickest part with a skewer.)
Transfer the pork loin to a chopping board and remove the skin in one piece using a sharp knife. Wrap the pork tightly in aluminium foil and set aside to rest.
Increase the oven temperature to 190C/170 Fan/Gas 5.
While the meat rests, place the skin onto a baking tray and sprinkle all over with salt. Cook in the oven for 18-20 minutes, or until golden-brown and very crisp, then remove from the oven.
For the roast potatoes, pour enough rapeseed oil into a deep-sided roasting tray to reach 0.5cm/½in up the sides. Carefully transfer the tray to the oven to heat the oil - this should take 15-20 minutes.
Meanwhile, boil the potatoes in a pan of salted water for 12-15 minutes, until almost tender. Drain well, shaking the potatoes in the colander to roughen the edges.
Carefully add the potatoes to the hot oil, as quickly as is safe to do so. (CAUTION: It is important the potatoes are dry before they are added to the oil - if they are wet the hot oil will spit. Take great care not to burn yourself.)
For the Yorkshire puddings, divide the oil equally among the 12 holes of a muffin tin. Heat the oil in the oven for 15-20 minutes, until smoking hot.
Whisk the milk and eggs together into a large bowl until well combined. Gradually sprinkle in the flour, whisking after each addition, until the mixture forms a smooth batter with the consistency of double cream. Add the dried sage and onion salt and whisk again. Transfer the batter to a large jug, then set aside to rest for 5 minutes.
When the oil is very hot, carefully remove the muffin tin from the oven and pour enough batter into each of the wells to reach 1.5cm/½in up the sides. Return the muffin tin to the oven and cook the Yorkshire puddings for 18-20 minutes, or until risen, crisp and golden-brown.
Meanwhile, for the mash, boil the swede and carrots in a pan of salted, boiling water for 25-30 minutes, or until tender. Drain well and mash with the butter until smooth. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Meanwhile, for the apple sauce, heat the butter in a lidded saucepan over a medium heat. When the butter is foaming, add the apple and a splash of cold water, then cover the pan with the lid. Reduce the heat to low and cook the apples for 12-15 minutes, or until completely tender. Just before serving, stir in the honey and salt. Beat the mixture until well combined but still retaining some texture.
For the spring greens, heat the oil in a large frying pan over a high heat. Add the chopped bacon and fry for 3-4 minutes, stirring regularly, until the fat has melted and the bacon is crisp and golden-brown.
Add the spring greens to the pan and stir-fry for 1-2 minutes, or until wilted and coated in the fat. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper, then stir in the hazelnut pieces.
To serve, slice the pork loin joint into 6 one-bone portions or cutlets. Serve the Yorkshire puddings, vegetables and apple sauce alongside.


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Dublin: Come to the Scala Users Group Meetup on Sept. 24
On Tuesday, September 24, we’re holding the first Gilt Tech-organized gathering of the Dublin Scala Users Group meetup group. The fun takes place at at Engine Yard’s comfy offices and begins at 7 PM; RSVP here.
More details on the talks:
Featured Presentation: “Fast but Not Loose: Typesafe Clients in a Distributed Service Architecture, a Retrospective” by Eric Bowman
Gilt is an innovative online shopping destination that offers its members special access to inspiring merchandise, culinary offerings, and experiences every day, many at insider prices. Every day at noon EST, Gilt launches dozens of new sales that draw many thousands of visitors to the site–often within the span of a few seconds. As a result, Gilt has some challenging technical and non-functional requirements. Our Architecture Team focuses on how to scale Gilt’s model to accommodate more sales, more customers, and more people working on the system.
Gilt’s service architecture started as Ruby and migrated to the JVM, but kept a hashmaps and JSON approach, and then migrated again to a typesafe, futures-based strong client model implemented in Scala. This talk is a retrospective on our journey, with particular emphasis on the last approach. What are the benefits of a strong client model? When did it slow down development, and when did it speed it up? How did we handle binary compatibility across hundreds of services (or did we??)? How do we guarantee compatibility across multiple versions of the client stack? Would we do it this way again?
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Identity, Values and Strengths Exploration
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The entrance to the mining area is adjusted from ZING coin to USDT, BTC, ETH, EOS.
投入矿区入口由ZING币调整成USDT,BTC,ETH,EOS
The output of the highest mines was adjusted by 120%, and that of the common mines was adjusted by 105%.
高级矿区产出调整120%,普通矿区产出调整为105%
Promotion revenue was cancelled and medals were adjusted from 8 to 3 levels.
