Inshore Waters Forecast
045
FPUK70 EGRR 090445
TT TVWO GEN MET
.TO BBC WEATHER CENTRE
FROM THE MET. OFFICE BRACKNELL
HERE NOW IS THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR THE INSHORE WATERS OF
GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND UNTIL 6PM THIS EVENING
ISSUED AT 0400 ON THURSDAY 09 NOVEMBER 1995
HIGH PRESSURE 1024 OVER NORTHERN FRANCE, MOVING SLOWLY AND
DECLINING. FRONTAL TROUGH LYING FROM NORTHWEST OF SCILLIES,
THROUGH CARDIGAN BAY TO SPURN HEAD AT 0400, EXPECTED PRAWLE POINT
TO THE WASH BY MIDNIGHT TONIGHT. BY SAME TIME, NEW LOWS EXPECTED
NEAR BREST 1005, AND EAST OF ST ABBS HEAD 1006.
FROM BERWICK UPON TWEED TO SPURN HEAD
WIND VARIABLE BECOMING SOUTHEASTERLY 3 OR 4. OCCASIONAL RAIN.
VISIBILITY MODERATE OR GOOD
FROM SPURN HEAD TO BEACHY HEAD
WIND SOUTHWEST BACKING SOUTHEAST 3 OR 4, OCCASIONALLY 5.
OCCASIONAL RAIN.
VISIBILITY MODERATE OR GOOD
FROM BEACHY HEAD TO THE LIZARD PENINSULA
WIND SOUTHERLY 3 OR 4. MAINLY FAIR.
VISIBILITY MODERATE OR GOOD
FROM THE LIZARD PENINSULA TO ST DAVIDS HEAD
WIND SOUTHWEST VEERING NORTHWEST 3 OR 4. OCCASIONAL RAIN.
VISIBILITY MODERATE OR GOOD
FROM ST DAVIDS HEAD TO MULL OF KINTYRE INCLUDING CARLINGFORD LOUGH
TO LOUGH FOYLE
WIND VARIABLE 3 OR LESS. RAIN SOUTH OF MORECAMBE BAY, SHOWERS TO
THE NORTH.
VISIBILITY MODERATE OR GOOD
FROM MULL OF KINTYRE TO BENBECULA
WIND WEST OR SOUTHWEST BEC VARIABLE 3 OR 4. SHOWERS.
VISIBILITY GOOD
FROM BENBECULA TO WICK INCLUDING THE WATERS AROUND ORKNEY AND
SHETLAND
WIND WEST OR SOUTHWEST BACKING NORTHEAST 3 OR 4. SHOWERS.
VISIBILITY GOOD
AND FINALLY FROM WICK TO BERWICK UPON TWEED
WIND VARIABLE, MAINLY SOUTHWESTERLY BACKING NORTHEASTERLY
3 OR 4. SHOWERS.
VISIBILITY GOOD
(C) CROWN COPYRIGHT 1995
Ian Watkins |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Last updated: 04 October 1995 | © Crown Copyright 1995


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M.P. govt. to adopt mohalla clinic model in its cities
by PRESS TRUST OF INDIADrawing from the mohalla clinic model of the Delhi government, the Congress dispensation in Madhya Pradesh plans to set up “Sanjivani Clinics” in every ward in urban areas to provide basic health services to people free of cost.
To start with, “Sanjivani Clinics” will be set up in four big cities, including Bhopal.
Sanjivani Clinics will soon be launched in every ward of four big cities of Madhya Pradesh — Bhopal, Indore, Gwalior and Jabalpur, Health Minister Tulsi Silawat said.
Asked about details of the project, Mr. Silawat said these health centres would function on the lines of Mohalla clinics of New Delhi.
We want to make available health facilities to citizens in the vicinity of their homes. Sanjivani Clinics will provide medical facility to people in their neighbourhood. “After four cities, such clinics will be set up in wards in every urban body of the State,” Mr. Silawat said.
He said several other initiatives are also being taken to improve medical facilities in the State.


