Main cast member of The Crown seasons 1 and 2 returns for new episode
SPOILERS: One main cast member puts in an appearance despite the rest of the cast changing for The Crown season 3
by Lewis Knight, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/lewis-knight/A major player from the first two seasons of The Crown appears in the third season.
John Lithgow reprises his role as former Prime Minister and war icon Sir Winston Churchill for the opening episode of the Netflix drama's third season.
The episode, entitled Olding, explores The Queen (Olivia Colman) getting adjusted to a new PM in the form of Labour reformer Harold Wilson (Jason Watkins).
However, as the country and the Queen adjust to this change, she must also say goodbye to her first Prime Minister and mentor, Sir Winston Churchill, as he passes away.
Lithgow is the only main cast member from the first two seasons of The Crown to return for scenes in the new season, however, supporting player Pip Torrens does appear in a flashback scene as steely advisor Sir Andrew "Tommy" Lascelles.
Previous leading players Claire Foy and Matt Smith also appear in photographs in the new episodes.
In addition to portraying Harold Wilson, the new episodes will also show actor Michael Moloney as Prime Minister Edward Heath, who served as a Conservative Prime Minister between Wilson's terms as PM.
Gillian Anderson is set to portray Heath's successor as leader of the Conservative Party and eventual Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, in the fourth season of the drama which is due to be released on Netflix in 2020.
How will the Queen take to these politicians in the show?
The Crown season 3 is released on Netflix on November 17, 2019.
Are you pleased to see John Lithgow back as Winston Churchill? Let us know in the comments below.


InvoiceLineCreate
class InvoiceLineCreate extends AbstractInvoiceLine
Create a new accounts receivable invoice line record
Traits
Methods
Set offset GL account number
Set transaction amount
Set revenue recognition template ID
Set deferred revenue GL account number
Details
in CustomFieldsTrait at line line 33
array
getCustomFields()
Get custom fields
in CustomFieldsTrait at line line 43
setCustomFields(array $customFields)
Set custom fields
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 103
string
getAccountLabel()
Get account label
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 113
setAccountLabel(string $accountLabel)
Set account label
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 123
string
getGlAccountNumber()
Get GL account number
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 133
setGlAccountNumber(string $glAccountNumber)
Set GL account number
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 143
string
getOffsetGLAccountNumber()
Get offset GL account number
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 153
setOffsetGLAccountNumber(string $offsetGLAccountNumber)
Set offset GL account number
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 163
float|string
getTransactionAmount()
Get transaction amount
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 173
setTransactionAmount(float|string $transactionAmount)
Set transaction amount
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 183
string
getAllocationId()
Get allocation ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 193
setAllocationId(string $allocationId)
Set allocation ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 203
string
getMemo()
Get memo
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 213
setMemo(string $memo)
Set memo
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 223
string
getKey()
Get key
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 233
setKey(string $key)
Set key
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 243
float|string
getTotalPaid()
Get total paid
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 253
setTotalPaid(float|string $totalPaid)
Set total paid
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 263
float|string
getTotalDue()
Get total due
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 273
setTotalDue(float|string $totalDue)
Set total due
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 283
string
getRevRecTemplateId()
Get revenue recognition template ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 293
setRevRecTemplateId(string $revRecTemplateId)
Set revenue recognition template ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 303
string
getDeferredRevGlAccountNo()
Get deferred revenue GL account number
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 313
setDeferredRevGlAccountNo(string $deferredRevGlAccountNo)
Set deferred revenue GL account number
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 323
DateType
getRevRecStartDate()
Get revenue recognition start date
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 333
setRevRecStartDate(DateType $revRecStartDate)
Set revenue recognition start date
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 343
DateType
getRevRecEndDate()
Get revenue recognition end date
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 353
setRevRecEndDate(DateType $revRecEndDate)
Set revenue recognition end date
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 363
string
getDepartmentId()
Get department ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 373
setDepartmentId(string $departmentId)
Set department ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 383
string
getLocationId()
Get location ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 393
setLocationId(string $locationId)
Set location ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 403
string
getProjectId()
Get project ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 413
setProjectId(string $projectId)
Set project ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 423
string
getCustomerId()
Get customer ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 433
setCustomerId(string $customerId)
Set customer ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 443
string
getVendorId()
Get vendor ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 453
setVendorId(string $vendorId)
Set vendor ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 463
string
getEmployeeId()
Get employee ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 473
setEmployeeId(string $employeeId)
Set employee ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 483
string
getItemId()
Get item ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 493
setItemId(string $itemId)
Set item ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 503
string
getClassId()
Get class ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 513
setClassId(string $classId)
Set class ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 523
string
getContractId()
Get contract ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 533
setContractId(string $contractId)
Set contract ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 543
string
getWarehouseId()
Get warehouse ID
in AbstractInvoiceLine at line line 553
setWarehouseId(string $warehouseId)
Set warehouse ID
at line line 33
writeXml(XMLWriter $xml)
Write the lineitem block XML


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UMI3D Unity SDK
2.5.b.221125
A UMI3D sdk implementation using Unity
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Data Tranfert Object for UMI3D media, the abstraction of a set of environments. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| MediaDto () | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from umi3d.common.UMI3DDto | |
| byte[] | ToBson (TypeNameHandling typeNameHandling=TypeNameHandling.All) |
| Should be used to serialize this object to BSON. More... | |
| string | ToJson (TypeNameHandling typeNameHandling=TypeNameHandling.All) |
| Should be used to serialize this object to JSON. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| string | name |
| Name of the media. More... | |
| ResourceDto | icon2D |
| The interaction's icon 2D. More... | |
| ResourceDto | icon3D |
| The interaction's icon 3D. More... | |
| string | versionMajor |
| Major part of the version of the media. More... | |
| string | versionMinor |
| Minor part of the version of the media. More... | |
| string | versionStatus |
| Status part of the version of the media. More... | |
| string | versionDate |
| Date part of the version of the media. More... | |
| string | url |
| Path of the media. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from umi3d.common.UMI3DDto | |
| static byte[] | ToBson (UMI3DDto dto, TypeNameHandling typeNameHandling=TypeNameHandling.All) |
| Should be used to serialize UMI3D Data Transfer Object to BSON. More... | |
| static string | ToJson (UMI3DDto dto, TypeNameHandling typeNameHandling=TypeNameHandling.All) |
| Should be used to serialize UMI3D Data Transfer Object to JSON. More... | |
| static UMI3DDto | FromBson (byte[] bson, TypeNameHandling typeNameHandling=TypeNameHandling.All) |
| Should be used to deserialize a UMI3D Data Transfer Object from BSON. More... | |
| static T | FromBson< T > (byte[] bson, TypeNameHandling typeNameHandling=TypeNameHandling.All) |
| Should be used to deserialize a DTO of type T from BSON. More... | |
| static UMI3DDto | FromJson (string json) |
| Should be used to deserialize a UMI3D Data Transfer Object from JSON. More... | |
| static T | FromJson< T > (string json, TypeNameHandling typeNameHandling=TypeNameHandling.All, System.Collections.Generic.IList< JsonConverter > converters=null) |
| Should be used to deserialize a DTO of type T from JSON. More... | |
Data Tranfert Object for UMI3D media, the abstraction of a set of environments.
