#include <vertexbuffer.h>
Inheritance diagram for VertexBuffer:
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| void | SetName (const Char *name_) |
| Sets ASCII name for this object. | |
| const string & | GetName () |
| Returns name for this object. | |
| Bool | Init (Int format_, Word vertex_count_, Word index_count_) |
| Initializes VB. | |
| Word | GetVertexCount () |
| Return current vertex count. | |
| Word | GetIndexCount () |
| Return current index count. | |
| Word | GetMaxVertexCount () |
| Return max vertex count. | |
| Word | GetMaxIndexCount () |
| Return max index count. | |
| void | SetVertexCount (Word count) |
| Sets current vertex count. | |
| void | SetIndexCount (Word count) |
| Sets current index count. | |
| Int | GetFormat () |
| Return VB format. | |
| Bool | CheckFormat (Int format_) |
| Checks if VB format flag is set. | |
| AABB | GetAAB () |
| Return Axis Aligned Bounding Box (AABB) for VB. | |
| Vector3fx | GetMin () |
| Return Min value of Axis Align Bounding Box for VB. | |
| Vector3fx | GetMax () |
| Return Max value of Axis Align Bounding Box for VB. | |
| Vector3fx | GetCenter () |
| Return center of Bounding Sphere of VB. | |
| Fixed | GetRadius () |
| Return radius of Bounding Sphere of VB. | |
| void | Lock (Int lock_type) |
| Locks VB. | |
| void | UnLock () |
| Unlocks VB. | |
| void | ReadVxyz (Word i, Fixed *v_xyz_) |
| Reads X, Y, Z values for one vertex. | |
| void | ReadNxyz (Word i, Fixed *n_xyz_) |
| Reads X, Y, Z values for one vertex normal. | |
| void | ReadTriNxyz (Word i, Fixed *tri_n_xyz_) |
| Reads X, Y, Z values for one triangle normal. | |
| void | ReadUV0 (Word i, Fixed *uv_0_) |
| Reads U, V values for one UV vertex of 0 channel. | |
| void | ReadUV1 (Word i, Fixed *uv_1_) |
| Reads U, V values for one UV vertex of 1 channel. | |
| void | ReadIntensity (Word i, Int *intensity_) |
| Reads intensity value for one vertex. | |
| void | ReadVxyzPacked (Word i, Short *v_xyz_) |
| Reads X, Y, Z values for one packed vertex. | |
| void | ReadNxyzPacked (Word i, Short *n_xyz_) |
| Reads X, Y, Z values for one packed vertex normal. | |
| void | ReadTriNxyzPacked (Word i, Short *tri_n_xyz_) |
| Reads X, Y, Z values for one packed triangle normal. | |
| void | ReadUV0Packed (Word i, Short *uv_0_) |
| Reads U, V values for one packed UV vertex of 0 channel. | |
| void | ReadUV1Packed (Word i, Short *uv_1_) |
| Reads U, V values for one packed UV vertex of 1 channel. | |
| void | WriteVxyz (Word i, Fixed *v_xyz_) |
| Writes X, Y, Z values for one vertex. | |
| void | WriteNxyz (Word i, Fixed *n_xyz_) |
| Writes X, Y, Z values for one vertex normal. | |
| void | WriteTriNxyz (Word i, Fixed *tri_n_xyz_) |
| Writes X, Y, Z values for one triangle normal. | |
| void | WriteUV0 (Word i, Fixed *uv_0_) |
| Writes U, V values for one UV vertex of 0 channel. | |
| void | WriteUV1 (Word i, Fixed *uv_1_) |
| Writes U, V values for one UV vertex of 1 channel. | |
| void | WriteIntensity (Word i, Int intensity_) |
| Writes intensity value for one vertex. | |
| void | WriteVxyzPacked (Word i, Short *v_xyz_) |
| Writes X, Y, Z values for one packed vertex. | |
| void | WriteNxyzPacked (Word i, Short *n_xyz_) |
| Writes X, Y, Z values for one packed vertex normal. | |
| void | WriteTriNxyzPacked (Word i, Short *tri_n_xyz_) |
| Writes X, Y, Z values for one packed triangle normal. | |
| void | WriteUV0Packed (Word i, Short *uv_0_) |
| Writes U, V values for one packed UV vertex of 0 channel. | |
| void | WriteUV1Packed (Word i, Short *uv_1_) |
| Writes U, V values for one paked UV vertex of 1 channel. | |
| Word & | Index (Word i) |
| Provides access to index value. | |
| Word & | IndexA (Word i) |
| Provides access to index value for first (A) vertex of triangle. | |
| Word & | IndexB (Word i) |
| Provides access to index value for second (B) vertex of triangle. | |
| Word & | IndexC (Word i) |
| Provides access to index value for third (C) vertex of triangle. | |
| void | AddLODVB (ObjRef< VertexBuffer > lod_vb_) |
| Links LOD VB to this VB. | |
| void | RemoveLODVB () |
| Detaches child LOD VB and all its children from this VB. | |
| ObjRef< VertexBuffer > | GetLODVB () |
| Return pointer to child LOD VB of this VB. | |
| void | SetLODSwitchRadius (const Fixed &radius_) |
| Sets LOD switch radius. | |
| Fixed | GetLODSwitchRadius () |
| Return LOD switch radius. | |
| void | Transform (Matrix4fx *transform) |
| Transforms VB by transformation matrix. | |
| void | UpdateNormal () |
| Computes new vertex and triangle normals for VB. | |
| void | BuildXYZ () |
| Computes Weld vertex array. | |
| Bool | Copy (VertexBuffer &src_vb_, Int format_=-1) |
| Copies data of given source VB to this VB. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static ObjRef< VertexBuffer > | New () |
| Creates new Vertex Buffer. | |
| static ObjRef< VertexBuffer > | New (VertexBuffer &vb) |
| Creates copy of another Vertex Buffer. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| VertexBuffer () | |
| Default constructor. | |
| VertexBuffer (VertexBuffer &vb) | |
| Copy constructor. | |
| ~VertexBuffer () | |
| Destructor. |
VB may contain various geometry data: vertex coordinates, vertex normals, triangle normals, two levels of UV coordinates (UV0 and UV1), vertex light intensity, indexes. VB may link to another VB with different Level of Detail. To access to VB, you need to lock it before. There is three types of locking: for reading only, for writing only and for reading and writing at the same time.
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Default constructor. Create empty VB. |
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Copy constructor. Creates copy of another VB.
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Destructor. Free all memory used by VB. Delete all geometry data. |
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Links LOD VB to this VB. This function will add LOD VB into chain linked VBs by LOD radius increment.
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Checks if VB format flag is set.
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Copies data of given source VB to this VB.
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Return Axis Aligned Bounding Box (AABB) for VB.
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Return center of Bounding Sphere of VB.
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Return VB format.
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Return current index count.
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Return LOD switch radius.
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Return pointer to child LOD VB of this VB.
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Return Max value of Axis Align Bounding Box for VB.
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Return max index count.
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Return max vertex count.
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Return Min value of Axis Align Bounding Box for VB.
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Returns name for this object.
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Return radius of Bounding Sphere of VB.
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Return current vertex count.
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Provides access to index value.
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Provides access to index value for first (A) vertex of triangle.
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Provides access to index value for second (B) vertex of triangle.
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Provides access to index value for third (C) vertex of triangle.
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Initializes VB. Sets format, vertex_count and index count. Computes and allocate necessary memory. Calling this function don't clear memory allocated before for VB, so you should call it only once. This function don't create linked LOD VB! You may create and link it manually.
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Locks VB. Call this function before acces to VB.
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Creates copy of another Vertex Buffer. Call this function instead constructor calling.
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Creates new Vertex Buffer. Call this function instead constructor calling.
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Reads intensity value for one vertex.
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Reads X, Y, Z values for one vertex normal.
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Reads X, Y, Z values for one packed vertex normal.
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Reads X, Y, Z values for one triangle normal.
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Reads X, Y, Z values for one packed triangle normal.
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Reads U, V values for one UV vertex of 0 channel.
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Reads U, V values for one packed UV vertex of 0 channel.
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Reads U, V values for one UV vertex of 1 channel.
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Reads U, V values for one packed UV vertex of 1 channel.
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Reads X, Y, Z values for one vertex.
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Reads X, Y, Z values for one packed vertex.
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Sets current index count.
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Sets LOD switch radius.
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Sets ASCII name for this object.
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Sets current vertex count.
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Transforms VB by transformation matrix. Transformation matrix transforms vertexes (Vxyz), vertex normals (Nxyz) and triangle normals (TriNxyz).
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Unlocks VB. Call this function after all VB changes will made. |
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Writes intensity value for one vertex.
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Writes X, Y, Z values for one vertex normal.
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Writes X, Y, Z values for one packed vertex normal.
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Writes X, Y, Z values for one triangle normal.
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Writes X, Y, Z values for one packed triangle normal.
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Writes U, V values for one UV vertex of 0 channel.
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Writes U, V values for one packed UV vertex of 0 channel.
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Writes U, V values for one UV vertex of 1 channel.
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Writes U, V values for one paked UV vertex of 1 channel.
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The artists, architects, and technicians at Terra Vista want to make sure there is plenty of objects available to the public to beautify these Zones. To this end, there are plenty of objects, known as mesh which are freely available from our servers. We also have a large pool of talented artists who are more than happy to show their stuff and make it available to the public. Be sure to visit our art gallery and see if there is something you may want to add to your Zone to make it unique.
You may already know how to produce VRML and you are welcome to add your talents to our pool of resources. If you do not know how, or want to learn more about how to develop within the Terra Vista environment, we have plenty of resources available to show you how. Please visit our web documents for the resources you need.
You may also wish to register your Zone with Terra Vista. By registering, your Zone will be added to a pool of Zone resources. As new Zones crop up and grow, they will need links. As such, these new Zowners may want to link to your Zone. The fun part here is to keep in contact with other Zowners and ensure your Zone will have access from many other Zones. It is all about community and sharing your wrls with your neighbors.
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Regulation T margin rules apply. When the amount of margin remaining in your portfolio drops below 5% of the total portfolio value, you receive a warning. When the amount of margin remaining in your portfolio drops to zero or goes negative, the portfolio sorts the generated margin call orders by their unrealized profit and executes each order synchronously until your portfolio is within the margin requirements.


