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I have been smoking pot for 3 or 4 years, very heavily. 5-10 times a day. At one point, I gained access to my 'Savings' bank account and withdrew it all within a week to spend on pot. This was about 150 dollars. My mom has never approved, she has constantly asked me (or begged me) to quit, and I have constantly said 'Ok'. But of course, I was lying. I have on occasion stolen from her. I also have a history of mental health problems, social anxiety, depression, minor psychosis. The reason I had never quit pot before was because I simply didn't want to. I enjoyed it, I had no plans on quitting, ever. This all changed one night not too long ago, maybe a month ago.
I had gotten maybe 3 grams from some friends of mine, and I had waited until night to smoke, like usual. This was the beginning of summer holidays.  I took maybe 4 or 5 hits, and continued to play my video game (I was looking forward to tripping out on it). I was very uncomfortable, couldn't get into a comfy position on the bean bag chair, felt my vision 'slipping' and getting blurry, and my heart was beating fast. I have had experiences such as this in the past, where I felt 'too high'. I thought nothing of it and decided to turn off the game and move to the couch so I could lay down.
I felt very strange, I couldn't concentrate on the TV, I had strange thoughts (stranger than usual), and my vision and heart were doing strange things. All of a sudden, it happened. I felt a 'rush', and an immediate sensation of great heat to my head, and the back of my head (it felt more like my brain). I thought to myself, 'This is it. I've gone crazy. This is what it feels like the be completely schizophrenic.' I felt the heat/pressure on my head, my heart was pounding, and I was having the most abstract, rapid, and confusing thoughts of my life. I closed my eyes and imagined myself standing above me, looking down at myself, and when I opened my eyes I could see from this perspective for a moment It got to the point that I had to wake up my mom.
I went into her room and woke her up. 'Mom, I don't feel good.' I asked if I could lay down beside her and she said alright. Of course, I hadn't told her that I felt completely insane. But I had to, I had to tell someone. 'I feel weird.' Weird how? 'I'm having really weird thoughts.' and I said some other things. I got up to go to the washroom, and I couldn't look in the mirror. I was confused as to who I was, myself, or the person in the mirror (two seperate people it seemed), and I couldn't tell which side of the mirror my thoughts were comming from. I had mild colorful visuals when my eyes were closed, and extremely racing, strange thoughts (one image I can remember was a computer screen loading a picture of a grey heart) and these would loosely connect to each other at the speed of light.
I woke up the next morning feeling very uneasy, light headed (light bodied more like) and scared. A few days later, I hesitantly tried smoking pot again, which lead to a full blown panic attack. Intensely fast beating heart (I'm guessing 110-125 bpm), dreamy states, 'shots of electricity' from my elbows to my fingers, numbness, nasuea, the whole deal. I have smoked since then, but only tiny hits without inhaling, to please my pothead friends. I no longer smoke pot and (it seems like I would never say this, especially so soon) my life is better for it. I have more energy, I no longer wake up thinking about pot, I no longer dream of it, I don't feind and make plans to get it anymore, I'm no longer depressed if I don't have any. But in no way am I anti pot. Its an effective medicine and countless people are persecuted for enjoying its awesome effects.
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.


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public static var `default`: Dispatcher { get }
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open func execute(_ operation: Operation)
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open func execute(_ operations: [Operation], waitUntilFinished: Bool = false)
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open func execute(_ work: DispatchWorkItem)


THE GLIMMER MAN A film review by Mufti Splenetik Copyright 1997 Flying Inkpot
Written by: Kevin Brodbin Directed by: John Gray Produced by: Seagal-Nasso Cast: Steven Seagal (James Cole), Keenen Ivory Wayans (Jim Campbell). Runtime: About 92 minutes Rating : ** out of *****
I am a Steven Seagal fan. I only say this now because "Mufti Splenetik" isn't my real name and because I probably need to explain why I went into this film expecting great things.
Any proud Seagal fan worth his beans will tell you that the Seagal formula is something you can depend on. Seagal films can always be counted on for minimal dialogue, heaps of expendable baddies with extemely crunchable bones (which we'll always hear when Seagal does his limb-twisting thing), rarely a female co-lead in sight (unless it's a real-life model-wife who hasn't worked since WEIRD SCIENCE) and, usually the worst possible titles you can imagine. Not to mention very straightforward plots, generally all-round bad dialogue and Mr Implacable Leather-Face himself in that same black outfit he's been in since NICO doing his "my hands are sharp, nimble knives" thing, Seagal the Stoic, Sir Petrified Ponytail, Duke of Dull.
In THE GLIMMER MAN, Seagal breaks out of this formula: he gets a *sidekick*, attempts to banter, and puts on a new vest. He's also put on quite a lot of weight. Small potatoes, you may say, a man should be able to accessorize and banter if he wants to, but damnit, if it ain't broke, why fix it? (more on this disappointed person's dashed expectations later).
As Jack Cole, Seagal is a homicide detective with a Questionable Past.
It turns out that Cole is a former trained government assassin (you just can't trust these homicide detectives), someone whom victims used to catch just a glimpse of in the jungle before he pounced on them, and hence, well, you know, that "glimmer man" thing. An increasingly fishy homicide investigation in the present soon leads to the gradual uncovering of a larger, more threatening conspiracy that involves a crooked businessman (Bob Gunton), Cole's former CIA boss (Brian Cox) and deals involving chemical weapons.
THE GLIMMER MAN plot is pretty standard stuff, drawing (as with his other films) elements from the hotter films of the year (eg, SE7EN). It's the other changes that disappoint.
For example, although there's a fair amount of violence in this movie, there's also the disastrous pairing of Seagal with Keenen Ivory Wayans, probably the best known of the Wayans tribe (how many are there, exactly?) from television's "In Living Colour." Wayans plays whiney straightman to Seagal's bead-adorned and brocade-draped Cole, keeping up his "are you crazy" part of the dialogue with wasted zest. As Campbell, Wayans confines himself to bemoaning his new partner's eccentric habits, but the chemistry between the two is minimal, and Seagal's wooden comebacks make for painful watching.
A cook in UNDER SEIGE 2, Seagal is now a Buddhist who speaks Chinese and wears prayer beads and intricate silk jackets over his normal black ensemble. He chants, refuses to fight unless truly provoked and introduces Campbell to powdered deer penis to cure his allergies. Again, a benign (if trite) plot device except for the fact that these new character traits require Seagal to speak more than usual. Heck, he has to deliver punchlines and carry a steady conversation with someone other than himself for a large part of the film. Is that a lot to ask of the Seague? Too much.
Seagal's best characteristic used to be that he knew his purpose in this already complicated world of movies: to crunchily snap off bad guy appendages, and to do it silently, and alone. Not for Seagal, the snappy one-liners of Arnold and Stallone, nor the attempts to show that he can act, much less think. No KINDERGARTEN COP, no OSCAR, just simple, unadulterated deathblows. That's really how it must have started: like-minded fans who knew what they wanted streamed in to watch The Seague do his thing, knowing that never in the Seagal universe would they ever have to see him do anything else. We trusted him. We got to know him. Now, betrayal.
I don't know if I can watch another Seagal movie without that little niggling doubt that he's going to try to be funny again. I'll try, but it won't be easy. If you haven't watched THE GLIMMER MAN yet, you might want to wait for the video to come out. It's easier to just fast forward the dialogue parts and linger on the action sequences. After all, if we can't depend on our fantasies, what can we depend on?
The Flying Inkpot Rating System: * Wait for the TV2 broadcast. ** A little creaky, but still better than staying at home with Gotcha! *** Pretty good, bring a friend. **** Amazing, potent stuff. ***** Perfection. See it twice.
Mufti Spelenetik is still a Steven Seagal fan. Everybody makes mistakes once in awhile.
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Welcome to my tiny corner of the Web. This site contains all the Freeware
software I have developed over the past 30 or so years. Most of the apps are
for 32-bit Windows and would probably only be of interest to Windows developers,
however there are also a few apps for more general consumption.
Some of the stuff here, such as that for 16-bit Windows and DOS, is ancient and
probably of no interest to anyone, but you never know what people find useful,
hence the reason why I have included some trivial DOS programs and even my
unfinished projects. It is my attempt to give something back to the development
community, even if that "something" is how not to do it nowadays.
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Most of the 32-bit applications were developed and tested under Windows 9x, 2000
and XP and the underlying framework started out on Windows 3.x. My aim has
always been to try and keep as much compatibility with the various 32-bit OS's
as possible. (I've had questions about using my DDE tools on Windows 95 as
recently as 2017!)
The applications tend to use the older technique of storing their settings and
data in the application's folder, a model which has not worked well since
Windows XP, although Vista introduced a virtualization based workaround.
Consequently if you are not running as an Administrator (and you should really
try not to), you will need to install it to a folder other than
Program Files . I will be updating the applications when I can to
use the %APPDATA% folder instead for data, and allow the choice of
Registry or .ini files for program settings.
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Binaries are available for virtually everything with the more recent releases
packaged as an MSI installer. I'm also returning to providing a classic .zip file
once again for those who prefer manual installations. Prior to the use of MSIs
you will just find the binaries packaged in a .zip file sometimes with my own
simple, custom installer.