推广收益取消勋章调整由原来的8层调整为3层
Newly increased node revenue (Common node and super node are 0.8% and 1.2% of team input in mining area respectively.)
新增节点收益(普通节点和超级节点分别为团队投入矿区量的0.8%和1.2%)
Advantages 优点
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People in the coin circle are easy to operate, and mainstream digital coin approaches directly.
方便币圈朋友操作，直接主流数字币进场
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Increase the difficulty of mining and reduce the output reasonably.
方便币圈朋友操作，直接主流数字币进场
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Favorable to reach ZING price consensus.
有利于ZING价格共识达成
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Favorable to ZING value improvement.
有益于ZING价值提升
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Cancel the medal to achieve more justice and incentive, compress algebraic incentives, and cooperate with the exchange strategy.
取消勋章实现更加公正激励，压缩代数奖励，配合交易所策略
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Nodes can take on ZING's value consensus education.
节点可以当担ZING的价值共识教育
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Favorable to increase market participation and enthusiasm.
有有利于提高市场的参与积极性
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Maintaining the current mining revenue without changing the entrance to the mining area.
不改变投入矿区入口，维持当前的挖矿收益
Disadvantages 缺点
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Miners get more money. Compound interest deposit is serious, which is not conducive to market value promotion.
矿工获得更多币量。复利滚存严重，不利于市值提升
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Medal results in serious arbitrage among speculators, and it is difficult to distribute rewards fairly.
勋章导致投机客严重套利，奖励分配很难公平
Supported 已支持
Support 支持
已有{$all_type2}人选择支持


The Team
President. Michelle Yoon
Hello! I'm Michelle Yoon, a senior at Amador Valley High School. I am proud to serve you as LiNK Club's President for 2017-2018! I'm an upbeat and enthusiastic gal who loves vintage coffee shops and striped shirts. In my free time, you would most likely find me playing viola or putting up motivational sticky notes that I completely ignore throughout the school year. I definitely look forward to serving you through LiNK Club, and I cannot wait to see what the future holds. 🍎
Vice President. Nora Youn
Hi there! My name is Nora Youn, and I'm the Vice President of the 2017-2018 Amador LiNK Club. I am an incoming sophomore. Some fun facts are that I have lived in three different countries(South Korea, India, and the U.S), I play the violin, and I love eating Korean food. Looking forward to a great year at LiNK!
Treasurer. Lucy Kim
Lucy Kim, a senior at Amador Valley High School, is on her second year being the treasurer for LiNK. On her free time, she enjoys playing the violin and listening to music. A side fact is that she spends the majority of her money on makeup so she is always broke. Hah. She hopes to promote LiNK as much as she could and free those who are trapped in North Korea.
Secretary. Kyra Trinh
Year : senior
Fun Facts: Im color guard captain. And i really like winnie the pooh and hamilton
Public Relations. Daisee Kim
Hey guys! I'm Daisee and an upcoming senior. Im one of LiNK's public relations officer. Some fun facts about me are that I play the cello and enjoy art. I love watching movies and hanging out with friends. Also, I like walking on the left side of people rather than the right. Can't wait to meet everyone!
Public Relations. Cathy
Hello I am Cathy and I am very excited to be one of your senior Public Relations Officers for this year! Fun fact about Cathy Yoo: I can gulp water really loudly. I look forward to getting to know you guys and making the best of this year :)
Info & Tech Manager. Jaewook Lee
Hello, I am Jae. I am a senior and a tech manager for LiNK. Fun fact is that I play tennis even though I dont like getting tanned.
Info & Tech Manager. Mayank Sharma
Greetings, peasants. I'm a senior and one of LiNK's Technology Officers. As part of my massive superiority over the vast majority of the population, I have memorized 63 digits of pi, beaten Battletoads (without save states), and taught several 5-year-olds to quote Nietzsche. I am also 10% of Taco Bell's consumer base, a communist, and a connoisseur of Netflix. I enjoy math. Still feelin' the Bern.


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Trace QML Type
Trace is a data model for touch input data. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtQuick.VirtualKeyboard 2.2 |
| Since: | QtQuick.VirtualKeyboard 2.0 |
Properties
- channels : list<strings>
- isCanceled : bool
- isFinal : bool
- length : int
- traceId : int
Methods
- int addPoint(point point)
- var channelData(string channel, int pos, int count)
- var points(int pos, int count)
- void setChannelData(int index, string channel, var data)
Detailed Description
Trace provides the data model for coordinate data and other optional data associated with a single stroke.
A typical use case for the trace object is as follows:
- TraceInputArea or other input device initiates the trace event by calling InputEngine.traceBegin() method.