Linear expressions and relations
[Direct modeling support]
Functions | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator+ (int, const IntVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of integer variable and integer. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator+ (int, const BoolVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variable and integer. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator+ (int, const LinExpr &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of linear expression and integer. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator+ (const IntVar &, int) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of integer variable and integer. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator+ (const BoolVar &, int) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variable and integer. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator+ (const LinExpr &, int) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of linear expression and integer. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator+ (const IntVar &, const IntVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of integer variables. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator+ (const IntVar &, const BoolVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of integer and Boolean variable. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator+ (const BoolVar &, const IntVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean and integer variable. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator+ (const BoolVar &, const BoolVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variables. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator+ (const IntVar &, const LinExpr &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of integer variable and linear expression. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator+ (const BoolVar &, const LinExpr &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variable and linear expression. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator+ (const LinExpr &, const IntVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of linear expression and integer variable. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator+ (const LinExpr &, const BoolVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of linear expression and Boolean variable. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator+ (const LinExpr &, const LinExpr &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of linear expressions. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator- (int, const IntVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of integer variable and integer. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator- (int, const BoolVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variable and integer. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator- (int, const LinExpr &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of integer and linear expression. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator- (const IntVar &, int) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of integer variable and integer. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator- (const BoolVar &, int) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variable and integer. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator- (const LinExpr &, int) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of linear expression and integer. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator- (const IntVar &, const IntVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of integer variables. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator- (const IntVar &, const BoolVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of integer and Boolean variable. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator- (const BoolVar &, const IntVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean and integer variable. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator- (const BoolVar &, const BoolVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variables. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator- (const IntVar &, const LinExpr &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of integer variable and linear expression. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator- (const BoolVar &, const LinExpr &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variable and linear expression. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator- (const LinExpr &, const IntVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of linear expression and integer variable. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator- (const LinExpr &, const BoolVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of linear expression and Boolean variable. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator- (const LinExpr &, const LinExpr &) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of linear expressions. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator- (const IntVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as negative of integer variable. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator- (const BoolVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as negative of Boolean variable. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator- (const LinExpr &) |
| Construct linear expression as negative of linear expression. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator* (int, const IntVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as product of integer coefficient and integer variable. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator* (int, const BoolVar &) |
| Construct linear expression as product of integer coefficient and Boolean variable. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator* (const IntVar &, int) |
| Construct linear expression as product of integer coefficient and integer variable. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator* (const BoolVar &, int) |
| Construct linear expression as product of integer coefficient and Boolean variable. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator* (const LinExpr &, int) |
| Construct linear expression as product of integer coefficient and linear expression. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::operator* (int, const LinExpr &) |
| Construct linear expression as product of integer coefficient and linear expression. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::sum (const IntVarArgs &x) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of integer variables. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::sum (const IntArgs &a, const IntVarArgs &x) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of integer variables with coefficients. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::sum (const BoolVarArgs &x) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variables. | |
| LinExpr | Gecode::sum (const IntArgs &a, const BoolVarArgs &x) |
| Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variables with coefficients. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator== (int l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear equality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator== (int l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear equality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator== (int l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear equality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator== (const IntVar &l, int r) |
| Construct linear equality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator== (const BoolVar &l, int r) |
| Construct linear equality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator== (const LinExpr &l, int r) |
| Construct linear equality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator== (const IntVar &l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear equality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator== (const IntVar &l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear equality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator== (const BoolVar &l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear equality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator== (const BoolVar &l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear equality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator== (const IntVar &l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear equality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator== (const BoolVar &l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear equality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator== (const LinExpr &l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear equality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator== (const LinExpr &l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear equality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator== (const LinExpr &l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear equality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator!= (int l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear disequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator!= (int l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear disequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator!= (int l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear disequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator!= (const IntVar &l, int r) |
| Construct linear disequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator!= (const BoolVar &l, int r) |
| Construct linear disequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator!= (const LinExpr &l, int r) |
| Construct linear disequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator!= (const IntVar &l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear disequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator!= (const IntVar &l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear disequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator!= (const BoolVar &l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear disequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator!= (const BoolVar &l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear disequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator!= (const IntVar &l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear disequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator!= (const BoolVar &l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear disequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator!= (const LinExpr &l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear disequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator!= (const LinExpr &l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear disequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator!= (const LinExpr &l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear disequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator< (int l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator< (int l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator< (int l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator< (const IntVar &l, int r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator< (const BoolVar &l, int r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator< (const LinExpr &l, int r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator< (const IntVar &l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator< (const IntVar &l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator< (const BoolVar &l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator< (const BoolVar &l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator< (const IntVar &l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator< (const BoolVar &l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator< (const LinExpr &l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator< (const LinExpr &l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator< (const LinExpr &l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator<= (int l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator<= (int l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator<= (int l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator<= (const IntVar &l, int r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator<= (const BoolVar &l, int r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator<= (const LinExpr &l, int r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator<= (const IntVar &l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator<= (const IntVar &l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator<= (const BoolVar &l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator<= (const BoolVar &l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator<= (const IntVar &l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator<= (const BoolVar &l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator<= (const LinExpr &l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator<= (const LinExpr &l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator<= (const LinExpr &l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator> (int l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator> (int l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator> (int l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator> (const IntVar &l, int r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator> (const BoolVar &l, int r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator> (const LinExpr &l, int r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator> (const IntVar &l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator> (const IntVar &l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator> (const BoolVar &l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator> (const BoolVar &l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator> (const IntVar &l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator> (const BoolVar &l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator> (const LinExpr &l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator> (const LinExpr &l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator> (const LinExpr &l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator>= (int l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator>= (int l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator>= (int l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator>= (const IntVar &l, int r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator>= (const BoolVar &l, int r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator>= (const LinExpr &l, int r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator>= (const IntVar &l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator>= (const IntVar &l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator>= (const BoolVar &l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator>= (const BoolVar &l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator>= (const IntVar &l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator>= (const BoolVar &l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator>= (const LinExpr &l, const IntVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator>= (const LinExpr &l, const BoolVar &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. | |
| LinRel | Gecode::operator>= (const LinExpr &l, const LinExpr &r) |
| Construct linear inequality relation. |
Detailed Description
Linear expressions can be freely composed of sums and differences of integer variables (Gecode::IntVar) or Boolean variables (Gecode::BoolVar) possibly with integer coefficients and integer constants.
Note that both integer and Boolean variables are automatically available as linear expressions.
Linear relations are obtained from linear expressions with the normal relation operators.
Function Documentation
| LinExpr Gecode::operator+ | ( | int | c, | |
| const IntVar & | x | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of integer variable and integer.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator+ | ( | int | c, | |
| const BoolVar & | x | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variable and integer.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator+ | ( | int | c, | |
| const LinExpr & | e | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of linear expression and integer.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator+ | ( | const IntVar & | x, | |
| int | c | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of integer variable and integer.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator+ | ( | const BoolVar & | x, | |
| int | c | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variable and integer.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator+ | ( | const LinExpr & | e, | |
| int | c | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of linear expression and integer.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator+ | ( | const IntVar & | x, | |
| const IntVar & | y | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of integer variables.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator+ | ( | const IntVar & | x, | |
| const BoolVar & | y | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of integer and Boolean variable.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator+ | ( | const BoolVar & | x, | |
| const IntVar & | y | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean and integer variable.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator+ | ( | const BoolVar & | x, | |
| const BoolVar & | y | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variables.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator+ | ( | const IntVar & | x, | |
| const LinExpr & | e | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of integer variable and linear expression.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator+ | ( | const BoolVar & | x, | |
| const LinExpr & | e | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variable and linear expression.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator+ | ( | const LinExpr & | e, | |
| const IntVar & | x | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of linear expression and integer variable.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator+ | ( | const LinExpr & | e, | |
| const BoolVar & | x | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of linear expression and Boolean variable.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator+ | ( | const LinExpr & | e1, | |
| const LinExpr & | e2 | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of linear expressions.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator- | ( | int | c, | |
| const IntVar & | x | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of integer variable and integer.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator- | ( | int | c, | |
| const BoolVar & | x | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variable and integer.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator- | ( | int | c, | |
| const LinExpr & | e | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of integer and linear expression.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator- | ( | const IntVar & | x, | |
| int | c | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of integer variable and integer.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator- | ( | const BoolVar & | x, | |
| int | c | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variable and integer.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator- | ( | const LinExpr & | e, | |
| int | c | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of linear expression and integer.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator- | ( | const IntVar & | x, | |
| const IntVar & | y | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of integer variables.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator- | ( | const IntVar & | x, | |
| const BoolVar & | y | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of integer and Boolean variable.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator- | ( | const BoolVar & | x, | |
| const IntVar & | y | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean and integer variable.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator- | ( | const BoolVar & | x, | |
| const BoolVar & | y | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variables.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator- | ( | const IntVar & | x, | |
| const LinExpr & | e | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of integer variable and linear expression.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator- | ( | const BoolVar & | x, | |
| const LinExpr & | e | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variable and linear expression.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator- | ( | const LinExpr & | e, | |
| const IntVar & | x | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of linear expression and integer variable.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator- | ( | const LinExpr & | e, | |
| const BoolVar & | x | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of linear expression and Boolean variable.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator- | ( | const LinExpr & | e1, | |
| const LinExpr & | e2 | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of linear expressions.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator- | ( | const IntVar & | x | ) |
Construct linear expression as negative of integer variable.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator- | ( | const BoolVar & | x | ) |
Construct linear expression as negative of Boolean variable.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator- | ( | const LinExpr & | e | ) |
Construct linear expression as negative of linear expression.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator* | ( | int | a, | |
| const IntVar & | x | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as product of integer coefficient and integer variable.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator* | ( | int | a, | |
| const BoolVar & | x | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as product of integer coefficient and Boolean variable.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator* | ( | const IntVar & | x, | |
| int | a | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as product of integer coefficient and integer variable.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator* | ( | const BoolVar & | x, | |
| int | a | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as product of integer coefficient and Boolean variable.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator* | ( | const LinExpr & | e, | |
| int | a | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as product of integer coefficient and linear expression.
| LinExpr Gecode::operator* | ( | int | a, | |
| const LinExpr & | e | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as product of integer coefficient and linear expression.
| LinExpr Gecode::sum | ( | const IntVarArgs & | x | ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of integer variables.
| LinExpr Gecode::sum | ( | const IntArgs & | a, | |
| const IntVarArgs & | x | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of integer variables with coefficients.
| LinExpr Gecode::sum | ( | const BoolVarArgs & | x | ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variables.
| LinExpr Gecode::sum | ( | const IntArgs & | a, | |
| const BoolVarArgs & | x | |||
| ) |
Construct linear expression as sum of Boolean variables with coefficients.
| LinRel Gecode::operator== | ( | int | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear equality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator== | ( | int | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear equality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator== | ( | int | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear equality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator== | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear equality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator== | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear equality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator== | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear equality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator== | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear equality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator== | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear equality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator== | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear equality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator== | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear equality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator== | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear equality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator== | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear equality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator== | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear equality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator== | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear equality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator== | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear equality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator!= | ( | int | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear disequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator!= | ( | int | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear disequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator!= | ( | int | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear disequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator!= | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear disequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator!= | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear disequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator!= | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear disequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator!= | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear disequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator!= | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear disequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator!= | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear disequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator!= | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear disequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator!= | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear disequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator!= | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear disequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator!= | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear disequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator!= | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear disequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator!= | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear disequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator< | ( | int | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator< | ( | int | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator< | ( | int | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator< | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator< | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator< | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator< | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator< | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator< | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator< | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator< | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator< | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator< | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator< | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator< | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator<= | ( | int | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator<= | ( | int | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator<= | ( | int | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator<= | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator<= | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator<= | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator<= | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator<= | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator<= | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator<= | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator<= | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator<= | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator<= | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator<= | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator<= | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator> | ( | int | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator> | ( | int | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator> | ( | int | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator> | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator> | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator> | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator> | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator> | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator> | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator> | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator> | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator> | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator> | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator> | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator> | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator>= | ( | int | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator>= | ( | int | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator>= | ( | int | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator>= | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator>= | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator>= | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator>= | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator>= | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator>= | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator>= | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator>= | ( | const IntVar & | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator>= | ( | const BoolVar & | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator>= | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| const IntVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator>= | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| const BoolVar & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.
| LinRel Gecode::operator>= | ( | const LinExpr & | l, | |
| const LinExpr & | r | |||
| ) |
Construct linear inequality relation.