The native applications are all linked statically and use my own framework so
there are no additional dependencies like the VB, MFC or .NET runtimes. The only
dependency is on the common controls DLL (COMCTL32.DLL ) of which
you need at least v4.71 which shipped with IE 4 :o).
All the Win32 applications are available as both a Release build and a
Debug build. You should always follow the Download (or ZIP)
link and install the Release build; the Debug build is only of use if you
experience a problem and you'd like to help me try and fix it.
The Java applets are all JDK 1.1 based and should run on any JVM.
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The source code is available for everything I've written, so if you want to
tinker or fix a bug then you can. Alternatively, if you want to use some of this
code in your own then feel free to do so, but you should be aware that I do not
consider this "production grade" code.
The C++ framework is my own creation and has a long heritage which pre-dates
templates (as far as Visual C++ support goes). Hence you will find non-STL style
containers in the older code and other reinventions of the wheel rather than
use of, say, the Boost libraries. This is because of a number of reasons -
compiler support, licensing issues, paradigm shifts and the simple fact that a
good way to learn is to do-it-yourself. That said, I intend to refactor
as much as possible with STL equivalents as and when I can.
To build binaries usable on Windows 95+ effectively means using Visual C++
7.1 -- aka VS2003 -- which in turn means sticking to C++ 98.
Project/Solution Format
From January 2016 all C++ source archives come as Visual C++ 9.0 (VS2008)
projects and solutions with Unicode set as the default build type. The code
should however still build as ANSI and is also regularly built against the
latest version of Visual C++ too. (My Scripts repo contains a script called
DowngradeTo71 which makes VC++ 9.0 project and solution files
compatible with VC++ 7.1.)
The non-COM libraries and some non-COM applications are also built as ANSI with
GCC (via the
Code::Blocks IDE). You will find a
Code::Blocks .workspace file and various .cbp files
alongside the Visual C++ .sln and .vcproj equivalents.
The Code::Blocks files are not always perfectly in sync though.
Prior to January 2016 you will find Visual C++ 7.1 solutions back to about
August 2004 and before that the Win32 solutions are Visual C++ 6.0 based. The
Java solutions come with a Visual J++ workspace, the Win16 code comes with a
Visual C++ 1.52c solution and the DOS tools come with an NMAKE makefile.
Latest Code vs. Stable Snapshot
The latest version of the source code for any projects I actively maintain can
be found on GitHub here: https://github.com/chrisoldwood.
Most projects contain a file in the root called DevNotes.txt that
provides details on the source folder structure, dependent git library repos to
clone, build scripts, testing notes, release checklist, etc.
If you're looking for the last stable source code for any application you
will find a snapshot of everything you need (app + libs + tests + scripts) in the
application's "Source" .zip file on this web site. Whilst there are tags in the
GitHub application repos, there is no equivalent tag in the dependent
library repos and so you'd have to find the nearest relevant commit by date to
find the matching library code.
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While I'd like to think that Wheaton's Law
should be enough of a "legal framework" under which users of my code should
abide I realise that it's just not formal enough for everyone to be confident
about where they stand. Consequently if you're looking for something more formal
then you should consider everything I publish as being covered by the more
common MIT License. (All repos should have a
LICENSE.txt by now.)
Of course if you do find something of interest, either by using one of the apps
or some of the source code in your own projects I would be grateful if you could
drop me a line. It's always nice to hear that I've done something of use to
others, no matter how small. Also, if you upload a binary or code to another
site please let me know as I can then notify you and them of new releases.
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I hope you're not looking for one of these either, because it also doesn't exist.
All the code on this site is supplied without any guarantees whatsoever. If I've
done a decent job you shouldn't experience any problems, but I have to cover my
back and warn you that only get what you pay for...
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Some of this software could not have been written without the time and resources
of others, and so here is a big thank you to the various people who have
contributed to my efforts over the years.
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I have a blog which provides some more background information on the applications
and source code on this website and for other general ramblings. It can be found
at http://chrisoldwood.blogspot.com.
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I am happy to receive any feedback you have, whether it be bug reports, bug
fixes, or suggestions for new features. You can contact me on email via
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Twitter via
@chrisoldwood, and Mastodon via
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Chris Oldwood
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A simple Discord bot for announcing when users join and leave your channels.
Customizable features including:
- Announcement behavior
- Announcement message for enters and exits
- Various voices and languages to pick from
- Whitelist/blacklist channels
Configure Announcord
Announcord's behavior and settings can be tweaked to fit your needs using the commands below. All commands will need be to preceded by the command prefix (see below).
Note: All commands and options are case-insensitive and can be trimmed down to a minimum of two characters. For commands with similar spelling, you will have to be more specific. For example the prefix command can be reduced to simply pr.
| Command | Description | Usage |
| prefix | Use to change the command prefix. The default is set to ann!. The prefix ann$ is always available as an alternative. | ann!prefix text |
| announce-style |
Change the announcement behavior to either only announce channel joins, exits, or both. The default is set to both. Alternate options are:
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Tells Announcord to ignore annoucing when a user enters an empty channel or is the last to leave a channel. This behavior is on by default. See the includeEmpty command to toggle this setting. |
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Tells Announcord to annouce even when a user enters an empty channel or is the last to leave a channel. This behavior is off by default. See the ignoreEmpty command to toggle this setting. |
ann!includeEmpty |
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Sends a direct message containing available voices which can be filtered by providing a language or language code. The supported languages (codes) are:
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Change the voice used by Announcord. The default is set to Matthew (en-US). There are various voice profiles that be used for the supported languages. |
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Sets the announcement message for when a user enters a channel. The word %name can be used in the message and user's name will be used instead. The default is set to %name has entered the channel (en-US). |
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Sets the announcement message for when a user exits a channel. The word %name can be used in the message and user's name will be used instead. The default is set to %name has left the channel (en-US). |
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Places the given channel on a whitelist. If there are any channels on the whitelist only these channels will be announced in.
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Whether we realize it or not, we ask a countless number of questions throughout the day. Sometimes the questions are for ourselves: "What should I wear?" or "Should I attend my boss's dinner party on Saturday?".  or "Which aisle can I find Apple Jacks?". However, we are not always aware of how to ask a good question.
Asking a good question is not as easy as it seems. First, you must clearly identify what you want to ask. Sometimes we start asking questions without knowing clearly what we are unsure of. Secondly, the question must be a succinct summary that states the problem right to the core. You must not blabber on what is extraneous to the topic. To be more specific to programming, you must refrain from copy-and-pasting the entire code. Instead, locate where the problem is and state exactly what you are having trouble with. Here's an example of a good question:
In this example, the person asking the question did not post his entire code. He simply stated a core question that he had trouble understanding. The wording was kept very concise, allowing other users to clearly understand the nature of the question. These are the reasons why a good question will often lead to a good answer. Check out the actual answer on Stack Overflow.
Since the person asked exactly what needed to be answered, each part of his or her question was answered correctly. Therefore, we must always remember what kind of questions we are asking and how we ask them.


The Audit Log report allows a user to review audited changes that have occurred within the system as its usage has evolved. The Audit Log report is a multiple instance window and can be loaded as many times as needed.
Do the following to search for audited changes:
1 - Select the user from the Users drop down; or, select All for all users
2 - Select the module to examine from the Modules drop down; or, select All for all modules
3 - Select a query start date by clicking on the calendar next to the Start Date input box
4 - Select a query end date by clicking on the calendar next to the End Date input box
5 - And finally, click the Search Button
Do the following to reset the filters for a new search:
1 - Click the Reset button
2 - Then follow the steps outlined above for searching for audited changes
Please note:
1 - The Start Date is non editable unless you want to clear a date
1 - The End Date is non editable unless you want to clear a date
Report notes: Once a report has been ran with output, you can do the following:
1 - Click on the user link under User Name to view the user's profile that made the change
2 - Click on the module line under Module to view what was changed by the submitting transaction


Chapter 3 Graphics
3.1 Graphical confusion: An introductory activity
Introductory statistics courses conventionally feature many types of graphics, e.g. histograms, stem-and-leaf plots, theoretical probability densities (often with tail probabilities annotated), bar charts, scatter plots, cross-tabulations, …
The graphics in the following table come from a nice, open-source textbook: OpenIntro Stats (4/e). This book is used successfully in many colleges, ranging from two-year colleges to elite, private, four-year schools. I paged through the book, capturing each new mode as I encountered it.
As you look through the collection, note how often …
- it’s readily evident what a single “unit of observation” is.
- the axes correspond to a data variable
- one or another of the axes is not identified at all or the scale of the axis can be safely ignored.
- similar glyphs are used for completely different purposes
| Image modalities from | OpenIntro Stats |
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3.2 A simplifying proposal
Let’s reduce the number of graphical modes arranging things so …
- “Raw” data can be expected to be shown in a graphic.
- Each axis is always a variable, and the y axis is consistently used to display a response variable.
- The kind of glyph unequivocally identifies what is being displayed.
3.2.1 Data Layer
- The frame is something like this:
- Data is always plotted with a ✺
- Jittering and transparency are used to deal with overplotting.
Adding in color and facetting, up to four variables can be shown, but relationships become progressively more difficult to read.
3.2.2 Model layer
Glyph is a more-or-less horizontal line or curve showing the model output at each value of the explanatory variables.