- If the current input method accepts the event it creates a trace object and configures the required data channels (if any).
- TraceInputArea collects the data for the trace object.
- TraceInputArea calls the InputEngine.traceEnd() method to finish the trace and passing the trace object back to input method.
- The input method processes the data and discards the object when it is no longer needed.
The coordinate data is retrieved using the points() function.
In addition to coordinate based data, it is possible to attach an arbitrary data channel for each data point.
The data channels must be defined before the points are added. The data channels supported by the TraceInputArea are listed below:
"t"
Collects time for each data point. The time is the number of milliseconds since 1970/01/01:
For example, to configure the object to collect the times for each point:
Trace *trace = new Trace(this); trace->setChannels(QStringList() << "t");
The collected data can be accessed using the channelData() function:
QVariantList timeData = trace->channelData("t");
Trace objects are owned by their creator, which is the input method in normal case. This means the objects are constructed in the InputMethod.traceBegin() (QML) method.
By definition, the trace object can be destroyed at earliest in the InputMethod.traceEnd() (QML) method.
Property Documentation
List of additional data channels in the Trace. This property must be initialized before the data is added.
This property defines whether the Trace is canceled. The input data should not be processed from the Traces whose isCanceled property set to true.
This property defines whether the Trace can accept more data. If the value is true, no more data is accepted.
Method Documentation
Adds a point to the Trace.
The method returns index of the point added, or -1 if the points cannot be added (i.e. the isFinal is true).
Note: The returned index is required to associate additional data with the point using the setChannelData() function.
var channelData(string channel, int pos, int count) |
Returns data from the specified channel. If no other parameters are given, the function returns all the data.
If the pos parameter is given, the function returns data starting at the position. The count parameter limits how many items are returned.
var points(int pos, int count) |
Returns list of points. If no parameters are given, the function returns all the points.
If the pos parameter is given, the function returns points starting at the position. The count parameter limits how many points are returned.
The returned list contains point
types.
void setChannelData(int index, string channel, var data) |
Sets data for the point at index in the given data channel.
If this method is not called for each data point, the channel data will be padded with empty values. However, the data cannot be added at arbitrary index, i.e., it must be added in synchronously with the point data.


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| Surv {survival} | R Documentation |
Create a survival object, usually used as a response variable in a model formula. Argument matching is special for this function, see Details below.
Surv(time, time2, event, type=c('right', 'left', 'interval', 'counting', 'interval2', 'mstate'), origin=0) is.Surv(x)
time |
for right censored data, this is the follow up time. For interval data, the first argument is the starting time for the interval. |
event |
The status indicator, normally 0=alive, 1=dead. Other choices are
|
time2 |
ending time of the interval for interval censored or counting
process data only. Intervals are assumed to be open on the left and
closed on the right, |
type |
character string specifying the type of censoring. Possible values
are |
origin |
for counting process data, the hazard function origin. This option was intended to be used in conjunction with a model containing time dependent strata in order to align the subjects properly when they cross over from one strata to another, but it has rarely proven useful. |
x |
any R object. |
When the type
argument is missing the code assumes a type based
on the following rules:
If there are two unnamed arguments, they will match time
and
event
in that order. If there are three unnamed arguments
they match time
, time2
and event
.
If the event variable is a factor then type mstate
is
assumed. Otherwise type right
if there is no time2
argument, and type counting
if there is.
As a consequence the type
argument will normally be omitted.
When the survival type is "mstate" then the status variable will be treated as a factor. The first level of the factor is taken to represent censoring and remaining ones a transition to the given state.
Interval censored data can be represented in two ways. For the first
use type = "interval"
and the codes shown above. In that usage the
value of the time2
argument is ignored unless event=3.
The second approach is to think of each observation as a time
interval with (-infinity, t) for left censored, (t, infinity) for
right censored, (t,t) for exact and (t1, t2) for an interval.
This is the approach used for type = interval2. Infinite values can
be represented either by actual infinity (Inf) or NA.
The second form has proven to be the more useful one.
Presently, the only methods allowing interval censored data are the
parametric models computed by survreg
and survival curves
computed by survfit
; for both of these,
the distinction between open and closed intervals
is unimportant.
The distinction is important for counting process data and
the Cox model.
The function tries to distinguish between the use of 0/1 and 1/2 coding for
censored data via the condition
if (max(status)==2)
.
If 1/2 coding is used and all the subjects are censored, it will
guess wrong.
In any questionable case it is safer to use logical coding,
e.g., Surv(time, status==3)
would indicate that a 3
is
the code for an event.
