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Data Structures | |
| struct | orxBODY_DEF |
| struct | orxBODY_JOINT_DEF |
| struct | orxBODY_PART_DEF |
| struct | orxPHYSICS_EVENT_PAYLOAD |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct __orxPHYSICS_BODY_t | orxPHYSICS_BODY |
| typedef struct __orxPHYSICS_BODY_JOINT_t | orxPHYSICS_BODY_JOINT |
| typedef struct __orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART_t | orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART |
Enumerations | |
| enum | orxPHYSICS_EVENT { orxPHYSICS_EVENT_CONTACT_ADD = 0, orxPHYSICS_EVENT_CONTACT_REMOVE, orxPHYSICS_EVENT_NUMBER, orxPHYSICS_EVENT_NONE = orxENUM_NONE } |
Physics plugin module Module that handles physics interactions
| #define orxBODY_DEF_KU32_FLAG_2D 0x00000001 |
2D type body def flag
Definition at line 56 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_DEF_KU32_FLAG_ALLOW_SLEEP 0x00000020 |
Allow sleep body def flag
Definition at line 61 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_DEF_KU32_FLAG_CAN_MOVE 0x00000010 |
Static body is allowed to move through direct user access
Definition at line 60 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_DEF_KU32_FLAG_DYNAMIC 0x00000002 |
Dynamic type body def flag
Definition at line 57 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_DEF_KU32_FLAG_FIXED_ROTATION 0x00000008 |
Body can't be rotated by physics
Definition at line 59 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_DEF_KU32_FLAG_HIGH_SPEED 0x00000004 |
High speed type body def flag
Definition at line 58 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_DEF_KU32_FLAG_NONE 0x00000000 |
Body definition flagsNo flags
Definition at line 54 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_DEF_KU32_MASK_ALL 0xFFFFFFFF |
Body def all mask
Definition at line 63 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_JOINT_DEF_KU32_FLAG_COLLIDE 0x10000000 |
Collide body joint def flag
Definition at line 97 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_JOINT_DEF_KU32_FLAG_FRICTION 0x00000080 |
Friction body joint def flag
Definition at line 92 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_JOINT_DEF_KU32_FLAG_GEAR 0x00000100 |
Gear body joint def flag
Definition at line 93 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_JOINT_DEF_KU32_FLAG_MOTOR 0x40000000 |
Motor body joint def flag
Definition at line 99 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_JOINT_DEF_KU32_FLAG_NONE 0x00000000 |
Body joint definition flagsNo flags
Definition at line 83 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_JOINT_DEF_KU32_FLAG_PRISMATIC 0x00000002 |
Prismatic body joint def flag
Definition at line 86 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_JOINT_DEF_KU32_FLAG_PULLEY 0x00000010 |
Pulley body joint def flag
Definition at line 89 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_JOINT_DEF_KU32_FLAG_REVOLUTE 0x00000001 |
Revolute body joint def flag
Definition at line 85 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_JOINT_DEF_KU32_FLAG_ROPE 0x00000008 |
Rope body joint def flag
Definition at line 88 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_JOINT_DEF_KU32_FLAG_ROTATION_LIMIT 0x20000000 |
Rotation limit body joint def flag
Definition at line 98 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_JOINT_DEF_KU32_FLAG_SPRING 0x00000004 |
Spring body joint def flag
Definition at line 87 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_JOINT_DEF_KU32_FLAG_SUSPENSION 0x00000020 |
Suspension body joint def flag
Definition at line 90 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_JOINT_DEF_KU32_FLAG_TRANSLATION_LIMIT 0x80000000 |
Translation limit def flag
Definition at line 100 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_JOINT_DEF_KU32_FLAG_WELD 0x00000040 |
Weld body joint def flag
Definition at line 91 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_JOINT_DEF_KU32_MASK_ALL 0xFFFFFFFF |
Body joint def all mask
Definition at line 102 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_JOINT_DEF_KU32_MASK_TYPE 0x00000FFF |
Type body joint def mask
Definition at line 95 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_PART_DEF_KU32_FLAG_BOX 0x00000002 |
Box body part def flag
Definition at line 70 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_PART_DEF_KU32_FLAG_CHAIN 0x00000010 |
Chain body part def flag
Definition at line 73 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_PART_DEF_KU32_FLAG_EDGE 0x00000008 |
Edge body part def flag
Definition at line 72 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_PART_DEF_KU32_FLAG_MESH 0x00000004 |
Mesh body part def flag
Definition at line 71 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_PART_DEF_KU32_FLAG_NONE 0x00000000 |
Body part definition flagsNo flags
Definition at line 67 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_PART_DEF_KU32_FLAG_SOLID 0x10000000 |
Solid body part def flag
Definition at line 77 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_PART_DEF_KU32_FLAG_SPHERE 0x00000001 |
Sphere body part def flag
Definition at line 69 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_PART_DEF_KU32_MASK_ALL 0xFFFFFFFF |
Body part def all mask
Definition at line 79 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_PART_DEF_KU32_MASK_TYPE 0x0000001F |
Type body part def mask
Definition at line 75 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxBODY_PART_DEF_KU32_MESH_VERTEX_NUMBER 8 |
Misc defines
Definition at line 107 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxPHYSICS_KZ_CONFIG_ALLOW_SLEEP "AllowSleep" |
Definition at line 319 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxPHYSICS_KZ_CONFIG_COLLISION_FLAG_LIST "CollisionFlagList" |
Definition at line 324 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxPHYSICS_KZ_CONFIG_GRAVITY "Gravity" |
Definition at line 318 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxPHYSICS_KZ_CONFIG_INTERPOLATE "Interpolate" |
Definition at line 325 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxPHYSICS_KZ_CONFIG_ITERATIONS "IterationsPerStep" |
Definition at line 320 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxPHYSICS_KZ_CONFIG_RATIO "DimensionRatio" |
Definition at line 321 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxPHYSICS_KZ_CONFIG_SECTION "Physics" |
Config defines
Definition at line 317 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxPHYSICS_KZ_CONFIG_SHOW_DEBUG "ShowDebug" |
Definition at line 323 of file orxPhysics.h.
| #define orxPHYSICS_KZ_CONFIG_STEP_FREQUENCY "StepFrequency" |
Definition at line 322 of file orxPhysics.h.
| typedef struct __orxPHYSICS_BODY_t orxPHYSICS_BODY |
Internal physics body structure
Definition at line 304 of file orxPhysics.h.
| typedef struct __orxPHYSICS_BODY_JOINT_t orxPHYSICS_BODY_JOINT |
Internal physics joint structure
Definition at line 312 of file orxPhysics.h.
| typedef struct __orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART_t orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART |
Internal physics part structure
Definition at line 308 of file orxPhysics.h.
| enum orxPHYSICS_EVENT |
Event enum
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| orxPHYSICS_EVENT_CONTACT_ADD | |
| orxPHYSICS_EVENT_CONTACT_REMOVE | |
| orxPHYSICS_EVENT_NUMBER | |
| orxPHYSICS_EVENT_NONE |
Definition at line 280 of file orxPhysics.h.