3.2.3 Interval layer
Glyph is either a ribbon or an I-bar.
Note: In the context provided by the data, it’s always clear whether a band is a prediction interval or a confidence interval.
Two distinct questions:
- Prediction: Does knowing the mother’s height meaningfully narrow a prediction of the adult child’s height?
- Description: Is the mother’s height connected with the adult child’s height?
3.2.4 Density layer
The data points themselves indicate the joint probability density.
Use another glyph to show conditional density: a violin:
3.3 EXERCISES:
- Is this a confidence interval or a prediction interval.
- For which group is low weight more common Weight ~ Smoker | Gender?
- Sketch out density violins.
- Which of these tells the story more clearly: Hourly number of rentals versus Time of Day and Client type and Weekday or Hourly number of rentals versus Weekday, Time of Day (color), and Client type.
3.4 Activity 2: Showing relationships
Each of the following settings shows n = 100 data points. The variables are shown on the axes and, sometimes, as the name of a color legend. For each of the settings, your task is to:
- Describe the relationship depicted. Be as quantitative as one could expect for an estimate by eye.
- Give the name of the appropriate inferential technique.
- Do you teach that technique in your introductory course.
- If not, where might students encounter that technique.
- Attempt to estimate, by eye and without whatever supplemental arithmetic is requires, the approximate values of the quantities produced by the technique in (2). For instance, is the relationship between the response and explanatory variables statistically discernable.1
3.4.1 Setting A
3.4.2 Setting B
3.4.3 Setting C
3.4.4 Setting D
3.4.5 Setting E
3.4.6 Setting F
3.4.7 Setting G
3.4.8 Setting H
3.4.9 Setting EYE
3.4.10 Setting J
Again, I’m using a proposed replacement for the traditional “significant.”↩


Or putting a grown woman (20s to 30s) on a swing and how that's cute and/or hot. Panty Shot optional, but certainly implied.
Even modern examples often imply the woman is reliving her childhood, a good 20 years ago.
As the trope's name comes from the slave spiritual song "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot", this is not to be confused with Dirty Harriet, unless it occurs at some very weird strip club...
Also has very little to do with Trauma Swing.
Examples:
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Anime and Manga
- Discussed and illustrated in GA Geijutsuka Art Design Class. "The Swing" is mentioned... as is the "entertainment" usage of the art, much to Kisaragi's dismay.
Art
- (The trope illustrator) Older Than Radio◊ � and in fact seen as mildly naughty fanservice in the early modern era. Hint: Imagine how antiquated undergarments would work on a swing.
- Kate Beaton's version of the picture, where there is no husband, the lady is engrossed in a book and her flying shoe bonks the voyeur on the head.
Comic Books
- This cover for Rear Entry #6. (Warning: Mildly NSFW)
Film
- The Slipper and the Rose has a Shout-Out to the Fragonard painting: Cinderella sings "I Can't Forget The Melody" while on a swing and wearing a costume almost identical to the one in the painting.
- The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing, a 1955 film starring Joan Collins and Ray Milland about the Evelyn Nesbit case (see Real Life below).
- Bell's wife Marty in Terrence Malick's The Thin Red Line.
- A film called Girl on a Swing involves a statue of a Creepy Child on a swing, which is mysteriously connected to the male lead's Love Interest, who is also seen on a swing.
- Chitty Chitty Bang Bang: Truly Scrumptious part of sings her solo, "Lovely, Lonely Man" while sitting on a garden swing. In this case the swing is more of a bench-style than the usual children's swingset but the imagery is still there.
- Siberiade: Nastya is riding a swing when she rejects her lover Kolya and says she'll marry Phil. This trope is combined with Sexy Soaked Shirt when it starts to rain.
- Kenneth Branagh's Much Ado About Nothing had Beatrice on a swing after she realizes she loves Benedict.
- Unsexy variation in 10 Things I Hate About You: Patrick sits Kat down on the swings when she's drunk at the Wild Teen Party and tries to keep her from passing out. She ends up throwing up on him.
- Later, there's a scene where Kat looks down from her bedroom window to see Bianca sitting on a tire swing, dressed in notably little-girlish clothes, and decides to go to the prom so Bianca can, too.
- The first Bring It On movie has a scene where Torrance sits on a swing.
- Fantasia has it in the Pastoral Symphony, when the cupids are matchmaking among the Centaurs.
- Played entirely straight in the 1993 erotic drama Sirens. The uptight minister can't help but look at all the gorgeous artist's models as they swing on a swing in the artist's yard.
- Ann does this at a Lemp family picnic in Four Daughters—in this instance it's more of a symbol of her free spirit than a fanservice-y example.
- Django Unchained has a scene where a young slave woman is swinging on a swing very much in the style of this trope, while other slaves are working and being whipped. It's a bit incongruous and unexplained.
- Mongryong first sees and, overcome by her beauty, falls in love with Chunhyang as she is on a swing in Im Kwon-Taek's Chunhyang
- In Frozen, Anna imitates the pose of The Swing (in front of a copy of the painting, no less) while excitedly bouncing around the castle during "For the First Time in Forever".
- In Moulin Rouge!, Satine is introduced descending from the ceiling perched on a swing in a cloud of glitter and smoke.
- A Day in the Country: Rodolphe and Henri gawk at Mme. Dufour and Henriette as they swing in the swing. Rodolphe wishes Henriette would sit in the swing and kick her legs out, rather than stand in it, so he could get a better view.
Rodolphe: Wonderful invention, the swing.
- In the 1923 silent film Zaza, the title character's can't-miss act seems to consist of her swinging on a swing in front of an audience. (She's supposed to be a singer, but that's hard to dramatize in a silent film.)
- In La Roue, Sisif becomes attracted to Norma (his adopted daughter) when he sees her doing this.
- The final flashback in Cries and Whispers has the sisters sitting in a swing they used to play on as children. Extra trope points for the POV character being played by Harriet Andersson.
Literature
- The Sound and the Fury: The swing in the garden is the site of one of Caddy's first trysts with a boyfriend, and much later, her daughter Quentin also goes there with a boy.
- Kristina, one of the heroines in Vilhelm Moberg's The Emigrants novels, is fond of swinging and continues to do it in secret even when she's an adult. She first met her husband, Karl Oskar, while recovering from a wounded knee after she fell out of a swing, and interprets it as a sign that God makes bad things happen only so good things can come out of them. The musical adaptation, Kristina från Duvemåla, opens with Kristina on her swing.
- Subverted in Superwally: The Advanced Wally Manual by Paul Manning, which describes "Wallettes" as sitting on the swings in public playgrounds to gossip, and swearing at small children who want a go. Not cute or hot.
Live Action TV
- Pushing Daisies has it on the promo pictures.
- Harry Enfield once did a parody of this trope. He made this Darker and Edgier film titled 'Poppet on a Swing' in one of his sketches.
- There's an advert for a spa in the UK press with some lady in a low-cut one-piece swimsuit on a swing.
- An old episode of The Wild Wild West, with the straitlaced Girl of the Week being hypnotized into this.
- 313 in The Prisoner (2009), several times when she's brooding.
- In the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Hollow Pursuits", Barclay's holographic version of Beverly Crusher sits in a swing wearing an enormous frock.
- In the Bones episode "The Girl with the Curl", Hodgins takes Angela swinging for their first date.
- Played for laughs on Snuff Box, in a sketch where Matt Berry is a 19th Century gentleman trying to woo a lady ("Will you christen this swing I have errrrrrrrected?") When he finds out that she's already engaged, he throws her off the swing and calmly announces "Fuck you!"
- The Goodies. Graham Garden falls in love with his computer and tries to push it on a swing, which...doesn't work so well.
Music Videos
- Catatonia, "Dead From the Waist Down".
- TLC's "No Scrubs" video.
- The John Anderson song Swinging:
Little Charlotte she's a darlin'she's the apple of my eyeand when I'm on the swing with hershe makes me almost highCharlotte is my lovershe has been since the springI just can't believe it startedOn her front porch in a swingjust a swingin'
Tabletop Games
- The illustration for the Red Fox species in the Ironclaw rulebook has a female Red Fox in a scene very similar to The Swing.
Puppet Shows
- One episode of The Muppet Show had special guest Theresa Brewer in a recreation of the Fragonard painting. She attempted to sing "Spinning Wheel" while being pushed by Sweetums.
Theater
- The first act of the dance musical "Contact" is based on The Swing painting. The Girl and The Servant have no problem making contact.
- In Music in the Air The Ingenue Sieglinde takes a ride on a swing at the zoo.
- For the Elisabeth in Concert productions, the titular character falls off a swing (pushed by Death) instead of a tightrope.
Other
- Walt Disney World's Country Bear Jamboree has Teddi Barra, who comes down from the theater ceiling on a swing to do her number.
Real Life
- Evelyn Nesbit, the "Girl on the Red Velvet Swing", a film very loosely based on her "relationship" with Stanford White and his murder by her husband Harry Thaw.


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#include <array_ops.h>
Computes the difference between two lists of numbers or strings.
