Overview
Binding based versus Bindingless Context
Current Registry API proposal is binding based API, ie. the bindings
and contexts are distinguished, can be enumerated separately, etc.. This is how the JNDI API and Preferences
API are designed. Other possibility is to do not distinguish then at all and have
bindingless API where context directly has getValue/setValue methods,
eg.:
public interface Context {
String getName();
Context[] getChildren();
Object getValue();
Object setValue();
// ... other methods
}
This paper analysis differences between these two approaches
on a few usecases and also shows how the registry will store data and
defaults will be defined. Each usecase chapter ends with summary of
differences (there are not many).
Usecase 1: store a primitive data
Store one integer value.
Binding based API
Context ctx = Context.getDefault().createSubcontext("/settings/mymodule");
The folder "/settings/mymodule/" will be create if it does not exist.
ctx.bindObject("proxyPort", new Integer(789));
The registry knows how to store basic object types like String, Integer,
Long, etc.. It creates file with fixed name "settings.properties" in
the given context's folder (ie. there will be created file
"/settings/mymodule/settings.properties") and persist the object as
property "proxyPort=789" in this file.
There can be helper method:
ContextUtil.putInt(ctx, "proxyPort", 789);
which can do the int to Integer conversion.
How the defaults would be declared:
<folder name="settings">
<folder name="mymodule">
<file name="settings.properties" url="url to properties file with
defaults"/>
</>
</>
One context was defined:
- /settings/mymodule
with one binding:
- /settings/mymodule/proxyPort
Bindingless API
Context ctx = Context.getDefault().createSubcontext("/settings/mymodule");
The folder "/settings/" will be create if it does not exist. The
"mymodule" file or subfolder or both will be created later lazily.
Properties prop = new Properties();
prop.putProperty("proxyPort",
new Integer(789).toString()
);
ctx.putValue(prop);
The bindingless concept requires that
Properties object is binded which contains simple object types. There
exists general convertor which converts Properties object into
.properties file and vice versa. The name of the file is same as name
of the context (ie. "/settings/mymodule.properties" file was created).
There can be helper method:
ContextUtil.putInt(ctx, "proxyPort", 789);
which would simplify this task and would do this:
Properties prop = (Properties)ctx.getValue();
prop.putProperty("proxyPort", new Integer(789).toString());
ctx.putValue(prop);
How the defaults would be declared:
<folder name="settings">
<file name="mymodule.properties" url="url to properties file with
defaults"/>
</>
One context was defined with Properties object value:
- /settings/mymodule
Difference:
The binding based case allows finer granularity. Context methods
(eg. revert(), hasDefault(), listening support, ...) operate directly
on the individual bindings while in the bindingless case it is limited
to the whole Properties object.
In bindingless case the context contains value and children as well, so
the implementation most probably would be that folder and file with the
same name would be created. The file contains the value of the context
and folder contains children of context. The folder should be created
lazily after some actual children was created.
Usecase 2: store an object
Store service instance.
Binding based API
CompilerType compiler = new MyCompilerType(...);
Context ctx = Context.getDefault().createSubcontext("/services/compilers");
The folder "/services/compilers/" will be create if it does not exist.
ctx.bindObject("someCompiler", compiler);
Registry will lookup convertor registered for the MyCompilerType and
creates file "/services/compilers/someCompiler.settings" (or .xml or
.instance or whatever) with converted compiler instance.
How the defaults would be declared:
<folder name="services">
<folder name="compilers">
<file name="someCompiler.instance">
<attr instanceClass="some class">
</>
</>
</>
One context was defined:
- /services/compilers
with one binding:
- /services/compilers/someCompiler
Bindingless API
CompilerType compiler = new MyCompilerType(...);
Context ctx =
Context.getDefault().createSubcontext("/services/compilers/someCompiler");
The folder "/services/compilers/" will be create if it does not exist.
ctx.putValue(compiler);
Registry will lookup convertor registered for the MyCompilerType and
creates file "/services/compilers/someCompiler.settings" (or .xml) with
converted compiler instance.
How the defaults would be declared:
<folder name="services">
<folder name="compilers">
<file name="someCompiler.instance">
<attr instanceClass="some class">
</>
</>
</>
One context was defined with a value:
- /services/compilers/someCompiler
Difference:
Bindingless Context is in fact wrapper for registry object.
Usecase 3: store both primitive data and objects in one context
Store mixed data in one context. This is currently used in projects,
but it is questionable whether this is requirement or not. Bindingless
concept does not support it but can workaround it by subcontexts.
Binding based API
Mixture of usecase 1 and usecase 2.
How the defaults would be declared:
<folder name="foo">
<folder name="bar">
<file name="settings.properties" url="url to file with
primitive data defaults"/>
<file name="object1.instance">
<attr instanceClass="some class">
</>
<file name="object2.instance">
<attr instanceClass="some class">
</>
</>
</>
One context was defined:
- /foo/bar
with several bindings:
- /foo/bar/object1
- /foo/bar/object2
- and all property names from the settings.properties file
Bindingless API
Not possible. Can be workarounded by subcontexts - one subcontext for
primitive data types, some others for objects.
How the defaults would be declared in case of workaround:
<folder name="foo">
<folder name="bar">
<file name="primitiveCtx.properties" url="url to file with
primitive data defauls"/>
<file name="object1Ctx.instance">
<attr instanceClass="some class">
</>
<file name="object2Ctx.instance">
<attr instanceClass="some class">
</>
</>
</>
Three contexts were defined and each has some value:
- /foo/bar/primitiveCtx
- /foo/bar/object1Ctx
- /foo/bar/object2Ctx
Difference:
The bindingless case is more restrictive.
Usecase 4: ordered context based popup menu
Let say there are following defaults from which should be created menu
which items can be reordered:
<folder name=someMenu">
<file name="actionA.instance"/>
<file name="actionB.instance"/>
<folder name="submenu1">
<file name="subActionK.instance"/>
<file name="subActionL.instance"/>
</>
<file name="actionC.instance"/>
<folder name="submenu2">
<file name="subActionZ.instance"/>
</>
</>
Binding based API
There exists following contexts:
- /someMenu
- /someMenu/submenu1
- /someMenu/submenu2
and following bindings:
- /someMenu/actionA
- /someMenu/actionB
- /someMenu/submenu1/subActionK
- /someMenu/submenu1/subActionL
- /someMenu/actionC
- /someMenu/submenu2/subActionZ
The popup menu based on the someMenu context is composed from both the
subcontexts and bindings. These two types of items must be kept
distinguished. The possible format for full order could be one string
with names of the subcontexts appended with ".subcontext" suffix and
names of the bindings appended with the ".binding" suffix eg. (slash is
separator):
"actionA.binding/actionB.binding/submenu1.subcontext/actionC.binding/submenu2.subcontext"
If user customized the order in a UI then the new full order must be
stored. There could exist helper method
ContextUtils.storeItemsOrder(Context ctx, String[]
itemNamesWithSuffixes) which would store the full order in a context's
attribute. There could also exist opposite method for reading it:
Collection<String> ContextUtils.getSortedItems(Context ctx).
The algorithm for menu creation could then look like (it is illustrative code of menu creation only):
public Menu createMenu(Context ctx) {
Menu m = new Menu();
Iterator it =
ContextUtils.getSortedItems(ctx).iterator();
while (it.hasNext()) {
String itemName =
(String)it.next();
if
(itemName.endsWith(".binding")) {
m.addMenuItem(ctx.lookupObject(itemName.substring(
itemName.length()-".binding".length())));
} else {
m.addSubMenu(createMenu(ctx.getSubcontext(
itemName.length()-".subcontext".length())));
}
}
return m;
}
Context menuCtx = Context.getDefault().createSubcontext("/someMenu");
Menu menu = createMenu(menuCtx);
The default value of full order attribute would have to be generated by
the Registry implementation from the module layer partial order
attributes.
Bindingless API
There exists following contexts:
- /someMenu/actionA
- /someMenu/actionB
- /someMenu/submenu1
- /someMenu/submenu1/subActionK
- /someMenu/submenu1/subActionL
- /someMenu/actionC
- /someMenu/submenu2
- /someMenu/submenu2/subActionZ
Contexts "/someMenu/submenu1" and "/someMenu/submenu2" has no value
set. All other contexts has value which is instance of Action subclass.
Order of items in popup menu based on the someMenu context can be
expressed as ordered list of context names. The possible format for full order could be one string with child
context names separated by slash, eg.:
"actionA/actionB/submenu1/actionC/submenu2"
If user customized the order in a UI then the new full order must be
stored. There could exist helper method
ContextUtils.storeChildrenOrder(Context ctx, Context[] fullOrder) which
would accept ordered list of child contexts of the given ctx and would
store the full order (ie. string similar to the above mentioned one) in
an attribute. There could also exist opposite method which could return
ordered list of children: Collection<Context>
ContextUtils.getSortedChildren(Context ctx).
The algorithm for menu creation could then look like (it is illustrative code of menu creation only):
public Menu createMenu(Context ctx) {
Menu m = new Menu();
Iterator it =
ContextUtils.getSortedChildren(ctx).iterator();
while (it.hasNext()) {
Context childrenCtx =
(Context)it.next();
if (childrenCtx.getChildren() ==
null) {
m.addMenuItem(childrenCtx.getValue());
} else {
m.addSubMenu(createMenu(childrenCtx));
}
}
return m;
}
Context menuCtx = Context.getDefault().createSubcontext("/someMenu");
Menu menu = createMenu(menuCtx);
Differences:
The bindingless API is better in handling of order of
items because everything is context. However adequate solution can be
provided for binding based API as well.
Summary
Both solutions are adequate. There are just slight differences.