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About this website
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| opennlp.tools.chunker |
Package related to finding non-recursive syntactic annotation such as noun phrase chunks.
|
| opennlp.tools.ml | |
| opennlp.tools.ml.model | |
| opennlp.tools.postag |
Package related to part-of-speech tagging.
|
| opennlp.tools.util |
Package containing utility data structures and algorithms used by multiple other packages.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Sequence[] |
ChunkerME.topKSequences(List<String> sentence,
List<String> tags)
Deprecated.
|
Sequence[] |
Chunker.topKSequences(List<String> sentence,
List<String> tags)
Deprecated.
please use
Chunker.topKSequences(String[], String[]) instead. |
Sequence[] |
ChunkerME.topKSequences(String[] sentence,
String[] tags) |
Sequence[] |
Chunker.topKSequences(String[] sentence,
String[] tags)
Returns the top k chunk sequences for the specified sentence with the specified pos-tags
|
Sequence[] |
ChunkerME.topKSequences(String[] sentence,
String[] tags,
double minSequenceScore) |
Sequence[] |
Chunker.topKSequences(String[] sentence,
String[] tags,
double minSequenceScore)
Returns the top k chunk sequences for the specified sentence with the specified pos-tags
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Sequence |
BeamSearch.bestSequence(T[] sequence,
Object[] additionalContext,
BeamSearchContextGenerator<T> cg,
SequenceValidator<T> validator) |
Sequence[] |
BeamSearch.bestSequences(int numSequences,
T[] sequence,
Object[] additionalContext,
BeamSearchContextGenerator<T> cg,
SequenceValidator<T> validator) |
Sequence[] |
BeamSearch.bestSequences(int numSequences,
T[] sequence,
Object[] additionalContext,
double minSequenceScore,
BeamSearchContextGenerator<T> cg,
SequenceValidator<T> validator)
Returns the best sequence of outcomes based on model for this object.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Sequence |
SequenceClassificationModel.bestSequence(T[] sequence,
Object[] additionalContext,
BeamSearchContextGenerator<T> cg,
SequenceValidator<T> validator)
Finds the sequence with the highest probability.
|
Sequence[] |
SequenceClassificationModel.bestSequences(int numSequences,
T[] sequence,
Object[] additionalContext,
BeamSearchContextGenerator<T> cg,
SequenceValidator<T> validator)
Finds the n most probable sequences.
|
Sequence[] |
SequenceClassificationModel.bestSequences(int numSequences,
T[] sequence,
Object[] additionalContext,
double minSequenceScore,
BeamSearchContextGenerator<T> cg,
SequenceValidator<T> validator)
Finds the n most probable sequences.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Sequence[] |
POSTaggerME.topKSequences(List<String> sentence)
Deprecated.
|
Sequence[] |
POSTagger.topKSequences(List<String> sentence)
Deprecated.
call
topKSequences(String[]) instead |
Sequence[] |
POSTaggerME.topKSequences(String[] sentence) |
Sequence[] |
POSTagger.topKSequences(String[] sentence) |
Sequence[] |
POSTaggerME.topKSequences(String[] sentence,
Object[] additionaContext) |
Sequence[] |
POSTagger.topKSequences(String[] sentence,
Object[] additionaContext) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Sequence |
BeamSearch.bestSequence(T[] sequence,
Object[] additionalContext)
Returns the best sequence of outcomes based on model for this object.
|
Sequence[] |
BeamSearch.bestSequences(int numSequences,
T[] sequence,
Object[] additionalContext) |
Sequence[] |
BeamSearch.bestSequences(int numSequences,
T[] sequence,
Object[] additionalContext,
double minSequenceScore)
Returns the best sequence of outcomes based on model for this object.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
Sequence.compareTo(Sequence s) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Sequence(Sequence s) |
Sequence(Sequence s,
String outcome,
double p) |
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layout: page
title: Get Involved
---
The events committee organizes club activities.
Is there a topic you want to learn more about that you'd like someone at RITLUG to give a talk about?
Tell us about it and we'll try to put something together. Do you think that something is awesome and would like to share it?
If you have a topic that you would like to present on, bring it up to eboard and we can make arrangements to have you present. Each year we attend events such as: the Rochester Maker Faire, Imagine RIT and Club fairs.
During these events we demo club and member projects.
If you are interested in presenting one of your projects or just helping us, keep an eye on our email lists for a call for volunteers.
The project committee aims to foster club projects by helping with infrastructure, website and community development, and tests new technologies.
RITlug has tons of cool and interesting projects such as TigerOS and Teleirc that you can work on.
If you would like to work on a project, the best thing to do is join our discord and start talking with the people there.
If you have a cool project idea or already have a personal project, you can bring it into the club to enlarge its community and share it with others.Events Committee
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Help us at Events
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Join a Project
Start a Project
Looking for more information? Contact us via email , Discord or IRC.


Before Change
object_keys = self._keys(gcs_utils.TablePrefix_OBJECT_string + "*")
object_ids_binary = {
key[len(gcs_utils.TablePrefix_OBJECT_string):]
for key in object_keys
}
results = {}
for object_id_binary in object_ids_binary:
results[binary_to_object_id(object_id_binary)] = (
self._object_table(binary_to_object_id(object_id_binary)))
return results
def _actor_table(self, actor_id):
Fetch and parse the actor table information for a single actor ID.
After Change
object_info)
return self._gen_object_info(object_location_info)
else:
object_table = self.global_state_accessor.get_object_table()
results = {}
for i in range(len(object_table)):
object_location_info = gcs_utils.ObjectLocationInfo.FromString(
object_table[i])
results[binary_to_hex(object_location_info.object_id)] = \
self._gen_object_info(object_location_info)
return results
def _gen_object_info(self, object_location_info):
Parse object location info.