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_ApplyForce | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| const orxVECTOR * | _pvForce, | ||
| const orxVECTOR * | _pvPoint | ||
| ) |
Applies a force to a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| [in] | _pvForce | Force to apply |
| [in] | _pvPoint | Point of application (world coordinates) (if null, center of mass will be used) |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_ApplyImpulse | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| const orxVECTOR * | _pvImpulse, | ||
| const orxVECTOR * | _pvPoint | ||
| ) |
Applies an impulse to a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| [in] | _pvImpulse | Impulse to apply |
| [in] | _pvPoint | Point of application (world coordinates) (if null, center of mass will be used) |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_ApplyTorque | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| orxFLOAT | _fTorque | ||
| ) |
Applies a torque to a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| [in] | _fTorque | Torque to apply |
| orxDLLAPI orxU32 orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_BoxPick | ( | const orxAABOX * | _pstBox, |
| orxU16 | _u16SelfFlags, | ||
| orxU16 | _u16CheckMask, | ||
| orxHANDLE | _ahUserDataList[], | ||
| orxU32 | _u32Number | ||
| ) |
Picks bodies in contact with the given axis aligned box
| [in] | _pstBox | Box used for picking |
| [in] | _u16SelfFlags | Selfs flags used for filtering (0xFFFF for no filtering) |
| [in] | _u16CheckMask | Check mask used for filtering (0xFFFF for no filtering) |
| [in] | _ahUserDataList | List of user data to fill |
| [in] | _u32Number | Number of user data |
| orxDLLAPI orxPHYSICS_BODY* orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_CreateBody | ( | const orxHANDLE | _hUserData, |
| const orxBODY_DEF * | _pstBodyDef | ||
| ) |
Creates a physical body
| [in] | _hUserData | User data to associate with this physical body |
| [in] | _pstBodyDef | Physical body definition |
| orxDLLAPI orxPHYSICS_BODY_JOINT* orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_CreateJoint | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstSrcBody, |
| orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstDstBody, | ||
| const orxHANDLE | _hUserData, | ||
| const orxBODY_JOINT_DEF * | _pstBodyJointDef | ||
| ) |
Creates a joint to link two physical bodies together
| [in] | _pstSrcBody | Concerned source body |
| [in] | _pstDstBody | Concerned destination body |
| [in] | _hUserData | User data to associate with this physical body part |
| [in] | _pstBodyJointDef | Physical body joint definition |
| orxDLLAPI orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART* orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_CreatePart | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| const orxHANDLE | _hUserData, | ||
| const orxBODY_PART_DEF * | _pstBodyPartDef | ||
| ) |
Creates a part for a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| [in] | _hUserData | User data to associate with this physical body part |
| [in] | _pstBodyPartDef | Physical body part definition |
| orxDLLAPI void orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_DeleteBody | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody | ) |
Deletes a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| orxDLLAPI void orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_DeleteJoint | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY_JOINT * | _pstBodyJoint | ) |
Deletes a physical body joint
| [in] | _pstBodyJoint | Concerned physical body joint |
| orxDLLAPI void orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_DeletePart | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART * | _pstBodyPart | ) |
Deletes a physical body part
| [in] | _pstBodyPart | Concerned physical body part |
| orxDLLAPI void orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_EnableMotor | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY_JOINT * | _pstBodyJoint, |
| orxBOOL | _bEnable | ||
| ) |
Enables a (revolute) body joint motor
| [in] | _pstBodyJoint | Concerned body joint |
| [in] | _bEnable | Enable / Disable |
Enables/disables physics simulation
| [in] | _bEnable | Enable / disable |
| orxDLLAPI orxFLOAT orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetAngularDamping | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody | ) |
Gets angular damping of a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| orxDLLAPI orxFLOAT orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetAngularVelocity | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody | ) |
Gets the angular velocity of a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| orxDLLAPI const orxSTRING orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetCollisionFlagName | ( | orxU32 | _u32Flag | ) |
Gets collision flag literal name
| [in] | _u32Flag | Concerned collision flag numerical value |
| orxDLLAPI orxU32 orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetCollisionFlagValue | ( | const orxSTRING | _zFlag | ) |
Gets collision flag numerical value
| [in] | _zFlag | Concerned collision flag literal name |
| orxDLLAPI orxVECTOR* orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetCustomGravity | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| orxVECTOR * | _pvCustomGravity | ||
| ) |
Gets the custom gravity of a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| [out] | _pvCustomGravity | Custom gravity to get |
| orxDLLAPI orxVECTOR* orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetJointReactionForce | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY_JOINT * | _pstBodyJoint, |
| orxVECTOR * | _pvForce | ||
| ) |
Gets the reaction force on the attached body at the joint anchor
| [in] | _pstBodyJoint | Concerned body joint |
| [out] | _pvForce | Reaction force |
| orxDLLAPI orxFLOAT orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetJointReactionTorque | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY_JOINT * | _pstBodyJoint | ) |
Gets the reaction torque on the attached body
| [in] | _pstBodyJoint | Concerned body joint |
| orxDLLAPI orxFLOAT orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetLinearDamping | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody | ) |
Gets linear damping of a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| orxDLLAPI orxFLOAT orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetMass | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody | ) |
Gets the mass of a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| orxDLLAPI orxVECTOR* orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetMassCenter | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| orxVECTOR * | _pvMassCenter | ||
| ) |
Gets the center of mass of a physical body (object space but scale isn't accounted for)
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| [out] | _pvMassCenter | Center of mass to get |
| orxDLLAPI orxU16 orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetPartCheckMask | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART * | _pstBodyPart | ) |
Gets check mask of a physical body part
| [in] | _pstBodyPart | Concerned physical body part |
| orxDLLAPI orxFLOAT orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetPartDensity | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART * | _pstBodyPart | ) |
Gets density of a physical body part
| [in] | _pstBodyPart | Concerned physical body part |
| orxDLLAPI orxFLOAT orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetPartFriction | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART * | _pstBodyPart | ) |
Gets friction of a physical body part
| [in] | _pstBodyPart | Concerned physical body part |
| orxDLLAPI orxFLOAT orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetPartRestitution | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART * | _pstBodyPart | ) |
Gets restitution of a physical body part
| [in] | _pstBodyPart | Concerned physical body part |
| orxDLLAPI orxU16 orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetPartSelfFlags | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART * | _pstBodyPart | ) |
Gets self flags of a physical body part
| [in] | _pstBodyPart | Concerned physical body part |
| orxDLLAPI orxVECTOR* orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetPosition | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| orxVECTOR * | _pvPosition | ||
| ) |
Gets the position of a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| [out] | _pvPosition | Position to get |
| orxDLLAPI orxFLOAT orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetRotation | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody | ) |
Gets the rotation of a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| orxDLLAPI orxVECTOR* orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetSpeed | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| orxVECTOR * | _pvSpeed | ||
| ) |
Gets the speed of a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| [out] | _pvSpeed | Speed to get |
| orxDLLAPI orxVECTOR* orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_GetSpeedAtWorldPosition | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| const orxVECTOR * | _pvPosition, | ||
| orxVECTOR * | _pvSpeed | ||
| ) |
Gets the speed of a physical body at a specified world position
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned body |
| [in] | _pvPosition | Concerned world position |
| [out] | _pvSpeed | Speed to get |
Inits the physics module
| orxDLLAPI orxBOOL orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_IsFixedRotation | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody | ) |
Is a physical body using a fixed rotation
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| orxDLLAPI orxBOOL orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_IsInsidePart | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART * | _pstBodyPart, |
| const orxVECTOR * | _pvPosition | ||
| ) |
Is point inside part? (Using world coordinates)
| [in] | _pstBodyPart | Concerned physical body part |
| [in] | _pvPosition | Position to test (world coordinates) |
| orxDLLAPI orxBOOL orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_IsPartSolid | ( | const orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART * | _pstBodyPart | ) |
Is a physical body part solid?