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Defines a set of CSS attributes as a typesafe enumeration. The HTML View implementations use CSS attributes to determine how they will render. This also defines methods to map between CSS/HTML/StyleConstants. Any shorthand properties, such as font, are mapped to the intrinsic properties.
The following describes the CSS properties that are suppored by the rendering engine:
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The RTC (real time clock) driver provides support for controlling our RTC device.
◆ rt_rtc_calendar_t
◆ rt_alarm_mode_e
This is used to set the alarm repeat mode.
| Enumerator |
|---|
| PER_SEC | Repeat per second.
|
| PER_MIN | Repeat per minute
|
| PER_HOUR | Repeat per hour
|
| PER_DAY | Repeat per day
|
| PER_MON | Repeat per month
|
| PER_YEAR | Repeat per year
|
◆ rt_rtc_cmd_e
This is used to control the RTC. It should be used with the api rt_rtc_control.
| Enumerator |
|---|
| RTC_START | Start the RTC.
|
| RTC_STOP | Stop the RTC.
|
| RTC_RESET | Reset the RTC.
|
| RTC_CLK_DIV_SET | Set the clock divider of RTC, 32kHz by default.
|
| RTC_ALARM_SET | Set the time of alarm.
|
| RTC_ALARM_START | Start the alarm.
|
| RTC_ALARM_STOP | Pause the alarm.
|
| RTC_CALENDAR_SET | Set the time of calendar.
|
| RTC_CALENDAR_START | Start the calendar.
|
| RTC_CALENDAR_STOP | Disable the calendar.
|
| RTC_CNTDOWN_SET | Initialize the value of countdown timer.
|
| RTC_CNTDOWN_START | Start the count down function.
|
| RTC_CNTDOWN_STOP | Stop the count down function.
|
| RTC_CNTDOWN_VALUE | Return the actual value in countdown mode.
|
| RTC_CALIBRATION | RTC Calibration.
|
| RTC_GET_TIME | Get the actual time.
|
◆ rt_rtc_mode_e
This is used to make RTC works in which mode.
| Enumerator |
|---|
| MODE_CALENDAR | Calendar mode.
|
| MODE_ALARM | Alarm mode, work with calendar mode.
|
| MODE_CNTDOWN | Count down mode.
|
| MODE_CALIBR | RTC Calibration.
|
◆ rt_rtc_close()
| void rt_rtc_close |
( |
rt_rtc_t * |
handle, |
|
|
rt_event_t * |
event |
|
) |
| |
This function can be called to close the opened rtc once it is not needed anymore, in order to free all allocated resources. Once this function is called, the device is not accessible anymore and must be opened again before being used. This operation is asynchronous and its termination can be managed through an event.
- Parameters
-
| handle | The handler of the rtc which was returned when the device was opened. |
| event | The event used for managing termination. |
◆ rt_rtc_conf_init()
This function can be called to get default values for all parameters before setting some of them. The structure containing the configuration must be kept alive until the RTC is opened.
- Parameters
-
| conf | A pointer to the SPI master configuration. |
◆ rt_rtc_control()
| void rt_rtc_control |
( |
rt_rtc_t * |
handle, |
|
|
rt_rtc_cmd_e |
rtc_cmd, |
|
|
void * |
arg, |
|
|
rt_event_t * |
event |
|
) |
| |
This function is used to control and configure the RTC device.
- Parameters
-
| handle | The handle of the device camera which returned when the device was opened. |
| rtc_cmd | The command for controlling or configuring the camera. Check the description of rt_rtc_cmd_e for further information. |
| *arg | A pointer to the arguments of the command. |
| event | The event used for managing termination. |
◆ rt_rtc_open()
| rt_rtc_t* rt_rtc_open |
( |
rt_rtc_conf_t * |
rtc_conf, |
|
|
rt_event_t * |
event |
|
) |
| |
This function must be called before the RTC can be used. It will do all the needed configuration to make it usable and also return a handle used to refer to this opened rtc when calling other functions. This operation is asynchronous and its termination can be managed through an event.
- Parameters
-
| rtc_conf | A pointer to the rtc configuration. |
| event | The event used for managing termination. |
- Returns
- NULL if the device is not found, or a handle identifying the rtc and which can be used with other functions.