A media can either be a world or a single environment.
| umi3d.common.MediaDto.MediaDto | ( | ) |
| ResourceDto umi3d.common.MediaDto.icon2D |
The interaction's icon 2D.
| ResourceDto umi3d.common.MediaDto.icon3D |
The interaction's icon 3D.
| string umi3d.common.MediaDto.name |
Name of the media.
| string umi3d.common.MediaDto.url |
Path of the media.
| string umi3d.common.MediaDto.versionDate |
Date part of the version of the media.
Versions are Major.Minor.Status.Date
| string umi3d.common.MediaDto.versionMajor |
Major part of the version of the media.
Versions are Major.Minor.Status.Date
| string umi3d.common.MediaDto.versionMinor |
Minor part of the version of the media.
Versions are Major.Minor.Status.Date
| string umi3d.common.MediaDto.versionStatus |
Status part of the version of the media.
Versions are Major.Minor.Status.Date


Police investigating two suspicious fires at Epsom property
by New Zealand Police"Police investigating two suspicious fires at Epsom property"
Please attribute to Detective Senior Sergeant Kathryn Bostock, Manager Auckland City Crime Squad:
Police are investigating after two suspicious fires at a property on Manukau Road, Epsom, this weekend.
At around 3am on Saturday, emergency services were called after a shop front at the property was set alight.
Then, at around 3am this morning, a car was driven into the shop front and set alight.
The occupants of a residential property above the store were home at the time of both incidents.
While they were fortunately not injured in either incident, Police are mindful that the outcome could have been very different, and we are taking this matter very seriously.
We would like to hear from anyone in the Manukau Road area around the times of these two incidents, who may have seen something which could assist our enquiries.
If you can help, please call 105 and quote file number 191117/1234.
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| CacheStorage |
The system for cache handling.
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| Callback<T> | |
| CertificateVerifier |
Represents a service for verifying SSL certificates.
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| ContextMenuHandler |
Interface for handling browser context menu requests.
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| Cookie |
Represents an HTTP cookie.
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| CookieStorage |
The system for storing and retrieving cookies.
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| DialogHandler |
Allows handling browser dialogs such as JavaScript alert, confirmation and prompt.
|
| DownloadHandler |
Allows handling file downloads.
|
| DownloadItem |
Provides different information such as file URL, its mime type,
percent complete, received bytes etc.
|
| FullScreenHandler |
The listener interface for receiving full-screen state change events.
|
| HttpHeaders |
Represents HTTP request and response headers, mapping string header names to list of header values.
|
| HttpHeadersEx |
Represents HTTP request/response headers.
|
| InputEventsHandler<T> |
An input events filter that can be set to the
BrowserView to filter
different input events such as mouse, scroll, keyboard, etc. |
| JSFunctionCallback |
Represents a Java function that can be invoked from JavaScript side.
|
| LoadHandler |
Allows handling any load activity including filtering all URLs loaded in Browser component.
|
| MediaStreamDeviceProvider |
Provides default media stream device that Chromium should use
for capturing audio/video input on loaded web page.
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| NetworkDelegate |
Interface for handling URL requests and responses.
|
| NotificationHandler |
The handler interface for receiving browser HTML5 desktop common notification events.
|
| PermissionHandler |
Allows handling permission requests from web pages such as
geolocation, desktop notification permission requests, etc.
|
| PluginFilter |
A plugin filter that is used by Chromium engine to find out what plugin is allowed during
web page loading.
|
| PluginManager |
The system for plugins management.
|
| PopupContainer |
Each container that can be used for newly created browser must implement this interface.
|
| PopupHandler |
Implementers of
PopupHandler may manage newly created popup windows
that were opened using the window.open JavaScript function. |
| PrintHandler |
Allows handling printing initiated by
Browser.print() method or
window.print() JavaScript on the web page. |
| ProtocolHandler |
Interface for handing URL requests and responses.
|
| ResourceHandler |
Allows handling process of loading resources such as HTML, images, JavaScript, CSS files, etc.
|
| SpellCheckListener |
The interface for receiving spell check events.
|
| UploadData |
General interface that describes upload data in HTTP request.
|
| WebStorage |
The WebStorage interface of the Web Storage API provides access to the session storage or
local storage for a particular document on the loaded web page, allowing you to for example
add, modify or delete stored data items.
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| XPathIterator |
Represents the iterator over the XPath result node set.