| [in] | _pstBodyPart | Concerned physical body part |
| orxDLLAPI orxHANDLE orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_Raycast | ( | const orxVECTOR * | _pvBegin, |
| const orxVECTOR * | _pvEnd, | ||
| orxU16 | _u16SelfFlags, | ||
| orxU16 | _u16CheckMask, | ||
| orxBOOL | _bEarlyExit, | ||
| orxVECTOR * | _pvContact, | ||
| orxVECTOR * | _pvNormal | ||
| ) |
Issues a raycast to test for potential physics bodies in the way
| [in] | _pvBegin | Beginning of raycast |
| [in] | _pvEnd | End of raycast |
| [in] | _u16SelfFlags | Selfs flags used for filtering (0xFFFF for no filtering) |
| [in] | _u16CheckMask | Check mask used for filtering (0xFFFF for no filtering) |
| [in] | _bEarlyExit | Should stop as soon as an object has been hit (which might not be the closest) |
| [in] | _pvContact | If non-null and a contact is found it will be stored here |
| [in] | _pvNormal | If non-null and a contact is found, its normal will be stored here |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_SetAllowMoving | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| orxBOOL | _bAllowMoving | ||
| ) |
Sets the "allow moving" property of a body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| [in] | _bAllowMoving | Only used for non-dynamic bodies, Kinematic / Static |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_SetAngularDamping | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| orxFLOAT | _fDamping | ||
| ) |
Sets angular damping of a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| [in] | _fDamping | Angular damping to set |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_SetAngularVelocity | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| orxFLOAT | _fVelocity | ||
| ) |
Sets the angular velocity of a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| [in] | _fVelocity | Angular velocity (radians/seconds) to set |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_SetCustomGravity | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| const orxVECTOR * | _pvCustomGravity | ||
| ) |
Sets the custom gravity of a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| [in] | _pvCustomGravity | Custom gravity multiplier to set / orxNULL to remove it |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_SetDynamic | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| orxBOOL | _bDynamic | ||
| ) |
Sets the dynamic property of a body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| [in] | _bDynamic | Dynamic / Static (or Kinematic depending on the "allow moving" property) |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_SetFixedRotation | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| orxBOOL | _bFixed | ||
| ) |
Sets the fixed rotation property of a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| [in] | _bFixed | Fixed / not fixed |
Sets physics gravity
| [in] | _pvGravity | Gravity to set |
| orxDLLAPI void orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_SetJointMaxMotorTorque | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY_JOINT * | _pstBodyJoint, |
| orxFLOAT | _fMaxTorque | ||
| ) |
Sets a (revolute) body joint maximum motor torque
| [in] | _pstBodyJoint | Concerned body joint |
| [in] | _fMaxTorque | Maximum motor torque |
| orxDLLAPI void orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_SetJointMotorSpeed | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY_JOINT * | _pstBodyJoint, |
| orxFLOAT | _fSpeed | ||
| ) |
Sets a (revolute) body joint motor speed
| [in] | _pstBodyJoint | Concerned body joint |
| [in] | _fSpeed | Speed |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_SetLinearDamping | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| orxFLOAT | _fDamping | ||
| ) |
Sets linear damping of a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| [in] | _fDamping | Linear damping to set |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_SetPartCheckMask | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART * | _pstBodyPart, |
| orxU16 | _u16CheckMask | ||
| ) |
Sets check mask of a physical body part
| [in] | _pstBodyPart | Concerned physical body part |
| [in] | _u16CheckMask | Check mask to set |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_SetPartDensity | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART * | _pstBodyPart, |
| orxFLOAT | _fDensity | ||
| ) |
Sets density of a physical body part
| [in] | _pstBodyPart | Concerned physical body part |
| [in] | _fDensity | Density |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_SetPartFriction | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART * | _pstBodyPart, |
| orxFLOAT | _fFriction | ||
| ) |
Sets friction of a physical body part
| [in] | _pstBodyPart | Concerned physical body part |
| [in] | _fFriction | Friction |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_SetPartRestitution | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART * | _pstBodyPart, |
| orxFLOAT | _fRestitution | ||
| ) |
Sets restitution of a physical body part
| [in] | _pstBodyPart | Concerned physical body part |
| [in] | _fRestitution | Restitution |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_SetPartSelfFlags | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART * | _pstBodyPart, |
| orxU16 | _u16SelfFlags | ||
| ) |
Sets self flags of a physical body part
| [in] | _pstBodyPart | Concerned physical body part |
| [in] | _u16SelfFlags | Self flags to set |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_SetPartSolid | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY_PART * | _pstBodyPart, |
| orxBOOL | _bSolid | ||
| ) |
Sets a physical body part solid
| [in] | _pstBodyPart | Concerned physical body part |
| [in] | _bSolid | Solid or sensor? |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_SetPosition | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| const orxVECTOR * | _pvPosition | ||
| ) |
Sets the position of a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| [in] | _pvPosition | Position to set |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_SetRotation | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| orxFLOAT | _fRotation | ||
| ) |
Sets the rotation of a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| [in] | _fRotation | Rotation (radians) to set |
| orxDLLAPI orxSTATUS orxFASTCALL orxPhysics_SetSpeed | ( | orxPHYSICS_BODY * | _pstBody, |
| const orxVECTOR * | _pvSpeed | ||
| ) |
Sets the speed of a physical body
| [in] | _pstBody | Concerned physical body |
| [in] | _pvSpeed | Speed to set |


Step Right Up! Uncle Ringo’s high-flying circus coming to Marina Bay
by Coconuts SingaporeDaredevils, gravity-defying acrobats and flying ballerinas from around the world will converge on Singapore to celebrate the final days of 2019.
Singaporeans can always trust Uncle Ringo to put on the best carnivals, and this year, the organizer’s stepping things up with a show featuring a world-renowned circus. Uncle Ringo, the organizer behind many neighborhood funfairs known from many childhoods, has roped in international talents from the Great Circus of Europe troupe for a massive carnival at the Bayfront Event Space in Marina Bay from Dec. 20 to Jan. 1.
Expect heart-racing stunts by circus pros from places such as Kazakhstan, Romania, and Kenya. Four Colombian daredevils will jump, skip, and vault in giant rotating wheels for a show called Space Wheel before hopping onto motorbikes for a proper Globe of Death at speeds of upward of 70kph.
If that’s not enough to get the adrenaline pumping, check out another motorbike act by The Skyriders, who will take their two-wheelers onto a wire 7 meters above the ground.
Other acts to look out for are aerial performances, including those by acrobats from The Serik Brothers, who will be suspended 13 meters up.
If a bunch of flying ballerinas is what you fancy, there’s also an aerial ballet act by Duo Nava to check out.
Those catching the circus acts on New Year’s Eve will get to witness specially curated performances, the organizer said.
And what’s an Uncle Ringo carnival without the games and rides? Expect the whole shebang at the Escapade Festival Village right next to the circus grounds.
Tickets to the circus start at S$70 and are on sale now with discounts for advance purchases. Admission to the festival village is free.
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The Great Circus of Europe
Bayfront Event Space
Dec. 20 to Jan. 1
1:30pm onwards, except for New Year’s Eve (4pm onwards)
More lifestyle news from the Little Red Dot at Coconuts.co/Singapore/lifestyle.


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I’m pleased to announce that readxl 1.0.0 is available on CRAN. readxl makes it easy to bring tabular data out of Excel and into R, for modern .xlsx
files and the legacy .xls
format. readxl does not have any tricky external dependencies, such as Java or Perl, and is easy to install and use on Mac, Windows, and Linux.
You can install it with:
install.packages("readxl")
As well as fixing many bugs, this release:
"logical"
and "list"
, for data of disparate typeYou can see a full list of changes in the release notes. This is the first release maintained by Jenny Bryan.
In an ideal world, data would live in a neat rectangle in the upper left corner of a spreadsheet. But spreadsheets often serve multiple purposes for users with different priorities. It is common to encounter several rows of notes above or below the data, for example. The new range
argument provides a flexible interface for describing the data rectangle, including Excel-style ranges and row- or column-only ranges.
library(readxl)
read_excel(
readxl_example("deaths.xlsx"),
range = "arts!A5:F15"
)
#> # A tibble: 10 x 6
#> Name Profession Age `Has kids` `Date of birth`
#> <chr> <chr> <dbl> <lgl> <dttm>
#> 1 David Bowie musician 69 TRUE 1947-01-08
#> 2 Carrie Fisher actor 60 TRUE 1956-10-21
#> 3 Chuck Berry musician 90 TRUE 1926-10-18
#> 4 Bill Paxton actor 61 TRUE 1955-05-17
#> # ... with 6 more rows, and 1 more variables: `Date of death` <dttm>
read_excel(
readxl_example("deaths.xlsx"),
sheet = "other",
range = cell_rows(5:15)
)
#> # A tibble: 10 x 6
#> Name Profession Age `Has kids` `Date of birth` `Date of death`
#> <chr> <chr> <dbl> <lgl> <dttm> <dttm>
#> 1 Vera Rubin scientist 88 TRUE 1928-07-23 2016-12-25
#> 2 Mohamed Ali athlete 74 TRUE 1942-01-17 2016-06-03
#> 3 Morley Safer journalist 84 TRUE 1931-11-08 2016-05-19
#> 4 Fidel Castro politician 90 TRUE 1926-08-13 2016-11-25
#> # ... with 6 more rows
There is also a new argument n_max
that limits the number of data rows read from the sheet. It is an example of readxl’s evolution towards a readr-like interface. The Sheet Geometry vignette goes over all the options.