Given a list x
and a list y
, this operation returns a list out
that represents all values that are in x
but not in y
. The returned list out
is sorted in the same order that the numbers appear in x
(duplicates are preserved). This operation also returns a list idx
that represents the position of each out
element in x
. In other words:
out[i] = x[idx[i]] for i in [0, 1, ..., len(out) - 1]
For example, given this input:
x = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] y = [1, 3, 5]
This operation would return:
out ==> [2, 4, 6] idx ==> [1, 3, 5]
Arguments:
Returns:
Output
out: 1-D. Values present in x
but not in y
.Output
idx: 1-D. Positions of x
values preserved in out
.
Constructors and Destructors |
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SetDiff1D(const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input x, ::tensorflow::Input y)
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SetDiff1D(const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input x, ::tensorflow::Input y, const SetDiff1D::Attrs & attrs)
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Public attributes |
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idx
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operation
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out
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Public static functions |
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OutIdx(DataType x)
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Structs |
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|---|---|
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tensorflow:: |
Optional attribute setters for SetDiff1D. |
::tensorflow::Output idx
Operation operation
::tensorflow::Output out
SetDiff1D( const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input x, ::tensorflow::Input y )
SetDiff1D( const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input x, ::tensorflow::Input y, const SetDiff1D::Attrs & attrs )
Attrs OutIdx( DataType x )


Module init
Implements the basic functions used by the rest of this library.
| debugprint (...) |
If debugging output is enabled, prints its arguments to the debug file with a timestamp. |
Class Proxy
A read-only proxy pointing to a decoded JSON result table.
Proxies are regular empty tables with their __index, __pairs and __ipairs metamethods pointing to the decoded result table.
Access to a subtable of the result table will return a Proxy pointing to the subtable. Non-table values are returned as normal.
Attempting to change the value of a Proxy's key will throw an error.
-
Proxy:test ()
-
It's a test
Table Manipulation
Table Manipulation
-
wipe (t)
-
Empty a table.
Parameters:
Returns:
table
The newly empty table
Filesystem
Filesystem
-
decompress (data)
-
Decompress a gzipped string
Parameters:
- data
string
The data string to decompress
Returns:
string
The decompressed data string
Cache manipulation
Cache manipulation
-
splitPath (path)
-
Splits a cache path into its component strings
Parameters:
Returns:
string
...: The components of the path
-
joinPath (...)
-
Joins an arbitrary number of strings into a cache path
Parameters:
- ...
string
The component strings
Returns:
string
path: The joined path string
Debugging
-
debugprint (...)
-
If debugging output is enabled, prints its arguments to the debug file with a timestamp.
Parameters:
- ...
The arguments to print
Argument checking
Argument checking
-
assertString (n, val)
-
Assert that an argument is a string. This is an alias to Penlight's
utils.assert_string
function.
Parameters:
- n
int
The argument index
- val
string
A value that must be a string
-
assertNumber (n, val)
-
Assert that an argument is a number
Parameters:
- n
int
The argument index
- val
number
A value that must be a number


Project: Ciena SAOS
Description: Several QuickCalls and response maps useful for automating Ciena metro ethernet systems running SAOS
Category: library
Class: Community
1 QuickCall Library in project://di_ciena_next_generation
add_cfm_mep
| Argument |
Description |
| md |
|
| ma |
|
| level |
|
| ccm_interval |
|
| svlan |
|
| cvlan |
|
| service_type |
|
| port |
|
| interface |
|
| mep_id |
|
| ccm_priority |
|
| sp_id |
|
| vpls_counter |
|
add_mep_1
| Argument |
Description |
| md |
|
| ma |
|
| svlan |
|
| cvlan |
|
| port |
|
| mep_id |
|
| old_mep_id |
|
| ccm_interval |
|
| ccm_priority |
|
| service_type |
|
| nte_key |
|
cfm_delete_domain
| Argument |
Description |
| service |
|
| service_number |
|
| svlan |
|
| level |
|
| ma |
|
| md |
|
cfm_dmm
| Argument |
Description |
| service_id |
Handle constructed for MD and MA |
| priority |
|
| count |
|
| destination_mep_id |
|
| source_mep_id |
|
| log_report |
|
cfm_link_trace
| Argument |
Description |
| service_id |
Handle constructed for MD and MA |
| destination_mep_id |
|
| source_mep_id |
|
| log_report |
|
cfm_link_trace_mac_hop
Send seed link-trace action and store MAC address data.
Utilize the store data to perform link-trace action to each hop within the service.
| Argument |
Description |
| service_id |
Handle constructed for MD and MA |
| md |
|
| destination_mep_id |
|
| source_mep_id |
|
| ma |
|
| log_report |
|
cfm_link_trace_mac_mep
Send seed link-trace action and store MAC address data.
Utilize the store data to perform link-trace action to all remote MEP's within the service.
| Argument |
Description |
| service_id |
Handle constructed for MD and MA |
| destination_mep_id |
|
| source_mep_id |
|
| log_report |
|
cfm_cleanup
| Argument |
Description |
| no_instances |
|
| level |
|
| service_number |
|
| service_number_increment |
|
| ma |
|
| service_name |
|
| svlan |
|
cfm_slm
| Argument |
Description |
| service_id |
Handle constructed for MD and MA |
| md |
|
| priority |
|
| count |
|
| destination_mep_id |
|
| source_mep_id |
|
| ma |
|
| log_report |
|
change_ccm_interval
Utilized by the cfm_defect test process
| Argument |
Description |
| service_id |
|
| md |
|
| ma |
|
| ccm_interval |
|
| alt_syntax |
|
check_cfm_service_status
Foreach valid service query for service errors. If error(s) are present,wait 15 seconds and repeat step up to 6 times. If count is exceeded flag set, return value is adjusted accordingly.
| Argument |
Description |
| service_id |
cmf service name comstructed from ${md}$ma |
| md |
Maintance Domain key |
| ma |
Maintance Association key |
| log_report |
debug switch. default value 0 Causes single show command write output to file. |
check_local_mep_error_status_by_mep_id
| Argument |
Description |
| md |
|
| ma |
|
check_remote_mep_error_status_by_mep_id
| Argument |
Description |
| ma |
|
| md |
|
check_uni_port_status
| Argument |
Description |
| uni_port |
|
cleanup_dba_ss_ppcos
This procedure sets the port queue settings back to the base defaults. This includes the shaper-rate, scheduler algorithm, scheduler weights, and cir, cbs,, and eir settings for queues 5-7
| Argument |
Description |
| port |
The uni port to configure |
| port_speed |
This is used for the eir setting |
clear_pm_stats
Clear traffic profiling, traffic queues, and port stats for the specified ports in the input port list
| Argument |
Description |
| port_list |
The list of (one or more) ports to clear |
| sp_id |
|
clear_port_stats
| Argument |
Description |
| port |
|
clear_stats
Clear traffic profiling, traffic queues, and port stats for the specified ports in the input port list
| Argument |
Description |
| port_list |
The list of (one or more) ports to clear |
| sp_id |
|
configure_dot1dpri
| Argument |
Description |
| svlan |
|
| cvlan |
|
| service |
|
| uni_port |
|
| priority |
|
| instance_cnt |
|
create_cfm_service
Utilized by CFM Y1731 test instance
| Argument |
Description |
| ccm_interval |
ccm service interval as defined in the cfm_config.csv |
| ma |
MA_name defind in cfm_config.csv Valid values: serv or diag |
| md |
Example: VPWS:299999-4 constructed from: $service_name:$service_number-${level}" |
| sVlan |
service vlan as defined in service_info.csv |
| cvlan |
|
| level |
cfm service level |
| service_type |
|
| service_profile |
|
delete_cfm_service
| Argument |
Description |
| ciena_nte |
|
| vpls_no |
|
device_login
| Argument |
Description |
| session |
|
| IP |
device IP |
| userid |
|
| password |
|
disable_cfm_service
| Argument |
Description |
| service_id |
|
| md |
|
| ma |
|
disable_lldp
| Argument |
Description |
| port_num |
|
disable_multihome_untouched
| Argument |
Description |
| nniPort |
|
| nniPort2 |
|
| svlan |
|
disable_port
| Argument |
Description |
| port_num |
|
enable_cfm_service
| Argument |
Description |
| session |
|
| service_id |
|
| md |
|
| ma |
|
enable_lldp
| Argument |
Description |
| port_num |
|
enable_port
| Argument |
Description |
| port_num |
|
eoam_disable_port
| Argument |
Description |
| port_num |
|
eoam_enable_port
| Argument |
Description |
| port_num |
|
eoam_multihome
| Argument |
Description |
| port |
|
| primary |
|
eoam_show
| Argument |
Description |
| port |
|
eoam_show_port
| Argument |
Description |
| port |
|
eoam_show_port_status
| Argument |
Description |
| port |
|
ethernet_ping
| Argument |
Description |
| service_id |
Handle constructed for MD and MA |
| md |
|
| ma |
|
| source_mep_id |
|
| destination_mep_id |
|
| count |
|
| ping_interval |
|
| priority |
|
| log_report |
|
ethernet_ping_mac_hop
| Argument |
Description |
| service_id |
|
| md |
|
| ma |
|
| source_mep_id |
|
| destination_mep_id |
|
| count |
|
| ping_interval |
|
| priority |
|
| log_report |
|
| l2cc |
Switch utilized to process l2cc level 4 data |
ethernet_ping_mac_mep
| Argument |
Description |
| service_id |
|
| md |
|
| ma |
|
| source_mep_id |
|
| destination_mep_id |
|
| count |
|
| ping_interval |
|
| priority |
|
| log_report |
|
get_active_port_throughput
| Argument |
Description |
| port |
|
get_agg_links
get_interface_port_link_state
| Argument |
Description |
| port |
|
get_mac
Use 'port show port port#' to display the MAC, then return the value
| Argument |
Description |
| port_no |
Port number for which to show the mac |
get_neighbor_interface
| Argument |
Description |
| port |
|
get_next_gen_cbs
| Argument |
Description |
| cir |
Value defined in service_config.csv |
get_port_base_mac
get_port_speed
Use "port show port
" to retrieve the
| Argument |
Description |
| port |
Get the configured port speed for this port |
get_pm_stats
| Argument |
Description |
| port |
|
| profile_name |
|
| session |
|
| sp_id |
|
get_port_stats
| Argument |
Description |
| port |
|
get_resolved_cos_profile
get_rx_rate_on_port
| Argument |
Description |
| session |
This is the seesion |
| myport |
Port on which the rx rate is requested - Rate is Mb/s. |
get_traffic_profiling_stats
| Argument |
Description |
| port |
|
| profile_name |
|
| sp_id |
|
get_tx_rx_stats
| Argument |
Description |
| port |
|
| profile_name |
|
get_version
| Argument |
Description |
| ciena_nte |
|
login
Check the prompt to determine if login is through a hop-off server (Acme NOC).