For multi-state survival (type= "mstate") the status variable can have multiple levels. The first of these will stand for censoring, and the others for various event types, e.g., causes of death.
Surv objects can be subscripted either as a vector, e.g.
x[1:3]
using a single subscript,
in which case the drop
argument is ignored and the result will be
a survival object;
or as a matrix by using two subscripts.
If the second subscript is missing and drop=F
(the default),
the result of the subscripting will be a Surv object, e.g.,
x[1:3,,drop=F]
,
otherwise the result will be a matrix (or vector), in accordance with
the default behavior for subscripting matrices.
An object of class Surv
. There are methods for print
,
is.na
, and subscripting survival objects. Surv
objects
are implemented as a matrix of 2 or 3 columns that has further
attributes. These include the type (left censored, right censored,
counting process, etc.) and labels for the states for multi-state
objects. Any attributes of the input arguments are also preserved
in inputAttributes
. This may be useful for other packages that
have attached further information to data items such as labels; none
of the routines in the survival package make use of these
values, however.
In the case of is.Surv
, a logical value TRUE
if x
inherits from class "Surv"
, otherwise an FALSE
.
with(lung, Surv(time, status)) Surv(heart$start, heart$stop, heart$event)


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This sample demonstrates how to post to a Slack channel in response to the completion of a test matrix in Firebase Test Lab. The message will look like this:
Clone or download this repo and open this directory in a terminal:
cd testlab-to-slack
npm install -g firebase-tools
and then sign
in with firebase login
.
firebase use --add
and
select your project in the list.
cd functions; npm install; cd -
Set the following environment variables so that the function can authenticate with Slack and post to the correct room:
This sample comes with a web-based UI for testing the function. To test it out:
firebase deploy --only functions


Am I dead?
That is the question everyone wonders at some point in their life, are you dead or alive? Here we leave the philosophy behind it aside to answer that question literally:
No, you are not dead.
Yes, this is just a useless site to tell you whether or not you are dead.
Did you know that most dead people don't actually know they're dead? Roughly 100% of dead people have trouble answering that simple question: Am I dead?. Mostly because their brain doesn't work anymore.
If you are wondering what kind of technology we use to determine if you are dead, it's actually a very advanced algorithm developed by norwegian scientists, explained in the flowchart below:
This was actually inspired in hasthelargehadroncolliderdestroyedtheworldyet.com
If you have more existential questions about life, death, this site, the universe, the afterlife and such, you may find the answers you are looking for in the FAQs page.


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Attribute that defines the properties of a Mixed Reality Toolkit extension service.
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Attribute that defines the properties of a Mixed Reality Toolkit extension service.
◆ MixedRealityExtensionServiceAttribute()
| Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.MixedRealityExtensionServiceAttribute.MixedRealityExtensionServiceAttribute |
( |
SupportedPlatforms |
runtimePlatforms, |
|
|
string |
name = "" , |
|
|
string |
defaultProfilePath = "" , |
|
|
string |
packageFolder = "MixedRealityToolkit" , |
|
|
bool |
requiresProfile = false |
|
) |
| |
Constructor
- Parameters
-
| runtimePlatforms | The platforms on which the extension service is supported. |
| defaultProfilePath | The relative path to the default profile asset. |
| packageFolder | The package folder to which the path is relative. |
◆ DefaultProfile
| virtual BaseMixedRealityProfile Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.MixedRealityExtensionServiceAttribute.DefaultProfile |
|
get |
◆ DefaultProfilePath
| virtual string Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.MixedRealityExtensionServiceAttribute.DefaultProfilePath |
|
get |
The file path to the default profile asset relative to the package folder.
◆ Name
| virtual string Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.MixedRealityExtensionServiceAttribute.Name |
|
get |
The friendly name for this service.
◆ PackageFolder
| virtual string Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.MixedRealityExtensionServiceAttribute.PackageFolder |
|
get |
The package where the default profile asset resides.
◆ RequiresProfile
| virtual bool Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.MixedRealityExtensionServiceAttribute.RequiresProfile |
|
get |
Is a profile explicitly required?
◆ RuntimePlatforms
| virtual SupportedPlatforms Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.MixedRealityExtensionServiceAttribute.RuntimePlatforms |
|
get |
The runtime platform(s) to run this service.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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About
Purpose of the blog
Hi, I'm Andrew! I previously took Analysis I with Dr. Der-Chen Chang in fall 2020. After covering over 120 theorems, defintions, postulates and remarks by the end of the semester, my handwritten study guides were a mess.