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| XPathIteratorItem |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AuthRequiredParams |
Represents parameters that are passed to the
NetworkDelegate.onAuthRequired(AuthRequiredParams) method. |
| AutoDetectProxyConfig |
With this proxy configuration the connection automatically
detects proxy settings.
|
| BeforeRedirectParams |
Represents parameters that are passed to the
NetworkDelegate.onBeforeRedirect(BeforeRedirectParams) method. |
| BeforeSendHeadersParams |
Represents parameters that are passed to the
NetworkDelegate.onBeforeSendHeaders(BeforeSendHeadersParams) method. |
| BeforeSendProxyHeadersParams |
Represents parameters that are passed to the
NetworkDelegate.onBeforeSendProxyHeaders(BeforeSendProxyHeadersParams) method. |
| BeforeURLRequestParams |
Represents parameters that are passed to the
NetworkDelegate.onBeforeURLRequest(BeforeURLRequestParams) method. |
| Browser |
Represents web browser control based on Chromium engine.
|
| BrowserContext |
Describes context of a
Browser instance. |
| BrowserContextParams |
Represents parameters required for
BrowserContext instance. |
| BrowserCore |
Provides access to Chromium core functionality.
|
| BrowserKeyEvent |
Represents a key event that can be forwarded to Chromium engine
using the
Browser.forwardKeyEvent(BrowserKeyEvent) method. |
| BrowserKeyEvent.KeyModifiers |
Represents key modifiers that can be passed to
BrowserKeyEvent instance. |
| BrowserKeyEvent.KeyModifiersBuilder |
A builder that allows you to construct a
BrowserKeyEvent.KeyModifiers instance. |
| BrowserMouseEvent |
Represents a mouse event that can be forwarded to Chromium engine
using the
Browser.forwardMouseEvent(BrowserMouseEvent) method. |
| BrowserMouseEvent.BrowserMouseEventBuilder | |
| BrowserPreferences |
Browser instance and global library preferences.
|
| BytesData |
Contains upload parameters represented as plain bytes.
|
| Certificate |
Provides information about X509 certificate.
|
| CertificateErrorParams |
Contains information about SSL certificate error.
|
| CertificatesDialogParams |
Represents parameters that are passed to the
DialogHandler.onSelectCertificate(CertificatesDialogParams) method. |
| CertificateVerifyParams |
Provides information about SSL certificate, host name, and Chromium verify results.
|
| ColorChooserParams |
Represents parameters that are passed to the
DialogHandler.onColorChooser(ColorChooserParams) method. |
| ContextMenu |
Provides access to context menu items and allows notifying
Chromium engine about context menu state.
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| ContextMenuItem |
Provides info about context menu item.
|
| ContextMenuParams |
Contains information about context menu.
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| CustomProxyConfig |
Describes a user's proxy settings.
|
| DataReceivedParams |
Represents parameters that are passed to the
NetworkDelegate.onDataReceived(DataReceivedParams) method. |
| DefaultLoadHandler |
Default implementation of the
LoadHandler interface. |
| DialogParams |
Represents parameters that are passed to the
DialogHandler.onAlert(DialogParams) and
DialogHandler.onConfirmation(DialogParams) methods. |
| DirectProxyConfig |
With this proxy configuration the connection doesn't use a proxy server.
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| FileChooserParams |
Represents parameters that are passed to the
DialogHandler.onFileChooser(FileChooserParams) method. |
| FormData |
Represents POST data parameters if the Content-Type is
application/x-www-form-urlencoded . |
| HeadersReceivedParams |
Represents parameters that are passed to the
NetworkDelegate.onHeadersReceived(HeadersReceivedParams) method. |
| HostPortPair |
Represents combination of host and port.
|
| JSArray |
Represents JavaScript Array object.
|
| JSBoolean |
Represents JavaScript primitive boolean value.
|
| JSBooleanObject |
Represents JavaScript Boolean object.
|
| JSContext |
Represents JavaScript execution context.
|
| JSFunction |
Represents a JavaScript function.
|
| JSNumber |
Represents JavaScript primitive number value.
|
| JSNumberObject |
Represents JavaScript Number object.
|
| JSObject |
Represents a JavaScript object.
|
| JSONString |
Represents a string in JSON format.
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| JSPrimitive<T> |
An abstract class for JavaScript primitive types.
|
| JSString |
Represents JavaScript primitive string value.
|
| JSStringObject |
Represents JavaScript String object.
|
| JSUndefined |
JavaScript undefined value.
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| JSValue |
Class for all JavaScript values.
|
| LoadDataParams |
Parameters that are used in the
Browser.loadData(long, LoadDataParams) method. |
| LoadHTMLParams |
Parameters that are used in the
Browser.loadHTML(LoadHTMLParams) method. |
| LoadParams |
Contains information about load event.
|
| LoadURLParams |
Parameters that are used in the
Browser.loadURL(LoadURLParams) method. |
| MediaStreamDevice |
Represents a media stream device.
|
| MediaStreamDeviceManager |
The system for managing media stream devices.
|
| MediaStreamDeviceRequest |
Represents a request for media streams (audio/video).
|
| MultipartFormData |
Represents POST data parameters if the Content-Type is
multipart/form-data . |
| NavigationEntry |
Provides information about the navigation entry that is used to navigate through the
Browser navigation history.
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| NetworkService |
Provides access to a network level functionality.
|
| Notification |
Represents object that contains information about browser notification, stores notification state data and provides
functionality that allows user to perform operations with notification (click, closeInternal, etc.) and listen browser events
associated with this notification instance.