A block procedure which returns the promptname.
Then call appropriate login procedure, send_login(), noc_login()
Checks the prompt for success, or other.
Other prompts include username: or Username
| Argument |
Description |
| userid |
User name for login |
| password |
User password for login |
| ip |
If logging in through the NOC then the IP of the destination is required |
noc_login
| Argument |
Description |
| userid |
|
| password |
|
port_show_ethernet-config
| Argument |
Description |
| uni_port |
|
| nni_port |
|
| svlan |
|
port_show_port
| Argument |
Description |
| port |
|
remove_cfm_service_mep
| Argument |
Description |
| md |
|
| ma |
|
| mep_id |
|
remove_mep
| Argument |
Description |
| md |
|
| ma |
|
| level |
|
| ccm_interval |
|
| component |
|
| vlan |
|
| port |
|
| interface |
|
| mep_id |
|
| up_down_status |
|
| ccm_priority |
|
retrieve_port_statistics
| Argument |
Description |
| ciena_nte |
|
| port_number |
|
retrieve_port_tp
| Argument |
Description |
| ciena_nte |
|
| port_number |
|
retrieve_port_vs
| Argument |
Description |
| ciena_nte |
|
| port_number |
|
retrive_vs_info
| Argument |
Description |
| ciena_nte |
|
| virtual_switch |
|
send_login
Quick call for Juniper devices through the Acme NOC
A block procdure which returns the promptname. This is checked by the caller to determine success/fail.
| Argument |
Description |
| session |
|
| userid |
|
| password |
|
set_cfm_domain
| Argument |
Description |
| md |
|
| new_md |
|
set_cfm_domain_level
| Argument |
Description |
| md |
|
| service_id |
|
| level |
|
set_cfm_service_ma
| Argument |
Description |
| md |
|
| ma |
|
| old_ma |
|
show_agg_link_status
| Argument |
Description |
| port |
|
| expected_status |
|
show_oam_ethernet_link_fault_management_interface
| Argument |
Description |
| interface |
|
shut_down_ccm
| Argument |
Description |
| md |
|
| interface |
|
| ma |
|
toggle_cfm_global_state
Globally enable or disable a cfm service
| Argument |
Description |
| global_state |
|
toggle_mep_state
| Argument |
Description |
| mep_state |
Valid values: enable | disable |
| service_name |
service handle associated with MEP |
| mepid |
MEP id to operate upon |
verify_cfm_service_fault
Foreach valid service query for service errors. If error(s) are present,wait 15 seconds and repeat step up to 6 times. If count is exceeded flag set, return value is adjusted accordingly.
| Argument |
Description |
| service_id |
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| md |
Maintance Domain key |
| ma |
Maintance Association key |
| log_report |
debug switch. default value 0 Causes single show command write output to file. |
| expected_fault |
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verify_eoam_loopback
| Argument |
Description |
| port |
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verify_statistics_flag
| Argument |
Description |
| ciena_nte |
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| vc_name |
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verify_version
| Argument |
Description |
| ciena_nte |
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verify_service_instance
| Argument |
Description |
| service |
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| service_type |
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| rcos_profile_name |
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| nni_port |
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| uni_port |
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| profile_id |
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| cvlan |
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| svlan |
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| nni_precedence |
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| uni_precedence |
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| vs_name |
A value from global 'CIENA_VS_DB' for current instance |
check_cfm_global_state
Globally enable or disable a cfm service
| Argument |
Description |
| session |
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| global_state |
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manage_nm_aaf
| Argument |
Description |
| action_type |
Valid values: configure or cleanup |
| primary_nni_port |
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A protocol, using reliable data transfer, must account for packet loss, as well as corrupted data.
There are multiple ways data can be corrupted, either because of delay or because of network errors. Packet loss could occur multiple ways as well, with either router queues being full, or the router connection being down.
So, this protocol, in order to ensure that data was received in full, would have to check a checksum, and send an acknowledgement to the sender to let that host know that a retransmission isn't needed.
If the message is garbled due to packet corruption, then the receiving host would send a NACK, or a non-acknowledgement, to the sender. This would indicate that the sender would need to retransmit the same packet again.
If the sender doesn't receive an acknowledgement after a set amount of time, the estimated delay, then they sender will retransmit the packet regardless of information received by the receiver.
How does TCP differ from another reliable data transfer system?
TCP uses a SYN-ACK 3 way handshake to send data, that is the sender requests a connection, the receiver acknowledges the connection, and the sender responds with another acknowledgement with data following.
Similarly, TCP uses a FIN-ACK handshake at the end of the data transfer to terminate the connection that was originally initiated.
Increasing the speed of data transfer
Go-Back-N Method
Increases data transfer by allowing the data to constantly flow through N amount of packets, sending an acknowledgement, or NACK if necessary, when N amount of packets are done being transferred.
Selective-Repeat
Send acknowledgement per packet, and get retransmission from host when a packet wasn't received. Allowing for faster data flow due to the fact that the sender may only need to send one packet, whereas Go-Back-N would have the sender retransmit all packets after the failed one.


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| def | __init__ (self, win, cam) |
| def | cleanup (self) |
| def | delAmbientOcclusion (self) |
| def | delBloom (self) |
| def | delBlurSharpen (self) |
| def | delCartoonInk (self) |
| def | delGammaAdjust (self) |
| def | delHalfPixelShift (self) |
| def | delInverted (self) |
| def | delViewGlow (self) |
| def | delVolumetricLighting (self) |
| def | reconfigure (self, fullrebuild, changed) |
| def | setAmbientOcclusion (self, numsamples=16, radius=0.05, amount=2.0, strength=0.01, falloff=0.000002) |
| def | setBloom (self, blend=(0.3, 0.4, 0.3, 0.0), mintrigger=0.6, maxtrigger=1.0, desat=0.6, intensity=1.0, size="medium") |
| def | setBlurSharpen (self, amount=0.0) |
| def | setCartoonInk (self, separation=1, color=(0, 0, 0, 1)) |
| def | setGammaAdjust (self, gamma) |
| def | setHalfPixelShift (self) |
| def | setInverted (self) |
| def | setViewGlow (self) |
| def | setVolumetricLighting (self, caster, numsamples=32, density=5.0, decay=0.1, exposure=0.1, source="color") |
| def | update (self, task=None) |
Public Attributes | |
| bloom | |
| blur | |
| configuration | |
| finalQuad | |
| manager | |
| ssao | |
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| textures | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| def | del_ambient_occlusion = delAmbientOcclusion |
| def | del_bloom = delBloom |
| def | del_blur_sharpen = delBlurSharpen |
| def | del_cartoon_ink = delCartoonInk |
| def | del_gamma_adjust = delGammaAdjust |
| def | del_half_pixel_shift = delHalfPixelShift |
| def | del_inverted = delInverted |
| def | del_view_glow = delViewGlow |
| def | del_volumetric_lighting = delVolumetricLighting |
| def | set_ambient_occlusion = setAmbientOcclusion |
| def | set_bloom = setBloom |
| def | set_blur_sharpen = setBlurSharpen |
| def | set_cartoon_ink = setCartoonInk |
| def | set_gamma_adjust = setGammaAdjust |
| def | set_half_pixel_shift = setHalfPixelShift |
| def | set_inverted = setInverted |
| def | set_view_glow = setViewGlow |
| def | set_volumetric_lighting = setVolumetricLighting |
Class CommonFilters implements certain common image postprocessing filters. The constructor requires a filter builder as a parameter.