---
layout: post
title: Oh the Arrogance!
categories: []
tags: []
status: publish
type: post
published: true
meta:
_original_post_id: ''
_original_import_author: John Duprey
author:
---
OK. I enjoy poking fun at Canada from time to time. My grandma was Canadian. I laugh at South Park's silly portrayal of Canadians. I even joke about Canada being the 51'st state of America. I even made up a little jingle to go along with that thought. :) However, its done with the lightest of heart and amongst friends who know this.
mathaeis
in the
not_my_jesus
community posted this
link to video snippets of right wingers on TV bashing Canada. Is there any question why we are reviled throughout the world?


A global list of Placement is maintained. These Placements form the basis for email communication and are used in Offer . An Offer can have multiple Placements. The Placement date determines when the Activation Email is to be sent to the Primary Partner Contact. To read more about when the email are sent, click on this link .
To add a Placement, click on the Placement button located on the navigation menu. This results in a collapsible menu with two options.
Add Placement
List/Edit Placements
Click on the Add Placement to open a page where fields used for the placement are displayed. Enter the appropriate data as mentioned below and click Add button.
Select Project (Required) - A dropdown field to select the Project for the Placement. This dropdown is populated as per the projects that exists in the system
Select Channel (Required) - A dropdown field to select the channel of the "Project" that is selected. Take note that the dropdown is populated only by the channels that have been associated with the particular Project, so selected
Placement Title (Required) - A text field where name for the Placement is entered.
Start Date (Required) - A text field to select the date from the Calendar that is displayed. This field determines when the Placement starts
End Date (Optional) - A text field to select the end date of the Placement from the Calendar that is dislayed. However, this field is optional and not specifying the same will not generate any validation error
* Click to enlarge
This page will list all the Placements that have been added to the system. The contents of this page are in tabular form which contains columns whose brief description have been mentioned below
* Click to enlarge
The Columns that appear in the List Placement page are
Placements - The name of the Placements appears in these columns.
Projects - The Projects that have been used for the particular Placement are shown against each Placement name..
Channels - Lists the channels that that have been used for the Placement.
Start Date - The start date for a particular Placement are shown in this column.
Offers - Lists the Offers that have used the particular Placement. Please note that a placement may be used by multiple Offers so the list that populates may contain more than one Offer.
Actions - This column displays two icons against each Placement name for editing/deleting a Placement
Users can see two icons under the Action column whose brief functionality have been mentioned below
The edit button is used to edit the existing Placement details. The validation rules are similar to that while
Adding Placement
. However, please make sure that if the End Date of the Placement needs to be specified, it needs to be a date which comes after the Placement Start Date.
The delete button is used to delete a Placement. However, do note that if a Placement is being used in other modules such as
Offer
, the placement cannot be deleted. So, in order to delete a Placement, a user first needs to delete the respective module associated with the Placement and then proceed to delete the corresponding Placement.
* Click to enlarge


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March 21, 2018 at 7:00pm CT
Where
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I knew he was my husband when we met.
It was love at first sight.


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The Welsh Corgi, sometimes known as just a Corgi (/ˈkɔːrɡi/, Welsh for "dwarf dog";[5] plural "Corgis" or occasionally the etymologically consistent "Corgwn"; /ˈkɔːrɡuːn/), is a small type of herding dog that originated in Wales, United Kingdom.[6] Two separate breeds are recognized: the Pembroke Welsh Corgi and the Cardigan Welsh Corgi. Historically, the Pembroke has been attributed to the influx of dogs alongside Flemish weavers from around the 10th century, while the Cardigan is attributed to the dogs brought with Norse settlers, in particular a common ancestor of the Swedish Vallhund. A certain degree of interbreeding between the two types has been suggested to explain the similarities between the two.


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The table component is used to display the data in table form.
In this example, we compose a table using uxg-table
component
With table component, you can display data, sort data, select data, etc
The uxg-table
component is based on the mat-table
from angular material and also integrated
with finastra design system
There are three necessary inputs: data
/columns
/columnsToDisplay
The data
is a data array which contains the data to display in the table.
The columns
is an array which contains the configuration of each columns.
The columnsToDisplay
is an array which columns should display in the table.
There are others input and output that you can use to control the dispay style of table and interact with the table component.
See more below:
| Name | Description |
|
@Input() data:Array<any>[] |
An array of data. |
|
@Input() columns:Array<UxgColumn>[] |
An array of column definiations. |
|
@Input() columnsToDisplay:Array<string>[] |
An array of column name which indicate which column should be visable in table. |
|
@Input() totalData:any |
This total input enable user customize the total cell. |
|
@Input() stickyHeader:boolean |
If stick the header or not. Default true |
|
@Input() stickyFooter:boolean |
If stick the footer or not. Defalut false |
|
@Input() showTotalRows:boolean |
If total row should be visiable or not. Default false |
|
@Input() showTableHeader: boolean |
If you want to show table headers, Default true . |
|
@Input() columnDragEnable:boolean |
Enable column drag drop or not. Default false |
|
@Input() selectedKeys:number[] |
The default selected rows index. |
|
@Input() singleSelect:boolean |
If table enable single select or not. |
|
@Input() multiSelect:boolean |
If table enable multi select or not. Default false single select mode has high priority than multi select mode. |
|
@Input() pageEnable:boolean |
If enable paging for the table or not. Default false |
|
@Input() paging: UxgPage |
When pageEnable to table, if needed, user can pass customized paging to table component. |
| @Output() selectChanged: EventEmitter<UxgTableSelectEvent> |
Event emitted when the selection of table changed. |
| @Output() multiSelectSingleRowClicked: EventEmitter<UxgTableSelectEvent> |
Event emitted when you are in multi-select mode but you click on one row not check the checkbox. |
| @Output() sortChanged: EventEmitter<UxgSort> |
If customized sort needed, you can use this output to do it. |
| @Output() pageChanged: EventEmitter<PageEvent> |
If customized paging needed, you can use this ouput to do it. |
| @Input() enableEdit |
If you want to enable edit a row on the table, if yes, one new column will be added by default |
| @Input() enableDelete |
If you want to enable delete a row on the table, if yes, one new column will be added by default |
| @Input() enableSend |
If you want to apply a customized event to row that is not the same with click on the row. you can enable this
configuraiton and then use the output rowSendEvent to customized your own actions
|
| @Output() rowRemoved : EventEmitter<any> |
Emit the removed row, when you enable delete and click on the delete icon |
| @Output() rowUpdated : EventEmitter<any> |
Emit the edited row, when you enable edit and click on the confirm icon |
| @Output() rowSend : EventEmitter<any> |
Emit the current row data, when you enableSend and click on the send icon |
| Property | Type | Optional | Description |
| active | string | no | The column name |
| direction | SortDirection | no | Angular material SortDirection interface |
| Property | Type | Optional | Description |
| id | string | yes | the unique id of data item |
| name | string | no | Column name |
| type | UxgColumnType | no | Column data type refer UxgColumnType for more information |
| align | string | yes | 'left' | 'right' | 'center': string should be left align, number should be right align. |
| displayName | string | yes | Add a new label to display in the header row |
| cellTemplate | Object | yes | The view template to display your customized cell. |
| cellEditTemplate | Object | yes | The edit template to display your customized edit cell.When you enable edit to table |
| cellEditTemplateEmiter | Object | yes | The emiter you want to use in your template, if you need to trigger action on a click for example |
With the type you can specify the disply type and predefined align. For type cellTemplate
You can used to
add new template to customize your own cell. See more in advanced section
| Property | value |
| string | string |
| number | number |
| date | date |
| typedouble | typedouble |
| cellTemplate | cellTemplate |
| Property | Type | Optional | Description |
| disabled | boolean | yes | If paging action is disabled or not. Default false |
| length | number | yes | the length of the data |
| hidePageSize | boolean | yes | Hide the page size or not. Default false |
| showFirstLastButtons | boolean | yes | show first last button or not. Default true |
| pageIndex | number | yes | Page index. Default 0 |
| pageSize | number | yes | Page size. Default 5 |
| pageSizeOptions | number[] | yes | Page size range. Default [5, 10] |
| Property | Type | Optional | Description |
| singleSelect | boolean | no | if single select mode or not. |
| data | any[] | no | selected row data |
In table component, you can create your own customized cell template to customize your cell.
As you have ever read before, we have UxgColumnType
definiations
There are properties: cellTemplate
/cellEditTemplate
And also there is a property in UxgColumnType
called cellTemplate
With those properties, you can add your own cell template. When you specify that the column type is
cellTemplate
, UxgTable will know that you want to use your own template for this column
And the cellTemplate
property means the template you want to use to display this column.
From table component, we will provide two paramters to your template element
column
With those two object, you can do what you want, element
contains row data. column
contains
column definiation
Here is an template exmaple, we want to display the revenue with currency.
With the element and column object we can access the data and display it.
< ng-template #tableCellTypedCurrency let-element="element" let-column="column" >
{{element[column.name].amount }} {{element[column.name].currency }}
cell template here
</ng-template >