This blog contains every theorem covered in the course rendered in LaTeX. Hopefully it can serve as a helpful resource to review for homework and exams. For each chapter, there is also a downloadable pdf of the theorems. Along with a few trusted Analysis I classmates, I made sure that all theorems contained here read verbatim from the course text, An Introduction to Analysis (4th edition) by William R. Wade. If you do spot an error, let me know and I'll try to fix it as soon as possible.
Wade, W. R. (2009). An Introduction to Analysis (4th ed.). Prentice Hall.


Certainty Level Defining Diagram
"Level" being an extent to which confidence can be ascribed to the value or existence of a "Subject Property" or a qualifier.
Associations From:
| Only One |
level for |
Zero, One or Many |
Causal Relation |
| Only One |
level for |
Zero, One or Many |
Subject Property |
Supertypes:
Level


- getActualTypeArguments() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.type.DeclaredType
-
Deprecated.
Returns (in order) the actual type arguments of this type.
- getAnnotation(Class<A>) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.Declaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the annotation of this declaration having the specified
type.
- getAnnotationMirrors() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.Declaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the annotations that are directly present on this declaration.
- getAnnotationType() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.AnnotationMirror
-
Deprecated.
Returns the annotation type of this annotation.
- getAnnotationTypes() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.PackageDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the declarations of the top-level annotation types in this
package.
- getArrayType(TypeMirror) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.Types
-
Deprecated.
Returns an array type with the specified component type.
- getBounds() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.TypeParameterDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the bounds of this type parameter.
- getClasses() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.PackageDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the declarations of the top-level classes in this package.
- getComponentType() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.type.ArrayType
-
Deprecated.
Returns the component type of this array type.
- getCompositeAnnotationProcessor(AnnotationProcessor...) - Static method in class com.sun.mirror.apt.AnnotationProcessors
-
Deprecated.
Constructs a new composite annotation processor.
- getCompositeAnnotationProcessor(Collection<AnnotationProcessor>) - Static method in class com.sun.mirror.apt.AnnotationProcessors
-
Deprecated.
Constructs a new composite annotation processor.
- getConstantExpression() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.FieldDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the text of a constant expression representing the
value of this field if this field is a compile-time constant.
- getConstantValue() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.FieldDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the value of this field if this field is a compile-time
constant.
- getConstructors() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.ClassDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the constructors of this class.
- getContainingType() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.type.DeclaredType
-
Deprecated.
Returns the type that contains this type as a member.
- getDeclaration() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.type.AnnotationType
-
Deprecated.
Returns the declaration of this type.
- getDeclaration() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.type.ClassType
-
Deprecated.
Returns the declaration of this type.
- getDeclaration() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.type.DeclaredType
-
Deprecated.
Returns the declaration of this type.
- getDeclaration() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.type.EnumType
-
Deprecated.
Returns the declaration of this type.
- getDeclaration() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.type.InterfaceType
-
Deprecated.
Returns the declaration of this type.
- getDeclaration() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.type.TypeVariable
-
Deprecated.
Returns the type parameter that declared this type variable.
- getDeclarationsAnnotatedWith(AnnotationTypeDeclaration) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.apt.AnnotationProcessorEnvironment
-
Deprecated.
Returns the declarations annotated with the given annotation type.
- getDeclarationScanner(DeclarationVisitor, DeclarationVisitor) - Static method in class com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationVisitors
-
Deprecated.
Return a DeclarationVisitor that will scan the
declaration structure, visiting declarations contained in
another declaration.
- getDeclarationUtils() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.apt.AnnotationProcessorEnvironment
-
Deprecated.
Returns an implementation of some utility methods for
operating on declarations.
- getDeclaredType(TypeDeclaration, TypeMirror...) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.Types
-
Deprecated.
Returns the type corresponding to a type declaration and
actual type arguments.
- getDeclaredType(DeclaredType, TypeDeclaration, TypeMirror...) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.Types
-
Deprecated.
Returns the type corresponding to a type declaration
and actual arguments, given a
containing type
of which it is a member.
- getDeclaringType() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.AnnotationTypeElementDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the type declaration within which this member or constructor
is declared.
- getDeclaringType() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.EnumConstantDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the type declaration within which this member or constructor
is declared.
- getDeclaringType() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.MemberDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the type declaration within which this member or constructor
is declared.
- getDefaultValue() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.AnnotationTypeElementDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the default value of this element.
- getDocComment() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.Declaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the text of the documentation ("javadoc") comment of
this declaration.
- getElementValues() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.AnnotationMirror
-
Deprecated.