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Authorization code can be used more than once
Google attack example:
1. Register a client id
2. Obtain an authorization token in the authorization endpoint (https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth) e.g.
3. Now change the authorization code from:
4/ShttLZGi8w7b0MF5iRsdKBkaBB-6.Qrl8jChpba4TYKs_1NgQtmW51KPvhgI
4/ShttLZGi8w7b0MF5iRsdKBkaBB6.Qrl8jChpba4TYKs_1NgQtmW51KPvhgI<script>alert('hello')</script>
and ask for an access token.
5. As said this is going to be a valid authorization code and the access token is received due to the fact that the authorization code is of the form TOKEN1.TOKEN2 and only TOKEN1 is validated!
6. Indeed re-request the access token using the same forged authorization code (namely 4/ShttLZGi8w7b0MF5iRsdKBkaBB6.Qrl8jChpba4TYKs_1NgQtmW51KPvhgI<script>alert('hello')</script> The authorization code is no longer accepted since the authorization code can be used only once. The interesting part of all this is how the token endpoint answers to this no longer valid authorization code. Indeed the error response looked like this: Token Record:
Token: "4/ShttLZGi8w7b0MF5iRsdKBkaBB-6.Qrl8jChpba4TYKs_1NgQtmW51KPvhgI<script>alert('hello')</script>"
...
as you can see the output is not sanitized.
Lesson learned:
The client MUST NOT use the authorization code more than once. If an authorization code is used more than once, the authorization server MUST deny the request and SHOULD revoke (when possible) all tokens previously issued based on that authorization code.


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This is the open-source quoFEM application.
The Quantified Uncertainty with Optimization for the Finite Element Method (quoFEM) is an open-source research application which focuses on providing uncertainty quantification methods (forward, inverse, reliability, sensitivity and parameter estimation) to researchers in natural hazards who utilize existing simulation software applications, typically Finite Element applications, in their work.
Acknowledgment
This work is based on material supported by the National Science Foundation under grants CMMI 1612843 and CMMI 2131111


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Getting Started
Here you'll find the essential processes needed to implement a Web site at Cal Poly. Not all of the information is relevant to all types of sites. Where applicable, requirements for "official" Cal Poly Web sites are stated.
- Begin with "What Type of Web Site do you need?"
- Next, determine "The Resources You Will Need" to ascertain to construct and publish your Web site at Cal Poly.
- Use the remaining sections (Planning, Building, etc.) to learn best practices for constructing and publishing a site at the University.
For information on obtaining training for Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Illustrator, and other Web tools, ITS suggests that users obtain training through the Lynda.com training website.
What Type of Web Site do you need?
Start here to determine what type of site you want to construct and what resources you may need to complete it.
The Resources You Will Need
Provides guidance on ascertaining the resources necessary to construct and publish a Web site at Cal Poly. The resources you will need are dependent in part on the type of site you want to construct.
Official Web Pages
Is your Web page/site "official" according to Cal Poly policy? Find out if what an official page/site is and what requirements must be implemented.
Copyright and Fair Use
What is Fair Use? Do you have permission to use someone else's Copyrighted material on your Web site?
Courseware (PolyLearn)
The PolyLearn service is specifically designed to house and manage all course
content and activities on-line.
Using Templates
The University provides Web templates (for use with "official" Cal Poly Web pages) that are designed to promote a user-friendly and convenient experience for Cal Poly Web visitors.
Getting Accounts
Figure out what type of account you need and how to get that account.
Custom Web Addresses
Obtain a simplified URL for a campus Web site.

Outsourcing Web Work
Basic information for vendors who will be developing Web sites for Cal Poly units.
Central UNIX Web Tools
Information that is specific for working with Web files on the Central UNIX Web server.


Parsing Custom Formats¶
TinyCsvParser makes assumptions about the format of the data, which defaults to the .NET default formats. This is often sufficient for simple CSV files, but sometimes CSV data comes with values in special formats. When the default converter is unable to parse the format, you need to customize the converter.
It sounds more complex, than it actually turns out to be. All existing converters support customizing the the format used for parsing the value. The formatting string is the same as used for parsing string values in .NET.
Reading a Date with a custom Format¶
Imagine a client sends data with a weird format for dates and writes dates like this 2004###01###25
.
These values cannot be parsed with the default date format, but in TinyCsvParser a DateTimeConverter
with the custom date time format can be used for the mapping.
To use the custom converter, you are simply pass the Converter to the MapProperty
method to define a custom
converter for the property mapping.
private class CsvPersonMappingWithCustomConverter : CsvMapping<Person>
{
public CsvPersonMappingWithCustomConverter()
{
MapProperty(0, x => x.FirstName);
MapProperty(1, x => x.LastName);
MapProperty(2, x => x.BirthDate, new DateTimeConverter("yyyy###MM###dd"));
}
}
Reading a Boolean with a custom Format¶
Imagine you want to map between the CSV value and a boolean. The library makes the assumption, that the
string value for true is "true"
and for false is "false"
. But now imagine your CSV data
uses the text "ThisIsTrue"
for the boolean value true
, and "ThisIsFalse"
for
the boolean value false
.
Then you have to instantiate and use the BoolConverter
like this:
new BoolConverter("ThisIsTrue", "ThisIsFalse", StringComparison.InvariantCulture);
This converter can be used in a Property Mapping like this:
public class EntityWithBoolean
{
public bool PropertyBoolean { get; set; }
}
public class BooleanMappingWithCustomConverter : CsvMapping<EntityWithBoolean>
{
public BooleanMappingWithCustomConverter()
{
MapProperty(0, x => x.PropertyBoolean, new BoolConverter("ThisIsTrue", "ThisIsFalse", StringComparison.InvariantCulture));
}
}