The new ability to target cells for reading means that readxl’s automatic column typing will “just work”" for most sheets, most of the time. Above, the Has kids
column is automatically detected as logical
, which is a new column type for readxl.
You can still specify column type explicitly via col_types
, which gets a couple new features. If you provide exactly one type, it is recycled to the necessary length. The new type "guess"
can be mixed with explicit types to specify some types, while leaving others to be guessed.
read_excel(
readxl_example("deaths.xlsx"),
range = "arts!A5:C15",
col_types = c("guess", "skip", "numeric")
)
#> # A tibble: 10 x 2
#> Name Age
#> <chr> <dbl>
#> 1 David Bowie 69
#> 2 Carrie Fisher 60
#> 3 Chuck Berry 90
#> 4 Bill Paxton 61
#> # ... with 6 more rows
The new argument guess_max
limits the rows used for type guessing. Leading and trailing whitespace is trimmed when the new trim_ws
argument is TRUE
, which is the default. Finally, thanks to Jonathan Marshall, multiple na
values are accepted. The Cell and Column Types vignette has more detail.
"list"
columnsThanks to Greg Freedman Ellis we now have a "list"
column type. This is useful if you want to bring truly disparate data into R without the coercion required by atomic vector types.
(df <- read_excel(
readxl_example("clippy.xlsx"),
col_types = c("text", "list")
))
#> # A tibble: 4 x 2
#> name value
#> <chr> <list>
#> 1 Name <chr [1]>
#> 2 Species <chr [1]>
#> 3 Approx date of death <dttm [1]>
#> 4 Weight in grams <dbl [1]>
tibble::deframe(df)
#> $Name
#> [1] "Clippy"
#>
#> $Species
#> [1] "paperclip"
#>
#> $`Approx date of death`
#> [1] "2007-01-01 UTC"
#>
#> $`Weight in grams`
#> [1] 0.9
To learn more, read the vignettes and articles or release notes. Highlights include:
read_xls()
and read_xlsx()
are now exposed, so that files without an .xls
or .xlsx
extension can be read. Thanks Jirka Lewandowski!


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WWRobotManager Class Reference
| Inherits from | WWObject : NSObject |
| Declared in | WWRobotManager.h |
Overview
WWRobotManager
objects are used to manage a discovered or connected Wonder Workshop WWRobot
(represented by WWRobot
), including scanning for,
discovering, connecting, and disconnecting operations.
The delegate pattern in order to report robot connection states to its caller.
Tasks
Monitoring properties
-
delegate
property -
state
property -
scanPeriod
property -
isScanning
property
Retrieving robots by connection state
-
allDiscoveredRobots
property -
allConnectingRobots
property -
allConnectedRobots
property -
allLostRobots
property -
allDisconnectingRobots
property -
allKnownRobots
property -
– robotsWithConnectionState:
Scanning or stopping scan of robots
Establishing or canceling connections with robots
Properties
allConnectedRobots
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSArray *allConnectedRobots
Declared In
WWRobotManager.h
allConnectingRobots
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSArray *allConnectingRobots
Declared In
WWRobotManager.h
allDisconnectingRobots
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSArray *allDisconnectingRobots
Discussion
Returns the current set of WWRobot
robots that are in ROBOT_CONNECTION_DISCONNECTING
state.
Declared In
WWRobotManager.h
allDiscoveredRobots
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSArray *allDiscoveredRobots
Declared In
WWRobotManager.h
allKnownRobots
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSArray *allKnownRobots
Discussion
Returns the current set of WWRobot
robots that have been found, irrespective of robot state.
Declared In
WWRobotManager.h
delegate
The delegate object to receive connection events.
@property (nonatomic, weak) id<WWRobotManagerDelegate> delegate
Discussion
The delegate object to receive connection events.
Declared In
WWRobotManager.h
isScanning
Indicates whether WWRobotManager
is currently scanning for WWRobot
.
@property (nonatomic, readonly) bool isScanning
Discussion
Indicates whether WWRobotManager
is currently scanning for WWRobot
.
Declared In
WWRobotManager.h
Instance Methods
connectToRobot:
Establishes connection to a robot.
- (void)connectToRobot:(WWRobot *)robot
Parameters
- robot
The robot to which the manager is attempting to connect.
Discussion
Establishes connection to a robot.
If a connection to robot is successfully established (or if the robot is already connected), the robot manager calls the
manager:didConnectRobot:
method of its delegate object. If the connection attempt fails, the robot manager calls the
manager:didFailToConnectRobot:error:
method of its delegate object instead.
Declared In
WWRobotManager.h
disconnectFromRobot:
Disconnects an active connection from a robot.
- (void)disconnectFromRobot:(WWRobot *)robot
Parameters
- robot
The robot to which the maanger is attempting to disconnect.
Discussion
Disconnects an active connection from a robot.
This method is nonblocking and does not fail, so caller should consider the robot disconnected once this method finishes. Once
the robot is successfully disconnected, the robot manager calls the manager:didDisconnect:
delegate method.
Declared In
WWRobotManager.h
robotsWithConnectionState:
- (NSArray *)robotsWithConnectionState:(WWRobotConnectionState)state
Parameters
- state
Robot connection state.
Declared In
WWRobotManager.h
startScanningForRobots:
Scans for WWRobot
periodically based on the given scan period.
- (void)startScanningForRobots:(float)scanPeriod
Parameters
- scanPeriod
scan period (in seconds).
Discussion
Scans for WWRobot
periodically based on the given scan period.
If scanPeriod is > 0, this method scans until a robot is found. Then, it will pause scanning until the specified
scanPeriod elapses before scanning again. This operation will continue until stopScanningForRobots
is called.
If scanPeriod <= 0, then this method will perform the same action as startScanningForRobotsImmediately
.
Declared In
WWRobotManager.h
startScanningForRobotsImmediately
Scans for WWRobot
immediately.
- (void)startScanningForRobotsImmediately
Discussion
Scans for WWRobot
immediately.
Scan operation continues until stopScanningForRobots
is called.
Declared In
WWRobotManager.h


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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 in 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 stirs, 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 barely lukewarm. Whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the fig mixture is cooled.
Using an ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacturer instructions, 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 two hours before serving.
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- 1 1/2 cups heavy cream
- 1/2 cup mascarpone
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
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- 1/2 tsp pink salt
- 2 egg yolks
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- 1 lemon, juiced
- 2 tbsp butter
- 2-4 tbsp water
- 1 cup honey roasted pecans, roughly chopped


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Maze Enhancement, Automatically close the door
Since there may be multiple players in the maze, it would be nice to close/lock the door after it has been opened by
a player with the correct key
In World, Blocks, Door there is a block that will allow you to close the door
Adding this code where you send the Welcome message will automatically close the door after 5 seconds
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The is something called spawn protection which inhibits the opening of doors when they are within 16 blocks of the spawn point.
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Welcome to the project page of reneZ the robot! ReneZ was built by a group of 2nd year Engineering Physics students at the University of British Columbia to compete in the 2017 ENPH 253 "Mission Impossi-Bots" Robot Competition.
The competition involved designing and building an autonomous robot within 6 weeks that could rescue trapped secret agents (squishy bath toys) from a supposed enemy stronghold. Specific challenges included:
In designing our robot, we strived for simplicity, robustness, and consistency. Rather than relying on an abundance of sensors, processing, and complex algorithms, we aimed to create a cleverly designed robot that successfully completes tasks by its intrinsic mechanical design.
Design and Fabrication
All major mechanical subsystems were designed and fabricated in-house by our team. We used the cloud-based CAD software Onshape for all of our CAD models, which allowed us to design components collaboratively. By using laser cut, wood glued pieces of 1/8" hardboard for the majority of our mechanical components, we were able to quickly make prototypes of our ideas and test many design iterations prior to integration.
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This is the documentation for the GEOS Software Development Kit. It describes the GEOS API and software development toolset.
Welcome
If you're new to GEOS Programming, select this link for a list of introductory material.