Notices 2015:
March 2015: Itaparica - three cruising couples suffered yacht crime here. See comment at bottom of page.
February 2015: Yet another violent violent attack on a yacht in Fortaleza just an hour after its arrival there.
February 2015: A cruising sailor was shot in Sao Luis aboard his yacht at anchor and another yacht in Fortaleza was boarded by armed thieves.
The security situation in Maragojipe city located in the Reconcavo Baiano appears to be worsening. See this police report dated January 2015 (http://www.tupinambafm.com/?p=7303#more-7303).
Notices 2014:
A cruising boat was boarded April 2014, the crew attacked, beaten and robbed within moments of anchoring in Fortaleza. See report here.
Yachts visiting Belem have been boarded and robbed in the past, and sadly in March 2014 another similar attack was reported by a cruising boat. See report here. This port is best avoided.
In the Salvador, Itaparica, Morro de Sao Paulo area of Brazil there is a significant amount of armed crime. Cruisers should be be wary about walking ashore at night and lock themselves into their boats at night. Two boats have reported an armed boarding, assault and robbery so far in 2014 (see latest report here).
Earlier Notices:
Four boats anchored outside the two marinas in the Port area of Salvador, were boarded and robbed in the first 2 weeks of June 2012. It is strongly recommended that, unless taking up a berth in one of the marinas, vessels should avoid anchoring in the Port area. For alternative options see Salvador de Bahia.
A notice published at the Aratu Yacht Club warns members and visiting yachts not to visit secluded anchorages in the Bahia de Todos os Santos. An American yacht was boarded at gunpoint at the anchorage known as "the waterfall" in February 2012, the Captain advised that he was unaware that such a warning was in force.
It is advisable when cruising Brazil to avoid isolated anchorages.
Levels of crime and violence are high, particularly in major cities. You should be particularly vigilant before and during the festive and Carnival periods. Bank card fraud is common.
Last updated March 2015.
Brazil's climate varies greatly. Most of the northern part of the Brazilian coast is under the influence of NE winds which are strongest in the summer between December and February. The rest is in the SE trade wind belt, which predominates from March to August. During the austral winter months the SE trades have a lot of south in them, and sailing down the coast can be difficult. An eye must be kept on the weather, as the winds can change direction suddenly putting a boat on to a dangerous lee shore.
Brazil Weather Bureau - http://www.inmet.gov.br/
For links to free global weather information, forecast services and extreme weather information see the Noonsite Weather Page
Eastern coast (north of Rio de Janeiro): Abrolhos Reefs , Buzios , Cabedelo * , Cabo Frio , Caravelas , Guarapari , Ilha de Itaparica , Ilheus/Malhado * , Macae * , Maceio * , Marau , Morro do Sao Paolo , Natal * , Niteroi , Recife * , Rio de Janeiro * , Salvador de Bahia * , Vitoria *
Northern coast: Belem * , Fortaleza/Mucuripe * , Sao Luis *
Southern Brazil: Angra dos Reis * , Baia da Ilha Grande , Cananeia , Florianopolis * , Itacuruca , Itajai * , Paranagua * , Paraty , Porto Belo , Rio Grande * , Santos * , Sao Francisco do Sul * , Sao Sebastiao *
* indicates port of entry


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Madrid, 17 January 1883
Mrs. Saturnina Rizal
My beloved Sister:
I received your letter of 14 December and I thank you for it and the enclosure.
I'm waiting for the picture of Freding (this nickname sounds German or English) and I'm hoping I would see him still a baby.
I fear greatly that this letter would not find José the son of Marianito, alive because you said that his feet and hand were already cold. I presume that water should not always be used in the treatment of infants and those who know say so also; for really, if we apply a strong medicine to a young life, which is like a light that has just begun to flare, it will so weaken the patient that what is intended as remedy might only lead to the grave. We also use water often but only in cases where the patients are older, in treatment of women's diseases and others, and the treatment is not too prolonged. The death that results from water cure is not far from death caused by cold that is not obvious and painful but slow, like a candle burning.
May God save him and the water heal and not drown him. May my fear be merely a dream.
I thank you for the gift of a ring, handkerchiefs, and sandals. Don't expect any return just now.
Please send me a list of friends and acquaintances who have died of the pest and beriberi.
I read in your letter that you are residing in the south because the house has been bought by Compadre Andres. Which house in the south?
Remind Ursula and Victoria of the saving, of what use is forage if the horse is already dead. Even if they sang in church last Christmas, I regret that they thought of doing it when I was no longer there. I should like to thank them but not for this. Sweeter to my memory was the past when she could be urged to sing and play the harp. The name given by Father Ingó (Boema, Traford) is something I did not expect from such a priest. It is either too much or too little.
Also I praised Loleng's new industry; it is different from her former industry. Only I cannot understand why when I was there and we used to play revesino (card game) she did not think of making bibingka (rice cake). I have received conflicting news, but one stands out, unchanging. I thought that her most becoming dress is blue and gold stripes. Please tell her this.
I'm studying Italian and I can speak now a little. It is so very sweet that one is obliged to sing the words. When I go home, I'm going to teach it to Icang so that her tongue would become a little soft. If you only know it, we can correspond in it, instead of Tagalog, which is very difficult to write.  I forget my Florante (1) in Barcelona. There is no one around with whom I can speak it properly. I read your letter again and again. I’m tired of the Spanish language.
I’m very, very grateful to Tonino and Sra. Sisa for the money they sent me. However, if I’m to be believed as I wish to be believed now, I beg you not to send me any more money. The source of this money is good but the effect is saddening. My other brothers who cannot send me money will be sorry because of their inability to do so. And if they would also send me, following the example of the others, I cannot accept it, except with regret, knowing that it has meant a great sacrifice for them. I don’t know if they can understand what I’m trying to say or if I say it correctly. Please try to explain it. Another thing is that for me even a little suffices. Why should they retrench to give me money? If I need money, I'm going to ask for it. Between us brothers, it is unnecessary to express our desires; we understand one another.
Ordinarily, not all good desires and generosity produce sweet fruits. Your affection is enough for me. Take good care of yourselves so that we may meet again, like olden days when we used to go out fishing, to take a bath in Pansol (2) and Prinsa, go on a stroll, drink tuba (3) or visit Mainit. I don't know why all these things come back to my mind. I'm also very, very careful, as I don't wish to cause our father and mother any anxiety. Yesterday when I was returning from the barbershop a man who tried to rob me accosted me. All I did was wave him away, pushing him. In former days I cannot say what I would have done, especially as I was carrying a cane.
Kiss for me the hands of father and mother and embrace our brothers for me. Give a kiss to Millong (if he is no longer cross-eyed), Icang, Toño, Delfina, Chabeng, José and Freding. Handsome lad or European eyes?
Regards to our relatives and to all the young, ladies I know, especially to Loleng, Sula, and others, to Dandoy, the Curate, Father Ingó, Ate Colasa, Coya Sinforoso.
This is all and your brother embraces you.