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| def cleanup | ( | self | ) |
| def delAmbientOcclusion | ( | self | ) |
| def delBloom | ( | self | ) |
| def delBlurSharpen | ( | self | ) |
| def delCartoonInk | ( | self | ) |
| def delGammaAdjust | ( | self | ) |
| def delHalfPixelShift | ( | self | ) |
| def delInverted | ( | self | ) |
| def delViewGlow | ( | self | ) |
| def delVolumetricLighting | ( | self | ) |
| def reconfigure | ( | self, | |
| fullrebuild, | |||
| changed | |||
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Reconfigure is called whenever any configuration change is made.
| def setAmbientOcclusion | ( | self, | |
numsamples = 16 , |
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radius = 0.05 , |
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amount = 2.0 , |
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strength = 0.01 , |
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falloff = 0.000002 |
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| def setBloom | ( | self, | |
blend = (0.3,0.4,0.3,0.0) , |
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mintrigger = 0.6 , |
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maxtrigger = 1.0 , |
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desat = 0.6 , |
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intensity = 1.0 , |
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size = "medium" |
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| def setBlurSharpen | ( | self, | |
amount = 0.0 |
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Enables the blur/sharpen filter. If the 'amount' parameter is 1.0, it will not have effect. A value of 0.0 means fully blurred, and a value higher than 1.0 sharpens the image.
| def setCartoonInk | ( | self, | |
separation = 1 , |
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color = (0, 0, 0, 1) |
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| def setGammaAdjust | ( | self, | |
| gamma | |||
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Applies additional gamma correction to the image. 1.0 = no correction.
| def setHalfPixelShift | ( | self | ) |
| def setInverted | ( | self | ) |
| def setViewGlow | ( | self | ) |
| def setVolumetricLighting | ( | self, | |
| caster, | |||
numsamples = 32 , |
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density = 5.0 , |
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decay = 0.1 , |
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exposure = 0.1 , |
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source = "color" |
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| def update | ( | self, | |
task = None |
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Updates the shader inputs that need to be updated every frame. Normally, you shouldn't call this, it's being called in a task.
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| blur |
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To use this analysis method select Maintain | Calibration | Known Alpha. There is a calibration parameter set for each material type. A set consists of the alpha weight, the rho-zero value, the extra error term (sigma x), and the coefficients a and b, their variances and covariance:
D = a + bm
Where D is the doubles rate corrected for multiplication and m is the effective 240Pu mass.
The alpha value is the ratio of neutrons from (alpha, n) reactions to neutrons from spontaneous fissions. For pure plutonium metal, alpha is zero because there are no (alpha, n) reactions. For pure plutonium oxide, alpha can be calculated from the plutonium isotopic composition because the (alpha, n) yield for oxygen is known for each of the plutonium isotopes. This calculation is performed by the software. The alpha value used for the multiplication-correction calculation is the alpha value for pure plutonium oxide multiplied by a weighting factor called the alpha weight. For pure plutonium metal the alpha weight is zero, For pure plutonium oxide, the alpha weight is one. If items have uniform impurities that change the alpha value for pure oxide by a known amount, the alpha value for these items can be calculated by using the appropriate alpha weight.
Rho-zero is the ratio of the doubles to singles rates times (1 + α) for a nonmultiplying item of 240Pu. Rho-zero is used as a reference value for the multiplication correction calculation. It depends on the detector parameters. Get the recommended value for rho-zero from the user's manual for the detector.
You can enter the calibration coefficients a and b and their variances and covariance from the keyboard or use the Deming code to enter the values automatically. The alpha weight, rho-zero, and the extra error term (sigma x) must be entered from the keyboard. The extra error term (sigma x) is always zero unless you change it from the keyboard. This error is used to account for extra error sources, for example, error sources not accounted for by the curve fitting process. The extra error is expressed as percent relative standard deviation; the corresponding mass error is combined quadratically with the mass error calculated from the calibration curve variances and covariances and the doubles rate standard deviation.
The constant k is used in the equation that determines the neutron multiplication. It depends on the moments of the spontaneous fission neutron distributions of 240Pu and on the induced fission neutron distributions of 239Pu. The default value is 2.166.
There are two heavy metal correction parameters for MOX "collar" measurements, and a radio button to enable these parameters which are usually not used. The correction factor is applied to the singles and doubles as follows:
K4 = 1 + heavy metal weighting factor * (heavy metal reference – declared heavy metal content)
Where:
Declared heavy metal content = (declared Pu + declared U) / declared length
Then:
Singles = sqrt (K4) * singles
Singles error = sqrt (K4) * singles error
Doubles = K4 * doubles
Doubles error = K4 * doubles error
There are two moisture correction algorithms implemented in the known-alpha analysis. One method applies a correction to the calculated “dry” alpha and the other method applies a correction to the multiplication corrected doubles rate (i.e., the mass).
Moisture Correction #1. There is a set of calibration coefficients for a moisture correction on alpha, and a radio button is available to enable these (infrequently used) parameters. The ring ratio (RR) is used to calculate a correction (CF) to the dry alpha calculated from isotopics:
RR = inner ring / outer ring
where:
inner ring = 1st scaler rate
outer ring = singles rate
The curve types that can be used for calculating the correction factor are:
1. RR = a + b * CF + c * CF^2 + d * CF^3
2. RR = a * CF^b
3. RR = a * CF / (1 + b * CF)
4. RR = a (1 - e^-b* CF)
wet alpha = dry alpha * CF
The wet alpha is then used in the standard known alpha analysis.
Moisture Correction #2. Alternatively, the same set of calibration coefficients can be used for a moisture correction on the multiplication corrected doubles rate, and a radio button is available to enable these (infrequently used) parameters. The ring ratio (RR) is used to calculate a correction (CF) to the multiplication corrected doubles rate:
RR = inner ring / outer ring
where:
inner ring = 1st scaler rate
outer ring = singles rate
The curve types that can be used for calculating the correction factor are:
1. RR = a + b * CF + c * CF^2 + d * CF^3
2. RR = a * CF^b
3. RR = a * CF / (1 + b * CF)
4. RR = a (1 - e^-b* CF)
moisture corrected Dc = Dc * CF
The moisture corrected Dc is then used in the multiplication corrected calibration curve to determine the effective 240Pu mass.
The calibration parameters can be printed with the measurement (detector) parameters by selecting the "Print calibration parameters" button.


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interface VideoTile : VideoSink
VideoTile is a tile that binds video render view to display the frame into the view.
state |
State of video tile abstract var state: VideoTileState |
videoRenderView |
View which will be used to render the Video Frame abstract var videoRenderView: VideoRenderView? |
bind |
Binds the view to the tile. The view needs to be create by the application. Once the binding is done, the view will start displaying the video frame automatically abstract fun bind(videoRenderView: VideoRenderView?): Unit |
setPauseState |
Update the pause state of the tile. abstract fun setPauseState(pauseState: VideoPauseState): Unit |
unbind |
Unbinds the videoRenderView from tile. abstract fun unbind(): Unit |
DefaultVideoTile |
class DefaultVideoTile : VideoTile |


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suggest_best_k-ConsensusPartition-method.Rd
Suggest the best number of subgroups
# S4 method for ConsensusPartition suggest_best_k(object, jaccard_index_cutoff = select_jaccard_cutoff(ncol(object)), mean_silhouette_cutoff = NULL, stable_PAC = 0.1, help = cola_opt$help)
| object | A |
|---|---|
| jaccard_index_cutoff | The cutoff for Jaccard index for comparing to previous k. |
| mean_silhouette_cutoff | Cutoff for mean silhourtte scores. |
| stable_PAC | Cutoff for stable PAC. This argument only take effect when |
| help | Whether to print help message. |
The best k is selected according to following rules:
All k with Jaccard index larger than jaccard_index_cutoff
are removed because increasing k does not provide enough extra information. If all k are removed, it is marked as no subgroup is detected.
If all k with Jaccard index larger than 0.75, k with the highest mean silhourtte score is taken as the best k.
For all k with mean silhouette score larger than mean_silhouette_cutoff
, the maximal k is taken as the best k, and other k are marked as optional best k.
If argument mean_silhouette_cutoff
is set to NULL, which means we do not filter by mean silhouette scores while by 1-PAC scores. Similarly, k with the highest 1-PAC is taken the best k and other k are marked as optional best k.
If it does not fit the second rule. The k with the maximal vote of the highest 1-PAC score, highest mean silhouette, and highest concordance is taken as the best k.
It should be noted that it is difficult to find the best k deterministically, we encourage users to compare results for all k and determine a proper one which best explain their studies.
The selection of the best k can be visualized by select_partition_number
.
The best k.
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ob_gzhandler (PHP 4 >= 4.0.4, PHP 5, PHP 7) ob_gzhandler — 在ob_start中使用的用来压缩输出缓冲区中内容的回调函数。ob_start callback function to gzip output buffer 说明 string ob_gzhandler ( string $buffer , int $mode ) ob_gzhandler()目的是用在ob_start()中作回调函数，以方便将gz 编码的数据发送到支持 压缩页面的浏览器。在ob_gzhandler()真正发送压缩过的数据之前，该函数会确定（判定 ）浏览器可以接受哪种类型内容编码（"gzip","deflate",或者根本什么都不支持），然后 返回相应的输出。所有可以发送正确头信息表明他自己可以接受压缩的网页的浏览器，都 可以支持。 All browsers are supported since it's up to the browser to send the correct header saying that it accepts compressed web pages. 如果一个浏览器不支 持压缩过的页面，此函数返回FALSE。 参数 buffer mode 返回值 更新日志 版本 说明 4.0.5 填加了 mode 参数。 范例 Example #1 ob_gzhandler() example
This should be a compressed page.