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| NotificationService |
Provides access to HTML5 desktop notifications functionality.
|
| PACScriptErrorParams |
Provides details about PAC script error.
|
| PageMargins |
Margins in printer device points for a page setup.
|
| PageRange |
Page range for printing.
|
| PaperSize |
Describes paper format name, and paper width and height in microns.
|
| PermissionRequest |
Provides details on the permission request.
|
| PluginInfo |
Contains information about Chromium plugin.
|
| PopupParams |
The information that can be used before creating a new browser window.
|
| Principal |
Represents the notion of a X509 principal, which used to represent
subject or issuer entities.
|
| PrintJob |
Indicates a print job.
|
| PrintSettings |
Provides access to different printing settings.
|
| ProductInfo |
This class provides information about JxBrowser.
|
| PromptDialogParams |
Represents parameters that are passed to the
DialogHandler.onPrompt(PromptDialogParams) method. |
| ProtocolService |
Provides access to functionality that allows registering non-standard
protocol handlers and overriding standard protocols.
|
| ProxyConfig |
An abstract class that must be implemented by all possible proxy configurations.
|
| RawData | |
| ReloadPostDataParams |
Represents parameters that are passed to the
DialogHandler.onReloadPostData(ReloadPostDataParams) method. |
| RenderProcessInfo |
Contains information about current render process associated with the Browser instance.
|
| RequestCompletedParams |
Represents parameters that are passed to the
NetworkDelegate.onCompleted(RequestCompletedParams) method. |
| RequestParams |
Parent class for all
NetworkDelegate method params. |
| ResourceParams |
Represents information about resource.
|
| ResponseStartedParams |
Represents parameters that are passed to the
NetworkDelegate.onResponseStarted(ResponseStartedParams) method. |
| SearchParams |
Represents search request parameters, that are used for searching text on a web page.
|
| SearchResult |
Provides information about the number of matches of a specified text on a web page.
|
| SendHeadersParams |
Represents parameters that are passed to the
NetworkDelegate.onSendHeaders(SendHeadersParams) method. |
| SpellCheckCompletedParams |
Represents parameters that are passed to the
SpellCheckListener.onSpellCheckCompleted(SpellCheckCompletedParams) method. |
| SpellCheckerService |
Provides access to spellchecker service.
|
| SpellCheckResult |
Contains information about specific mistake in the examined text.
|
| StatusLine |
Represents a normalized status line of HTTP response.
|
| SubjectAlternativeName |
Represents the alternative subject name entity.
|
| TextData |
Contains POST parameters which cannot be represented as
FormData
or MultipartFormData but can be represented as plain text. |
| UnloadDialogParams |
Represents parameters that are passed to the
DialogHandler.onBeforeUnload(UnloadDialogParams) method. |
| URLProxyConfig |
With this proxy configuration the connection uses proxy settings
received from proxy auto-config (PAC) file which is located at
the specific address.
|
| URLRequest |
Represents URL request that is passed to the
ProtocolHandler.onRequest(URLRequest) method. |
| URLResponse |
Represents URL response for the
ProtocolHandler.onRequest(URLRequest)
method that allows providing custom response. |
| XPathResult |
Represents the result of evaluating the XPath expression.
|
| ZoomService |
Provides access to zoom configuration.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| BrowserKeyEvent.KeyCode |
Contains all the key codes which can be forwarded to Chromium engine.
|
| BrowserKeyEvent.KeyEventType |
Represents key event type.
|
| BrowserMouseEvent.MouseButtonType |
Represents mouse button type
|
| BrowserMouseEvent.MouseEventType |
Represents mouse event type
|
| BrowserMouseEvent.MouseScrollType |
Represents mouse scroll type
|
| BrowserType |
Provides set of supported browser types.
|
| CertificateVerifyFlag |
Enum of flags that indicate result of SSL certificate verification
by default Chromium certificate verifier.
|
| CertificateVerifyResult |
Represents possible certificate verification results.
|
| CloseStatus |
The dialog close status indicates the way (OK or Cancel button) the dialog was closed.
|
| ColorModel |
Print color mode values.
|
| ContextMenuItemType | |
| DuplexMode |
Print duplex mode values.
|
| EditorCommand |
The list of commands for text manipulation when editing in a text field, text area or WYSIWYG editor.
|
| ExtendedKeyUsage |
Represents extended key usage values.
|
| FileChooserMode |
List of modes of the browser file chooser dialog.
|
| HttpStatus |
Represents allowed HTTP response status values.
|
| KeyUsage |
Represents key usage values.
|
| LoadParams.LoadPolicy | |
| LoadParams.LoadType | |
| LoggerProvider |
Provides access to different JxBrowser Loggers which are used to log Browser,
IPC and Chromium process messages.
|
| MediaStreamType |
Represents types of media streams.
|
| MediaType |
List of known media types.
|
| NavigationEntry.PageType |
The type of the page a
NavigationEntry corresponds to. |
| NotificationType |
Represents enumeration with HTML5 desktop notification types.
|
| PermissionStatus |
Represents enum with permission statuses.
|
| PermissionType |
Represents enum with permission types.
|
| PluginType |
Enumeration for identifying the type of plugin
|
| PrintStatus |
The print status indicates whether printing must be canceled or not.
|
| ProxyType |
Represents type of a proxy connection.
|
| RequestStatus |
Possible statuses of a HTTP request.
|
| ResourceType | |
| SavePageType |
Determines how the web page will be saved via the
Browser.saveWebPage(String, String, SavePageType) method. |
| StopFindAction |
Provides actions for
Browser.stopFindingText(StopFindAction) method. |
| StorageType |
Represents Chromium data storage type.
|
| SubjectAlternativeName.Type |
Alternative name types.
|
| TerminationStatus |
List of possible render process termination statuses.
|
| UploadDataType |
List of supported upload data types.
|
| WebRTCIPHandlingPolicy |
List of supported policies for WebRTC IP handling.
|
| XPathResultType |
Represents the type of an XPath evaluation result.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| BrowserException |
Thrown when an error happens during
Browser instantiation. |
| JSFunctionException |
Thrown to indicate that during JavaScript function execution an error has been thrown.
|
| Annotation Type | Description |
|---|---|
| JSAccessible |


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Dr. Yoyo's List of Things to Do
Freshman year is harder than I thought. This is the reason for Dr. Yoyo's List of Things to Do.