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Thousands of Canadian National Railway workers go on strike
(Reuters) - About 3,000 workers of Canadian National Railway (CNR.TO), the country’s largest railroad operator, went on strike on Tuesday, labor union Teamsters Canada said after both parties failed to resolve contract issues.
"Conductors, trainperson and yard workers at Canadian National Railway are now officially on strike," the union said in a tweet bit.ly/2O10KW3.
Canada, one of the world’s biggest exporters of farm products, relies on its two main railways to move canola and wheat over the vast distances from western farms to ports. Crude oil shippers in Alberta have also increasingly used trains in the past year to reach U.S. refineries as an alternative to congested pipelines.
The union had issued a 72-hour strike action notice period to the company on Saturday after the talks reached a stalemate, setting the momentum for the first strike at Canadian National in a decade.
Teamsters Canada spokesman Christopher Monette had said on Monday the strike comes because workers are “hitting a wall on issues related to health and safety”.
The labor union’s Facebook account also shared pictures of dozens of CN workers carrying placards in support of the strike on the streets of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
CN workers voted in favor of a strike in September after negotiations failed to produce a contract. The previous collective bargaining agreement expired on July 23.
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Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ |
| def | get |
| Returns the container whose name is provided as 'item'. | |
| def | remove_container_from_cache |
| Not used anymore. | |
| def | get_account_details |
| Returns a dictionary containing information about the account. | |
| def | get_account_info |
| Returns a tuple for the number of containers and total bytes in the account. | |
| def | get_account_metadata |
| Returns a dictionary containing metadata about the account. | |
| def | set_account_metadata |
| Accepts a dictionary of metadata key/value pairs and updates the account's metadata with them. | |
| def | delete_account_metadata |
| Removes all metadata matching the specified prefix from the account. | |
| def | get_temp_url_key |
| Returns the current TempURL key, or None if it has not been set. | |
| def | set_temp_url_key |
| Sets the key for the Temporary URL for the account. | |
| def | get_temp_url |
| Given a storage object in a container, returns a URL that can be used to access that object. | |
| def | list |
| List the containers in this account, using the parameters to control the pagination of containers, since by default only the first 10,000 containers are returned. | |
| def | list_public_containers |
| Returns a list of the names of all CDN-enabled containers. | |
| def | make_container_public |
| Enables CDN access for the specified container, and optionally sets the TTL for the container. | |
| def | make_container_private |
| Disables CDN access to a container. | |
| def | get_cdn_log_retention |
| Returns the status of the setting for CDN log retention for the specified container. | |
| def | set_cdn_log_retention |
| Enables or disables whether CDN access logs for the specified container are collected and stored on Cloud Files. | |
| def | get_container_streaming_uri |
| Returns the URI for streaming content, or None if CDN is not enabled. | |
| def | get_container_ios_uri |
| Returns the iOS URI, or None if CDN is not enabled. | |
| def | set_container_web_index_page |
| Sets the header indicating the index page in a container when creating a static website. | |
| def | set_container_web_error_page |
| Sets the header indicating the error page in a container when creating a static website. | |
| def | purge_cdn_object |
| Removes a CDN-enabled object from public access before the TTL expires. | |
| def | list_container_names |
| Returns a list of the names of the containers in this account. | |
| def | list_containers_info |
| Returns a list of info on Containers. | |
| def | list_container_subdirs |
| Although you cannot nest directories, you can simulate a hierarchical structure within a single container by adding forward slash characters (/) in the object name. | |
| def | list_container_object_names |
| Returns the names of all the objects in the specified container, optionally limited by the pagination parameters. | |
| def | get_container_metadata |
| Returns a dictionary containing the metadata for the container. | |
| def | set_container_metadata |
| Accepts a dictionary of metadata key/value pairs and updates the specified container metadata with them. | |
| def | remove_container_metadata_key |
| Removes the specified key from the container's metadata. | |
| def | delete_container_metadata |
| Removes all of thethe container's metadata. | |
| def | get_container_cdn_metadata |
| Returns a dictionary containing the CDN metadata for the container. | |
| def | set_container_cdn_metadata |
| Accepts a dictionary of metadata key/value pairs and updates the specified container metadata with them. | |
| def | get_object_metadata |
| Returns the metadata for the specified object as a dict. | |
| def | set_object_metadata |
| Accepts a dictionary of metadata key/value pairs and updates the specified object metadata with them. | |
| def | remove_object_metadata_key |
| Removes the specified key from the storage object's metadata. | |
| def | list_container_objects |
| Return a list of StorageObjects representing the objects in the container. | |
| def | object_listing_iterator |
| def | delete_object_in_seconds |
| Sets the object in the specified container to be deleted after the specified number of seconds. | |
| def | get_object |
| Returns a StorageObject representing the requested object. | |
| def | store_object |
| Creates a new object in the specified container, and populates it with the given data. | |
| def | upload_file |
| Uploads the specified file to the container. | |
| def | create_object |
| Creates or replaces a storage object in the specified container. | |
| def | fetch_object |
| Fetches the object from storage. | |
| def | fetch_partial |
| Returns the first 'size' bytes of an object. | |
| def | fetch_dlo |
| Returns a list of 2-tuples in the form of (object_name, fetch_generator) representing the components of a multi-part DLO (Dynamic Large Object). | |
| def | download_object |
| Fetches the object from storage, and writes it to the specified directory. | |
| def | delete |
| Deletes the specified container. | |
| def | delete_object |
| Deletes the object from the specified container. | |
| def | copy_object |
| Copies the object to the new container, optionally giving it a new name. | |
| def | move_object |
| Works just like copy_object, except that the source object is deleted after a successful copy. | |
| def | change_object_content_type |
| Copies object to itself, but applies a new content-type. | |
| def | upload_folder |
| Convenience method for uploading an entire folder, including any sub-folders, to Cloud Files. | |
| def | sync_folder_to_container |
| Compares the contents of the specified folder, and checks to make sure that the corresponding object is present in the specified container. | |
| def | bulk_delete |
| Deletes multiple objects from a container in a single call. | |
| def | cdn_request |
| If the service supports CDN, use this method to access CDN-specific URIs. | |
| def | get_uploaded |
| Returns the number of bytes uploaded for the specified process. | |
| def | cancel_folder_upload |
| Cancels any folder upload happening in the background. | |
Public Attributes | |
| cdn_management_url | |
| method_dict | |
| list_containers | |
| get_all_containers | |
| get_container | |
| create_container | |
| delete_container | |
| get_container_objects | |
| get_container_object_names | |
| get_info | |
| gen | |
| verbose | |
| processed | |
| count | |
| interval | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| string | name = "Object Storage" |
| dictionary | folder_upload_status = {} |
| int | bulk_delete_interval = 1 |
This is the primary class for interacting with OpenStack Object Storage.
| def __init__ | ( | self, | |
| args, | |||
| kwargs | |||
| ) |
| def bulk_delete | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| object_names, | |||
async = False |
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| ) |
Deletes multiple objects from a container in a single call.
The bulk deletion call does not return until all of the specified objects have been processed. For large numbers of objects, this can take quite a while, so there is an 'async' parameter to give you the option to have this call return immediately. If 'async' is True, an object is returned with a 'completed' attribute that will be set to True as soon as the bulk deletion is complete, and a 'results' attribute that will contain a dictionary (described below) with the results of the bulk deletion.
When deletion is complete the bulk deletion object's 'results' attribute will be populated with the information returned from the API call. In synchronous mode this is the value that is returned when the call completes. It is a dictionary with the following keys:
deleted - the number of objects deleted not_found - the number of objects not found status - the HTTP return status code. '200 OK' indicates success errors - a list of any errors returned by the bulk delete call
This isn't available in swiftclient yet, so it's using code patterned after the client code in that library.
| def cancel_folder_upload | ( | self, | |
| upload_key | |||
| ) |
Cancels any folder upload happening in the background.
If there is no such upload in progress, calling this method has no effect.
| def cdn_request | ( | self, | |
| uri, | |||
| method, | |||
| args, | |||
| kwargs | |||
| ) |
If the service supports CDN, use this method to access CDN-specific URIs.
| def change_object_content_type | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| obj, | |||
| new_ctype, | |||
guess = False , |
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extra_info = None |
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| ) |
Copies object to itself, but applies a new content-type.
The guess feature requires the container to be CDN-enabled. If not then the content-type must be supplied. If using guess with a CDN-enabled container, new_ctype can be set to None. Failure during the put will result in a swift exception.
The 'extra_info' parameter is included for backwards compatibility. It is no longer used at all, and will not be modified with swiftclient info, since swiftclient is not used any more.
| def copy_object | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| obj, | |||
| new_container, | |||
new_obj_name = None , |
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content_type = None , |
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extra_info = None |
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| ) |
Copies the object to the new container, optionally giving it a new name.
If you copy to the same container, you must supply a different name.
You can optionally change the content_type of the object by supplying that in the 'content_type' parameter.
The 'extra_info' parameter is included for backwards compatibility. It is no longer used at all, and will not be modified with swiftclient info, since swiftclient is not used any more.
| def create_object | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
file_or_path = None , |
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data = None , |
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obj_name = None , |
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content_type = None , |
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etag = None , |
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content_encoding = None , |
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content_length = None , |
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ttl = None , |
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chunk_size = None , |
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metadata = None , |
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headers = None , |
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return_none = False |
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| ) |
Creates or replaces a storage object in the specified container.
The content of the object can either be a stream of bytes (`data`), or a file on disk (`file_or_path`). The disk file can be either an open file-like object, or an absolute path to the file on disk.
When creating object from a data stream, you must specify the name of the object to be created in the container via the `obj_name` parameter. When working with a file, though, if no `obj_name` value is specified, the file`s name will be used.
You may optionally set the `content_type` and `content_encoding` parameters; pyrax will create the appropriate headers when the object is stored. If no `content_type` is specified, the object storage system will make an intelligent guess based on the content of the object.
If the size of the file is known, it can be passed as `content_length`.
If you wish for the object to be temporary, specify the time it should be stored in seconds in the `ttl` parameter. If this is specified, the object will be deleted after that number of seconds.
If you wish to store a stream of data (i.e., where you don't know the total size in advance), set the `chunk_size` parameter to a non-zero value, and omit the `content_length` and `etag` parameters. This allows the data to be streamed to the object in the container without having to be written to disk first.
| def delete | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
del_objects = False |
|||
| ) |
Deletes the specified container.
If the container contains objects, the command will fail unless 'del_objects' is passed as True. In that case, each object will be deleted first, and then the container.
| def delete_account_metadata | ( | self, | |
prefix = None |
|||
| ) |
Removes all metadata matching the specified prefix from the account.
By default, the standard account metadata prefix ('X-Account-Meta-') is prepended to the header name if it isn't present. For non-standard headers, you must include a non-None prefix, such as an empty string.
| def delete_container_metadata | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
prefix = None |
|||
| ) |
Removes all of thethe container's metadata.
By default, all metadata beginning with the standard container metadata prefix ('X-Container-Meta-') is removed. If you wish to remove all metadata beginning with a different prefix, you must specify that prefix.
| def delete_object | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| obj | |||
| ) |
Deletes the object from the specified container.
The 'obj' parameter can either be the name of the object, or a StorageObject representing the object to be deleted.
| def delete_object_in_seconds | ( | self, | |
| cont, | |||
| obj, | |||
| seconds, | |||
extra_info = None |
|||
| ) |
Sets the object in the specified container to be deleted after the specified number of seconds.
The 'extra_info' parameter is included for backwards compatibility. It is no longer used at all, and will not be modified with swiftclient info, since swiftclient is not used any more.
| def download_object | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| obj, | |||
| directory, | |||
structure = True |
|||
| ) |
Fetches the object from storage, and writes it to the specified directory.
The directory must exist before calling this method.
If the object name represents a nested folder structure, such as "foo/bar/baz.txt", that folder structure will be created in the target directory by default. If you do not want the nested folders to be created, pass `structure=False` in the parameters.
| def fetch_dlo | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| name, | |||
chunk_size = None , |
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verbose = False |
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| ) |
Returns a list of 2-tuples in the form of (object_name, fetch_generator) representing the components of a multi-part DLO (Dynamic Large Object).
Each fetch_generator object can be interated to retrieve its contents.
This is useful when transferring a DLO from one object storage system to another. Examples would be copying DLOs from one region of a provider to another, or copying a DLO from one provider to another.
Class that takes the generator objects returned by a chunked fetch_object() call and wraps them to behave as file-like objects for uploading.
| def fetch_object | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| obj, | |||
include_meta = False , |
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chunk_size = None , |
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size = None , |
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extra_info = None |
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| ) |
Fetches the object from storage.
If 'include_meta' is False, only the bytes representing the stored object are returned.
Note: if 'chunk_size' is defined, you must fully read the object's contents before making another request.
If 'size' is specified, only the first 'size' bytes of the object will be returned. If the object if smaller than 'size', the entire object is returned.