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This sample demonstrates various options to work with boundary line settings.
Boundary line name can be set either via data-idd-name attribute or div's id.
Boundary line can be styled with stroke and thickness.
X or Y coordinate for a boundary line can be set by iddX/iddY knockout binding or by a plain text in html.
Boundary line itself set be added in html (with data-idd-plot='boundaryLine' attribute) or in javascript (chart.boundaryLine(name, settings))


| DOSE: |
2 tablets |
oral |
MDMA |
(pill / tablet) |
Report on the effects of three years of weekly MDMA use (note:last use ever was 4 months ago). Often Xanax (a benzodiazapene) was taken to turn the drug off at the end of the night. Xanax dependance is an unintended result.
male: age - mid 40's: female: mid 30's - both report same symptoms; both professionals
Symptoms:
1) insomnia
2) mild to moderate depression (just started taking Zoloft 2 weeks ago - 5HTP did not work). Note: Post MDMA blues used to last a day or two. In the last year the after weekend blues lasted up to a week or more. Since ceasing use 4 months ago depression has continued.
3) lack of ability to concentrate and focus
4) short term memory loss got worse in the last year - now long term memory loss is evident
Fear - seratonin depletion may be permanent. Trying to see if Zoloft (an SSRI) will replenish seratonin and cure depression and insomnia. Beware - weekly use not recommended. Never again for us.
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.


Vincent Knight
Here is a list of publications written with Vincent Knight:
- 2012: Ambulance Allocation for Maximal Survival with Heterogeneous Outcome Measures.: Vincent Knight, Paul Harper, Leanne Smith - OMEGA - The International Journal of Management Science. 40 (6) 918--926.
- 2014: Tweeting the Terror: Modelling the Social Media Reaction to the Woolwich Terrorist Attack: Peter Burnap, Matthew Williams, Luke Sloan, Omer Rana, Will Housley, Adam Edwards, Vincent Knight, Rob Procter, Alex Voss - Social Network Analysis and Mining.
- 2015: Compliance with National Guidelines for Stroke in Radiology.: Izabella Komenda, Hannah Williams, Vincent Knight - Operations Research for Health Care..
- 2010: Forecasting Welsh Ambulance Demand using Singular Spectrum Analysis.: Janet Williams, Jon Gillard, Paul Harper, Vincent Knight - In Proceedings of the XXXVI International ORAHS Conference.
- 2011: Cost-Effective Workforce Planning: Optimising the Dental Team Skill-Mix for England.: Paul Harper, E Kleinman, Jenny Gallagher, Vincent Knight - Journal of Enterprise Information Management.
- 2012: Discrete Conditional Phase-Type Models Utilising Classification Trees: Application to Modelling Health Service Capacities.: Paul Harper, Vincent Knight, Adele Marshall - European Journal of Operational Research. 219 (3) 522--530.
- 2016: Time-dependent stochastic methods for managing and scheduling Emergency Medical Services: Julie Vile, Jon Gillard, Paul Harper, Vincent Knight - Operations Research for Health Care..
- 2013: Selfish routing in public services.: Vincent Knight, Paul Harper - European Journal of Operational Research. 230 (1) 122-132.
- 2008: Higher Spin Alternating Sign Matrices: Roger Behrend, Vincent Knight - Electronic Journal of Combinatorics.~14(1): R83, 38pp..
- 2015: Rostering staff at a mathematics support service using a finite-source queueing model: Jon Gillard, Vincent Knight, Julie Vile, Rob Wilson - IMA Journal of Management Mathematics. 27 (2).
- 2015: Modelling of psoriasis patient flows for the reconfiguration of secondary care services and treatments: Kayne Putman, Alex Anstey, Paul Harper, Vincent Knight - Health Systems..
- 2016: Editorial: Health Systems ESI XXXI — OR applied to Health in a Modern World.: Roberto Aringhieri, Vincent Knight, Honora Smith - Operations Research for Health Care, 5, 3..
- 2016: Measuring the Price of Anarchy in Critical Care Unit Interactions.: Vincent Knight, Izabella Komenda, Jeff Griffiths - The journal of the operational research society.
- 2012: Modelling Emergency Medical Services with Phase Type Distributions.: Vincent Knight, Paul Harper - Health Systems. 1 53-68.
- 2011: Bed Management in a Critical Care Unit.: Jeff Griffiths, Vincent Knight, Izabella Komenda - IMA Journal of Management Mathematics..
- 2011: On the Peter Principle: An Agent Based Investigation into the Consequential Effects of Social Networks and Behavioural Factors.: Angelico Fetta, Paul Harper, Vincent Knight, Janet Williams, Israel Vieira - Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications..
- 2015: Playing games: a case study in active learning applied to Game Theory.: Vincent Knight - Connections.
- 2011: Modelling Patient Choice in Healthcare Systems: Development and Application of a Discrete Event Simulation with Agent-Based Functionality.: Vincent Knight, Janet Williams, Iain Reynolds - Journal of Simulation..
- 2014: Operational research ambassadors in schools: Noel-Ann Bradshaw, Paul Harper, Vincent Knight, Louise Orpin - Proceedings of the HEA STEM, Edinburgh 2014.
- 2015: Containment of socially optimal policies in multiple-facility Markovian queueing systems.: Rob Shone, Vincent Knight, Paul Harper, Janet Williams, John Minty - Journal of the Operational Research Society..
- 2016: An Open Framework for the Reproducible Study of the Iterated Prisoner’s Dilemma.: Vincent Knight, Owen Campbell, Marc Harper, Karol Langner, James Campbell, Thomas Campbell, Alex Carney, Martin Chorley, Cameron Davidson-Pilon, Kristian Glass, Nikoleta Glynatsi, Tomáš Ehrlich, Martin Jones, Georgios Koutsovoulos, Holly Tibble, Jochen Müller, Geraint Palmer, Piotr Petunov, Paul Slavin, Timothy Standen, Luis Visintini, Karl Molden. - Journal of open research software..
- 2016: Measuring the Price of Anarchy in Critical Care Unit Interactions: Vincent Knight, Jeff Griffiths, Izabela Komenda - The journal of the operational research society.
- 2012: How Efficient can an Emergency Unit be? A Perfect World Model.: Kesh Baboolal, Jeff Griffiths, Vincent Knight, Andrew Nelson, Cheryl Voake, Janet Williams - Emergency Medicine Journal..
- 2013: Comparisons between observable and unobservable M/M/1 queues with respect to optimal customer behavior: Rob Shone, Vincent Knight, Janet Williams - European Journal of Operational Research.
- 2011: Operational Research Informing National Health Policy: Paul Harper, Vincent Knight, Israel Vieira, Janet Williams - Cardiff University. ISBN: 978-0-9569158-0-1.
- 2014: Mathematical modelling of patient flows to predict critical care capacity required following the merger of two district general hospitals into one.: James Williams, Steve Dumont, Jack Parry-Jones, Izabella Komenda, Jeff Griffiths, Vincent Knight - Anaesthesia. 70 (1).
- 2011: Forecasting Welsh Ambulance Demand using Singular Spectrum Analysis.: Janet Williams, Jon Gillard, Paul Harper, Vincent Knight - In Journal of the Operational Research Society.
- 2016: Editorial: Operations Research for Health Care ESI XXXI — OR applied to Health in a Modern World.: Roberto Aringhieri, Vincent Knight, Honora Smith - Operations Research for Health Care, 8, 22–23..
- 2013: Using Singular Spectrum Analysis to Obtain Staffing Level Requirements in Healthcare.: Vincent Knight, Jon Gillard - Journal of the Operational Research Society.
- 2016: Ambulance Allocations for Maximising Survival within a Heterogeneous Population using a Heterogeneous Fleet.: Leanne Smith, Paul Harper, Vincent Knight - Submitted to the journal of the operational research society.