- Return $1 to Kim for that coffee
- Do HW( list is sorted by easiness of HW
- WP homework
- Computer Graphics
- Machine Learning
- Buy textbooks


STATION 2 of 5
At SDE4, one-third of the rainwater runoff from the roof is conveyed into the bioretention basin located in the sorrounding landscaped area. The basin slows down the run-off, embellishes the landscape and filters water through a dense vegetation layer. The resulting harvested water is then used to meet irrigation and other non-potable water demands of the building.


The changing face of navigation
Will three lines change the way we navigate sites?
There seems to be an interesting pattern emerging as 2013 draws to a close, the acceptance of three lines (☰) as a way to navigate not only on small screen devices, but as a way to signal primary navigation regardless of the screen that you are on.
I first noticed the introduction on Pinterest, have seen this appear on Uber, and now on Slate since their September redesign.
Pinterest and Uber have implemented it in a fairly familiar fashion. The top portion of the website still has a clear strip to separate from the content below, with the three lines being used to open up the various sections. Slate has the navigation in the top right, in a separate block, not too dissimilar to the regular content areas.
As a quick test I spoke with my father, a 76 year old, who despite his age is fairly technical. He uses Chrome as his browser, tweets, posts on Facebook, and owns both a laptop and an iPad. When I asked him about this new trend in navigation, he expressed some doubts.
‘Normal people’ will not understand to click on the three lines. People who use computers very rarely would not know what they indicated. They would just see what is on screen and would think that it is it. Three lines don’t represent anything at all.
I fear he is right. At least for a portion of the online community this icon does not represent anything to them, and although it will become more familiar in time, we are at a time where relying purely on the icon alone is not wise.
Naturally over time, and if the trend continues more people will become accustomed to navigating desktop sites in this way, learning the pattern from mobile devices. That being said, this assumes that users will be familiar with mobile patterns - something that will pass by my feature-phone operating father.
Slate’s website
Now I have no doubt that my father is not the target audience for Slate, but I fear that the icon is only one issue that users of Slate’s website will have. If you take a look at a page in greyscale then you can see the scale, layout and prominent calls to action first.
It is known that there is power in using images of people looking directly at you in UX, so this element will be one which immediately draws your attention. As the navigation block and call out to an article are the same colour, they are battling for attention. Adding in the images I fear this layout is going to cause confusion for a number of visitors.
An idea would have been to design in greyscale first, see whether the functionality of the site was optimised, and then start to introduce colour.
Despite the navigation block being sticky as you scroll down the page, I don’t think the ☰ is quite ready to sit there without supporting help text, something only Uber did on the example sites I selected.
ShareI’d be very curious to see the analytics on usage before and after the redesign.


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by Kevin McElwee at 2020-07-30 13:54:33.The new Community has been created with the URL https://dataspace.princeton.edu/jspui/handle/88435/dsp01z890rx19b, with the new Collection at https://dataspace.princeton.edu/jspui/handle/88435/dsp01th83m2280. User<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has been added with submission privileges.
The Research Data Service was also updated on the status of this request.
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by Kevin McElwee at 2020-07-30 16:18:15.Duplicate of #31
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by Kevin McElwee at 2020-07-30 16:58:50.The first option is most in line with what we do for music reserves right now.
Regarding open question #2, this is a good name, and the share has been created. The figgy service account utilized in the current ocr_pdf workflow has been granted read/write access to the share.
Throwing this away; replaced with simpler PR.
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by None at 2020-07-30 17:17:31.Coverage decreased (-1.6%) to 78.228% when pulling 3174d97bb671da32421a1bba3b4280ac8d9729ee on alma-implementation into 73a88ecc1c421245a8ca5a7f4a3ee125de65ba91 on master.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2020-07-30 15:19:57.This has been advanced with #325, and pending the successful review of that pull request, I would consider this closed as well.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2020-07-30 15:26:58.Given that the new wireframes are replacing how this is rendered, #277 will supercede this.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2020-07-30 17:51:57.ready_for_review
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-07-30 17:58:11.@sdellis sorry to trouble you, but might I please request the status of the wireframes?
The link for the approved draft of the wireframes is https://xd.adobe.com/view/a54bb217-10ff-43b2-72f6-6c3cadf376a4-d37a/. I will update this in the body of this Issue.
@jrgriffiniii the latest draft of the wireframes are here: https://xd.adobe.com/view/a54bb217-10ff-43b2-72f6-6c3cadf376a4-d37a/
There are a few details that we will be finalizing early next week, so these drafts are not approved yet. However, at this point it will be mainly vocabulary/language changes, so you can determine if we can proceed before sign-off.
Thank you very much for this Shaun. Please freely object, but I'm going to proceed by placing this in the "Review/QA" Pipeline given that this seems close to completion.
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by Shaun Ellis at 2020-07-30 15:34:08.subscribed
by Shaun Ellis at 2020-07-30 15:34:08.mentioned
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-07-30 16:31:05.subscribed
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-07-30 16:31:05.Please see https://xd.adobe.com/view/a54bb217-10ff-43b2-72f6-6c3cadf376a4-d37a/ for the approved design updates.
Given that this seems close to completion, I'm going to proceed by placing this in the "Review/QA" Pipeline (please see https://github.com/pulibrary/pulfalight/issues/238#issuecomment-666566594)
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by James R. Griffin III at 2020-07-30 18:26:39.Please see https://xd.adobe.com/view/c3b49814-866d-449f-44e7-2479ff0cbb30-b585/screen/7366cbcf-3a86-41ae-86e6-432e3d1e35b6 for the design of this interface.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2020-07-30 18:42:37.labeled
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-07-30 18:42:37.renamed
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-07-30 18:58:01.This request has been deprecated given the updated design for https://xd.adobe.com/view/c3b49814-866d-449f-44e7-2479ff0cbb30-b585/screen/17ab6c92-2aa9-4457-8bc2-30f4562829a2
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by James R. Griffin III at 2020-07-30 19:34:50.Please reference the new design on https://xd.adobe.com/view/c3b49814-866d-449f-44e7-2479ff0cbb30-b585/screen/84261189-8278-4c7e-9c84-64d6f00c5bff
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by James R. Griffin III at 2020-07-30 19:54:27.Coverage remained the same at 100.0% when pulling fbc0c40c3ca074244c69e3e68e2383f9881764cd on dependabot/npmandyarn/elliptic-6.5.3 into 2498ca6d9b2a0c7013bf7239a9b578263b1b4485 on master.