When 'include_meta' is True, what is returned from this method is a 2-tuple: Element 0: a dictionary containing metadata about the file. Element 1: a stream of bytes representing the object's contents.
The 'extra_info' parameter is included for backwards compatibility. It is no longer used at all, and will not be modified with swiftclient info, since swiftclient is not used any more.
| def fetch_partial | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| obj, | |||
| size | |||
| ) |
Returns the first 'size' bytes of an object.
If the object is smaller than the specified 'size' value, the entire object is returned.
| def get | ( | self, | |
| item | |||
| ) |
Returns the container whose name is provided as 'item'.
If 'item' is not a string, the original item is returned unchanged.
Reimplemented from BaseClient.
| def get_account_details | ( | self | ) |
Returns a dictionary containing information about the account.
| def get_account_info | ( | self | ) |
Returns a tuple for the number of containers and total bytes in the account.
| def get_account_metadata | ( | self, | |
prefix = None |
|||
| ) |
Returns a dictionary containing metadata about the account.
| def get_cdn_log_retention | ( | self, | |
| container | |||
| ) |
Returns the status of the setting for CDN log retention for the specified container.
| def get_container_cdn_metadata | ( | self, | |
| container | |||
| ) |
Returns a dictionary containing the CDN metadata for the container.
| def get_container_ios_uri | ( | self, | |
| container | |||
| ) |
Returns the iOS URI, or None if CDN is not enabled.
| def get_container_metadata | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
prefix = None |
|||
| ) |
Returns a dictionary containing the metadata for the container.
| def get_container_streaming_uri | ( | self, | |
| container | |||
| ) |
Returns the URI for streaming content, or None if CDN is not enabled.
| def get_object | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| obj | |||
| ) |
Returns a StorageObject representing the requested object.
| def get_object_metadata | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| obj | |||
| ) |
Returns the metadata for the specified object as a dict.
| def get_temp_url | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| obj, | |||
| seconds, | |||
method = "GET" , |
|||
key = None , |
|||
cached = True |
|||
| ) |
Given a storage object in a container, returns a URL that can be used to access that object.
The URL will expire after `seconds` seconds.
The only methods supported are GET and PUT. Anything else will raise an `InvalidTemporaryURLMethod` exception.
If you have your Temporary URL key, you can pass it in directly and potentially save an API call to retrieve it. If you don't pass in the key, and don't wish to use any cached value, pass `cached=False`.
| def get_temp_url_key | ( | self, | |
cached = True |
|||
| ) |
Returns the current TempURL key, or None if it has not been set.
By default the value returned is cached. To force an API call to get the current value on the server, pass `cached=False`.
| def get_uploaded | ( | self, | |
| upload_key | |||
| ) |
Returns the number of bytes uploaded for the specified process.
| def list | ( | self, | |
limit = None , |
|||
marker = None , |
|||
end_marker = None , |
|||
prefix = None |
|||
| ) |
List the containers in this account, using the parameters to control the pagination of containers, since by default only the first 10,000 containers are returned.
| def list_container_names | ( | self | ) |
Returns a list of the names of the containers in this account.
| def list_container_object_names | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
limit = None , |
|||
marker = None , |
|||
prefix = None , |
|||
delimiter = None , |
|||
full_listing = False |
|||
| ) |
Returns the names of all the objects in the specified container, optionally limited by the pagination parameters.
| def list_container_objects | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
limit = None , |
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marker = None , |
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prefix = None , |
|||
delimiter = None , |
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end_marker = None , |
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full_listing = False |
|||
| ) |
Return a list of StorageObjects representing the objects in the container.
You can use the marker, end_marker, and limit params to handle pagination, and the prefix and delimiter params to filter the objects returned. Also, by default only the first 10,000 objects are returned; if you set full_listing to True, an iterator to return all the objects in the container is returned. In this case, only the 'prefix' parameter is used; if you specify any others, they are ignored.
| def list_container_subdirs | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
limit = None , |
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marker = None , |
|||
prefix = None , |
|||
delimiter = None , |
|||
full_listing = False |
|||
| ) |
Although you cannot nest directories, you can simulate a hierarchical structure within a single container by adding forward slash characters (/) in the object name.
This method returns a list of all of these pseudo-subdirectories in the specified container.
| def list_containers_info | ( | self, | |
limit = None , |
|||
marker = None |
|||
| ) |
Returns a list of info on Containers.
For each container, a dict containing the following keys is returned:
name - the name of the container count - the number of objects in the container bytes - the total bytes in the container
| def list_public_containers | ( | self | ) |
Returns a list of the names of all CDN-enabled containers.
| def make_container_private | ( | self, | |
| container | |||
| ) |
Disables CDN access to a container.
It may still appear public until its TTL expires.
| def make_container_public | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
ttl = None |
|||
| ) |
Enables CDN access for the specified container, and optionally sets the TTL for the container.
| def move_object | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| obj, | |||
| new_container, | |||
new_obj_name = None , |
|||
new_reference = False , |
|||
content_type = None , |
|||
extra_info = None |
|||
| ) |
Works just like copy_object, except that the source object is deleted after a successful copy.
You can optionally change the content_type of the object by supplying that in the 'content_type' parameter.
NOTE: any references to the original object will no longer be valid; you will have to get a reference to the new object by passing True for the 'new_reference' parameter. When this is True, a reference to the newly moved object is returned. Otherwise, the etag for the moved object is returned.
The 'extra_info' parameter is included for backwards compatibility. It is no longer used at all, and will not be modified with swiftclient info, since swiftclient is not used any more.
| def object_listing_iterator | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
prefix = None |
|||
| ) |
| def purge_cdn_object | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| obj, | |||
email_addresses = None |
|||
| ) |
Removes a CDN-enabled object from public access before the TTL expires.
Please note that there is a limit (at this time) of 25 such requests; if you need to purge more than that, you must contact support.
If one or more email_addresses are included, an email confirming the purge is sent to each address.
| def remove_container_from_cache | ( | self, | |
| container | |||
| ) |
Not used anymore.
Included for backwards compatibility.
| def remove_container_metadata_key | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| key | |||
| ) |
Removes the specified key from the container's metadata.
If the key does not exist in the metadata, nothing is done.
| def remove_object_metadata_key | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| obj, | |||
| key, | |||
prefix = None |
|||
| ) |
Removes the specified key from the storage object's metadata.
If the key does not exist in the metadata, nothing is done.
| def set_account_metadata | ( | self, | |
| metadata, | |||
clear = False , |
|||
prefix = None , |
|||
extra_info = None |
|||
| ) |
Accepts a dictionary of metadata key/value pairs and updates the account's metadata with them.
If 'clear' is True, any existing metadata is deleted and only the passed metadata is retained. Otherwise, the values passed here update the account's metadata.
By default, the standard account metadata prefix ('X-Account-Meta-') is prepended to the header name if it isn't present. For non-standard headers, you must include a non-None prefix, such as an empty string.
The 'extra_info' parameter is included for backwards compatibility. It is no longer used at all, and will not be modified with swiftclient info, since swiftclient is not used any more.
| def set_cdn_log_retention | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| enabled | |||
| ) |
Enables or disables whether CDN access logs for the specified container are collected and stored on Cloud Files.
| def set_container_cdn_metadata | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| metadata | |||
| ) |
Accepts a dictionary of metadata key/value pairs and updates the specified container metadata with them.
NOTE: arbitrary metadata headers are not allowed. The only metadata you can update are: X-Log-Retention, X-CDN-enabled, and X-TTL.
| def set_container_metadata | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| metadata, | |||
clear = False , |
|||
prefix = None |
|||
| ) |
Accepts a dictionary of metadata key/value pairs and updates the specified container metadata with them.
If 'clear' is True, any existing metadata is deleted and only the passed metadata is retained. Otherwise, the values passed here update the container's metadata.
By default, the standard container metadata prefix ('X-Container-Meta-') is prepended to the header name if it isn't present. For non-standard headers, you must include a non-None prefix, such as an empty string.
| def set_container_web_error_page | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| page | |||
| ) |
Sets the header indicating the error page in a container when creating a static website.
Note: the container must be CDN-enabled for this to have any effect.
| def set_container_web_index_page | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| page | |||
| ) |
Sets the header indicating the index page in a container when creating a static website.
Note: the container must be CDN-enabled for this to have any effect.
| def set_object_metadata | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| obj, | |||
| metadata, | |||
clear = False , |
|||
extra_info = None , |
|||
prefix = None |
|||
| ) |
Accepts a dictionary of metadata key/value pairs and updates the specified object metadata with them.
If 'clear' is True, any existing metadata is deleted and only the passed metadata is retained. Otherwise, the values passed here update the object's metadata.
'extra_info; is an optional dictionary which will be populated with 'status', 'reason', and 'headers' keys from the underlying swiftclient call.
By default, the standard object metadata prefix ('X-Object-Meta-') is prepended to the header name if it isn't present. For non-standard headers, you must include a non-None prefix, such as an empty string.
| def set_temp_url_key | ( | self, | |
key = None |
|||
| ) |
Sets the key for the Temporary URL for the account.
It should be a key that is secret to the owner.
If no key is provided, a UUID value will be generated and used. It can later be obtained by calling get_temp_url_key().
| def store_object | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| obj_name, | |||
| data, | |||
content_type = None , |
|||
etag = None , |
|||
content_encoding = None , |
|||
ttl = None , |
|||
return_none = False , |
|||
chunk_size = None , |
|||
headers = None , |
|||
metadata = None , |
|||
extra_info = None |
|||
| ) |
Creates a new object in the specified container, and populates it with the given data.
A StorageObject reference to the uploaded file will be returned, unless 'return_none' is set to True.
The 'extra_info' parameter is included for backwards compatibility. It is no longer used at all, and will not be modified with swiftclient info, since swiftclient is not used any more.
| def sync_folder_to_container | ( | self, | |
| folder_path, | |||
| container, | |||
delete = False , |
|||
include_hidden = False , |
|||
ignore = None , |
|||
ignore_timestamps = False , |
|||
object_prefix = "" , |
|||
verbose = False |
|||
| ) |
Compares the contents of the specified folder, and checks to make sure that the corresponding object is present in the specified container.
If there is no remote object matching the local file, it is created. If a matching object exists, the etag is examined to determine if the object in the container matches the local file; if they differ, the container is updated with the local file if the local file is newer when `ignore_timestamps' is False (default). If `ignore_timestamps` is True, the object is overwritten with the local file contents whenever the etags differ. NOTE: the timestamp of a remote object is the time it was uploaded, not the original modification time of the file stored in that object. Unless 'include_hidden' is True, files beginning with an initial period are ignored.
If the 'delete' option is True, any objects in the container that do not have corresponding files in the local folder are deleted.
You can selectively ignore files by passing either a single pattern or a list of patterns; these will be applied to the individual folder and file names, and any names that match any of the 'ignore' patterns will not be uploaded. The patterns should be standard *nix-style shell patterns; e.g., '*pyc' will ignore all files ending in 'pyc', such as 'program.pyc' and 'abcpyc'.
If `object_prefix` is set it will be appended to the object name when it is checked and uploaded to the container. For example, if you use sync_folder_to_container("folderToSync/", myContainer, object_prefix="imgFolder") it will upload the files to the container/imgFolder/... instead of just container/...
Set `verbose` to True to make it print what is going on. It will show which files are being uploaded and which ones are not and why.
| def upload_file | ( | self, | |
| container, | |||
| file_or_path, | |||
obj_name = None , |
|||
content_type = None , |
|||
etag = None , |
|||
content_encoding = None , |
|||
ttl = None , |
|||
content_length = None , |
|||
return_none = False , |
|||
headers = None , |
|||
metadata = None , |
|||
extra_info = None |
|||
| ) |
Uploads the specified file to the container.
If no name is supplied, the file's name will be used. Either a file path or an open file-like object may be supplied. A StorageObject reference to the uploaded file will be returned, unless 'return_none' is set to True.
You may optionally set the `content_type` and `content_encoding` parameters; pyrax will create the appropriate headers when the object is stored.
If the size of the file is known, it can be passed as `content_length`.
If you wish for the object to be temporary, specify the time it should be stored in seconds in the `ttl` parameter. If this is specified, the object will be deleted after that number of seconds.
The 'extra_info' parameter is included for backwards compatibility. It is no longer used at all, and will not be modified with swiftclient info, since swiftclient is not used any more.
| def upload_folder | ( | self, | |
| folder_path, | |||
container = None , |
|||
ignore = None , |
|||
ttl = None |
|||
| ) |
Convenience method for uploading an entire folder, including any sub-folders, to Cloud Files.
All files will be uploaded to objects with the same name as the file. In the case of nested folders, files will be named with the full path relative to the base folder. E.g., if the folder you specify contains a folder named 'docs', and 'docs' contains a file named 'install.html', that file will be uploaded to an object named 'docs/install.html'.
If 'container' is specified, the folder's contents will be uploaded to that container. If it is not specified, a new container with the same name as the specified folder will be created, and the files uploaded to this new container.
You can selectively ignore files by passing either a single pattern or a list of patterns; these will be applied to the individual folder and file names, and any names that match any of the 'ignore' patterns will not be uploaded. The patterns should be standard *nix-style shell patterns; e.g., '*pyc' will ignore all files ending in 'pyc', such as 'program.pyc' and 'abcpyc'.
The upload will happen asynchronously; in other words, the call to upload_folder() will generate a UUID and return a 2-tuple of (UUID, total_bytes) immediately. Uploading will happen in the background; your app can call get_uploaded(uuid) to get the current status of the upload. When the upload is complete, the value returned by get_uploaded(uuid) will match the total_bytes for the upload.
If you start an upload and need to cancel it, call cancel_folder_upload(uuid), passing the uuid returned by the initial call. It will then be up to you to either keep or delete the partially-uploaded content.
If you specify a `ttl` parameter, the uploaded files will be deleted after that number of seconds.
int bulk_delete_interval = 1 [static] |
dictionary folder_upload_status = {} [static] |
string name = "Object Storage" [static] |
Reimplemented from BaseClient.


