Real-Time SVG Charts with Contex and LiveView
Learn how to use the Contex package to render server-side SVG charts that you can update in real-time with LiveView.
Learn how to use the Contex package to render server-side SVG charts that you can update in real-time with LiveView.
In this series, we’re instrumenting a Phoenix app and sending metrics to StatsD with the help of Elixir and Erlang’s Telemetry offerings. In Part III we’ll incorporate Erlang’s telemetry_poller
library into our Phoenix app so that we can observe and report on Erlang VM Telemetry events.
In this series, we’re instrumenting a Phoenix app and sending metrics to StatsD with the help of Elixir and Erlang’s Telemetry offerings. In Part III we’ll examine Phoenix and Ecto’s out-of-the-box Telemetry events and use Telemetry.Metrics
to observe a wide-range of such events.
In this series, we’re instrumenting a Phoenix app and sending metrics to StatsD with the help of Elixir and Erlang’s Telemetry offerings. In Part II we’ll use Elixir’s Telemetry.Metrics
and TelemetryMetricsStatsd
libraries to define and send metrics to StatsD for a given Telemetry event.
The recent release of the LiveDashboard library allows us to visualize our application metrics, performance and behavior in real-time. In this post, we’ll add LiveDashboard to our Phoenix app, examine the out-of-the-box features and take a look under the hood to understand how LiveDashboard hooks into Telemetry events in order to visualize them.
In this series, we’re instrumenting a Phoenix app and sending metrics to StatsD with the help of Elixir and Erlang’s Telemetry offerings. In Part I we’ll start out by setting up a basic, DIY Telemetry pipeline and examining how Erlang’s Telemetry library works under the hood


chow chow
The distinctive-looking Chow Chow dog breed has a proud, independent spirit that some describe as catlike. They can be aloof — if you’re looking for a cuddle buddy, this probably isn’t the best breed for you — and downright suspicious of strangers.
History and Origins
experts have long speculated that the Chow Chow is one of the oldest dog breeds, and genetic testing has proven that to be true. The ancient breed is believed to have originated in Mongolia and Northern China, slowly moving south with the nomadic tribes of Mongolia. Early depictions of dogs resembling the Chow Chow appear in pottery and paintings from the Han Dynasty (206 BC to 22 AD). One Chinese emperor was said to have kept 2,500 pairs of Chows as hunting dogs. In addition to hunting, the dogs were used to guard their owners' possessions. On the down side, their fur was used to trim coats and their flesh was considered a delicacy.
Lifespan
8 to 12 years
Health
Chow Chows are generally healthy, but like all breeds, they can get certain health conditions. Not all Chows will get any or all of these diseases, but it's important to be aware of them if you're considering this breed. If you're buying a puppy, find a good breeder who will show you health clearances for both your puppy's parents. Health clearances prove that a dog's been tested for and cleared of a particular condition.