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XKR coup in background
Specs
Price |
$78,000(est.) |
Top Speed |
155mph(electronically limited) |
Acceleration |
|
Engine |
|
0-30mph |
N/A |
Type |
Supercharged V8, 32valve DOHC |
0-60mph |
4.9sec |
Displacement |
4.0L(3996cc) |
0-100 |
N/A |
Power |
370hp@6150rpm |
1/4 mile |
N/A |
Torque |
387lbs-ft@3600rpm |
Weight |
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Handling |
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This is the fastest currently available Jaguar, the beautiful luxurious XKR with the all new Jaguar V8 (their first V8) in supercharged form. The regular Jaguar XK8 was already a work of art, with its smooth powerful V8 and beautiful exterior it was an excellent vehicle. Fortunately, for Jaguar that was not enough they just had to add a supercharger to transfer this innocent sports car into a musclecar-eating predator that will send you flying to 60mph in under 5 seconds. While not quit as cheap as a most cars in its performance range, it comes with more luxury, refinement, and a higher build quality than any cheaper car in its performance range (0-60 in under 6sec). This Jaguar will even outrun a Chevrolet Corvette and a Porsche 911 in 60-125mph acceleration! Combined with electronically controlled shocks the XKR's handling is pretty good despite the high steering effort required at high speeds. Very similar in appearance to the much more expensive DB7 it is not quite as luxurious as that Aston Martin, but it is faster. This Jaguar only has one down side, which Jaguar has probably attended to by now, but the problem was its braking which has plagued many Jaguars throughout history. This car is simply what is expected of any fast Jaguar, class-leading performance, class leading luxury, and a beautiful exterior.
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One doesn't need to actually dive into the dangerous aqueous depths to experience Nitrogen Narcosis; knowing someone who operates the hyperbaric chamber (competently) at the local hospital can suffice.
I was a medical student and asked the operator to page me when he could squeeze me into a 'dive.' They use this thing for many reasons, such as carbon monoxide poisoning and to help injured folks heal faster. I didn't want to dive with a critical patient, so when an opportunity arose and my pager went off, I ran down to the Hyperbaric Medicine Chamber.
The chamber is a made mostly of a clear plexiglass (1.5-2.0 inches thick) tube, about 3-4 feet in diameter and long enough to have a patient laying down and some equipment in there as well. I had to valsalva (equilize inner-ear pressure) on my way down. I crawled through an air lock and sealed the hatches behind me (like the small round scuttles on Navy ships). There is a remote control for a TV just outside the tube. I guess some patients and nurses spend hours at a time in there.
The operator slowly increased the pressure and read off the equivalent pressure in Feet (underwater). There was a minute hold at 33 feet or so, to check for headaches/ sinus problems, and to pinch my nose and lightly blow my eardrums to match the surrounding pressures. Also, since the air is compressing, the little tube gets hot and condesation begins to appear on the walls.
By the time we reached 60 feet or so, the operator mentioned that I should be feeling the effects of nitrogen narcosis pretty soon, and no sooner had those words left his lips, than I felt that peculiar head & face tingle that was identical to Nitrous Oxide. I think I could have performed some simple tasks, but nothing too complicated. I think it is amazing that the worker who routinely goes in with the patients (and has to perform well) is able to do so.
I stayed down there for about 5 minutes, laughing often and just about on the verge of hearing the mwa-mwa's that prelude the loss of consciousness. The operator then slowly decreased the pressure. Just as with actual diving, you need to go slow and blow off any extra nitrogen to avoid the bends.  There was a mild state of confusion when I crawled out of the chamber (What the hell just happened?) and maybe a little fatigue as well.
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In January, I decided to spend some time with a friend of mine that lives in Baltimore. We'll call him S. Now, I've known him for about a year or so, and he was a decent user of heroin. I told him that whenever I get around to seeing him, I'd like to try some with him.
Well, I finally get around to setting some time on a weekend to hang out with him. We venture to score some dope. Now, I've been in some sketchy areas up and down the East Coast, but Baltimore's junk scene was by far the weirdest. I saw three narcs stop people on the street and make them empty their pockets. This really spooked me as I had recently turned 18, and therefore, a legal adult. Anyhow, we somehow made it out unscathed and we returned to his house with seven little gelcaps filled with white powder.
I broke open one, and sorted out about half the contents into two piles. Familiar usually with coke, I thought I had to chop it up, S told me that there was no need. Well, it was now or never. I snorted the first pile. I waited about 15 minutes, and I couldn't really feel much, so I did the other pile. And BAM! Just like that, the high hit me. A beautiful wave of warmth and tranquility that held me up and made me feel so good. I remember thinking to myself: 'This is how people get addicted'.
We went up onto his roof. By God it was one of the coldest nights that winter. Totally crystal clear, I could see the skyline of Baltimore and I didn't have a care in the world. The cold didn't bother me, and we just sat up there and rode the high and talked. I didn't think this would ever end. About two hours later, I decided to snort half of the other pill. Wow. I just never wanted this to end, it was like I could do anything in the world.
S told me stories about how when he lived in Florida he was shooting up all the time. All the junkies we're all very nice and cool to each other, and all the junk was decent and not crap like he gets in Baltimore sometimes.
Around 2am, I decided to lay down on S' bed. I looked over at the alarm clock and I started to feel the room spinning. I tried to make it stop my concentrating on the far wall. Nope, this wasn't gonna happen, I ran to the bathroom and vomited twice. S looked in from the doorway and kinda laughed. He said it was normal. I puked about four more times that night.
  I shrugged and snorted the rest of the half I leftover from the night. The high I got wasn't as amazing as the night before.
That must be a catch, I thought. Tolerance. Damn, I knew it was all too good to be true. S gave me a ride back to my Mom's place and gave me an extra pill filled with junk. I still have that sitting in my top drawer of my drawer. The allure of heroin has all but faded for me, it was good the first time, but I think it can easily take control of my life.
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| ChessPiece | getPieceAtPosition (int[] position) |
| short | isOccupied (int[] position) |
| short | isOccupiedByOpponent (int[] position, boolean player1) |
| void | initBoard () |
| boolean | move (int[] source_pos, int[] dest_pos, boolean player1) |
| boolean | isInCheck (boolean player1) |
| int | isGameOver (boolean player1) |
| String | toString () |
Protected Member Functions | |
| int [] | boardIdxToPosition (int pos) |
Protected Attributes | |
| ChessPiece [] | board |
Board – Abstract class to represent a Game Board on which ChessPieces would be placed. Most of the core functionality of the game must be implemented here, such as checking if a move is valid, if the game is over (checkmate or stalemate), if there are legal moves left, etc.
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protected |
Utility function that converts an array index to a ChessPiece location in n-dimensional space. Needs to be implemented by children classes based on their dimensionality and board structure.
| pos |
| ChessPiece Board.getPieceAtPosition | ( | int [] | position | ) |
| position |
| void Board.initBoard | ( | ) |
Initializes the board with the correct pieces with respect to the game.
| int Board.isGameOver | ( | boolean | player1 | ) |
Function to check if the game is over (checkmate, stalemate, etc.) based on the rules of the game.
| player1 | boolean specifying if it is player 1's turn |
| boolean Board.isInCheck | ( | boolean | player1 | ) |
Function to check if the player whose turn it is, is in 'Check'
| player1 | boolean specifying which player's turn it is |
| short Board.isOccupied | ( | int [] | position | ) |
Checks if the position is occupied by a piece.
| position |
| short Board.isOccupiedByOpponent | ( | int [] | position, |
| boolean | player1 | ||
| ) |
Checks if the position is occupied by an opponent or not.
| position | |
| player1 |
| boolean Board.move | ( | int [] | source_pos, |
| int [] | dest_pos, | ||
| boolean | player1 | ||
| ) |
Function that moves a piece at source_pos to dest_pos if the move is legal. May capture opponent's piece.
| source_pos | Current Position of the piece to move |
| dest_pos | Position to move the piece to. |
| player1 | boolean specifying if this is player 1's move or not. |
| String Board.toString | ( | ) |
Overriding the toString function to aid in printing the board.
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An array of ChessPiece objects. Represents the actual game board.


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Trading_AbstractResponseType Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | PicoBindable |
| Declared in | Trading_AbstractResponseType.h Trading_AbstractResponseType.m |
Overview
Base type definition of a response payload that can carry any
type of payload content with following optional elements:
- timestamp of response message
- application-level acknowledgement
- application-level (business-level) errors and warnings
@ingroup EBayAPIInterface
Tasks
-
timestamp
This value represents the date and time when eBay processed the
property
request. The time zone of this value is GMT and the format is the
ISO 8601 date and time format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.SSSZ). See Time
Values in the eBay Web Services guide for information about this
time format and converting to and from the GMT time zone.
Note:
GetCategories, GetAttributesCS, GetCategory2CS, GetAttributesXSL,
GetProductFinder, GetProductFinderXSL, and GetProductSearchPage
are designed to retrieve very large sets of metadata
that change once a day or less often. To improve performance,
these calls return cached responses when you request all available data
(with no filters). When this occurs, this time value reflects the
time the cached response was created. Thus, this value is not
necessarily when the request was processed.
However, if you specify an input filter to reduce the amount of data
returned, the calls retrieve the latest data (not cached).
When this occurs, this time value does reflect when the request
was processed. -
ack
A token representing the application-level acknowledgement code that indicates
property
the response status (e.g., success). The AckCodeType list specifies
the possible values for Ack. -
correlationID
Most Trading API calls support a MessageID element in the request
property
and a CorrelationID element in the response. If you pass in a
MessageID in a request, the same value will be returned in the
CorrelationID field in the response. Pairing these values can
help you track and confirm that a response is returned for every request and to
match specific responses to specific requests.
If you do not pass a MessageID value in the request,
CorrelationID is not returned.
Note:
GetCategories is designed to retrieve very large sets of metadata
that change once a day or less often. To improve performance, these calls return
cached responses when you request all available data (with no filters). When this
occurs, the MessageID and CorrelationID fields
aren’t applicable. However, if you specify an input filter to reduce the amount of
data returned, the calls retrieve the latest data (not cached). When this occurs,
MessageID and CorrelationID are applicable.
-
errors
A list of application-level errors (if any) that occurred when eBay
property
processed the request. -
message
Supplemental information from eBay, if applicable. May elaborate on
property
errors (such as how a listing violates eBay policies) or provide
useful hints that may help a seller increase sales. This data can
accompany the call’s normal data result set or a result set that
contains only errors.
Applications must recognize when the Message field is returned and
provide a means to display the listing hints and error message
explanations to the user.
The string can return HTML, including TABLE, IMG, and HREF elements.
In this case, an HTML-based application should be able to include
the HTML as-is in the HTML page that displays the results.
A non-HTML application would need to parse the HTML
and convert the table elements and image references into UI elements
particular to the programming language used.
As usual for string data types, the HTML markup elements are escaped
with character entity references
(e.g.,