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Tanya Stirling - San Diego, CA
“Ray from Luxoasis was really easy to work with. We have one of our property lease with them and it’s been nothing but a great experience for us. The rent was paid on time every month and the best thing is we don’t have to worry about the maintainance issues with the tenants. Luxoasis has taken the stress out of Landlording. We are considering leasing our other properties with them in the future. ”
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I've been working with Sphinx & MySQL a lot lately, and I would like to shed some light on using the Sphinx Storage Engine (aka SphinxSE).
The SphinxSE is a storage engine plugin


The Truncheon Brothers, Tad and Tod, were an unacclaimed act from the golden age of variety theatre. Both dressed as middle-ranking police officers, they would bound creakily on to the stage—they were of advancing years—Tad from the right and Tod from the left or, as it might be, Tod from the right and Tad from the left, and proceed to bludgeon each other about the head with their truncheons. These were lead-weighted heavy rubber truncheons as deployed by real coppers. One or other of them, Tad or Tod, would collapse unconscious to the floor first, at which point the still-conscious-but-decidedly-woozy one, Tod or Tad, would break into song, usually slurring the words due to the disorientation occasioned by the several blows to the head received. The song itself never varied. A third, non-performing brother, Gilliblat, wrote both the words and the music. The lyrics were as follows:
I bashed my brother on the head
But don't you worry, he's not dead
We will be back tomorrow night
For another truncheon fight
We're the Truncheon Brothers, Tad and Tod
And we bathe in the blood of the Lamb of God
We take our baths offstage of course
Now please cheer us until you are hoarse
We'll pass a cap round for your cash
Then I'll give Tod [or it might be Tad] a final bash
The cap, passed around the audience by Gilliblat, rarely had any cash in it by the time it came back to him, though the Truncheon Brothers never wanted for buttons and corks and scrunched-up bits of paper.
Source : Some Truly Awful Acts Who Appeared At Bodger's Spinney Variety Theatre, 1880–1910 by Dobson (out of print).