October 6,2019
Project 4: Timeline
This project i try to chanllenge myself. So i decide to do a isometrical city to expresnt the timeline of the Shanghai'development. The development time of Shanghai in the picture is from ancient China (Ming Dynasty) to modern times, and then to modern times.
November 4,2019
Project 3: illustration
This illustration about sea monster, most of undersea world have not been explored,we don't know what is below our boat. i did this illustration combine illstrator and photoshop ,like SpongeBob SquarePants. How Sea Monster Work
The theme of the illustration is exploring universe. I use multiple colors inside illustration since universe is colorful and mysterious . And good News, our scentists recently found New Twin Planets Prompt Comparisons to Earth
Global Warming , A hug problem to the whole world . Therefore ,as long as everyone starts fom green travel ,from our own now ,our world will be better. Global Warming. I use photoshop to creat this.
October 6,2019
Project 2: Icon
The each icon represent one of my hobbies. first one is a luggage since i enjoy travelling. game control represnt video game which is my second hobby and the third one is illstrator mean graphic design because i think we should love graphic design as a graphic designer. The whole project i add simple color lump into the line icon.
 Then i want to try something more intersting and difficult avatar. I find the image of soilder in Star War. and create the isometric avatar.


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Persisting Sensitive Data
The Credentials Store API allows you to securely store sensitive user data, like passwords, server URLs, etc.
How to use
Use PasswordSafe
to work with credentials.
Retrieve stored credentials
String key = null; // e.g. serverURL, accountID
CredentialAttributes credentialAttributes = createCredentialAttributes(key);
Credentials credentials = PasswordSafe.getInstance().get(credentialAttributes);
if (credentials != null) {
String password = credentials.getPasswordAsString();
}
// or get password only
String password = PasswordSafe.getInstance().getPassword(credentialAttributes);
private CredentialAttributes createCredentialAttributes(String key) {
return new CredentialAttributes(CredentialAttributesKt.generateServiceName("MySystem", key));
}
Store credentials
CredentialAttributes credentialAttributes = createCredentialAttributes(serverId); // see previous sample
Credentials credentials = new Credentials(username, password);
PasswordSafe.getInstance().set(credentialAttributes, credentials);
To remove stored credentials, pass null
for credentials
parameter.
Storage
Default storage format depends on OS.
| OS | Storage |
|---|---|
| Windows | File in KeePass format |
| macOS | Keychain using Security Framework |
| Linux | Secret Service API using libsecret |
Users can override the default behavior in Preferences | Appearance & Behavior | System Settings | Passwords.
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The basic building block of the user interface.
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| void | window_set_click_config_provider (Window *window, ClickConfigProvider click_config_provider) |
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| void | window_set_click_config_provider_with_context (Window *window, ClickConfigProvider click_config_provider, void *context) |
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| ClickConfigProvider | window_get_click_config_provider (const Window *window) |
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| void * | window_get_click_config_context (Window *window) |
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| void | window_set_window_handlers (Window *window, WindowHandlers handlers) |
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| struct Layer * | window_get_root_layer (const Window *window) |
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| void | window_set_background_color (Window *window, GColor background_color) |
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| bool | window_is_loaded (Window *window) |
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| void | window_set_user_data (Window *window, void *data) |
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| void * | window_get_user_data (const Window *window) |
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| void | window_single_click_subscribe (ButtonId button_id, ClickHandler handler) |
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| void | window_single_repeating_click_subscribe (ButtonId button_id, uint16_t repeat_interval_ms, ClickHandler handler) |
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| void | window_multi_click_subscribe (ButtonId button_id, uint8_t min_clicks, uint8_t max_clicks, uint16_t timeout, bool last_click_only, ClickHandler handler) |
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| void | window_long_click_subscribe (ButtonId button_id, uint16_t delay_ms, ClickHandler down_handler, ClickHandler up_handler) |
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| void | window_raw_click_subscribe (ButtonId button_id, ClickHandler down_handler, ClickHandler up_handler, void *context) |
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| void | window_set_click_context (ButtonId button_id, void *context) |
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The basic building block of the user interface.
Windows are the top-level elements in the UI hierarchy and the basic building blocks for a Pebble UI. A single window is always displayed at a time on Pebble, with the exception of when animating from one window to the other, which, in that case, is managed by the window stack. You can stack windows on top of each other, but only the topmost window will be visible.
Users wearing a Pebble typically interact with the content and media displayed in a window, clicking and pressing buttons on the watch, depending on what they see and wish to respond to in a window.
Windows serve to display a hierarchy of layers on the screen and handle user input. When a window is visible, its root Layer (and all its child layers) are drawn onto the screen automatically.
You need a window, which always fills the entire screen, to display images, text, and graphics in your Pebble app. A layer by itself doesn’t display on Pebble; it must be in the current window’s layer hierarchy to be visible.
The Window Stack serves as the global manager of what window is presented and makes sure that input events are forwarded to the topmost window.
Refer to the (chapter "Window") for a conceptual overview of Window, the Window Stack and relevant code examples.
◆ WindowHandler
| typedef void(* WindowHandler) (struct Window *window) |
◆ WindowHandlers
◆ window_create()
| Window* window_create |
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void |
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Creates a new Window on the heap and initalizes it with the default values.
- Background color :
GColorWhite
- Root layer's
update_proc
: function that fills the window's background using background_color
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click_config_provider
: NULL
window_handlers
: all NULL
- Returns
- A pointer to the window.
NULL
if the window could not be created
◆ window_get_click_config_context()
| void* window_get_click_config_context |
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Window * |
window | ) |
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Gets the current click configuration provider context of the window.
- Parameters
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| window | The window for which to get the click config provider context |
◆ window_get_click_config_provider()
Gets the current click configuration provider of the window.
- Parameters
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| window | The window for which to get the click config provider |
◆ window_get_root_layer()
| struct Layer* window_get_root_layer |
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const Window * |
window | ) |
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Gets the root Layer of the window. The root layer is the layer at the bottom of the layer hierarchy for this window. It is the window's "canvas" if you will. By default, the root layer only draws a solid fill with the window's background color.
- Parameters
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| window | The window for which to get the root layer |
- Returns
- The window's root layer
◆ window_get_user_data()
| void* window_get_user_data |
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const Window * |
window | ) |
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◆ window_is_loaded()
| bool window_is_loaded |
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Window * |
window | ) |
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Gets whether the window has been loaded. If a window is loaded, its .load
handler has been called (and the .unload
handler has not been called since).
- Returns
- true if the window is currently loaded or false if not.
- Parameters
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| window | The window to query its loaded status |
- See also
- WindowHandlers
◆ window_long_click_subscribe()
Subscribe to long click events.
- Note
- Must be called from the ClickConfigProvider.
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The back button cannot be overridden with a long click.
- Parameters
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| button_id | The button events to subscribe to. |
| delay_ms | Milliseconds after which "handler" is fired. A value of 0 means to use the system default 500ms. |
| down_handler | The ClickHandler to fire as soon as the button has been held for delay_ms . This may be NULL to have no down handler. |
| up_handler | The ClickHandler to fire on the release of a long click. This may be NULL to have no up handler. |
◆ window_multi_click_subscribe()
| void window_multi_click_subscribe |
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ButtonId |
button_id, |
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uint8_t |
min_clicks, |
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uint8_t |
max_clicks, |