…). -
version
The version of the response payload schema. Indicates the version of the
property
schema that eBay used to process the request.
See “Standard Data for All Calls” in the eBay Web Services Guide for information
on using the response version when troubleshooting “CustomCode” values that appear
in the response. -
build
This refers to the specific software build that eBay used when processing the request
property
and generating the response. This includes the version number plus additional
information. eBay Developer Support may request the build information
when helping you resolve technical issues. -
notificationEventName
Event name of the notification. Only returned by Platform Notifications.
property -
duplicateInvocationDetails
Information that explains a failure due to a duplicate InvocationID being
property
passed in. -
recipientUserID
Recipient user ID of the notification. Only returned by Platform Notifications.
property -
eiasToken
Unique Identifier of Recipient user ID of the notification. Only returned by
property
Platform Notifications (not for regular API call responses). -
notificationSignature
A Base64-encoded MD5 hash that allows the recipient of a Platform
property
Notification to verify this is a valid Platform Notification sent by
eBay. -
hardExpirationWarning
Expiration date of the user’s authentication token. Only returned
property
within the 7-day period prior to a token’s expiration. To ensure
that user authentication tokens are secure and to help avoid a
user’s token being compromised, tokens have a limited life span. A
token is only valid for a period of time (set by eBay). After this
amount of time has passed, the token expires and must be replaced
with a new token. -
botBlock
Container of token, image URL and audio URL.
property -
externalUserData
An application subscribing to notifications can include an XML-compliant
property
string, not to exceed 256 characters, which will be returned. The string can
identify a particular user. Any sensitive information should be passed with due
caution.
To subscribe to and receive eBay Buyer Protection notifications, this field is
required, and you must pass in ‘eBP notification’ as a string. -
any
(public property)
property
Properties
ack
A token representing the application-level acknowledgement code that indicates
the response status (e.g., success). The AckCodeType list specifies
the possible values for Ack.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *ack
Discussion
A token representing the application-level acknowledgement code that indicates
the response status (e.g., success). The AckCodeType list specifies
the possible values for Ack.
type: string constant in Trading_AckCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_AbstractResponseType.h
any
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *any
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : PicoAnyElement, wrapper for primitive anyelement
Declared In
Trading_AbstractResponseType.h
botBlock
Container of token, image URL and audio URL.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_BotBlockResponseType *botBlock
Declared In
Trading_AbstractResponseType.h
build
This refers to the specific software build that eBay used when processing the request
and generating the response. This includes the version number plus additional
information. eBay Developer Support may request the build information
when helping you resolve technical issues.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *build
Discussion
This refers to the specific software build that eBay used when processing the request
and generating the response. This includes the version number plus additional
information. eBay Developer Support may request the build information
when helping you resolve technical issues.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_AbstractResponseType.h
correlationID
Most Trading API calls support a MessageID element in the request
and a CorrelationID element in the response. If you pass in a
MessageID in a request, the same value will be returned in the
CorrelationID field in the response. Pairing these values can
help you track and confirm that a response is returned for every request and to
match specific responses to specific requests.
If you do not pass a MessageID value in the request,
CorrelationID is not returned.
Note:
GetCategories is designed to retrieve very large sets of metadata
that change once a day or less often. To improve performance, these calls return
cached responses when you request all available data (with no filters). When this
occurs, the MessageID and CorrelationID fields
aren’t applicable. However, if you specify an input filter to reduce the amount of
data returned, the calls retrieve the latest data (not cached). When this occurs,
MessageID and CorrelationID are applicable.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *correlationID
Discussion
Most Trading API calls support a MessageID element in the request
and a CorrelationID element in the response. If you pass in a
MessageID in a request, the same value will be returned in the
CorrelationID field in the response. Pairing these values can
help you track and confirm that a response is returned for every request and to
match specific responses to specific requests.
If you do not pass a MessageID value in the request,
CorrelationID is not returned.
Note:
GetCategories is designed to retrieve very large sets of metadata
that change once a day or less often. To improve performance, these calls return
cached responses when you request all available data (with no filters). When this
occurs, the MessageID and CorrelationID fields
aren’t applicable. However, if you specify an input filter to reduce the amount of
data returned, the calls retrieve the latest data (not cached). When this occurs,
MessageID and CorrelationID are applicable.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_AbstractResponseType.h
duplicateInvocationDetails
Information that explains a failure due to a duplicate InvocationID being
passed in.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_DuplicateInvocationDetailsType *duplicateInvocationDetails
Discussion
Information that explains a failure due to a duplicate InvocationID being
passed in.
type : class Trading_DuplicateInvocationDetailsType
Declared In
Trading_AbstractResponseType.h
eiasToken
Unique Identifier of Recipient user ID of the notification. Only returned by
Platform Notifications (not for regular API call responses).
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *eiasToken
Discussion
Unique Identifier of Recipient user ID of the notification. Only returned by
Platform Notifications (not for regular API call responses).
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_AbstractResponseType.h
errors
A list of application-level errors (if any) that occurred when eBay
processed the request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *errors
Discussion
A list of application-level errors (if any) that occurred when eBay
processed the request.
entry type : class Trading_ErrorType
Declared In
Trading_AbstractResponseType.h
externalUserData
An application subscribing to notifications can include an XML-compliant
string, not to exceed 256 characters, which will be returned. The string can
identify a particular user. Any sensitive information should be passed with due
caution.
To subscribe to and receive eBay Buyer Protection notifications, this field is
required, and you must pass in ‘eBP notification’ as a string.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *externalUserData
Discussion
An application subscribing to notifications can include an XML-compliant
string, not to exceed 256 characters, which will be returned. The string can
identify a particular user. Any sensitive information should be passed with due
caution.
To subscribe to and receive eBay Buyer Protection notifications, this field is
required, and you must pass in ‘eBP notification’ as a string.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_AbstractResponseType.h
hardExpirationWarning
Expiration date of the user’s authentication token. Only returned
within the 7-day period prior to a token’s expiration. To ensure
that user authentication tokens are secure and to help avoid a
user’s token being compromised, tokens have a limited life span. A
token is only valid for a period of time (set by eBay). After this
amount of time has passed, the token expires and must be replaced
with a new token.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *hardExpirationWarning
Discussion
Expiration date of the user’s authentication token. Only returned
within the 7-day period prior to a token’s expiration. To ensure
that user authentication tokens are secure and to help avoid a
user’s token being compromised, tokens have a limited life span. A
token is only valid for a period of time (set by eBay). After this
amount of time has passed, the token expires and must be replaced
with a new token.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_AbstractResponseType.h
message
Supplemental information from eBay, if applicable. May elaborate on
errors (such as how a listing violates eBay policies) or provide
useful hints that may help a seller increase sales. This data can
accompany the call’s normal data result set or a result set that
contains only errors.
Applications must recognize when the Message field is returned and
provide a means to display the listing hints and error message
explanations to the user.
The string can return HTML, including TABLE, IMG, and HREF elements.
In this case, an HTML-based application should be able to include
the HTML as-is in the HTML page that displays the results.
A non-HTML application would need to parse the HTML
and convert the table elements and image references into UI elements
particular to the programming language used.
As usual for string data types, the HTML markup elements are escaped
with character entity references
(e.g.,