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Adds the Pipeline step ‘walk’ to execute a pipeline task for the job and all its downstream jobs.
Summary
Jenkins has introduced a new way to configure the jobs - using pipeline groovy scripts. Pipeline allows to configure a build process in a flexible way. Comparing to classical job configuration pipelines is way more powerful, manage-able and expressive configuration tool.
The Jenkins pipeline-dependency-walker allows you to tackle the problem of executing same pipeline routine for the job and all its downstream jobs. For maven projects that means an execution of the same routine for all the jobs defined as SNAPSHOT dependencies of the given job. The execution graph can be visualized using Dependency Graph View Plugin.
Some extra documentation for this plugin is in the GitHub
Usage scenarios
1. Clean build
The plugin can be used to preform a clean build in the isolated environment for the group of dependent projects.
Example of pipeline configuration:
node { stage('build') { echo "cleanup workspace" deleteDir() mvnRepo=pwd() + "/m2" // set local maven repo echo "use maven repo $mvnRepo" walk job: 'parent-project', jobAction: ''' dir(JOB_NAME) { git url: JOB_SCM_URL, branch: JOB_SCM_BRANCH, credentialsId: JOB_SCM_CREDINTIALS_ID withMaven(maven: 'mvn', mavenLocalRepo: mvnRepo) { sh "mvn clean install" } } ''' } }
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Another use case is a multiple release. When the release action (see Release Plugin or M2 Release Plugin) is defined in a way that it drops SNAPSHOT keyword from dependencies, than using this plugin one can trigger a consistent release of multiple modules. In this scenario release should first update dependencies, for example invoking following maven target:
versions:use-releases scm:checkin \-Dmessage="drop snapshot versions"
In some way the plugin is an alternative to Maven Cascade Release Plugin.
Example of pipeline configuration:
node { stage('build') { walk job: 'parent-project', failOnUnstable: true, jobAction: 'release JOB_NAME' } }


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I'm currently completing my Bachelor's degree in Computer Science with a minor in English at Western University in London, Ontario. I'm now finishing my last semester, and graduating in the spring of 2018. In my spare time, I enjoy cooking, reading, the gym, and making things for my cats.


Rugby sevens: Black Ferns lose Sarah Hirini to injury
Tyla Nathan-Wong will take on the captain's duties for the Black Ferns Sevens in their closing two tournaments of 2019, after Sarah Hirini was ruled out with a leg injury.
With experienced speedsters Portia Woodman and Michaela Blyde already out for the Dubai and Cape Town legs of the World Rugby Sevens Series, Hirini becomes the third injury blow for the squad in the early goings.
Co-Coach Cory Sweeney said Hirini is undoubtedly a loss to the team but there's a strong group of leaders within the selected squad who can step up in her absence.
"Sarah would have potentially been ready for Cape Town," said Sweeney. "But there is no point risking re-injury when we have our biggest season ever ahead of us; this way she can rehab and be in the best possible shape going into the new year."
Wing Shiray Kaka has been named to play her first tournament since 2018.
"Shiray has not only experience on the World Series but is a proven performer at that level. She’s had some injury setbacks but she has earned her spot in this group."
The Black Ferns Sevens will play in their first back-to-back tournaments on the World Series, the only previous time they have played two full events in a row was the Commonwealth Games followed by the Kitakyushu Sevens in 2018.


Drowning Mona (2000) Danny DeVito, Bette Midler, Neve Campbell, Jamie Lee Curtis, Casey Affleck, William Fichtner, Marcus Thomas, Peter Dobson, Kathleen Wilhoite, Tracey Walter, Paul Ben-Victor, Paul Schulze, Mark Pellegrino, Raymond O'Connor, Will Farrell, Lisa Rieffel. Screenplay by Peter Steinfeld. Directed by Nick Gomez. 95 minutes. Rated PG-13, 3 stars (out of five stars)
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The gallows comedy, "Drowning Mona," is set in Verplunck, a small town in New York's Hudson Valley that was once a test market for Yugos. The national rollout of the chintzy cars proved to be a massive bust, but in Verplunck, everyone still tools around in the little death traps. The loser-mobiles are the perfect vehicles for the citizens of this weird burg. With its motley assortment of backstabbers, cheaters, connivers and other ne'er-do-wells, the community serves as the Bizarro Mayberry; a petri dish of colorful yahoos that could provide Jerry Springer enough guests for a year or two.
Opening day reviews of "Drowning Mona" were overwhelmingly negative, with most critics slamming virtually every aspect of the movie. Count me in the minority. While noting various problem areas, I was too busy laughing to worry about them much. "Drowning Mona" may be a mess, but it's a funny one.
It begins with the demise of Mona Dearly (Bette Midler), who plunges to a watery death when the brakes on her Yugo fail to work. Laid-back police chief Wyatt Rash (Danny DeVito) soon learns that the car had been sabotaged and launches a murder investigation. Narrowing the suspect list proves a difficult task – Mona was a monster widely hated throughout the community. In the matter of Mona's murder, any number of Chief Rash's friends and neighbors had motive enough to whack the harridan.
While the whodunit fuels the storyline, the real payoff in "Drowning Mona" comes from studying Verplunk's low wattage luminaries. There's jittery Phil Dearly (William Fichtner), Mona's battered husband (among other things, she smacked him in the head with a frying pan) who has been carrying on an affair with Rona Mace (Jamie Lee Curtis), a sexy waitress at the local diner. His son Jeff (Marcus Thomas) is another creepy piece of work. The surly boob lost a hand under mysterious circumstances (we're shown several possible scenarios for the mutilation, all involving him reaching for a beer at the wrong moment) and is widely known for being almost as mean as his mother. While working as a landscaper, he once mowed down a client's cat – literally.
Jeff's business partner, Bobby Calzone (Casey Affleck), was another frequent recipient of Mona's fury. The blond, blandly polite kid divides his time between trying to rid himself of Jeff, and working out details for his upcoming wedding to Chief Rash's daughter, Ellen (Neve Campbell), a feisty redneck used to getting exactly what she wants.
As far as colorful characters go, I've barely scraped the surface. There's self-assured auto mechanic Lucinda (Kathleen Wilhoite), freaky funeral director Cubby (Will Farrell), nosy old coot Clarence (Tracey Walter, who plays a very similar role in "Erin Brockovich"), Chief Rash's dumb cluck officers, led by the preening Feege (Peter Dobson) and many others.
Writer Peter Steinfeld and director Nick Gomez juggle their large cast well, making it surprisingly easy to remember each player in the ensemble. Still, several of the more intriguing characters are sketchily drawn and woefully underused. Steinfeld and Gomez treat "Drowning Mona" as if it was one episode in a TV series, focusing on a few characters for this installment while planning to highlight other cast members in later shows.
The writing is just as uneven. A running gag about lovers using a "Wheel of Fortune" board game as part of their sex play never takes off, and the plotline, which reveals the identity of the killer far too early, loses steam towards the end.
Still, the film is still funny. Beyond the obvious jokes lies an absurdist sensibility that leads to a number of wonderful off-the-wall moments. I won't spoil things by recounting them here, but one strong example occurs when Bobby spots Jeff leering at a young girl and exclaims "Come on, man, she just turned 13!" Jeff immediately replies, "Finally!" Tasteless? You bet, but it still left me howling.
The cast has a great time playing the local yokels. Bette Midler gets to strut her stuff in raucous flashbacks (unfortunately, the filmmakers include one ill-conceived scene that softens the character, failing to realize that for Mona to work, she needs to be as vile as humanly possible). William Fichtner and Marcus Thomas make an effective father-son pair, Danny DeVito nicely underplays his role and Neve Campbell whoops it up as a hillbilly debutante. Jamie Lee Curtis, Kathleen Wilhoite and Will Farrell also make indelible impressions, despite being given scant screen time.
If you're looking for a comedy with finesse and good manners, "Drowning Mona" is not for you. But if you simply want to laugh a lot and don't mind a considerable amount of nastiness, feel free to ignore the consensus and join me in the critical minority. I welcome the company.
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multiplex: Algebraic Tools for the Analysis of Multiple Social Networks
Algebraic procedures for the analysis of multiple social networks are delivered with
this package. Among other things, it makes possible to create and manipulate multivariate
network data with different formats, and there are effective ways available to treat multiple
networks with routines that combine algebraic systems like the partially ordered semigroup or
the semiring structure together with the relational bundles occurring in different types of
multivariate network data sets. It also provides an algebraic approach for two-mode networks
through Galois derivations between families of the pairs of subsets in the two domains.
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Watch: IGN Breaks Down If Disney+ Is Really The New Netflix + Amazon Prime Killer
by Team SOHHThe streaming wars are only intensifying with the addition of premium services BET+, ESPN+ and the upcoming HBO Max powerhouse. However, no digital giant has more attention on itself right now than Disney+. IGN takes a close look at the $6.99/month offering and considers if it’s worth the subscription. Watch and comment below!