注释 Note: ob_gzhandler() 需要 zlib 扩展。 Note: 不能同时使用ob_gzhandler() 和 zlib.output_compression。也要注意使用 zlib.output_compression 要优于 ob_gzhandler()。 参见 • ob_start() - 打开输出控制缓冲 • ob_end_flush() - 冲刷出（送出）输出缓冲区内容并关闭缓冲 User Contributed Notes 41 notes =============================================================================== I've just spent 5 hours fighting a bug in my application and outcome is: W3C Standart requires response body to be empty if 304 header set. With compression on it will at least contain a gzip stream header even if your output is completely empty! This affects firefox (current ver.3.6.3) in a very subtle way: one of the requests after the one that gets 304 with not empty body gets it response prepended with contents of that body. In my case it was a css file and styles was not rendered at all, which made problem show up. =============================================================================== The simplest way for gzip compression is: ob_start("ob_gzhandler") returns FALSE if browser doesn't support gzip, so then is called normal ob_start(); =============================================================================== Here are some precisions : - the "mode" arg accepts a bit field composed of PHP_OUTPUT_HANDLER_START, PHP_OUTPUT_HANDLER_CONT and PHP_OUTPUT_HANDLER_END. See http://www.php.net/ manual/fr/ref.zlib.php#56216 for an example. The value that jazfresh recommends below (5) is the good one, because 5 == PHP_OUTPUT_HANDLER_START | PHP_OUTPUT_HANDLER_END. - when called INSIDE an output buffering handler, ob_gzhandler DOES NOT return false when the browser doesn't support compressed pages. It rather returns the original string. =============================================================================== According to the manual, if ob_gzhander detects that the browser is unable to support deflate or gzip it returns FALSE. Does this mean that if you use ob_start("ob_gzhandler"), any browsers that do not support gzip/deflate will receive a blank page? I've been having problems with IE6 displaying gzipped pages and adding a test: solved the problem. Surely if ob_gzhandler detects a lack of support for deflation it should return the input unchanged and not FALSE? =============================================================================== I just spent 30 minutes wondering why my browser wasn't getting the gzipped version :-O If you're using Google Web Access your pages will be delivered to the browser uncompressed unless you tell GWA to ignore the specific site. Obvious, really. =============================================================================== All versions of MSIE have a bug where they don't cache gzipd contents. If your application depends on caching, this is something to keep in mind. In the end, I did: =============================================================================== From what I can understand, quite some people seem to have problems with this functionality. If you want to do this quick, like i did, you can use the outstanding class gzip_encode made by Leknor at http://leknor.com/code/php/view /class.gzip_encode.php.txt =============================================================================== In the set_error_handler notes, there is a technique described for capturing all errors (even parse errors) before they are displayed the user, using a special error handler and output handler. If this output handler detects a fatal error in the output buffer, it's captured and dealt with before it can be displayed to the user. If no error was detected, then output buffer is displayed verbatim (i.e. without being compressed). If you are using this method, you can still take advantage of ob_gzhandler's compression. However, you MUST specify a mode argument (I'm using 4.2.2 on RedHat9). The mode value affects which headers are automatically added (Content-Encoding, etc). A value of '5' worked for me. '0' or discarding the argument produces a blank screen under Mozilla. :)(.+) in (.+) on line (.+)", $buffer, $regs )) { my_error_handler(E_ERROR, $regs[2], $regs[3], $regs[4]); // ... // ... Insert your error handling here ... // ... return 'An internal error occurred.'; } else { // The page rendered without any errors, so compress // and output. return ob_gzhandler($buffer, 5); } } ?> =============================================================================== About the previous note from Davey: ob_start(array('ob_gzhandler',9)); Does not work. The output size isn t affected at all, stays the same. ob_gzhandler compression level use zlib.output_compression_level, which is -1 per default, level 6. To change the compression level on the fly, simply use ini_set: =============================================================================== When using ob_start("ob_gzhandler"), be aware that the output buffer has to be flushed in order to invoke the ob_gzhandler callback function. This may not always happen. For example, if you use ob_get_contents() to copy the output buffer to a string for further manipulation and then silently discard the buffer with ob_end_clean(), the output buffer is never "flushed" and as a result, the ob_gzhandler callback function is never invoked. And your pages won't be compressed. This will be the case, for example, if you use the PHP Fusebox architecture/ framework. =============================================================================== I have a very well tested module in my framework (ie: running in production environments for a couple of years) called 'fastpage', which takes care of both memcaching and gzipping for frequently requested content. It memcaches one version of each unique page both gzipped and non-gzipped, and returns the appropriate version based upon the browser's Accept-encoding header. Use is: $page_spec = array($dependent,$variables,$go,$here); if(!fastpage_display('content_id',$page_spec)) { ... make page here ... fastpage_displayed('content_id',$page_spec); } Unfortunately, on IE8 beta (in IE8 mode, or in IE7 emulation mode), the fastpage-enabled content was not being un-gzipped. IE would request the content, a 200 status and correct byte count would appear in the server logfile, and IE would show no errors. However, CSS would not be applied and Javascript would not execute. The only fix I can find right now is to disable gzip entirely for this browser. User agent string is: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 5.1; Trident/4.0; .NET CLR 2.0.50727 The same output works fine in firefox (windows, linux, mac), and in safari. Versions are: zlib 1.2.3-r1 / php 5.2.6-r7 / lighttpd 1.4.20 So much for the 'this has been fixed in IE7' comment, above... =============================================================================== Hi, if you are using apache, I think you are much better of using apache's compression, as this will also compress static text files (css, js, html, etc) and it will keep your php-code clean. See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_deflate.html for an excellent how to. And for other webservers, I'm pretty sure they have equivalents. Cheers, Ronald =============================================================================== in reply to nyarl at hotep dot co dot uk; Your 'solution' doesn't really work since session_id() will return an empty string if there is no session started. Therefore it will never return NULL. Yes the problem is gone, but also is your output buffering xD I haven't found a solution to this problem yet... It seems ie6 just doesn't wanna play nice - like it does most of the times. =============================================================================== I wrote a simple script that I use on my site. Bandwidth consumption dropped dramatically. Pages shrunk 3-5 times. The script simulates the results of using this function directly but by using regular output buffering with ob_start. So you get to output gzip and play with it before you do. You can find the script with explanations here: http://www.tellinya.com/art2/106/gzip-compress-html Cheers and input is always welcome fellow coders! =============================================================================== Someone previously mentioned that MSIE doesn't cache gzipped content. This is false. He misread the source of information. In fact, IE will cache gzipped content no matter what. Here is the quote from the mailing list: The reason the COMPRESSED responses are, in fact, always getting cached no matter what "Vary:" field name is present is just as I suspected... it is because MSIE decides it MUST cache responses that arrive with "Content-Encoding: gzip" because it MUST have a disk ( cache ) file to work with in order to do the decompression. Source: http://lists.over.net/pipermail/mod_gzip/2002-December/006826.html =============================================================================== faisun at sina dot com: If you read up on output buffering, you'll see that if an output buffer callback returns false, this instructs PHP to output the original string untouched. That's why ob_gzhandler() returns false if the encoding is not supported. When ob_start("ob_gzhandler") is used and encoding is not supported, ob_gzhandler() will return false and PHP outputs the original, uncompressed string. jsnell at e-normous dot com: Output buffering callback functions accept up to two parameters, so this would probably work better for your situation: However, if you're trying to suppress errors caused by headers already being sent, it would be better to start the output buffering earlier, before any output can be sent. =============================================================================== If you want to suppress errors (such as for cases when headers are already sent) and you don't want to write or patch your error_handler, you need to create an intermediate callback: function ob_gz_handler_no_errors($buffer) { @ob_gzhandler($buffer); } ob_start('ob_gzhandler_no_errors'); =============================================================================== DON'T compress/gzip your Error pages : i can think of two good reasons not to compress your error pages: 1. You want to make sure that people can read you error pages, don't you ? 2. Compressing pages have a "side effect" : it's smaller !! if you return "HTTP /1.x 404 Document Not fount" (or any other HTTP error), MSIE will display it's built in error message, not yours if it's small than 513bytes. (see "HOW TO: Turn Off the Internet Explorer 5.x and 6.x 'Show Friendly HTTP Error Messages' Feature on the Server Side" http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb; en-us;Q294807 ) =============================================================================== When writing scripts for distribution, I would usually "null" out the following deprecated superglobals so that users who uses the script will not be able to use them. However, when using ob_start('ob_gzhandler'), one of those superglobals somehow disable this function. Found out that it was $HTTP_SERVER_VARS that's causing the problems. I don't know why it does that, but I just want to point that out. =============================================================================== Please be aware that, as other users have already mentioned, the compression will fail if there are characters before the php start tag "< ?". This is also the case when saving files in UTF-8 format with editors such as Ultraedit. Make sure you save the file using the defined option UTF-8 NO BOM or delete the BOM otherwise the two UTF BOM characters will be written at the start of the file. =============================================================================== So why doesn't the web server just do this by default? This works for me if I do: ini_set('zlib.output_compression_level', 3); ob_start("ob_gzhandler"); or even just: ob_start("ob_gzhandler"); I did the level 3 compression, I think the default was 6 and I didn't want to put too much load on the server. 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The SpbTestTool sample serves two purposes. One, it demonstrates how to open a handle to the SPB controller, use the SPB interface from a KMDF driver, and employ GPIO passive-level interrupts. Two, it allows for communication with a peripheral using SPB commands to aide in debugging.