Returns this annotation's elements and their values.
- getEnumConstants() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.EnumDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the enum constants defined for this enum.
- getEnums() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.PackageDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the declarations of the top-level enum types in this package.
- getErasure(TypeMirror) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.Types
-
Deprecated.
Returns the erasure of a type.
- getFields() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.TypeDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the fields that are directly declared by this class or
interface.
- getFiler() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.apt.AnnotationProcessorEnvironment
-
Deprecated.
Returns the filer used to create new source, class, or auxiliary
files.
- getFilter(Collection<Modifier>) - Static method in class com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationFilter
-
Deprecated.
Returns a filter that selects declarations containing all of a
collection of modifiers.
- getFilter(Class<? extends Declaration>) - Static method in class com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationFilter
-
Deprecated.
Returns a filter that selects declarations of a particular kind.
- getFormalTypeParameters() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.ExecutableDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the formal type parameters of this method or constructor.
- getFormalTypeParameters() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.TypeDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the formal type parameters of this class or interface.
- getInterfaces() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.PackageDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the declarations of the top-level interfaces in this package.
- getKind() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.type.PrimitiveType
-
Deprecated.
Returns the kind of primitive type that this object represents.
- getLowerBounds() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.type.WildcardType
-
Deprecated.
Returns the lower bounds of this wildcard.
- getMessager() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.apt.AnnotationProcessorEnvironment
-
Deprecated.
Returns the messager used to report errors, warnings, and other
notices.
- getMethods() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.AnnotationTypeDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the annotation type elements of this annotation type.
- getMethods() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.ClassDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the methods that are directly declared by this class or
interface.
- getMethods() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.TypeDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the methods that are directly declared by this class or
interface.
- getModifiers() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.Declaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the modifiers of this declaration, excluding annotations.
- getNestedTypes() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.TypeDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the declarations of the nested classes and interfaces
that are directly declared by this class or interface.
- getOptions() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.apt.AnnotationProcessorEnvironment
-
Deprecated.
Returns the options passed to the annotation processing tool.
- getOwner() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.TypeParameterDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the type, method, or constructor declaration within which
this type parameter is declared.
- getPackage(String) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.apt.AnnotationProcessorEnvironment
-
Deprecated.
Returns the declaration of a package given its fully qualified name.
- getPackage() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.TypeDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the package within which this type is declared.
- getParameters() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.ExecutableDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the formal parameters of this method or constructor.
- getPosition() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.AnnotationMirror
-
Deprecated.
Returns the source position of the beginning of this annotation.
- getPosition() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.AnnotationValue
-
Deprecated.
Returns the source position of the beginning of this annotation value.
- getPosition() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.Declaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the source position of the beginning of this declaration.
- getPrimitiveType(PrimitiveType.Kind) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.Types
-
Deprecated.
Returns a primitive type.
- getProcessorFor(Set<AnnotationTypeDeclaration>, AnnotationProcessorEnvironment) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.apt.AnnotationProcessorFactory
-
Deprecated.
Returns an annotation processor for a set of annotation
types.
- getQualifiedName() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.PackageDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the fully qualified name of this package.
- getQualifiedName() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.TypeDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the fully qualified name of this class or interface
declaration.
- getQualifiedName() - Method in exception com.sun.mirror.type.MirroredTypeException
-
Deprecated.
Returns the fully qualified name of the type being accessed.
- getQualifiedNames() - Method in exception com.sun.mirror.type.MirroredTypesException
-
Deprecated.
Returns the fully qualified names of the types being accessed.
- getReturnType() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.MethodDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the formal return type of this method.
- getRoundState() - Method in class com.sun.mirror.apt.RoundCompleteEvent
-
Deprecated.
Return round state.
- getSimpleName() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.Declaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the simple (unqualified) name of this declaration.
- getSource() - Method in class com.sun.mirror.apt.RoundCompleteEvent
-
Deprecated.
Return source.
- getSourceOrderDeclarationScanner(DeclarationVisitor, DeclarationVisitor) - Static method in class com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationVisitors
-
Deprecated.
Return a DeclarationVisitor that will scan the
declaration structure, visiting declarations contained in
another declaration in source code order.
- getSpecifiedTypeDeclarations() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.apt.AnnotationProcessorEnvironment
-
Deprecated.
Returns the declarations of the types specified when the
annotation processing tool was invoked.
- getSuperclass() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.ClassDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the class type directly extended by this class.
- getSuperclass() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.type.ClassType
-
Deprecated.
Returns the class type that is a direct supertype of this one.