Indexes
Topics
Select one of the topics below to see a list of links to chapters about that topic
Introduction
Information to new GEOS programmers or new Nokia 9000i Communicator programmersC API Reference
Alphabetic listing of Routines and Structures with descriptionsLanguage Reference
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Topics specific to the Nokia 9000/9000i Communicator deviceCommunication
APIs that let the device communicate with the outside worldData Management
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GEOS Programming
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Various definitions for whole firmware.
esp_err_t setRobotPower(uint32_t enabled)
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I hail from California, in the United States, having moved to Seattle in 2005. I first became interested in software development, and computer science in general, in 2011.
After being intested in topics like physics, mathematics, cosmology, literature, astrophysics, philosophy, and astronomy (both amateur and research) all my life, I asked myself around 2011 what all those things had in common. The answer was: information density. I adore anything that presents complex ideas elegantly and succintly. Considering what to do with that realization, it struck me that software development could be a rewarding path.
Several years, a few interrupted starts, and one iOS app later, I am finally pursuing becoming a Software Developer full time with Code Fellows.
I am primarily interested in back-end development. I enjoy building things that perform complex tasks.
Skillsets
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- Tools: Visual Studio/VS Code, Xcode, GitHub, MacOS Terminal, SQL Server Management Studio, IIS
- Operating Systems: MacOS, iOS, Windows 8/10, Ubuntu
Work Experience
- Fraxion/eRequester, 2018 - 2020, Implementation Consultant: Manage Go Live projects, from Installation to making sure clients are comfortable with their new system once they are live and entering production data. Adapt software to meet client needs, and manage client needs to adapt to software capabilities. Manage various projects from total redesigns of workflows to minor configuration changes. Lead trainings. Migrate sites and databases. Troubleshoot bugs and reproduce issues. Update and upgrade client systems, both test and production.
- Fraxion/eRequester, 2016 - 2018, Technical Support Consultant: Maintain and support the eRequester web-based procurement and expense tracking application. Assist customers with issues ranging from minor instructional clarifications to deeply technical issues involving integrations with enterprise-level accounting software and transient, load-based, bugs. Work with clients to gather information for diagnosing and reproducing issues. Gathered additional internal resources when necessary to resolve issues. Step-up to take high priority cases and assist colleagues as necessary. Schedule and manage updates to client test and production environments.
- FedEx Office, 2012 - 2015, Lead Project Coordinator: Print project management. Worked with clients to accomplish projects within their budget and time constraints. Worked with external vendors and off-site printing. Managed day-to-day production and ran jobs when necessary. Stayed calm and collected in chaotic situations. Reorganized priorities dynamically.
Education
- Code Fellows, 2020: TBD but likely .NET/C# 401
- UC Santa Cruz, 2005: BA in Modern Literature
- 1999 to present: Various studies in mathematics, physics, programming at Santa Rosa Junior College, University of Washington, and self-taught.
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- M51 - The Whirlpool Galaxy
- NGC891
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- M31 - The Andromeda Galaxy
- M101 - The Pinwheel Galaxy
- M57 - Ring Nebula
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Interface ITypeFinder
Defines a system that is capable of finding types based on base types
Namespace:Bifrost.Execution
Assembly:Bifrost.dll
Syntax
public interface ITypeFinder
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceFindMultiple(IContractToImplementorsMap, Type)
Find multiple implementations of a basetype
Declaration
IEnumerable<Type> FindMultiple(IContractToImplementorsMap types, Type type)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IContractToImplementorsMap | types | Types to find from |
| System.Type | type | Basetype to find for |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<System.Type> | All types implementing or inheriting from the given basetype |
Remarks
If the base type is an interface, it will look for any types implementing the interface. If it is a class, it will find anyone inheriting from that class
FindMultiple<T>(IContractToImplementorsMap)
Find multiple implementations of a basetype
Declaration
IEnumerable<Type> FindMultiple<T>(IContractToImplementorsMap types)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IContractToImplementorsMap | types | Types to find from |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<System.Type> | All types implementing or inheriting from the given basetype |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| T | Basetype to find for |
Remarks
If the base type is an interface, it will look for any types implementing the interface. If it is a class, it will find anyone inheriting from that class
FindSingle(IContractToImplementorsMap, Type)
Find a single implementation of a basetype
Declaration
Type FindSingle(IContractToImplementorsMap types, Type type)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IContractToImplementorsMap | types | Types to find from |
| System.Type | type | Basetype to find for |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Type | Type found |
Remarks
If the base type is an interface, it will look for any types implementing the interface. If it is a class, it will find anyone inheriting from that class
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentException | If there is more than one instance found |
FindSingle<T>(IContractToImplementorsMap)
Find a single implementation of a basetype
Declaration
Type FindSingle<T>(IContractToImplementorsMap types)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IContractToImplementorsMap | types | Types to find from |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Type | Type found |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| T | Basetype to find for |
Remarks
If the base type is an interface, it will look for any types implementing the interface. If it is a class, it will find anyone inheriting from that class
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentException | If there is more than one instance found |
FindTypeByFullName(IContractToImplementorsMap, String)
Find a single type using the full name, without assembly
Declaration
Type FindTypeByFullName(IContractToImplementorsMap types, string fullName)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IContractToImplementorsMap | types | Types to find from |
| System.String | fullName | full name of the type to find |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Type | The type is found, null otherwise |


This test case covers one part of issue Issue 1717 (CSS Panel does not have @media UI).
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Iran says former FBI agent still missing, denies report of criminal case
DUBAI, Nov 10 — Iran’s Foreign Ministry said today that the whereabouts of former FBI agent Robert Levinson, missing since visiting Iran’s Kish Island in 2007, remain unknown, and it denied a report that Tehran had opened a criminal case against him.
Levinson disappeared while on a trip to the island in the Persian Gulf. Iranian officials have repeatedly denied knowledge of his disappearance or of his whereabouts.
“Levinson has a judicial case in our country as he is missing ... This is based on humanitarian issues,” Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi said in remarks carried on state television.
Mousavi was commenting on a Western media report that Iran had told the United Nations that Levinson was the subject of an ongoing criminal case.
In 2016, during President Barack Obama’s administration, senior US officials said they believed Levinson had died in captivity. But in January, a State Department spokesman said that was inaccurate and called on Iran to locate Levinson and return him home to his family.
Tension between Iran and the United States has risen significantly since US President Donald Trump withdrew from an international nuclear deal with Tehran last year and reimposed US sanctions that had been lifted after the 2015 accord.
Several Americans have been detained in Iran in recent years, and Trump warned in 2017 that Tehran would face “new and serious consequences” unless all unjustly held US citizens were freed. — Reuters


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You can download them from
this page using your browser.)
Purpose of this document:
- Includes all the HTML5 elements as listed in the side column.
- Minimal styling has been used. Use this document to test CSS files (base, reset, custom, etc.) on desired elements in various browsers.
- Use this document to create comprehensive templates that need to use many of the common HTML5 elements.
- Includes jQuery because it comes in handy.
- Includes HTML5 compatibility for Internet Explorer.
- Includes CSS files for screen, print, mobile and smart phones.
- See reference links below for more information.
Note: This is only a guide — a starting point — if you will.
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Description list
- HTML
- HTML is the markup language used to give content structure.
- CSS
- CSS is the language used to add a creative layer on top of HTML.
Address and blockquote:
700 Address Element RoadTown, State Zip
This is a blockquote.
Audio and video:
Example of the <audio>
element:
Example of the <video>
element:
Example of the <video>
element for IE9:
Figure:
Form:
Progress
Progress:
Inline text formatting:
This is the ABBR element.
This is the b element.
This is the cite element.
This is the code
element.
This is the del element.
This is the dfn element.
This is the em element.
This is the i element.
This is the ins element.
This is the kbd element.
This is the mark element.
This is the samp element.
This is the small element.
This is the strong element.
This is the sub element.
This is the sup element.
This is the var element.
Meter:
An example of the <meter>
element: Your score is:
Pre and span:
This is the

element:
pre
This is the span element. All
elements within this demo are set to bold for styling purposes only.