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by Kevin Reiss at 2020-07-30 18:57:05.assigned
by None at 2020-07-30 19:33:50.The events feed needs tagging added to it so we can filter out only PRDS related events. Libcal config options for RSS:
Test feed: https://libcal.princeton.edu/rss.php?m=month&iid=771&cid=12260
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Which static-site generator to use? I looked at js-based solutions like ghost (too much), and the great Go-based Hugo (maybe after I finally learn Go). In Ruby-world, there is the cool-looking but seemingly unmaintained toto (last commit in 2013), and the major player: Jekyll.
Jekyll seems like the obvious choice: it is the force behind GitHub Pages, which I have actually used for prior projects. And the amazing-looking staticman, which actually seems to solve the problem of comments for static sites, is built for it.
The problem, for me, with the Jekyll-GitHub Pages-staticman setup is the dark side of io. Even if you are using your own domain with Github pages, it seemingly relies under the hood on a .io
domain, which I don't want to engage.
And so, since I also do not particularly want to get involved with Disqus, I decided to forget about comments for now and go with Pelican. It's Python, it's battle-tested, and it's simple to host via a cloud bucket. And that "Pelican" turns out to be an anagram of calepin, which is French for "notebook," made it that much nicer.
Which cloud bucket? I've ended up on Google Cloud Platform for my personal projects. The reason has been, up to this point, Firebase (which was first recommended to me by my Sensei). When you're writing a few pages by hand, and/or need a db, there doesn't seem to be an easier way to host a site. That's not really what this is, though, so when I thought about this site, I thought first: Google Domains and then: Google Cloud Storage must, by now, have the same functionality as GitHub Pages. That second thought looked to be correct, and once I found this tutorial for static site hosting on GCP, I decided to try it.
For my first Pelican-based post, I read the quickstart, and followed the directions. My markdown is not particularly fast, but there are cheat sheets. (I won't post one because I haven't settled on any.)
I bought the domain and slowly followed the hosting tutorial directions. Once I had completed all the steps, I tested via
$ pelican content
followed by
$ pelican --listen
and everything looked OK.
I uploadled the contents of the entire Pelican-generated output
folder and all its subfolders to the cloud bucket via the bucket's UI. (That is, not output
itself as parent: yourbucketname
takes the place of output
-as-parent-folder.) And then I tried it, and my hello was live automagically.
To publish this post, will take an incremental step toward CI by using Google Cloud's version of rsync. From this post, I learned the following: "The -m flag accelerates upload by processing multiple files in parallel, and the -c flag avoids re-uploading unchanged files." The -r flag recurses through the subdirs. The -d flag, the doc says, "provides a means of making the contents of a destination bucket or directory match those of a source bucket or directory."
So the final command, having installed the gsutil tool is:
$ gsutil -m rsync -r -d ./your-dir gs://your-bucket
and if it works, this should show up...
(it worked after I did this within the env)


| 1 | /* =========================================================== | |
| 2 | * JFreeChart : a free chart library for the Java(tm) platform | |
| 3 | * =========================================================== | |
| 4 | * | |
| 5 | * (C) Copyright 2000-2009, by Object Refinery Limited and Contributors. | |
| 6 | * | |
| 7 | * Project Info: http://www.jfree.org/jfreechart/index.html | |
| 8 | * | |
| 9 | * This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it | |
| 10 | * under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by | |
| 11 | * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of the License, or | |
| 12 | * (at your option) any later version. | |
| 13 | * | |
| 14 | * This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but | |
| 15 | * WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY | |
| 16 | * or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public | |
| 17 | * License for more details. | |
| 18 | * | |
| 19 | * You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public | |
| 20 | * License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software | |
| 21 | * Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, | |
| 22 | * USA. | |
| 23 | * | |
| 24 | * [Java is a trademark or registered trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc. | |
| 25 | * in the United States and other countries.] | |
| 26 | * | |
| 27 | * --------------------- | |
| 28 | * SeriesChangeInfo.java | |
| 29 | * --------------------- | |
| 30 | * (C) Copyright 2009, by Object Refinery Limited. | |
| 31 | * | |
| 32 | * Original Author: David Gilbert (for Object Refinery Limited); | |
| 33 | * Contributor(s): -; | |
| 34 | * | |
| 35 | * Changes | |
| 36 | * ------- | |
| 37 | * 26-Jun-2009 : Version 1 (DG); | |
| 38 | * | |
| 39 | */ | |
| 40 | ||
| 41 | package org.jfree.data.general; | |
| 42 | ||
| 43 | /** | |
| 44 | * Summarises a change to a series. | |
| 45 | * | |
| 46 | * @since 1.2.0 | |
| 47 | */ | |
| 48 | public class SeriesChangeInfo { | |
| 49 | ||
| 50 | /** The type of change. */ | |
| 51 | private SeriesChangeType changeType; | |
| 52 | ||
| 53 | /** The index of the first data item affected by the change. */ | |
| 54 | private int index1; | |
| 55 | ||
| 56 | /** The index of the latest data item affected by the change. */ | |
| 57 | private int index2; | |
| 58 | ||
| 59 | /** | |
| 60 | * Creates a new instance. | |
| 61 | * | |
| 62 | * @param t the type of change (null not permitted). | |
| 63 | * @param index1 the index of the first data item affected by the change. | |
| 64 | * @param index2 the index of the last data item affected by the change. | |
| 65 | */ | |
| 66 | public SeriesChangeInfo(SeriesChangeType t, int index1, int index2) { | |
| 67 | this.changeType = t; | |
| 68 | this.index1 = index1; | |
| 69 | this.index2 = index2; | |
| 70 | } | |
| 71 | ||
| 72 | /** | |
| 73 | * Returns the series change type. | |
| 74 | * | |
| 75 | * @return The series change type. | |
| 76 | */ | |
| 77 | public SeriesChangeType getChangeType() { | |
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| 80 | ||
| 81 | /** | |
| 82 | * Returns the index of the first item affected by the change. | |
| 83 | * | |
| 84 | * @return The index. | |
| 85 | */ | |
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| 91 | * Returns the index of the last item affects by the change. | |
| 92 | * | |
| 93 | * @return The index. | |
| 94 | */ | |
| 95 | public int getIndex2() { | |
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Do we like monads?