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timeout, |
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last_click_only, |
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ClickHandler |
handler |
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Subscribe to multi click events.
- Note
- Must be called from the ClickConfigProvider.
- Parameters
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| button_id | The button events to subscribe to. |
| min_clicks | Minimum number of clicks before handler is fired. Defaults to 2. |
| max_clicks | Maximum number of clicks after which the click counter is reset. A value of 0 means use "min" also as "max". |
| timeout | The delay after which a sequence of clicks is considered finished, and the click counter is reset. A value of 0 means to use the system default 300ms. |
| last_click_only | Defaults to false. When true, only the handler for the last multi-click is called. |
| handler | The ClickHandler to fire on this event. Fired for multi-clicks, as "filtered" by the last_click_only , min , and max parameters. |
◆ window_raw_click_subscribe()
Subscribe to raw click events.
- Note
- Must be called from within the ClickConfigProvider.
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The back button cannot be overridden with a raw click.
- Parameters
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| button_id | The button events to subscribe to. |
| down_handler | The ClickHandler to fire as soon as the button has been pressed. This may be NULL to have no down handler. |
| up_handler | The ClickHandler to fire on the release of the button. This may be NULL to have no up handler. |
| context | If this context is not NULL, it will override the general context. |
◆ window_set_background_color()
| void window_set_background_color |
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Window * |
window, |
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GColor |
background_color |
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Sets the background color of the window, which is drawn automatically by the root layer of the window.
- Parameters
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| window | The window for which to set the background color |
| background_color | The new background color |
- See also
- window_get_root_layer()
◆ window_set_click_config_provider()
| void window_set_click_config_provider |
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Window * |
window, |
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ClickConfigProvider |
click_config_provider |
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Sets the click configuration provider callback function on the window. This will automatically setup the input handlers of the window as well to use the click recognizer subsystem.
- Parameters
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| window | The window for which to set the click config provider |
| click_config_provider | The callback that will be called to configure the click recognizers with the window |
- See also
- Clicks
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ClickConfigProvider
◆ window_set_click_config_provider_with_context()
| void window_set_click_config_provider_with_context |
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Window * |
window, |
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ClickConfigProvider |
click_config_provider, |
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void * |
context |
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Same as window_set_click_config_provider(), but will assign a custom context pointer (instead of the window pointer) that will be passed into the ClickHandler click event handlers.
- Parameters
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| window | The window for which to set the click config provider |
| click_config_provider | The callback that will be called to configure the click recognizers with the window |
| context | Pointer to application specific data that will be passed to the click configuration provider callback (defaults to the window). |
- See also
- Clicks
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window_set_click_config_provider
◆ window_set_click_context()
| void window_set_click_context |
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ButtonId |
button_id, |
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void * |
context |
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Set the context that will be passed to handlers for the given button's events. By default the context passed to handlers is equal to the ClickConfigProvider context (defaults to the window).
- Note
- Must be called from within the ClickConfigProvider.
- Parameters
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| button_id | The button to set the context for. |
| context | Set the context that will be passed to handlers for the given button's events. |
◆ window_set_user_data()
| void window_set_user_data |
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Window * |
window, |
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void * |
data |
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Sets a pointer to developer-supplied data that the window uses, to provide a means to access the data at later times in one of the window event handlers.
- See also
- window_get_user_data
- Parameters
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| window | The window for which to set the user data |
| data | A pointer to user data. |
◆ window_set_window_handlers()
| void window_set_window_handlers |
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Window * |
window, |
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WindowHandlers |
handlers |
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Sets the window handlers of the window. These handlers get called e.g. when the user enters or leaves the window.
- Parameters
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| window | The window for which to set the window handlers |
| handlers | The handlers for the specified window |
- See also
- WindowHandlers
◆ window_single_click_subscribe()
◆ window_single_repeating_click_subscribe()
| void window_single_repeating_click_subscribe |
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ButtonId |
button_id, |
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uint16_t |
repeat_interval_ms, |
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ClickHandler |
handler |
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) |
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Subscribe to single click event, with a repeat interval. A single click is detected every time "repeat_interval_ms" has been reached.
- Note
- Must be called from the ClickConfigProvider.
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window_single_click_subscribe() and window_single_repeating_click_subscribe() conflict, and cannot both be used on the same button.
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The back button cannot be overridden with a repeating click.
- Parameters
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| button_id | The button events to subscribe to. |
| repeat_interval_ms | When holding down, how many milliseconds before the handler is fired again. A value of 0ms means "no repeat timer". The minimum is 30ms, and values below will be disregarded. If there is a long-click handler subscribed on this button, repeat_interval_ms will not be used. |
| handler | The ClickHandler to fire on this event. |
- See also
- window_single_click_subscribe


For the fig-swirl: Melt butter over medium heat in a saucepan. Add brown sugar and stir to dissolve. Halve all of the figs and toss the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stire, set aside and let cool completely.
Ice cream: In a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barly lukewarm. Whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the fidge and wait until the fig mixure is cooled.
Using an ice cream machine , pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according To manufacturer instruction ,i.e., let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding mascarpone, fig jam mixture , and the nuts . Continue to process for +/- 10 minutes.pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass Tupperware.freeze for at least tow hours before serving


What is Resilient India?
We are an NGO working in the field of "Saving lives and livelihoods" and have been a part of many successful
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Our core competence lies in Managing Risks, Road /Highway Safety , Accident Risk Reduction, Crime Prevention ,
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Developing interventions to bring down injury and deaths due to road traffic accidents.
To reduce the long term impact of Natural as well as Manmade disasters and achieve sustainable growth.
To work with vulnerable communities to empower them to become resilient against crime and violence.
To work with communities by adopting a collaborative approach, sharing knowledge and experience.
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int jdtounix ( int $jday )
This function will return a Unix timestamp corresponding to the Julian Day given in jday or FALSE if jday is not inside the Unix epoch (Gregorian years between 1970 and 2037 or 2440588 <= jday <= 2465342 ). The time returned is localtime (and not GMT).
The unix timestamp for the start of the given julian day.


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With the purchase of my monitor a few weeks ago and new graphics card just a couple days old, I'm still pretty fresh to the way of life that is using a wide screen monitor. Although with most apps using any resolution is no big deal, as 16:10(monitors) and 16:9 (HDTVs) are supported by Windows natively, but it's really in gaming and web browsing that a wide monitor stands out. Again, on the web the format usually isn't a problem (at least not for the Firefox rendering engine; hurray FF!), but there are some problems in some games. For those trying to play older/crappier games on new monitors, I have set up a small list of games that I personally have had trouble with. Here they are.


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