…).
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *message
Discussion
Supplemental information from eBay, if applicable. May elaborate on
errors (such as how a listing violates eBay policies) or provide
useful hints that may help a seller increase sales. This data can
accompany the call’s normal data result set or a result set that
contains only errors.
Applications must recognize when the Message field is returned and
provide a means to display the listing hints and error message
explanations to the user.
The string can return HTML, including TABLE, IMG, and HREF elements.
In this case, an HTML-based application should be able to include
the HTML as-is in the HTML page that displays the results.
A non-HTML application would need to parse the HTML
and convert the table elements and image references into UI elements
particular to the programming language used.
As usual for string data types, the HTML markup elements are escaped
with character entity references
(e.g.,

…).
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_AbstractResponseType.h
notificationEventName
Event name of the notification. Only returned by Platform Notifications.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *notificationEventName
Discussion
Event name of the notification. Only returned by Platform Notifications.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_AbstractResponseType.h
notificationSignature
A Base64-encoded MD5 hash that allows the recipient of a Platform
Notification to verify this is a valid Platform Notification sent by
eBay.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *notificationSignature
Discussion
A Base64-encoded MD5 hash that allows the recipient of a Platform
Notification to verify this is a valid Platform Notification sent by
eBay.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_AbstractResponseType.h
recipientUserID
Recipient user ID of the notification. Only returned by Platform Notifications.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *recipientUserID
Discussion
Recipient user ID of the notification. Only returned by Platform Notifications.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_AbstractResponseType.h
timestamp
This value represents the date and time when eBay processed the
request. The time zone of this value is GMT and the format is the
ISO 8601 date and time format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.SSSZ). See Time
Values in the eBay Web Services guide for information about this
time format and converting to and from the GMT time zone.
Note:
GetCategories, GetAttributesCS, GetCategory2CS, GetAttributesXSL,
GetProductFinder, GetProductFinderXSL, and GetProductSearchPage
are designed to retrieve very large sets of metadata
that change once a day or less often. To improve performance,
these calls return cached responses when you request all available data
(with no filters). When this occurs, this time value reflects the
time the cached response was created. Thus, this value is not
necessarily when the request was processed.
However, if you specify an input filter to reduce the amount of data
returned, the calls retrieve the latest data (not cached).
When this occurs, this time value does reflect when the request
was processed.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSDate *timestamp
Discussion
This value represents the date and time when eBay processed the
request. The time zone of this value is GMT and the format is the
ISO 8601 date and time format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.SSSZ). See Time
Values in the eBay Web Services guide for information about this
time format and converting to and from the GMT time zone.
Note:
GetCategories, GetAttributesCS, GetCategory2CS, GetAttributesXSL,
GetProductFinder, GetProductFinderXSL, and GetProductSearchPage
are designed to retrieve very large sets of metadata
that change once a day or less often. To improve performance,
these calls return cached responses when you request all available data
(with no filters). When this occurs, this time value reflects the
time the cached response was created. Thus, this value is not
necessarily when the request was processed.
However, if you specify an input filter to reduce the amount of data
returned, the calls retrieve the latest data (not cached).
When this occurs, this time value does reflect when the request
was processed.
type : NSDate, wrapper for primitive date
Declared In
Trading_AbstractResponseType.h
version
The version of the response payload schema. Indicates the version of the
schema that eBay used to process the request.
See “Standard Data for All Calls” in the eBay Web Services Guide for information
on using the response version when troubleshooting “CustomCode” values that appear
in the response.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *version
Discussion
The version of the response payload schema. Indicates the version of the
schema that eBay used to process the request.
See “Standard Data for All Calls” in the eBay Web Services Guide for information
on using the response version when troubleshooting “CustomCode” values that appear
in the response.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_AbstractResponseType.h


hi gecode users,

thank you christian for tips about the element constraint i run it, it's a very usefull but still i had some difficulties i don't know if gecode provide a solution for representing two intvar by a single intvar.

let this constaint element (home, a,b,c)

i have two integer variables represented by Intvar, i want to use a variable Intvar in c that can represent the link between this two varaibles (an edge for example)

the goal is to check if this pair is in a the set of all pairs in a

have some one an idea ?

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Title
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Recoil
- Each shot adds RecoilUp degrees to vertical aim (pitch)
- Each shot adds random_uniform(-recoilLeft, recoilRight) to horizontal aim (yaw), positive being clockwise.
- For each logical frame recoil decreases by following function: recoilDec * scale * time²
- recoilDec: Recoil decrease value from the site
- scale: 0.1 if gun is not ready to fire next shot, 1 otherwise.
- time: Time since last fired shot in seconds
- Logical frames != rendering frames. Logical FPS is locked (possibly same as server's tickrate).
Spread
- If spread > 0.0, shot will have random dispersion from the aimpoint. Spread = radius of the circle used for random selection.
- Each shot adds spreadIncrease to spread.
- Spread will start to decrease when weapon is ready to fire next shot at the rate of spreadDecrease/second.
- Check this topic for info on movement spread
Bullet drop and drag
- Bullet accelerates towards ground at Gravity m/s²
BF4 Body part damage multipliers
General Multipliers
| Headshot | 2.13x |
| Chest and Arms | 1.0x |
| Chest and Arms (Defensive spec) | 0.93x |
| Stomach and Legs | 0.93x |
Special multipliers
| Headshot | 2.00x |
| Chest and Arms | 1.0x |
| Chest and Arms (Defensive spec) | 0.93x |
| Stomach and Legs | 0.93x |
| Headshot | 2.35x |
| Chest and Arms | 1.0x |
| Chest and Arms (Defensive spec) | 0.93x |
| Stomach and Legs | 0.93x |
| Headshot | 2.13x |
| Chest and Arms | 1.0x |
| Chest and Arms (Defensive spec) | 0.93x |
| Stomach and Legs | 0.93x |
| Headshot | 1.0x |
| Chest and Arms | 1.0x |
| Chest and Arms (Defensive spec) | 0.85x |
| Stomach and Legs | 0.93x |
| Headshot | 1.0x |
| Chest and Arms | 1.0x |
| Chest and Arms (Defensive spec) | 1.0x |
| Stomach and Legs | 0.93x |
BFH Body part damage multipliers
General Multipliers
| Headshot | 2.13x |
| Chest and Arms | 1.0x |
| Chest and Arms (Defensive spec) | 0.93x |
| Stomach and Legs | 0.93x |
Special multipliers
| Headshot | 2.35x |
| Chest and Arms | 1.0x |
| Chest and Arms (Defensive spec) | 0.93x |
| Stomach and Legs | 0.93x |
| Headshot | 1.0x |
| Chest and Arms | 1.0x |
| Chest and Arms (Defensive spec) | 0.85x |
| Stomach and Legs | 0.93x |
| Headshot | 1.0x |
| Chest and Arms | 1.0x |
| Chest and Arms (Defensive spec) | 1.0x |
| Stomach and Legs | 0.93x |


Two tests were attempted for the given configuration. Each test lasted for approx. 15 mins. Test 1 showed a step in the timeseries and was hence rejected.