Do we want more free constructions?
I basically did 4 free constructions in one morning
@Reid Barton @Johan Commelin Do you see some worth in this PR as testcases for your newly added adjunctions?
My gut feeling is that every now and then we get people who say "hey, are XYZ in Lean yet?" and if someone who knows how Lean works best has written a basic definition then we can say "yes" and sound more impressive, whilst simultaneously removing the risk that someone who wants something like free monoids will patch something together in a non-idiomatic way.
free monoid is just list; I have not constructed free monoid from a type
you have two free semigroup constructions now, so they should be related
also any nontrivial connections between the different free constructions
they are canonically isomorphic, no less
the constructions are different - one works on an existing magma
but I think you can say that the free semigroup over the free magma is isomorphic to the free semigroup
Kenny and I were chatting privately about this but I'll raise it here -- is there a useful "Strickland Predicate" for these constructions?
It's not so clear to me that there is. Neil isn't subscribed to this stream BTW.
I'm not sure why he is getting his name on all this stuff now
What's it actually called?
a predicate?
:-)
I am using it to mean a way of identifying an object as isomorphic to an object which you've constructed
Sure, you can write is_free
(typically a universal object)
I actually proved the isomorphism (and deleted it afterwards because it works :p
So one dumb predicate is that a random object A is isomorphic to the universal object X if there's an isomorphism between A and X
I’ll add it back after lunch
that should be one of the things in this PR I guess
But Neil isolated a more primitive criterion for a random object to be isomorphic to the universal object.
that is, without the definition you can say that if you have a type that satisfies the universal property then it's isomorphic to the free construction
Right.
But Neil had an easier-to-check property which implied the universal property
but the universal property spans universes so no luck
I think this was part of the motivation
such a criterion is dependent on the object in question
sadly we cannot quantify over universes
no it is all wrong
don’t Strickland it
In the case of free groups and such, you can say something like the function that takes a list and sums elements of f applied to the list, is injective
use adjunctions
which amounts to a description that refers to the free X's construction
say that X is a free group over A if X is the initial object in some weird comma category
no
So do we want more free constructions or not? @Kevin Buzzard @Mario Carneiro
I say we want everything at least once
And prove the universal properties
so... more free constructions?
you know how many structures we have
actually I don't know
I estimate at least 20?
Ultimately we surely want to consider all standard constructions like limits and colimits in all standard categories
And the construction of these more general things often involves free things
but free comm ring seems to be controversial
I still can't get over the fact that there is no free fields
can someone explain it to me categorically?
Well I am only representing the mathematicians side of the story
Kenny, why don't you look up the statement of the standard adjoint functor theorems and post them here
Special and general
because I don't believe in it
Because one of them gives free groups
I'm just saying that we could then see why they don't give free fields
But I am at the gym
And typing is hard
And my hands are quite sweaty
But I can still think
Theorem 2.1. Sufficient conditions for a limit-preserving functor G:D→C to be a right adjoint include:
1. D is complete and locally small, and G satisfies the solution set condition.
This is Freyd’s original version, sometimes called the “General Adjoint Functor Theorem”.
2. D is complete, locally small well-powered, and has a small cogenerating set, and C is locally small.
This is sometimes called the “Special Adjoint Functor Theorem”, and abbreviated to SAFT.
3. D is locally small and cototal, and C is locally small.
Is G the forgetful one?
yes
What does complete mean?
Product of two fields isn't a field
ah, limit preserving
fields don't have limit
They have direct limit but not product
What does cototal mean?
What is a limit preserving functor? Does this imply that both categories have all limts?
Does existence of free X imply X has all limits? I doubt it
I thought left adjoints preserve colimits and right adjoints preserve limits
what is there to preserve if there are no limits
I just didn't know whether the predicate "limit preserving" only applied to functors between categories that had all limits
well Set
certainly has all limits and colimits
so if there were an adjunction, we would also be able to find (one of) them in field
Only on the target objects or something
But given that no two fields have a coproduct or product
Maybe this answers your question
"Limit preserving" doesn't necessarily require the source category to have limits, but the conditions on D in each version of the theorem do
wait... Group => Monoid have a left adjoint and a right adjoint, doesn't it
I can make it smaller or bigger
yes that's true
the right adjoint is called the units
I'll work on the left adjoint
you can formally invert everything, or you can just keep the invertible things
actually I'm not so sure anymore
which one is the left adjoint
given any map from a monoid to the group, the units must be mapped to... units? ah but not every such map from the units can be extended
ok I'm clear
inverting everything is the left adjoint
I'm always impressed by people who know which is which out of left and right adjoint
I never found a good way of remembering
An aide de memoir or whatever
well when you figured out the right one right, what's left is the left one
Right
A left module is when the ring acts on the left
But for adjoints I always look it up
ok so I want to formally invert everything in a monoid M to form a group L(M)
to my mind, the best way is to use the free group generated by M, and then quotient?