- getSuperinterfaces() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.TypeDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the interface types directly implemented by this class
or extended by this interface.
- getSuperinterfaces() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.type.DeclaredType
-
Deprecated.
Returns the interface types that are direct supertypes of this type.
- getThrownTypes() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.ExecutableDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the exceptions and other throwables listed in this
method or constructor's throws clause.
- getType() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.FieldDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the type of this field.
- getType() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.ParameterDeclaration
-
Deprecated.
Returns the type of this parameter.
- getTypeDeclaration(String) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.apt.AnnotationProcessorEnvironment
-
Deprecated.
Returns the declaration of a type given its fully qualified name.
- getTypeDeclarations() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.apt.AnnotationProcessorEnvironment
-
Deprecated.
A convenience method that returns the declarations of the types
included
in this invocation of the annotation processing tool.
- getTypeMirror() - Method in exception com.sun.mirror.type.MirroredTypeException
-
Deprecated.
Returns the type mirror corresponding to the type being accessed.
- getTypeMirrors() - Method in exception com.sun.mirror.type.MirroredTypesException
-
Deprecated.
Returns the type mirrors corresponding to the types being accessed.
- getTypeUtils() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.apt.AnnotationProcessorEnvironment
-
Deprecated.
Returns an implementation of some utility methods for
operating on types.
- getTypeVariable(TypeParameterDeclaration) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.Types
-
Deprecated.
Returns the type variable declared by a type parameter.
- getUpperBounds() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.type.WildcardType
-
Deprecated.
Returns the upper bounds of this wildcard.
- getValue() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.declaration.AnnotationValue
-
Deprecated.
Returns the value.
- getVoidType() - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.Types
-
Deprecated.
Returns the pseudo-type representing the type of void.
- getWildcardType(Collection<ReferenceType>, Collection<ReferenceType>) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.Types
-
Deprecated.
Returns a new wildcard.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.sun.mirror.apt.Filer.Location
-
Deprecated.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.sun.mirror.declaration.Modifier
-
Deprecated.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.sun.mirror.type.PrimitiveType.Kind
-
Deprecated.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- values() - Static method in enum com.sun.mirror.apt.Filer.Location
-
Deprecated.
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.sun.mirror.declaration.Modifier
-
Deprecated.
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.sun.mirror.type.PrimitiveType.Kind
-
Deprecated.
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- visitAnnotationType(AnnotationType) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleTypeVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits an annotation type.
- visitAnnotationType(AnnotationType) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.TypeVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits an annotation type.
- visitAnnotationTypeDeclaration(AnnotationTypeDeclaration) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits an annotation type declaration.
- visitAnnotationTypeDeclaration(AnnotationTypeDeclaration) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleDeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits an annotation type declaration.
- visitAnnotationTypeElementDeclaration(AnnotationTypeElementDeclaration) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits an annotation type element declaration.
- visitAnnotationTypeElementDeclaration(AnnotationTypeElementDeclaration) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleDeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits an annotation type element declaration.
- visitArrayType(ArrayType) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleTypeVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits an array type.
- visitArrayType(ArrayType) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.TypeVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits an array type.
- visitClassDeclaration(ClassDeclaration) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits a class declaration.
- visitClassDeclaration(ClassDeclaration) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleDeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits a class declaration.
- visitClassType(ClassType) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleTypeVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits a class type.
- visitClassType(ClassType) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.TypeVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits a class type.
- visitConstructorDeclaration(ConstructorDeclaration) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits a constructor declaration.
- visitConstructorDeclaration(ConstructorDeclaration) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleDeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits a constructor declaration.
- visitDeclaration(Declaration) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits a declaration.
- visitDeclaration(Declaration) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleDeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits a declaration.
- visitDeclaredType(DeclaredType) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleTypeVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits a declared type.
- visitDeclaredType(DeclaredType) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.TypeVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits a declared type.
- visitEnumConstantDeclaration(EnumConstantDeclaration) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits an enum constant declaration.
- visitEnumConstantDeclaration(EnumConstantDeclaration) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleDeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits an enum constant declaration.
- visitEnumDeclaration(EnumDeclaration) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits an enum declaration.
- visitEnumDeclaration(EnumDeclaration) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleDeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits an enum declaration.
- visitEnumType(EnumType) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleTypeVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits an enum type.
- visitEnumType(EnumType) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.TypeVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits an enum type.
- visitExecutableDeclaration(ExecutableDeclaration) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits a method or constructor declaration.
- visitExecutableDeclaration(ExecutableDeclaration) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleDeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits a method or constructor declaration.