w=: 'STOP' 3 2 0 1 { w POST 2 3 1 0 { w OPTS 3 0 2 1 { w PSOTThe left arguments of { above are themselves permutations of the list i.4 ; examples of permutation vectors, used to represent permutation functions in the form p&{ .
]c=: C. p=: 2 4 0 1 3 +---+-----+ |2 0|4 3 1| +---+-----+ c C. 'ABCDE' C. c CEABD 2 4 0 1 3Each of the boxed elements of a cycle specify a list of positions that cycle among themselves; in the example above, the element from position 3 moves to position 4 , element 1 moves to 3 , and element 4 to 1 .
1 A. 'ABCDE' A. 0 1 2 4 3 ABCED 1 (i.!3) A. i.3 (i.!3) A. 'ABC' 0 1 2 ABC 0 2 1 ACB 1 0 2 BAC 1 2 0 BCA 2 0 1 CAB 2 1 0 CBA
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| 24.1 | Use the following as exercises in reading and writing (try
on a=:'abcdef' and b=: i. 6 and c=: i. 6 6): f=: 1&A. Interchange last two items g=: 3&A. Rotate last three items h=: 5&A. Reverse last three items i=: <:@!@[ A. ] k i a reverses last k items |
| 24.2 | Experiment with the following expressions and others
like them to determine the rules for using abbreviated arguments
to C. and compare your conclusions with the
dictionary definitions: 2 1 4 C. b=:i.6 (<2 1 4) C. b (3 1;5 0) C. b |
| 24.3 | Make a program ac that produces a table of the cycle
representations of all permutations of the order of its argument,
as in ac 3 . Answer: ac=: C.@(i.@! A. i.) |


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objects 0 - 0
line badness[0][0] = 0
t penalty = 0
x penalty = 0
y penalty = 0
We want to find the derivative with respect to x of all of this business right over here. And you might guess-- and this is definitely a function of x.
objects 1 - 4
line badness[1][4] = 512.0
t penalty = -1330.0
x penalty = -0.0
y penalty = -1330.0
x is one of the boundaries of integration for this definite integral. And you might say, well, it looks like the fundamental theorem of calculus might apply, but I'm used to seeing the x, or the function x, as the upper bound, not as the lower bound. How do I deal with this? And the key realization is to realize what happens when you switch bounds for a definite integral. And I'll do a little bit of an aside to review that.
objects 5 - 6
line badness[5][6] =<PHONE_NUMBER>33
t penalty = -710.0
x penalty = -0.0
y penalty = -710.0
objects 7 - 21
line badness[7][21] =<PHONE_NUMBER>33
t penalty = -1320.0
x penalty = -0.0
y penalty = -1320.0
So if I'm taking the definite integral from a to b of f of t, dt, we know that this is capital F, the antiderivative of f, evaluated at b minus the antiderivative of F evaluated at a. This is corollary to the fundamental theorem, or it's the fundamental theorem part two, or the second fundamental theorem of calculus. This is how we evaluate definite integrals. Now, let's think about what the negative of this is.
objects 22 - 24
line badness[22][24] =<PHONE_NUMBER>67
t penalty = -630.0
x penalty = -0.0
y penalty = -630.0
So the negative of that-- of a to b of f of t, dt, is just going to be equal to the negative of this, which is equal to-- so it's the negative of f of b minus f of a, which is equal to capital F of a minus capital F of b. All I did is distribute the negative sign and then switch the two terms.
objects 25 - 46
line badness[25][46] =<PHONE_NUMBER>67
t penalty = -690.0
x penalty = -0.0
y penalty = -690.0
But this right over here is equal to the definite integral from, instead of a to b, but from b to a of f of t, dt.
objects 47 - 51
line badness[47][51] =<PHONE_NUMBER>33
t penalty = -3190.0
x penalty = -0.0
y penalty = -3190.0
So notice, when you put a negative, that's just like switching the signs or switching the boundaries. Or if you switch the boundaries, they are the negatives of each other. So we can go back to our original problem.
objects 52 - 60
line badness[52][60] = 480.0
t penalty = -610.0
x penalty = -0.0
y penalty = -610.0
We can rewrite this as being equal to the derivative with respect to x of-- instead of this, it'll be the negative of the same definite integral but with the boundaries switched-- the negative of x with the upper boundary is x, the lower bound is 3 of the square root of the absolute value of cosine t, dt, which is equal to-- we can take the negative out front-- negative times the derivative with respect to x of all of this business. I should just copy and paste that, so I'll just copy and paste. Let me-- and paste it. So times the derivative with respect to x of all that, and now the fundamental theorem of calculus directly applies. This is going to be equal to-- we deserve a drum roll now. This is going to be equal to the negative-- can't forget the negative. And the fundamental theorem of calculus tells us that that's just going to be this function as a function of x.
objects 61 - 81
line badness[61][81] =<PHONE_NUMBER>67
t penalty = 0
x penalty = 0
y penalty = 0


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Fab Academy 2015
Antonio Burrai
[WEEK 2]
Computer-Aided Design
.
The weekly assignment focuses on 2D and 3D modeling. My final project will be a fish, so a three-dimensional shape, that I'd like to model using free hand tecniques (in this stage of design). On advanced stages of design, more complexity and geometrical precision will be needed, so mathematical 3D modeling will be used. Please NOTE that free hand tecniques have been used, so at this level of design there are not 2D files. A complete 2D analisys has been developed in the
final project
.
I do not really want to use an existing project, and I'd really like to improve a new skill, so I started using
Autodesk Meshmixer
, that is very similar to
ZBrush
. Modeling a fish is very complex, especially by free hand.
It has been a big problem the high number of triangular element derived from a free hand modeling. I need to spend some time in order to find the best way to reduce the triangles. Several reduction possibilities are available in Meshmixer.
Another big problem, not immediately visible but that affect the 3d print, was the presence of "bubbles" resulting from the "INFLATE" brush.
The mentioned "bubbles" were not visible in
CURA
, even analyzing the layers. I've noted that layer number 150, almost at the end of the caudal fin, it wasn't the last one ! More that 400 layers have been defined by Cura.
I've tried to print the 3d model of Piske using a
Falla3D printer
. The error in g-code causes an apparent illogical movement of the extrusion system at the beginning of the caudal fin. After a few test it was not possible to proceed without adjusting the model. The final 3d model is not so easily changeable (it's composed only of small triangular meshes, so I switch to a mathematical 3D model. For a preview of the final 3D model, please refer to the Final Project
page
.
The final version of the CURA setting have been reported in the picture.
Design files download area
The following files are downloadable:
Type of file
Description
Link (Type of file)
Fabrication files: vectors(s) / 3D model(s)
MeshMixer document
(
mix
)
Fabrication files: vectors(s) / 3D model(s)
STL files (CURA)
(
stl
)
Fabrication files: vectors(s) / 3D model(s)
G-Code (CURA)
(
gcode
)


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about me
I am an early career researcher working on non-linear quantum optics with Roman Schnabel at the Universität Hamburg.
Link to academic CV
Link to thesis
My research interests include:
- the general behaviour of linear quantum systems,
- applications of quantum systems to high-precision
measurements, especially quantum noise,
- designing detectors for new physics.
Additionally I am very interested in software development, and
have an extensive
github
portfolio, outlined here.
In my free time, I enjoy reading books, producing music, playing board
games, and walking with my wife—the above cover photo was taken in the beautiful
Atlas Mountains south of Marrakesh :)


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pg_lo_create() creates a large object and returns the OID of the large object. PostgreSQL access modes INV_READ, INV_WRITE, and INV_ARCHIVE are not supported, the object is created always with both read and write access. INV_ARCHIVE has been removed from PostgreSQL itself (version 6.3 and above). To use the large object interface, it is necessary to enclose it within a transaction block. Instead of using the large object interface (which has no access controls and is cumbersome to use), try PostgreSQL's bytea column type and pg_escape_bytea(). Note: This function used to be called pg_locreate().
A large object OID or FALSE on error.