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Post questions to the Ebean forum at: Ebean google group or at: Ebean github discussions
See docs / getting started for more details on enhancement.
new QCustomer .name.istartsWith("rob") // <-- Getting NPE here .findList()
For Java: The query beans or the code using the query beans is not being enhanced.
For Kotlin: The query beans are not being enhanced.
querybean-packages
entry in ebean.mf
For Java:
We need to enhance both the code that is using the query beans and the query beans themselves.
The packages specified by querybean-packages
needs to include the code that is using
the query beans.
For Kotlin: For Kotlin we only need to enhance the query beans themselves (and not the calling code).
For Kotlin the querybean-packages
just needs to include the query beans.
Note that since 12.1.8 we no longer need ebean.mf to support query bean enhancement.
Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException: null at io.ebean.bean.EntityBeanIntercept.isLoadedProperty(EntityBeanIntercept.java:509) at io.ebean.bean.EntityBeanIntercept.preGetter(EntityBeanIntercept.java:914) at models.Security._ebean_get_status(Security.java:6)
For Java:There is probably a @OnetoMany
or a @ManyToOne
mapping that is faulty.
For Kotlin:There is probably a @OnetoMany
or a @ManyToOne
mapping that is faulty.
models.Security
class. Comment out each mapping until the exception goes away, then you have identified the problem.
Ebean does not think the bean in question is an entity bean, or we are explicitly registering entity beans (via ServerConfig.addClass()) and have not added the entity bean to that.
@Entity
annotation
If the entity beans are being explicit registered via serverConfig.addClass()
then it could
be that this entity bean class needs to also be included.
Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: Error with association to [class org.example.domain.Contact] from [org.example.domain.Customer.contacts]. Is class org.example.domain.Contact registered? at io.ebeaninternal.server.deploy.parse.AnnotationAssocManys.readToOne(AnnotationAssocManys.java:476) at io.ebeaninternal.server.deploy.parse.AnnotationAssocManys.read(AnnotationAssocManys.java:73) at io.ebeaninternal.server.deploy.parse.AnnotationAssocManys.parse(AnnotationAssocManys.java:64) at io.ebeaninternal.server.deploy.parse.ReadAnnotations.readAssociations(ReadAnnotations.java:50) ... 37 more
io.ebean : ebean-test
is a test dependency
See docs / testing for setting up ebean-test
ERROR io.ebean.Ebean - Error trying to create the default EbeanServer java.lang.RuntimeException: DataSource user is null? at org.avaje.datasource.pool.ConnectionPool.<init>(ConnectionPool.java:207) at org.avaje.datasource.core.Factory.createPool(Factory.java:15) at io.ebeaninternal.server.core.DefaultContainer.getDataSourceFromConfig(DefaultContainer.java:273) at io.ebeaninternal.server.core.DefaultContainer.setDataSource(DefaultContainer.java:217) ...
src/resources/ebean.mf
with transient-init-error: false
to turn off this error.
This is not recommended but can be used to support old behavior if desired. In this case the transient fields will be left
uninitialised when an instance is created by ebean.
This is an error thrown by ebean-agent when it is enhancing an entity bean that does not have a default constructor and the code in the constructor contains code that initialises transient (non-persistent) fields in a way that the ebean-agent is unable to support.
If a transient field is initialised in a constructor it must use a simple <init> using a no argument default constructor of a type. Initialisation via any other means is not supported (using a method or non-default constructors are not supported).
When this limitation is hit we can opt to add a default constructor ourselves. In this way we get full control and ebean-agent does not need to add a default constructor.
Note that "Not Supported" in effect means that ebean-agent is not be able to
initialise those transient fields in the default constructor that it is adding.
Those fields will be uninitialised so null, 0, false etc when ebean creates
the instance [using this default constructor, when we use transient-init-error: false
].
ebean-enhance> cls: test/model/BeanWithInvalidTransientInit msg: Error during transform java.lang.RuntimeException: ERROR: Entity class without default constructor has unsupported initialisation of transient fields. Entity class: test/model/BeanWithInvalidTransientInit - Unsupported initialisation of transient fields - [invalidTransientInitWithoutDefaultConstructor, invalidTransientInitViaMethod] Refer: https://ebean.io/docs/trouble-shooting#transient-initialisation java.lang.RuntimeException: ERROR: Entity class without default constructor has unsupported initialisation of transient fields. Entity class: test/model/BeanWithInvalidTransientInit - Unsupported initialisation of transient fields - [invalidTransientInitWithoutDefaultConstructor, invalidTransientInitViaMethod] Refer: https://ebean.io/docs/trouble-shooting#transient-initialisation at io.ebean.enhance.entity.DefaultConstructor.add(DefaultConstructor.java:26) at io.ebean.enhance.entity.ClassAdapterEntity.visitEnd(ClassAdapterEntity.java:214) at io.ebean.enhance.asm.ClassReader.accept(ClassReader.java:748) at io.ebean.enhance.asm.ClassReader.accept(ClassReader.java:424) at io.ebean.enhance.Transformer.entityEnhancement(Transformer.java:266) at io.ebean.enhance.Transformer.enhanceEntityAndTransactional(Transformer.java:223) at io.ebean.enhance.Transformer.transform(Transformer.java:178) at io.ebean.enhance.common.InputStreamTransform.transform(InputStreamTransform.java:53) at io.ebean.enhance.common.InputStreamTransform.transform(InputStreamTransform.java:41) at io.ebean.enhance.ant.OfflineFileTransform.transformFile(OfflineFileTransform.java:148) at io.ebean.enhance.ant.OfflineFileTransform.processPackage(OfflineFileTransform.java:132) at io.ebean.enhance.ant.OfflineFileTransform.processPackage(OfflineFileTransform.java:124) at io.ebean.enhance.ant.OfflineFileTransform.processPackage(OfflineFileTransform.java:124) at io.ebean.enhance.ant.OfflineFileTransform.process(OfflineFileTransform.java:66) at io.ebean.enhance.maven.AbstractEnhance.executeFor(AbstractEnhance.java:77) at io.ebean.enhance.maven.TestEnhanceMojo.execute(TestEnhanceMojo.java:27) at org.apache.maven.plugin.DefaultBuildPluginManager.executeMojo(DefaultBuildPluginManager.java:137)
Note that Ebean version 13.12.0
enabled this error by default.


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## Warning: package 'dplyr' was built under R version 3.2.5
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df <- data.frame(gp = factor(rep(letters[1:3], each = 10)),
y = rnorm(30))
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ds <- plyr::ddply(df, "gp", plyr::summarise, mean = mean(y), sd = sd(y))
# Declare the data frame and common aesthetics.
# The summary data frame ds is used to plot
# larger red points in a second geom_point() layer.
# If the data = argument is not specified, it uses the
# declared data frame from ggplot(); ditto for the aesthetics.
ggplot(df, aes(x = gp, y = y)) +
geom_point() +
geom_point(data = ds, aes(y = mean),
colour = 'red', size = 3)
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# Note how the x and y aesthetics must now be declared in
# each geom_point() layer.
ggplot(df) +
geom_point(aes(x = gp, y = y)) +
geom_point(data = ds, aes(x = gp, y = mean),
colour = 'red', size = 3)
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ggplot() +
geom_point(data = df, aes(x = gp, y = y)) +
geom_point(data = ds, aes(x = gp, y = mean),
colour = 'red', size = 3) +
geom_errorbar(data = ds, aes(x = gp, y = mean,
ymin = mean - sd, ymax = mean + sd),
colour = 'red', width = 0.4)