Table:
| Table header | Table header | Table header |
|---|---|---|
| Table footer | Table footer | Table footer |
| Table data | Table data | Table data |
Time:
The following is an example of the <time>
element:
Hidden content (hidden attribute)
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Exercise 4
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Reports calls to Java accessor methods with empty argument clauses.
Methods that follow the JavaBean naming contract for accessors are expected to have no side effects. The recommended convention is to use a parameterless method whenever there are no parameters and the method have no side effect. This convention promotes the uniform access principle, which says that the client code should not be affected by the decision to implement an attribute as a field or method.
The problem is that Java does not implement the uniform access principle. To bridge that gap, Scala allows you to leave off the empty parentheses on an invocation of a Java method that takes no arguments.
The quick-fix removes the empty argument clause.
Example:
"test".getClass()
After the quick-fix is applied:
"test".getClass


Syntax:
fboundp name => generalized-boolean
Pronunciation:
[,ef'bandpee]
Arguments and Values:
name---a function name.
generalized-boolean---a generalized boolean.
Description:
Returns true if name is fbound; otherwise, returns false.
Examples:
(fboundp 'car) => true (fboundp 'nth-value) => false (fboundp 'with-open-file) => true (fboundp 'unwind-protect) => true (defun my-function (x) x) => MY-FUNCTION (fboundp 'my-function) => true (let ((saved-definition (symbol-function 'my-function))) (unwind-protect (progn (fmakunbound 'my-function) (fboundp 'my-function)) (setf (symbol-function 'my-function) saved-definition))) => false (fboundp 'my-function) => true (defmacro my-macro (x) `',x) => MY-MACRO (fboundp 'my-macro) => true (fmakunbound 'my-function) => MY-FUNCTION (fboundp 'my-function) => false (flet ((my-function (x) x)) (fboundp 'my-function)) => false
Side Effects: None.
Affected By: None.
Exceptional Situations:
Should signal an error of type type-error if name is not a function name.
See Also:
symbol-function, fmakunbound, fdefinition
Notes:
It is permissible to call symbol-function on any symbol that is fbound.
fboundp is sometimes used to ``guard'' an access to the function cell, as in:
(if (fboundp x) (symbol-function x))
Defining a setf expander F does not cause the setf function (setf F) to become defined.


William awards ‘royal seal of approval’ to variety performance hosts
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the annual charity event at the London Palladium.
The Duke of Cambridge has given the comic two-hander of Romesh Ranganathan and Rob Beckett the “royal seal of approval” after they hosted the Royal Variety Performance.
The duke and duchess were entertained by a cast of famous faces at this year’s show at the London Palladium on Monday night.
Ranganathan and Beckett compered the show as the first comedic pair at the helm in more than 30 years, since Ronnie Corbett and Bruce Forsyth in 1988.
After making a number of jokes about not being a double act, the pair gifted William a tea towel featuring their faces and the words: “What are we not? A double act.”
After the performance, William and Kate took to the stage to speak with the night’s performers including Lewis Capaldi, Robbie Williams, Colin Thackery and Emeli Sande.
Six-year-old Aurelia from Zurcaroh, an Austrian acrobatic dance troupe that performed on the night, made William and Kate smile as they spoke on stage.
Kate had earlier been handed a bouquet of flowers and William quipped: “How come she got a bouquet and I got a dodgy tea towel?”
Beckett told the PA news agency that William had said to him: “I know you are not a double act but it’s really good – we give you the royal seal of approval.”
Ranganathan added: “Because Rob and I are such good mates and we have a style about us, we wanted to bring ourselves to the show but also respect the occasion. It’s walking the line.
“(William and Kate) are convinced we are a double act. They gave us the seal of approval.”
Beckett joked: “He said I shouldn’t have got him the tea towel, which I think was a little bit ungrateful.”
Other performers on the night included Cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason, Cirque Du Soleil’s Luzia and the cast of Mary Poppins.
Capaldi told PA: “Speaking to William. It was lovely. It was a lovely chat. I asked whether he ever gets nervous having to work out what to say to all these people.
“People don’t expect me to be nice. Kate and Wills have to be very nice.
“He said he could talk for Britain. And I thought: ‘Well that’s lucky.’”
Last year saw the Duchess of Sussex attend her first Royal Variety Performance alongside her husband, where they watched acts including Britain’s Got Talent’s 2018 winner Lost Voice Guy.
Before the performance, William and Kate met actress Petula Clark and two of her co-stars in Mary Poppins, which is currently playing at the Prince Edward Theatre in nearby Soho.
Speaking with the couple in the foyer of the London Palladium, Clark said: “You should bring the children.”
Kate responded by saying Charlotte, Louis and George would “love” it.
The origins of the Royal Variety Performance date back to 1912, when King George V and Queen Mary agreed to attend a Royal Command Performance at the Palace Theatre in London, in aid of the Variety Artistes’ Benevolent Fund.
The Royal Variety Performance will air on ITV in early December.


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A report of Web Development course
S01
1- Did you before know about the techniques Git, GitHub, Markdown and/or GitHub Pages?
I know about Git and GitHub because in the first year we did a project and we connected it to GitHub. In the second year,I worked with GitHub desktop application because I found it more easier than using Git bash. However, I have never worked with GitHub pages before.
2- Have you ever created websites before?
I have never created websites before. However, I have worked a little bit with HTML and CSS before. So, I am familiar with some basics of HTML and CSS.
3- Briefly explain your experience and knowledge of web application development.
I have worked with HTML and CSS but a little bit. However, I studied Network Applications course which I learnt to work with backend and create servers and clients using Java.
4- What is your TIL for this course section?
In the first assignment, I learnt to use GitHub pages and to fork. In addition, I became more familiar with Git bash and create tags using git bash.
S02
1. Have you any previous experience of HTML, CSS and/or JavaScript?
I have some experience of HTML and CSS. However, I don't have any experience of JavaScript
2. Explain the role of HTML, CSS and JavaScript in web development.
HTML is used to create basic and simple webpages, CSS is used to style and decorate the HTML webpages and to make HTML webpage look better and nicer, and JavaScript is used to make webpages dynamic. It gives the user the ability to interact with webpages dynamiclly. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript work together as a frontend.
3. Give a brief explanation of how the browser, the HTTP protocol and the web server interacts.
The browser goes to the DNS server, and finds the real address of the server that the website lives on. The browser sends an HTTP request message to the server, asking it to send a copy of the website to the client. This message, and all other data sent between the client and the server, is sent across internet using TCP/IP.
4. What is your TIL for this course section?
I learnt about HTML and CSS in more details, I learnt how to use inline, internal and external CSS. Inline CSS, we can use CSS inside tags such as header, section, footer, etc... tags. Internal CSS, we can use CSS inside HTML page by creating a style tag an put all CSS code inside it. External CSS, we can create CSS file and link it inside HTML page, in this way, we can organize the code and separate it from each other.
S03
1. Do you have any previous experience of client side JavaScript?
No. I don't have any experience in JavaScript. This is my first time I see JavaScript code and deal with it. However, it looks an interesting and a powerful programming language
2. Can you compare and relate the JavaScript language to any other language you know?
JavaScript looks like Java and C++, which it has functions, variable, loops, and conditions. It's not hard to learn it and use it
3. Describe how you worked with the coding exercise, what grade do you aim for and how did your code turn out to be?
In general, I followed the teacher's instructions and examples in order to write the code and understand it. In addition, I watched some tutorials on Youtube, Udemy, and W3Schools in order to increase my knowledge and to learn faster. I'm aiming to get 5 because I did all the instructions of grade 5 that the teacher posted it on Canvas. Higher grade means harder requirements which it requires more effort to get the highest grade. The highest grade means more knowledge and that is why I'm aiming to 5.
4. What is your TIL for this course section?
I learnt in this section of the course many useful and interesting things such as creating functions, loops, variables in JavaScript; adding JavaScript file to HTML webpages, calling JavaScript functions from HTML webpages by using onclick method, creating classes and ids in HTML webpages and using them in CSS file, adding style to elements and changing them from JavaScript, and styling HTML webpages using CSS and making it more dynamically using JavaScript.