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Format of the version output. Available formats are "text", "json".
Increase verbosity level by 1 for each time the flag is specified. Default is level 0. Each level appends the following information:
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|---|---|
| 0 | Includes program version. |
| 1 | Includes basic build information. |
| 2 | Includes detailed build information. |
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Download the full repository or customize your entire Backbone.js build by selecting only the components that you need.
Yes, Backbone is an extremely small library for what it provides (less than 1500 lines of code with comments), but you still might not want everything it gives you.
With custom builds, you could use the Backbone Events class object as a standalone pub/sub solution, or only use Backbone Views to organize all of your app's event handlers, or use Backbone Models to store all of your applications data client-side, etc (all while minimizing your file size).
Backbone is incredible, so I wanted to make it even easier for people who aren't completely sold on using it, to only take what they want/need.
No, anyone could have easily done this. It took me about an hour. I looked at the Backbone codebase and split up all of the Backbone Class Objects into their own files.
Backbone by default is not set up in a modular way and instead heavily uses local variables all scoped under one Immediately Invoked Function Expression (like most libraries). I had to make a few changes to the Backbone core to remove these local property dependencies so that they could be split into several files, but that was it.
My changes were small enough to minimize the risk of introducing new bugs. I also made sure that my modularized version of Backbone passed all of the Backbone unit tests.
I'm not sure. Hopefully in the future Backbone will provide this option. Until that happens, I will continue to support the project.
Unfortunately, I will also have to upgrade my code to match the changes.
You can find all of the Backbone modules inside of my Backbone Fork.
I used DownloadBuilder.js to make the custom build. I also wrote that library (shameless plug)


Slim progress bars for Ajax'y applications. Inspired by Google, YouTube, and
Medium.
Add nprogress.js and nprogress.css to your project.

<link rel='stylesheet' href='nprogress.css'/>
NProgress is available via bower and npm.
$ bower install --save nprogress
$ npm install --save nprogress
Simply call start()
and done()
to control the progress bar.
NProgress.start();
NProgress.done();
Using Turbolinks or similar? Ensure you're using Turbolinks 1.3.0+, and use
this: (explained
here)
$(document).on('page:fetch', function() { NProgress.start(); });
$(document).on('page:change', function() { NProgress.done(); });
$(document).on('page:restore', function() { NProgress.remove(); });
Add progress to your Ajax calls! Bind it to the jQuery ajaxStart
andajaxStop
events.
Make a fancy loading bar even without Turbolinks/Pjax! Bind it to$(document).ready
and $(window).load
.
Percentages: To set a progress percentage, call .set(n)
, where n is a
number between 0..1
.
NProgress.set(0.0); // Sorta same as .start()
NProgress.set(0.4);
NProgress.set(1.0); // Sorta same as .done()
Incrementing: To increment the progress bar, just use .inc()
. This
increments it with a random amount. This will never get to 100%: use it for
every image load (or similar).
NProgress.inc();
If you want to increment by a specific value, you can pass that as a parameter:
NProgress.inc(0.2); // This will get the current status value and adds 0.2 until status is 0.994
Force-done: By passing true
to done()
, it will show the progress bar
even if it's not being shown. (The default behavior is that .done() will not
do anything if .start() isn't called)
NProgress.done(true);
Get the status value: To get the status value, use .status
minimum
Changes the minimum percentage used upon starting. (default: 0.08
)
NProgress.configure({ minimum: 0.1 });
template
You can change the markup using template
. To keep the progress
bar working, keep an element with role='bar'
in there. See the [default template]
for reference.
NProgress.configure({
template: "
...
"
});
ease
and speed
Adjust animation settings using ease (a CSS easing string)
and speed (in ms). (default: ease
and 200
)
NProgress.configure({ ease: 'ease', speed: 500 });
trickle
Turn of the automatic incrementing behavior by setting this to false
. (default: true
)
NProgress.configure({ trickle: false });
trickleRate
and trickleSpeed
You can adjust the trickleRate (how much to increase per trickle) and
trickleSpeed (how often to trickle, in ms).
NProgress.configure({ trickleRate: 0.02, trickleSpeed: 800 });
showSpinner
Turn off loading spinner by setting it to false. (default: true
)
NProgress.configure({ showSpinner: false });
parent
specify this to change the parent container. (default: body
)
NProgress.configure({ parent: '#container' });
Just edit nprogress.css
to your liking. Tip: you probably only want to find
and replace occurances of #29d
.
The included CSS file is pretty minimal... in fact, feel free to scrap it and
make your own!
Bugs and requests: submit them through the project's issues tracker.
Questions: ask them at StackOverflow with the tag nprogress.
[default template]:
https://github.com/rstacruz/nprogress/blob/master/nprogress.js#L31
NProgress © 2013-2014, Rico Sta. Cruz. Released under the MIT License.
Authored and maintained by Rico Sta. Cruz with help from contributors.
ricostacruz.com ·
GitHub @rstacruz ·
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"You enter with zero background, and then you work on something and say "Ha! I built that!"."
"In Protons, you hardly forget what you have learned, because the learning process is based on a mix between theoretical knowledge and practical experience and this is what Education should be."
"Protons, a life changing experience."


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AGRC has statewide National Agricultural Imagery Program (NAIP) 4-band aerial photography for Utah. The imagery is 1-meter resolution and was collected in the summer of 2011. The date the photography was flown can be found in the SrcAImgDate
field of the NAIP2011_4-band_Index shapefile, the IDATE
field in the NAIP2011_4-band_FlightDate_Index shapefile, in the .txt metadata files after Calendar_Date:
, or the SDATE
field of the county mosaics shapefile. The images have a UTM NAD83 meters projection.
* If you are having problems with the imagery from AGRC read this document first.
If you have any trouble contact Rick Kelson at<PHONE_NUMBER>)


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This is page that takes a number, and creates a list ranging from 1 to the number. From the list, it replaces those numbers divisible by 3, 5, and 15 with the words "ping," "pong," and "ping-pong," respectively.


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OLS terminfo popup
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The popup is started with minimal options, so all available information is shown.
Mouseover the term to open popup, close it via right corner:
Click on the term to open popup, close it via right corner: Here we test for another problem, namley left border.....if the tooltip is at the end of the screen, it's cutt off right? I expect it to happen:


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sshauth
Mange ssh keys and access in S3.
Build
go get github.com/otm/sshauth
Configuration
- Create a S3 bucket. The path used will be
bucket/key/username
, and ssh public keys should be added there. Note, that key is optional. Important: only trusted persons should have write permission to the bucket, as that will grant ssh access. - Crate a configuration file:
/etc/sshauth/sshauth.conf
with bucket and key information
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-key prefix
- Add the following configuration to your
sshd.conf
file
AuthorizedKeysCommand /path/to/sshauth
AuthorizedKeysCommandUser username