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User Guide 5 - Extending PHPCap
If you need additional functionality to what is provided by PHPCap, you can extend it.
Extending the RedCapProject class
You can create your own class that extends PHPCap's RedCapProject class where you can define custom methods.
For example, if you wanted to have a method that returns the title of the project, you could create a class similar to the following that extends PHPCap's RedCapProject class:
class MyRedCapProject extends IU\PHPCap\RedCapProject
{
public function exportProjectTitle() {
$projectInfo = $this->exportProjectInfo();
$projectTitle = $projectInfo['project_title'];
return $projectTitle;
}
}
The new class would have all of the methods of RedCapProject as well as the new method defined above, and you would then use this new class instead of RedCapProject, for example:
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$project = new MyRedCapProject($apiUrl, $apiToken);
$projectTitle = $project->exportProjectTitle();
print("Project Title: $projectTitle\n");
$records = $project->exportRecords();
The RedCapProject class also has a connection property that gives you direct access to the REDCap API. So within a method of your class extending RedCapProject, you could use the following to send data to, and get the results from, your REDCap API:
# Pass data to the REDCap API, and get back the result
$result = $this->connection->call($data);
This is useful for accessing methods provided by the REDCap API that have not been implemented in PHPCap.
If you do define your own project class, and want to use it in conjunction with PHPCap's RedCap class, you can use the setProjectConstructorCallback method of the RedCap class to get RedCap to use your project class for projects that it returns from its methods to create and get projects. For example:
...
$callback = function ($apiUrl, $apiToken, $sslVerify = false,
$caCertificateFile = null, $errorHandler = null,
$connection = null) {
return new MyRedCapProject($apiUrl, $apiToken, $sslVerify,
$caCertificateFile, $errorHandler, $connection);
};
...
$redCap = new RedCap($apiUrl);
$redCap->setProjectConstructorCallback($callback);
Extending the ErrorHandler class
The ErrorHandler class handles errors that occur in PHPCap, and it handles them by throwing a PhpCapException. This class can be extended, or you can implement a completely new class that implements the ErrorHandlerInterface interface.
The constructors for the RedCap and RedCapProject classes have an ErrorHandler parameter that can be used to set these classes to use your custom error handler class. In addition, if a project is created with, or gotten from, a RedCap object where a custom error handler has been set, the returned project will be assigned a clone of the custom error handler in the RedCap object.
Extending the RedCapApiConnection class
The RedCapApiConnection class is used to represent the PHPCap's underlying connection to a REDCap API. This class can be extended, or you can implement a completely new connection class that implements the RedCapApiConnectionInterface interface.
The constructors for the RedCap and RedCapProject classes have a connection parameter that can be used to set these classes to use your custom connection class. In addition, if a project is created with, or gotten from, a RedCap object where a custom connection has been set, the returned project will be assigned a clone of the custom connection in the RedCap object.


Energy Profile
Energy Consumption:
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Energy Production from solar PV installations:
  kWh/year
Assume each building roof is covered with solar pv panels and the performance ratio is 0.75. Annual average solar radiation for tilted panels in Singapore is 800kWh/m2.y


Cadmium Layout
This part of the demonstration will go over the structure of a cadmium application and the features that are provided to Cadmium content.
Content File Structure
This is an example of the file structure for a Cadmium application. Select any of the files to see information about what it is configuring.
> find . -type f
./404.html
./4xx.html
./5xx.html
./index.html
./META-INF/email/email-this-page.html
./META-INF/email/email-this-page.txt
./META-INF/mime.json
./META-INF/redirect.json
./META-INF/secure.json
./404.html
./4xx.html
./5xx.html
./index.html
./META-INF/email/email-this-page.html
./META-INF/email/email-this-page.txt
./META-INF/mime.json
./META-INF/redirect.json
./META-INF/secure.json
Application URL Structure
The URLs of a cadmium application are divided into 3 main groups:
- http://domain/system - REST apis for managing the site.
- http://domain/api - REST apis for the content (search, email, etc.).
- http://domain/ - the deployed content.


The Play button turns green when the animation finishes loading.
The 1x and 2x Buttons control the animation speed.
The Full screen button expands the animation to fit the screen. To exit full screen use 'Esc' key or 'F11' key on Desktop or drag down and press 'back' key on touchscreens.
An exoplanet or an extrasolar planet is a planet that is in orbit of a star other than the sun
As of 1 May 2019, there are 4,058 confirmed planets in 3,033 systems, with 658 systems having more than one planet.
Additional Resources:
NASA Exoplanet Exploration


by Curtis Edmonds --<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Lawyers have a saying that goes something like this: "The most important thing you can do in a courtroom is show sincerity. If you can fake that, you've got it made."
Matt Damon stars in The Rainmaker as Rudy Baylor, a young, sincere, idealistic lawyer fresh out of Memphis State Law School, entering the cutthroat world of the legal profession. He begins his career with a golden opportunity: a lawsuit filed by the Black family, who are struggling with an evil, heartless insurance company for coverage of a bone-marrow transplant for young Donny Ray Black. The movie -- minus some extraneous subplots -- is about how this inexperienced David battles the mind-numbingly evil Goliath of health insurance.
The Rainmaker, adapted from the John Grisham novel, occupies a black-and-white moral universe. On one side, you have the brave family, let by the gallant Donnie Ray, and represented by the young, sincere, idealistic Baylor. On the other side, you have the insurance company, represented by a cadre of high-powered lawyers (led by Jon Voight). Both the insurance company and the law firm occupy huge, well-appointed office buildings, paid for by the poor, neglected policy holders who spend good money on worthless health insurance.
The problem is that it's all a sham.  The Rainmaker has this problem: its hero is a plaintiff's trial attorney. Attorneys -- especially plaintiff's personal injury lawyers -- are not your standard heroes, they're much too flawed for that. But in order to make the hero likable, to make the audience root for him, the script gives Damon all of the good moral qualities that there are, and demonizes the opposition to the point of caricature and beyond. Damon is good to his elderly landlord, his physically battered and emotionally scarred girlfriend (Clare Danes), and sympathetic to his clients. But he's too good for his own good.
Damon has proven, with Good Will Hunting, that he's a fine actor, full of passion and intensity. Here, he's not given any opportunity to shine: his character is required to be sincere and polite, and that's all. There's no spark of energy in his performance: he's singularly listless. The only clue that we get to what's going on in his head is the voice-over narration, and even that's flat and dull. Damon's not bad in the movie -- he even gets the Southern accent down pat -- but he's the victim of a one-dimensional screenplay. I would have liked The Rainmaker a whole lot better if Damon had been able to cut loose -- to experiment with being bad and unethical and tempted by the Dark Side of the law.
The other lawyers aren't much better. Jon Voight is the lead trial attorney for the evil insurance company -- which makes its money by systematically denying every single claim on principle. Voight is fine as a sleazy, oily lawyer in the negotiation and discovery sequences, but when he gets into the courtroom, he's as bad as he can be. He foolishly goads one of the jurors (Randy Travis) into attacking him during voir dire. He is harsh and angry to the grieving Mrs. Black (Mary Kay Place). He blusters and makes bad objections during the course of the trial.  And finally, he delivers the worst closing argument in the history of cinema film. But he's not the worst lawyer in the film: Mickey Rourke, as Damon's sleazy employer, is a poorly drawn cartoon of the worst lawyer stereotypes ever.
What saves The Rainmaker are two fine performances from veteran actor Danny DeVito and veteran director Francis Ford Coppola. DeVito supplies the charming roguishness that Damon isn't allowed in this movie. He instructs the shocked Damon in the fine art of ambulance chasing, makes sure that their battered office is swept for bugs, and generally applies a counterpoint to the oppresive sense of decency and goodness that Damon is forced into portraying. When he spots a little kid with his arm in a cast on the street, DeVito does the only thing he knows to do: he hands him his card just in case there's a possible lawsuit brewing.
Coppola really saves the day, though, by providing a pervasive sense of presence. The movie was shot on location in Memphis, and there was a lot of careful thought that went into the places where the movie was filmed and the casting of extras. Rourke's combination law office and honkytonk is a wonderful visual sight gag. The down-at-the-heels houses where Damon and the Black family live look like real people actually live there. The casting choices are excellent, too. Mary Kay Place is just right as as the beleaguered Dot Black. Danny Glover has a couple of nice moments as the trial judge. The jury looks like a real jury, the lawyers look like real lawyers, and Memphis looks like something more than an anonymous concrete canyon.
Even the cars are just right. There's a beat-up 50's vintage junker in the back of the Black house where the father (who "ain't right") sits and drinks. Damon drives an equally junky hatchback filled with his worldly possessions (it's a dead ringer for the one that I drove in law school) -- and then moves up to an elderly blue Volvo. (The opposition lawyers drive sleek, German luxury cars -- another sign of their evil.)
The old adage in Hollywood used to be: If you want to send a message, call Western Union. The Rainmaker is a "message movie", plain and simple. But if you're going to send a message, it might as well be on a Hallmark card, right? The Rainmaker is lucky to have actors like DeVito and Damon, and especially lucky to have a director like Coppola, who obviously cares enough to send his very best. Unfortunately, it's not quite good enough to save The Rainmaker from itself.
Rating: B
-- Curtis "BlueDuck" Edmonds<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The Hollywood Stock Brokerage and Resource http://www.hsbr.org/brokers/blueduck/
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The Wizarding Network of Harry Potter
Using the navigation toolbar below, users can explore the relationships of 178 characters from the Harry Potter universe. Either clicking on a node or searching for a name will highlight that character, and bring a slider on screen that contains all of that particular character's connections. Clicking on any of these characters on the slider will bring up their wiki page on screen.
The list of 178 characters was taken from wikipedia, and the connections between characters were scraped from the relevant Harry Potter wikia sites. Note that this assumes the all characters who are hyperlinked on a given character page share some "logical connection" with said character in the Harry Potter universe. However, some links may be incorrect/missing given this assumption.
Data was scraped in R using rvest, cleaned in R using igraph, and visualized using the sigma.js library. For more information regarding the creation of this network and for the data and code, see my GitHub page.