S04
1. Tell me about your previous experience on node/npm or any equal programming tools.
I have no experience on Node/npm. I attended lecture 4 which was about JavaScript, NodeJs and Express. I listened to the teacher and I learnt the basic of NodeJs and Express and its usages
2. How do you feel about working with JavaScript, Node and Express?
It's really interesting to learn JavaScript, NodeJs and Express to combine them together in order to make webpages dynamically and more organized
3. Explain how you did take on the coding assignment, did you have a plan and did it work?
First, I learnt the code from the teacher during the lecture and the lab. Then, I watched some tutorials on Youtube in order to expand my knowledge and improve myself. My plan was to follow the teacher instructions and his code, then, to apply my knowledge that I got it from tutorials. My plan worked perfectly because of the knowledge that I grasped from the teacher and tutorials
4. What grade did you aim for and was it a difficult level?
I'm aiming to grade5. Because, I did all the required assignments and I organized my code. However, it was a little bit hard to do all the assignments because all assignments require a good knowledge in NodeJs, JavaScript and Express.
5. What is your TIL for this course section?
I learnt about NodeJs, Express and JavaScript and how to combine them together. I learnt how to create local servers using Express, creating middlewares and its usages and advantages, create routing and its usages. In addition, I learnt how to create ejs webpages that have HTML code and javascript code, to work with requests and responses using Express, and to send Json files using Express.
S05
1. How do you feel about PHP as a programming language?
It's a powerful, widely-used, open source, general-purpose and scripting language that is used for web development and to make HTML webpages more dynamically. I like PHP because I can combine it with HTML and I can make the webpages more organized and stylish
2. Can you compare PHP to other languages you know?
PHP is implemented by C and C++. It looks like JavaScript as well. Because both of them are used for web development specifically for backend. Python also comes close to PHP on usage - and in fact, Python can be used as a substitute for PHP in many cases.
3. Describe how you took on the coding exercise, what grade did you aim for and are you satisfied with the result?
Firstly, I learned from the teacher about PHP during the lecture. Then, I attended the lab where I saw the teacher writing a PHP code and listened to his comments. Secondly, I watched tutorials on Youtube to increase my knowledge and enhance my performance. I am aiming to get 5. Because I did all the requirements of grade 5 and I followed the teacher instructions written on canvas.
4. What is your TIL for this course section?
I learned to create PHP files, combine PHP and HTML in one file, connect to database through PHP, run Apache server and apply CRUD on database inside PHP files. In addition, I learnt about forms in HTML and how to use them properly
S06
1. What is your own opinion on popularity of programming languages and what are your thoughts of future popularity among programming languages?
According to GitHub's annual report for 2019, the most four popular programming languages among the developers are; PHP, Java, Python, and in first place is JavaScript. JavaScript remains the most popular programming language in the world because it's one of the main languages used for building web pages. It helps make websites interactive and can also be used for building games. JavaScript is lightweight, flexible, and powerful
2. What will be your own choice for selecting future programming languages?
I will choose Python as a future programming language. Because, it's easy to learn and code. It's used for data analysis and machine learning and it has frameworks to create webpages (Django) and graphical user interface programs (GUI) which is (Tkinter).
3.Comparison on programming languages
I did a comparison on Google trends website between Python, JavaScript and Java, between 2015 and 2020. The results of search interest show that Java was so popular in 2015 comparing to Python and JavaScript. Between 19-25 April 2015, Java was at peak with 100% for searching, while JavaScript was 38% and Python 21%. Between 24-30 September 2017, the percentage between JavaScript and Python is the same (39% for each), while Java remains on top with 57%. In February 2018, Python had more percentage than JavaScript 41% and 40% respectively. However, in May 2019, Python had more percentage than JavaScript and Java. This shows that Python becomes more and more popular in time.
Interest over time diagram
Java/ JavaScript/ Python
4. If you were to recommend a language/framework/technology to your potential employer and your next large project, what would it be and how would you “sell it”?
I would recommend Python because it's fast, flexible and powerful programming language. It has many frameworks to use in different areas such as Web, GUI and Data Analysis. I would show the result of comparison of Google trends between Python, Java and JavaScript. They can see how the popularity is increasing each year.
5. What is your TIL for this course section?
I learned many names of programming languages frameworks, such as Angular and React (JavaScript frameworks), and Tkinter and Django (Python frameworks). I learned also that is quite hard to learn all frameworks and programming languages. Instead, we should focus on one area and learn the programming language and its frameworks in order to become expert. As an example, I want to learn machine learning and data analysis, so I should focus more on Python and its libraries regarding to machine learning and data analysis such as Pandas, Numpy and scikit-learn
S07
1. Try to explain the platform .NET (C#, ASP.NET) to a skilled programmer, but newbie to this Microsoft technology.
It's a framework for building web applications and services by using .NET and C#. The base platform provides components that apply to all different types of apps. Additional frameworks, such as ASP.NET, extend .NET with components for building specific types of applications.
It includes:
- . Base framework for processing web requests in C# or F#
- . Web-page templating syntax, known as Razor, for building dynamic web pages using C#
- . Libraries for common web patterns, such as Model View Controller (MVC)
- . Authentication system that includes libraries, a database, and template pages for handling logins, including multi-factor authentication and external authentication with Google, Twitter.
- . Editor extensions to provide syntax highlighting, code completion, and other functionality specifically for developing web pages
2. Elaborate by comparing .NET technologies with the other technologies we learned during the course.
| .NET | NodeJs | PHP |
|---|---|---|
| An open source web application framework | An open source cross platform JavaScript run-time environment that executes JavaScript code | An open source general-purpose scripting language |
| Uses HTML5, JavaScript, CSS | Server side scripting language | Server side scripting language |
| Complete Environment | Server Environment | Server Environment |
3. Describe how you took on the coding exercise, what grade did you aim for and are you satisfied with the result?
Firstly, I learned from the teacher about .NET during the lecture. Secondly, I watched tutorials on Youtube to increase my knowledge and enhance my performance. I am aiming to get 5. Because I did all the requirements of grade 5 and I followed the teacher instructions written on canvas.
4. What is your TIL for this course section?
I learnt how to create web applications using ASP.Net. I learnt basic C# programming language. I learnt how to link and route controllers, Views and Models with each others. I learnt about Razor components and how to combine HTML code with C# code on one page. I learnt how to use HTTP requests in ASP.NET.
S08
Report
Web performance is measured by the needed time to fully load a website/page. It is important to improve any website loading performance because users tend to use websites with high performance more than the ones with low performance. The three selected websites are used by students at Kristianstad University. Down below overall scores can be found. These scores are collected with the Devtools network tab, PageSpeed Insights and Lighthouse Audits-tools. The detailed version can be accessed from
| hkr.se | hkr.instructure.com | kristianstad.se | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Performance | 44 | 34 | 47 |
| Accessability | 85 | 97 | 90 |
| Best practice | 86 | 79 | 64 |
| Search engine optimization | 100 | 89 | 90 |
An overall analysis concludes common improvements such as: - Optimizing image sizing - Remove unnecessary unused CSS - Use HTTP2 instead of HTTP1.1 - Remove/replace front-end JavaScript libraries with known security vulnerabilities
2. What is your TIL for this course section?
I learned from this section of the course how to do performance analysing to the websites using Devtools network tab, PageSpeed Insights website and Lighthouse. I learned also how to extract the errors and vulnerabilities of websites using these tools. In addition, I learned how to use the suggestions given by tools in order to improve the performance of the websites
S09
1. Elaborate on a few (3-5) different security issues or concerns, from your own experience, related to web application security and relate them to the OWASP top ten.
My knowledge about web application security doesn’t cross the basics. However, I have payed attention to some of web application security during my studies, such as:
- Injections Attacks:
In my first year, I started working on the connection between MYSQL database and applications. Since then, I have been paying attention to SQL injections. Where the attacker can send SQL command through an input to either get results from the database or to change values in the database. Using PreparedStatement in Java helped me to prevent SQL injection, because the query and the data are sent to the database separately.
- Insecure Deserialization:
Insecure Deserialization is a vulnerability which occurs when untrusted data is used to abuse the logic of an application. Deserialization is transforming serialized data coming from a file, stream or network socket into an object. However, Successful insecure deserialization attacks could allow an attacker to carry out denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, authentication bypasses and remote code execution attacks. To prevent this attack, we should use JSON format instead of binary native format, include positive validation based on signatures for serialized data, avoid protection based on pattern matching such as WAF and DAST, and Prevent remote execution.