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Note #1 : Copy a complete monitoring intercomparison tree
You can copy a complete monitoring intercomparison tree produced by the script run on the server by using the following command $ mkdir my_intercomparison ; cd my_intercomparison $ wget -r -A.gif --no-parent -nH --cut-dirs=3 http://webservices.ipsl.jussieu.fr/monitoring/tmp/fegg_plotXXXXXX/images $ wget -r --no-parent -nH --cut-dirs=3 http://webservices.ipsl.jussieu.fr/monitoring/tmp/fegg_plotXXXXXX/Note that you download first gif images from the fegg_plotXXXXXX/images directory because the wget command cannot download javascript links. |
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Note #2 : Save all images and create a pdf file
Proceed as indicated in Note #1 then use the montage command (from ImageMagick) with all downloaded images to produce a pdf document $ montage -geometry 100%x100% -tile 2x3 my_intercomparison/images/*gif mydocument.pdf |
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Note #3 : Run ferret script when you click on a link
You can launch a ferret script (jnl files) directly with ferret run into a xterm window if you specify in your browser that MIME type "application/jnl" with jnl extension has to be opened with the shell script xtermferret. |
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Note #4 : Prerequesites
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Note #5 : Use nice colors
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Ryan is a third year undergraduate mechanical engineer. He is excited to design and manufacture for 3D4E, as he loves to exploit the versatility of 3D printing to make each organic idea become a reality. Also the ASME President and a volunteer in UCLA’s Biomechatronics Lab, Ryan loves to exercise, shoot arrows with the archery team, and drool over Game of Thrones.
As a third year mechanical engineering student, Joey enjoys diving into new endeavours both literally and figuratively. He recently interned at WhiteWave foods, designing standard operating procedures for pneumatic valves as well as systems to improve safety and efficiency in valve handling.
Bhav is a second year aerospace engineering student with an interest in astronautics. His interests, in addition to 3D printing, include rockets, philosophy, running, as well as unholy amounts of binge watching shows. The biggest thing on his bucket list is to backpack in Patagonia and see the Milky Way in the night sky.
China is a second year undergraduate mechanical engineering major. She has learned how to use Solidworks and Fusion360 in the past 6 months, so she enjoys designing cool projects to 3D print. She is a mentor for UCLA Tech Camp and is involved with ASME Battlebots, but she also loves to rock climb, skateboard, dye her hair multiple colors a year, and figure skate.
Dennis is a second year mechanical engineering student that joined 3D4E to really dive into 3D printing with an emphasis on educating others about the field. He is also the 17-18 Resident Assistant for UCLA’s Design and Innovation community, working with groups such as FuturizeX and StartupUCLA to promote innovation and entrepreneurship on the Hill.
Michael is a third-year mechanical undergraduate mechanical engineer that joined 3D4E to explore different possibilities of the 3D printing technology. Besides being consumed by school related works, Michael enjoys mixing and creating EDM tracks using Ableton and his Novation launchpad. As a lab manager, his ultimate motto is “You break I fix, you dirty I clean.”
Brooke is a 4th year bioengineering student who has been involved in 3D4E for two years. After spending this past summer interning at Dexcom, a San Diego company that makes Continuous Glucose Monitors for diabetes patients, she is planning to go into the biotech industry. In addition to 3D4E, Brooke loves spending her time exploring LA, and cheering on the Bruins in athletics.
James took a deep dive into the world of 3D printing when he purchased his first ever DIY printer, the Printrbot Simple 1401, in 2014. Ever since that, he has caught the printing bug, deconstructing, modifying, and learning from various printers. In addition to bouts of sporadic veganism, James is passionate about anything outdoors-related.
Quentin is a second year undergraduate computer science major from southern California. Focusing on creating parts that move and function together, he works with involute gears, snap fit joints, and arduino. He also has experience in 3D graphics and animation. Outside of school, he loves to explore the night via stickshift cars.
David is a third year aerospace engineering student, who joined 3D4E in order to explore the possibilities of additive manufacturing. A lifelong Star Trek fan, he has a strong interest in human spaceflight and is the external vice president of UCLA's AIAA. When not building rockets, he is a big fan of jazz music and enjoys improvising on the piano and clarinet.


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cache::async - Asynchronous in-memory cache
This package provides objects which cache data in memory, and operate asynchronously with regard to request and responses. The objects are agnostic with regard to cache keys and values, and unknown methods are delegated to the provider of cached data. These two properties make it easy to use caches as a facade for any data provider.
The package exports a class, cache::async, as specified below.
The command creates a new cache object with an associated global Tcl command whose name is objectName. This command may be used to invoke various operations on the object.
The commandprefix is the action to perform when an user asks for data in the cache and the cache doesn't yet know about the key. When run the commandprefix is given three additional arguments, the string get, the key requested, and the cache object itself, in the form of its object command, in this order. The execution of the action is done in an idle-handler, decoupling it from the original request.
The only supported option is
The object commands created by the class commands above have the form:
This method requests the data for the key from the cache. If the data is not yet known the command prefix specified during construction of the cache object is used to ask for this information.
Whenever the information is/becomes available the donecmdprefix will be run to transfer the result to the caller. This command prefix is invoked with either 2 or 3 arguments, i.e.
The string set, the key, and the value.
The string unset, and the key.
These two possibilities are used to either signal the value for the key, or that the key has no value defined for it. The latter is distinct from the cache not knowing about the key.
For a cache object configured to be fully asynchronous (default) the donecmdprefix is always run in an idle-handler, decoupling it from the request. Otherwise the callback will be invoked synchronously when the key is known to the cache at the time of the invokation.
Another important part of the cache's behaviour, as it is asynchronous it is possible that multiple get requests are issued for the same key before it can respond. In that case the cache will issue only one data request to the provider, for the first of these, and suspend the others, and then notify all of them when the data becomes available.
These two methods are provided to allow users of the cache to make keys known to the cache, as either having a value, or as undefined.
It is expected that the data provider (see commandprefix of the constructor) uses them in response to data requests for unknown keys.
Note how this matches the cache's own API towards its caller, calling the donecmd of get-requests issued to itself with either "set key value" or "unset key", versus issuing get-requests to its own provider with itself in the place of the donecmd, expecting to be called with either "set key value" or "unset key".
This also means that these methods invoke the donecmd of all get-requests waiting for information about the modified key.
This method queries the cache for knowledge about the key and returns a boolean value. The result is true if the key is known, and false otherwise.
This method resets the state of either the specified key or of all keys known to the cache, making it unkown. This forces future get-requests to reload the information from the provider.
This document, and the package it describes, will undoubtedly contain bugs and other problems. Please report such in the category cache of the Tcllib Trackers. Please also report any ideas for enhancements you may have for either package and/or documentation.
When proposing code changes, please provide unified diffs, i.e the output of diff -u.
Note further that attachments are strongly preferred over inlined patches. Attachments can be made by going to the Edit form of the ticket immediately after its creation, and then using the left-most button in the secondary navigation bar.
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IT Management and the Second Law of Thermodynamics
Purpose
This repo holds my thoughts about IT management. Technology, Processes, and People.
People
When I started managing a team, I was determined to be demonstrably successful. It required a framework to measure and manage such success with people.
I looked through a lot of books to find such a framework, until I found one that was exactly what the doctor ordered. It is based on research, easy to implement, shows causation, and actionable to a team manager.
The book is "First Break All the Rules" (the title is weird. It is about one of the ideas that "the Golden Rule" is not perfect.


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HPL_idamax 1st k s.t. |x_k| = max_i(|x_i|).
Synopsis
#include "hpl.h"
int
HPL_idamax(
const int
N
,
const double *
X
,
const int
INCX
);
Description
HPL_idamax
returns the index in an n-vector x of the first element
having maximum absolute value.
Arguments
N (local input) const int
On entry, N specifies the length of the vector x. N must be
at least zero.
X (local input) const double *
On entry, X is an incremented array of dimension at least
( 1 + ( n - 1 ) * abs( INCX ) ) that contains the vector x.
INCX (local input) const int
On entry, INCX specifies the increment for the elements of X.
INCX must not be zero.
Example
#include "hpl.h"
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
double x[3];
int imax;
x[0] = 1.0; x[1] = 3.0; x[2] = 2.0;
imax = HPL_idamax( 3, x, 1 );
printf("imax=%d\n", imax);
exit(0);
return(0);
}
See Also
HPL_daxpy,
HPL_dcopy,
HPL_dscal,
HPL_dswap.


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Popular Nollywood star actor and producer, Saidi Balogun has announced the death of his mother.
Mr. Balogun, also known as Walata, announced the sad news of his mother’s passing away on Monday via his Instagram account.
He shared a picture of himself and his mother and captioned it “Good night Mama mi Jolade Omo Olomu Aperan. Rest in peace.”
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