I recall seeing something that implies that there is another construction
Because lean has special support for quotients
Which means that it's idiomatic to use them in your constructions
there has to be a cleaner way
because at the beginning I used (Monoid => Group) to construct the free group in the first place
Kenny why don't you prove that groups have all limits while you're at it?
limits? isn't that just product?
oh wait limits
eh isn't that just a subset of the product?
oh nvm the construction I used was Type => Type-with-involution => Monoid-with-involution => Group
so, resume construction as quotient of free group
nope it's too ugly
Updated
def length : free_magma α → ℕ | (of x) := 1 | (mul x y) := length x + length y
@Mario Carneiro ok so the discussion on the other thread inspired me to define this function; do you see any worth?
you should ask the mathematicians, but I think this is used
it's also an example of a definition that doesn't use the universal property, how would you write it as a lift?
I've already noticed that traverse
doesn't use universal property
also of course you can write it as a lift, N
is a magma afterall
it's the lift of the constant function 1
(modulo some multiplicative
business)
Yes, it is definitely used (a lot!).
@Sebastien Gouezel could you provide some examples?
It's about free groups instead of free magmas but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Word_metric comes to mind
Honestly I don't see the point of magmas though. They are so... lawless
just like functors
@Sebastien Gouezel could you provide some examples?
As Mario says, this is a special instance of the word distance on groups. The word distance d(g, h)
on a finitely generated group G with a symmetric generating subset S is the minimal number of generators one needs to multiply g
(on the right) to get to h
. This turns an algebraic object into a geometric one, with the caveat that the word distance depends on S
. But one can identify properties that do not depend on the choice of S
(they are said to be invariant under quasi-isometries), and this opens a whole area of research called geometric group theory.
Is this PR controversial in any way?
this doesn't have any polynomial stuff, right?
right
i'm on board
@Mario Carneiro well, for some reason, Simon assigned you, so...
Is nobody gonna merge this PR?
Kenny, people have other things to do as well. I'm sure it's on a pile :-)
It doesn't even build. It's been on yellow a while I think.
is it a bug?
Does it build for you with current mathlib? If so then ask someone to restart something (and if it doesn't then fix it but don't force push :-) )
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Max API
8.2.0
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Data Structures | |
| struct | t_jrgb |
| A color composed of red, green, and blue components. More... | |
| struct | t_jrgba |
| A color composed of red, green, blue, and alpha components. More... | |
Functions | |
| void | jrgba_to_atoms (t_jrgba *c, t_atom *argv) |
| Get the components of a color in an array of pre-allocated atoms. More... | |
| t_max_err | atoms_to_jrgba (long argc, t_atom *argv, t_jrgba *c) |
| Set the components of a color by providing an array of atoms. More... | |
| void | jrgba_set (t_jrgba *prgba, double r, double g, double b, double a) |
| Set the components of a color. More... | |
| void | jrgba_copy (t_jrgba *dest, t_jrgba *src) |
| Copy a color. More... | |
| long | jrgba_compare (t_jrgba *rgba1, t_jrgba *rgba2) |
| Compare two colors for equality. More... | |
| t_max_err | jrgba_attr_get (t_jrgba *jrgba, long *argc, t_atom **argv) |
| Get the value of a t_jrgba struct, returned as an array of atoms with the values for each component. More... | |
| t_max_err | jrgba_attr_set (t_jrgba *jrgba, long argc, t_atom *argv) |
| Set the value of a t_jrgba struct, given an array of atoms with the values to use. More... | |
Set the components of a color by providing an array of atoms.
If it is an array of 3 atoms, then the atoms provided should define the red, green, and blue components (in this order) in a range of [0.0, 1.0]. If a 4th atom is provided, it will define the alpha channel. If the alpha channel is not defined then it is assumed to be 1.0.
| argc | The number of atoms in the array provided in argv. This should be 3 or 4 depending on whether or not the alpha channel is being provided. |
| argv | The address to the first of an array of atoms that define the color. |
| c | The address of a t_jrgba struct for which the color will be defined. |
Get the value of a t_jrgba struct, returned as an array of atoms with the values for each component.
| jrgba | The color struct whose color will be retrieved. |
| argc | The address of a variable that will be set with the number of atoms in the argv array. The returned value should be 4. The value of the int should be set to 0 prior to calling this function. |
| argv | The address of a t_atom pointer that will receive the a new array of atoms set to the values of the jrgba struct. The pointer should be set to NULL prior to calling this function. There should be 4 atoms returned, representing alpha, red, green, and blue components. When you are done using the atoms, you are responsible for freeing the pointer using sysmem_freeptr(). |
Set the value of a t_jrgba struct, given an array of atoms with the values to use.
| jrgba | The color struct whose color will be set. |
| argc | The number of atoms in the array. This must be 4. |
| argv | The address of the first of the atoms in the array. There must be 4 atoms, representing alpha, red, green, and blue components. |
| void jrgba_set | ( | t_jrgba * | prgba, |
| double | r, | ||
| double | g, | ||
| double | b, | ||
| double | a | ||
| ) |
Set the components of a color.
| prgba | The address of a t_jrgba struct for which the color will be defined. |
| r | The value of the red component in a range of [0.0, 1.0]. |
| g | The value of the green component in a range of [0.0, 1.0]. |
| b | The value of the blue component in a range of [0.0, 1.0]. |
| a | The value of the alpha component in a range of [0.0, 1.0]. |
Get the components of a color in an array of pre-allocated atoms.
| argv | The address to the first of an array of atoms that will hold the result. At least 4 atoms must be allocated, as 4 atoms will be set by this function for the red, green, blue, and alpha components. |
| c | The address of a t_jrgba struct from which the color components will be fetched. |


inv_check [-h] [-e search_method] <module_name> [inv_name] [inv_name] ...
This command checks the specified invariants on the specified module. The invariants have to be read using the command inv_read before this command is invoked. If no invariants are specified on the command line, then all invariants that have been read are checked. If the -e option has been used, use enumerative search else symbolic search. If the -r option has been used, use symbolic breadth-first search on real-time modules. The -r option should be used with real-time modules only, and takes precedence over the -e option.
Command Options:
0
: Use breadth-first search.
1
: Use depth-first search.