- Broken Access Control:
Restrictions on what authenticated users are allowed to do are often not properly enforced. Attackers can exploit these flaws to access unauthorized functionality and/or data, such as access other users’ accounts. To prevent this attack, we should Implement access control mechanisms once and re-use them throughout the application, including minimizing CORS usage, enforce record ownership, rather than accepting that the user can create, read, update, or delete any record, ensure file metadata and backup files are not present within web roots.
2. Summarize by providing your own guidelines to a new web programmer on the topic “The essential guidelines to follow to create secure web applications”.
In order to build low-risk web-based applications, these steps should be taken in concerns:
1. Query parameterisation: A web form comments box, data field or another area of a form that allows free data entry, especially open string input, can lead to this vulnerability. To stop SQL injection, we must prevent untrusted input from being interpreted as part of a SQL command by using for instance prepared statement in Java
2. Secure password storage: The worst method for storing passwords is in plain text; however, encryption isn’t much better because it’s reversible. To store passwords correctly, we should use a one-way algorithm such as SCRYPT and PBKDF2 , use a salt, and use an algorithm that is purposely slow, in order to prevent GPU cracking rigs
3. Multi factor authentication: Using multi factor authentication helps us to protect our password and log-in credential. In order to show the correct person is logging-in multi factor authentication is a great tool and servers this purpose.
4. Cross site request forgery: Once a user has logged into a secure site, if they were then to open another tab and inadvertently launch a malicious site, the site in question could host a forged request that could take advantage of the fact that the user is already logged in. To prevent this, we should ask users to re-authenticate to complete a transaction or event to prevent in-session hijacks.
3. What is your TIL for this course section?
I learnt today about the Open Web Application Security Project(OWASP) which is an online community that gives useful information about web vulnerabilities and risks, and gives articles and tips in order to minimize or prevent these risks. I learnt about the most common risks in the web and how hackers can take advantage of these risks to attack and steal information and harm the websites and applications.
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Write a general paragraph about how the project was implemented. Problems / solutions / simple / difficult / fast / long time, etc. Was the project easy or difficult? Did it take a long time? What was difficult and what went easy? Was this a good and reasonable project for this course? How was it to work in a team?
Pinder is a social website for pets. As a project, Pinder was implemented by using React,
NodeJs and MySQL. React was used to create the frontend (user’s interface), NodeJs was used
to create the backend (the server) and MySQL was used to save user’s information, likes and pets.
The users of Pinder can create an account, which is sent to the server for checking purpose
(if the email is already exist in the database or not, and to check the password). Then,
the account is saved in MySQL database, which the server sends the account’s
information to the MySQL database
As a member in a group, I worked on both frontend and backend. On frontend, I created Sign-in,
Sign-up, About and Contact-us pages. In addition, I worked on user’s authentication, and protected
pages mechanism (only authorized user can access these pages) On backend, I created APIs to add an
account to the database, checking if email exists or not, log-in, sending token to user for
authentication and checking the authentication regularly. In addition, I made Contact-us and
About pages to be sent by the server to the user. During my work, I have faced many challenges
and problems. In the beginning, I used the state in React to check if the user has logged-in or
not, in order to change the navigation bar and to authorize the user to access the Profile page.
The problem with this approach is that if the user refreshes the website page the state returns
to false. Therefore, I changed to Json Web Token for authentication. The second problem was rendering
the pictures after moving Contact-us page from frontend to backend. First, I tested the page on Postman
and the images were working but were not on React. I solved the problem by adding an API to fetch the
images, then, adding these APIs to the URL of the images
However, the implementation of the project was moderate not easy nor difficult,
because it is my first time, I work with React for creating frontend
(different than using HTML, CSS). The second reason, it was a little bit tricky
to implement user’s authentication. Although, the implementing of the project was
quite long, but I learned so much and I expanded my knowledge. It was amusing to
work with a team instead of working alone. Because, we divided the tasks, we helped
each other, and we learned from each other.
Finish with a final paragraph with your thoughts on the course and what you think about the material and the guide (about 5-10 sentences). Provide feedback to teachers and suggest any improvement suggestions for upcoming course opportunities. Are you satisfied / dissatisfied? Will you recommend the course to your friends / colleagues? On a scale of 1-10, what grade do you give the course?
The course’s materials were organized, as well as the teacher. I enjoyed taking this course, because I learned so much from it. I learned many web programming languages such as HTML, PHP, JavaScript and C#. In addition, I learned CSS, NodeJs, ASP.Net and React. Thanks to the teacher, the course had many assignments that helped to increase my knowledge and my practical skills. The project was good and reasonable to this course. Because, we had learned many programming languages and we hadn’t focused on one. The project gave us the opportunity to choose one programming language to improve our knowledge and skills in this programming language. Therefore, I chose to work with NodeJs and React, because in my opinion, they are the future of the web.
What is your final TIL for this course?
I learned how to create a simple web page by using HTML and CSS and make this web page dynamic by using JavaScript. I learned how to create servers using NodeJS and PHP and how to connect a database to the servers. I learned about C# and ASP.NET and how to connect frontend with backend. I learned about the web pages’ performance by analyzing these web pages using tools such as Lighthouse Audit, Devtools Network tab and Page-insight website. I learned some web site security and vulnerabilities.


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by FilmfareDeepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh went on a spiritual retreat on the occasion of their first wedding anniversary. First, the Bollywood couple took time out from work to visit Tirumala Tirupati Temple in Andhra Pradesh to seek the blessings of the almighty. While the couple was there yesterday, this morning they reached Amritsar to offer prayers at the Golden Temple.
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HANNIBAL A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2001 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
I know Jodie Foster's acting. And Julianne Moore is no Jodie Foster. Moore, who may be right for some parts, is completely wrong for the intelligent but vulnerable FBI Agent Clarice Starling in HANNIBAL, the much anticipated sequel to THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS. And without the right casting for Agent Starling, the movie degenerates into little more than a borefest, I mean gorefest. (Foster reportedly passed on the part because she didn't think the high blood level of the screenplay was worth her time. She was so right.)
Action director Ridley Scott (G.I. JANE) replaces the more thoughtful Jonathan Demme, who besides THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS is also known for such pictures as PHILADELPHIA. You might expect Scott to be more dramatic, which he is in sections. More often, however, HANNIBAL is paced so ploddingly that viewers will spend more time bored than grossed out. They will rarely be engrossed by the movie, which is quite tedious.
The basic plot this time has Dr. Hannibal Lecter abroad in Florence. Anthony Hopkins has a high old time collecting a large paycheck to repeat his role as a cannibal. Of course, without him the sequel probably would have never been made. Too bad he didn't hold out for more money.
Those going in for blood and gore will not be disappointed, even if they do have to endure long, dull periods between slicing and dicing. Intestines fly, and worse, much worse.
Filthy rich Mason Verger (Gary Oldman), Hannibal's only living victim, wants to find and kill him. (Agent Starling wants to find Hannibal, too, but she's equally interested in protecting the butcher from Mason.) The camera dwells on Mason's horribly disfigured face. Agent Starling doesn't mind looking at it, but does look away when he mentions God, Mason notes.
The script, based on Thomas Harris's novel, was worked on by the talented David Mamet (THE WINSLOW BOY) and Steven Zaillian (SCHINDLER'S LIST), but without much luck. Besides many logical problems, the dialog lacks almost any comedic punch. About the only memorable line is that Hannibal likes to "eat the rude."
"Everyone's going to be happy," Paul Krendler (Ray Liotta) tells Agent Starling about her working again on the Hannibal Lecter case. "I'm not happy!" she retorts. And neither will most viewers be, based on the disgusted comments I heard going out of my packed screening. Finally, a word of caution. If you've barely been able to stomach most of the movie, leave before the last act, which becomes a bigger barfola than a ride on an upside-down roller coaster after a greasy hamburger.
HANNIBAL runs a very long 2:11. It is rated R for strong gruesome violence, some nudity and language and would be acceptable for high school seniors and older.
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