This sample is incomplete as a driver and merely demonstrates use of the SPB API and GPIO interrupts. It is not intended for use in a production environment.
1. Navigate to src\SPB\SpbTestTool\sys and launch the vcxproj file
2. Modify SpbTestTool.inx
a. Replace ACPI\SpbTestTool with appropriate peripheral HWID
b. Set the “ConnectInterrupt registery” setting to 1 to connect the first interrupt resource found, otherwise leave at 0 to leave disconnected. See SpbTestTool_AddReg section.
3. Build the project in Visual Studio
a. Produces SpbTestTool.inf and SpbTestTool.sys
1. Navigate to src\SPB\SpbTestTool\exe and launch the vcxproj file
2. Build the project in Visual Studio
a. Produces SpbTestTool.exe
To install the SpbTestTool driver:
1. Ensure that the driver builds without errors
2. Copy the SYS and INF files to a separate folder
3. Run devcon.exe. You can find this program in the tools\devcon folder where you installed the WDK. Type the following command in the command window.
a. devcon.exe update SpbTestTool.inf ACPI\<hwid>
The following are relevant functions in the SpbTestTool peripheral for using the SPB interface from a KMDF driver.
|
Function |
Description |
|
OnPrepareHardware |
Traverses the driver’s start resources and caches the connection ID of the I2C or SPI resource. This ID will be used to open the SPB controller later on. |
|
SpbPeripheralOpen |
Opens a handle to the underlying SPB controller via the resource hub. This allows the peripheral driver to be developed without any underlying knowledge of the platform or hardware connections. Instead, the dependency between controller and peripheral is described in ACPI. |
|
SpbPeripheralClose |
Closes the handle to the SPB controller. |
|
SpbPeripheralLock |
Sends IOCTL_SPB_LOCK_CONTROLLER to the SPB controller to lock the bus for exclusive access by this peripheral. |
|
SpbPeripheralUnlock |
Sends IOCTL_SPB_UNLOCK_CONTROLLER to the SPB controller to unlock the bus from exclusive access by this peripheral. |
|
SpbPeripheralLockConnection |
Sends IOCTL_SPB_LOCK_CONNECTION to the SPB controller to lock the shared connection for exclusive access by this target (file handle). |
|
SpbPeripheralUnlockConnection |
Sends IOCTL_SPB_UNLOCK_CONNECTION to the SPB controller to unlock the shared connection from exclusive access by this target (file handle). |
|
SpbPeripheralRead |
Sends a read request to the SPB controller. |
|
SpbPeripheralWrite |
Sends a write request to the SPB controller. |
|
SpbPeripheralWriteRead |
Builds a write-read sequence and sends IOCTL_SPB_EXECUTE_SEQUENCE to the SPB controller. |
|
SpbPeripheralFullDuplex |
Builds a full duplex IO and sends IOCTL_SPB_FULL_DUPLEX to the SPB controller. |
|
SpbPeripheralOnComplete |
Completion callback for all IO. |
The following are relevant functions in the SpbTestTool peripheral for managing GPIO passive-level interrupts from a KMDF driver.
|
Function |
Description |
|
OnPrepareHardware |
Traverses the driver’s start resources. If “ConnectInterrupt” is set to 1 in the registry, the driver connects the first interrupt resource found and registers an interrupt service routine. |
|
OnInterruptIsr |
The interrupt service routine, which has been configured to run at passive-level. Doing so enables the driver to acknowledge or quiesce the interrupt using the SPB interface, which cannot be called at DIRQL. Typically a driver will clear the hardware interrupt and save any volatile information in its ISR, and then it will queue a workitem to continue processing. Our sample driver instead notifies the SpbTestTool app that an interrupt has occurred and calls KeWaitForSingleObject to wait until the interrupt is handled before returning. A ‘real’ driver should never stall in the ISR like this. |
|
SpbPeripheralWaitOnInterrupt |
Called to pend a WaitOnInterrupt request in the driver, which will be completed when the next interrupt occurs. |
|
SpbPeripheralInterruptNotify |
Completes an outstanding WaitOnInterrupt request to inform the SpbTestTool app that an interrupt has occurred. |
|
SpbPeripheralSignalInterrupt |
Notifies the interrupt service routine that the interrupt has been handled and the ISR should return. |
To launch the SpbTestTool application:
1. Navigate to the directory with SpbTestTool.exe
2. Type the following command in the command window:
a. SpbTestTool.exe
3. An alternate peripheral driver path can also be used. Note, this driver must implement the private SpbTestTool interface
a. SpbTestTool.exe /p \\.\<alternate_path>
4. An input script can used instead of an interactive prompt. The format is one command per line. See below for commands.
a. SpbTestTool.exe /i <script.txt>
The application will loop indefinitely waiting for one of the following commands. The commands are translated to the appropriate SPB API action without any state tracking in the driver. Transfer status, buffers, and error codes are returned as necessary. Type ‘help’ at any time to display this list. Press Ctrl-C at any time to cancel the current command and exit the application.
|
Command |
Description |
|
open |
Open handle to SPB controller |
|
close |
Close handle to SPB controller |
|
lock |
Lock the bus for exclusive access |
|
unlock |
Unlock the bus |
|
lockconn |
Lock the shared connection for exclusive access. This primitive is used to synchronize with op-region accesses by firmware. |
|
unlockconn |
Unlock the shared connection |
|
write {} |
Write byte array to peripherl > write {01, 02, 03} |
|
read <numBytes> |
Read <numBytes> from peripheral > read 5 |
|
writeread {} <numBytes> |
Atomically write byte array to peripheral and read <numBytes> back > writeread {01, 02, 03} 5 |
|
fullduplex {} <numBytes> |
Simultaneously write byte array to peripheral and read <numBytes> back > full duplex {01, 02, 03} 5 |
|
signal |
Inform the SpbTestTool driver that the interrupt has been handled |
|
help |
Display the list of supported commands |
|
Ctrl-C |
Press Ctrl-C at any time to cancel the outstanding command and exit the application. |
|
File |
Description |
|
driver.h, driver.cpp |
DriverEntry and Events on the Driver Object. |
|
device.h, device.cpp |
Events on the Device Object, and read, write, and IOCTLs from the SpbTestTool application. Implements the driver’s interrupt service routine. |
|
internal.h |
Common includes and typedefs |
|
makefile |
Redirects to the real makefile that is shared by all components of the WDK |
|
makefile.inc |
Defines custom build actions. Includes the conversion of the .INX file into a .INF file |
|
peripheral.h, peripheral.cpp |
Reflection of the SpbTestTool IOCTLs to the SPB API, including opening the controller via the resource hub and using lock, unlock, read, write, and sequence |
|
resource.rc |
Resource descriptor file used for versioning |
|
sources |
Lists source files and build options |
|
sources.dep |
Defines build dependencies |
|
spbtesttool.asl |
Sample ASL file for a peripheral device node. It declares I2C and GPIO interrupt resources. Note each macro specifies an ACPI path to describe direct dependencies. |
|
spbtesttool.h |
Private SpbTestTool IOCTLs for use between the application and peripheral driver, and driver path names |
|
spbtesttool.inx |
Describes the installation of the driver. The build process converts this into a .INF |
|
trace.h |
Sets up WPP tracing |
|
File |
Description |
|
command.h, command.cpp |
Classes respresenting each of the SpbTestTool commands. See Executing commands above |
|
internal.h |
Common includes and function definitions |
|
main.cpp |
Application entry point, input parsing, and main execution loop. Also contains the interrupt notification thread. |
|
makefile |
Redirects to the real makefile that is shared by all components of the WDK |
|
sources |
Lists source files and build options |
|
util.cpp |
Helper functions |
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Introduction to GitHub
The goal of this resource is to provide access to all materials discussed during the Introduction to GitHub presentation.
First, let it be known that I am not a web developer, so I apologize for the rudimentary website. However, it is my hope that
this presentation gets you what you need to start contributing to either your own project stashed in a repository on your favorite platform,
or empowers you to start contributing to your favorite open-source project. I have no intention to take this down, so feel free to bookmark
this site to use at your leisure (and feel free to send me links you think belong in the resource list!).
Initial Downloads
Lab 1 Commands
Part 1
- Do not copy the $ symbol, this just denotes a clean line in either git-bash or terminal that is ready for commands -
$ git config --global user.email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>$ git config --global user.name "My Name"
- Confirm that your email and name are in place in the config -
Part 2
- IMPORTANT: Do not just copy and paste this command, this will be the URL that will be in the Clone or Download button -
$ git clone https://github.com/{your user name}/{your repo-name}.git
$ git branch example-branch
$ git checkout example-branch
- Here we will make a change to the README.md file -
- Make sure that the changes made show as green and ready for commit -
$ git commit -m "Updating README.md file"
Lab 2 Commands
As this lab is done within GitHub Desktop, we will not have command-line commands for the lab
Presentation Slides
Introduction to GitHub - PowerPoint


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