- visitFieldDeclaration(FieldDeclaration) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits a field declaration.
- visitFieldDeclaration(FieldDeclaration) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleDeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits a field declaration.
- visitInterfaceDeclaration(InterfaceDeclaration) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits an interface declaration.
- visitInterfaceDeclaration(InterfaceDeclaration) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleDeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits an interface declaration.
- visitInterfaceType(InterfaceType) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleTypeVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits an interface type.
- visitInterfaceType(InterfaceType) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.TypeVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits an interface type.
- visitMemberDeclaration(MemberDeclaration) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits a member or constructor declaration.
- visitMemberDeclaration(MemberDeclaration) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleDeclarationVisitor
-
Deprecated.
Visits a member or constructor declaration.
- visitMethodDeclaration(MethodDeclaration) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a method declaration.
- visitMethodDeclaration(MethodDeclaration) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleDeclarationVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a method declaration.
- visitPackageDeclaration(PackageDeclaration) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a package declaration.
- visitPackageDeclaration(PackageDeclaration) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleDeclarationVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a package declaration.
- visitParameterDeclaration(ParameterDeclaration) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a parameter declaration.
- visitParameterDeclaration(ParameterDeclaration) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleDeclarationVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a parameter declaration.
- visitPrimitiveType(PrimitiveType) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleTypeVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a primitive type.
- visitPrimitiveType(PrimitiveType) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.TypeVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a primitive type.
- visitReferenceType(ReferenceType) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleTypeVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a reference type.
- visitReferenceType(ReferenceType) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.TypeVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a reference type.
- visitTypeDeclaration(TypeDeclaration) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a type declaration.
- visitTypeDeclaration(TypeDeclaration) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleDeclarationVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a type declaration.
- visitTypeMirror(TypeMirror) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleTypeVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a type mirror.
- visitTypeMirror(TypeMirror) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.TypeVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a type mirror.
- visitTypeParameterDeclaration(TypeParameterDeclaration) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.DeclarationVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a type parameter declaration.
- visitTypeParameterDeclaration(TypeParameterDeclaration) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleDeclarationVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a type parameter declaration.
- visitTypeVariable(TypeVariable) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleTypeVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a type variable.
- visitTypeVariable(TypeVariable) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.TypeVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a type variable.
- visitVoidType(VoidType) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleTypeVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a void type.
- visitVoidType(VoidType) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.TypeVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a void type.
- visitWildcardType(WildcardType) - Method in class com.sun.mirror.util.SimpleTypeVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a wildcard.
- visitWildcardType(WildcardType) - Method in interface com.sun.mirror.util.TypeVisitor
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Deprecated.
Visits a wildcard.
- VoidType - Interface in com.sun.mirror.type
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Deprecated.
All components of this API have been superseded by the
standardized annotation processing API. The replacement for the
functionality of this interface is included in NoType
.


A high performance novel neural radiance representation.
Volumetric neural rendering methods like NeRF generate high-quality view synthesis results but are optimized per-scene leading to prohibitive reconstruction time. On the other hand, deep multi-view stereo methods can quickly reconstruct scene geometry via direct network inference. Point-NeRF combines the advantages of these two approaches by using neural 3D point clouds, with associated neural features, to model a radiance field. Point-NeRF can be rendered efficiently by aggregating neural point features near scene surfaces, in a ray marching-based rendering pipeline. Moreover, Point-NeRF can be initialized via direct inference of a pre-trained deep network to produce a neural point cloud; this point cloud can be finetuned to surpass the visual quality of NeRF with 30X faster training time. Point-NeRF can be combined with other 3D reconstruction methods and handles the errors and outliers in such methods via a novel pruning and growing mechanism.
Overview of Point-NeRF. (a) From multi-view images, our model generates depth for each view by using a cost volume-based 3D CNNs and extract 2D features from the input images by a 2D CNN. After aggregating the depth map, we obtain a point-based radiance field in which each point has a spatial location, a confidence and the unprojected image features. (b) To synthesize a novel view, we conduct differentiable ray marching and compute shading only nearby the neural point cloud (e.g., Xa, Xb, Xc). At each shading location, Point-NeRF aggregates features from its K neural point neighbors and compute radiance and volume density then accumulate radiance using density. The entire process is end-to-end trainable and the point-based radiance field can be optimized with the rendering loss..
Optimize for 300K steps
Optimize for 20K steps
Scene 101
Scene 241
Family Scene
Truck Scene
Progressively Optimize the inital COLMAP Points
Grow Out the Complete Point Cloud from 1000 Points