Class FieldByFieldOverlayController
- java.lang.Object
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- com.microblink.photopay.fragment.overlay.BaseOverlayController
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- com.microblink.photopay.fragment.overlay.fieldbyfield.FieldByFieldOverlayController
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
ScanningOverlay
,OnActivityFlipListener
,ScanResultListener
public final class FieldByFieldOverlayController extends BaseOverlayController implements OnActivityFlipListener
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Field Summary
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Fields inherited from class com.microblink.photopay.fragment.overlay.BaseOverlayController
errorDialog, handler, overlayState, recognizerRunnerFragment, recognizerRunnerView, scanResultListener, scanSoundPlayer, torchController
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description FieldByFieldOverlayController(FieldByFieldOverlaySettings settings, ScanResultListener scanResultListener)
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description protected int
getBeepSoundResourceId()
protected int
getSplashScreenLayoutId()
void
onActivityFlip()
Called when activity is flipped.protected void
onFragmentConfigurationChanged(android.content.res.Configuration newConfig)
protected void
onFragmentCreated(android.os.Bundle savedInstanceState)
protected void
onFragmentResumed()
protected void
onFragmentSaveInstanceState(android.os.Bundle outState)
void
onRecognizerRunnerFragmentAttached(RecognizerRunnerFragment recognizerRunnerFragment, android.app.Activity activity)
Called afterRecognizerRunnerFragment
gets attached to its host activity.void
onRecognizerRunnerViewCreated(RecognizerRunnerFragment recognizerRunnerFragment)
Called whenRecognizerRunnerView
has been created within givenRecognizerRunnerFragment
.void
onScanningDone(RecognitionSuccessType recognitionSuccessType)
This method is called when recognition is done.protected void
setMeteringAreas()
protected boolean
shouldResetStateOnRecognizerResume()
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Methods inherited from class com.microblink.photopay.fragment.overlay.BaseOverlayController
getContext, onCameraAutofocusFailed, onFragmentDestroyed, onFragmentPaused, onFragmentStarted, onFragmentStopped, onFrameRecognitionDone, onUnrecoverableError, pauseScanning, resumeScanning
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Constructor Detail
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FieldByFieldOverlayController
public FieldByFieldOverlayController(@NonNull FieldByFieldOverlaySettings settings, @NonNull ScanResultListener scanResultListener)
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Method Detail
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onRecognizerRunnerFragmentAttached
public void onRecognizerRunnerFragmentAttached(@NonNull RecognizerRunnerFragment recognizerRunnerFragment, @NonNull android.app.Activity activity)
Description copied from interface:ScanningOverlay
Called afterRecognizerRunnerFragment
gets attached to its host activity. This happens beforeRecognizerRunnerFragment.onCreateView(LayoutInflater, ViewGroup, Bundle)
which internally invokesScanningOverlay.onRecognizerRunnerViewCreated(RecognizerRunnerFragment)
. This means that at the time this method is invoked, methods likeRecognizerRunnerFragment.getRecognizerRunnerView()
orRecognizerRunnerFragment.getContentLayout()
will return null. However, this is a good place to register yourLifecycleObserver
withRecognizerRunnerFragment.registerLifecycleObserver(LifecycleObserver)
if your overlay needs to be notified about lifecycle events ofRecognizerRunnerFragment
.- Specified by:
onRecognizerRunnerFragmentAttached
in interfaceScanningOverlay
- Overrides:
onRecognizerRunnerFragmentAttached
in classBaseOverlayController
- Parameters:
recognizerRunnerFragment
-RecognizerRunnerFragment
that has been attached to host activity.activity
-Activity
to whichRecognizerRunnerFragment
has been attached.
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getSplashScreenLayoutId
protected int getSplashScreenLayoutId()
- Specified by:
getSplashScreenLayoutId
in classBaseOverlayController
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onRecognizerRunnerViewCreated
public void onRecognizerRunnerViewCreated(@NonNull RecognizerRunnerFragment recognizerRunnerFragment)
Description copied from interface:ScanningOverlay
Called whenRecognizerRunnerView
has been created within givenRecognizerRunnerFragment
. You can useRecognizerRunnerFragment.getRecognizerRunnerView()
to get the createdRecognizerRunnerView
and configure it. The most important thing you should do in this method is to setRecognizerBundle
to createdRecognizerRunnerView
usingRecognizerRunnerView.setRecognizerBundle(RecognizerBundle)
. You can also register various callbacks toRecognizerRunnerView
, exceptCameraEventsListener
(usingBaseCameraView.setCameraEventsListener(CameraEventsListener)
) andScanResultListener
(usingRecognizerRunnerView.setScanResultListener(ScanResultListener)
- those two listeners will be set toRecognizerRunnerView
withinRecognizerRunnerFragment
after calling this method - if you need to observe camera events withinRecognizerRunnerFragment
, you can set your ownBaseCameraEventsListener
to it withRecognizerRunnerFragment.setCameraEventsListener(BaseCameraEventsListener)
. In this method, you can also accessRecognizerRunnerFragment
's content layout with methodRecognizerRunnerFragment.getContentLayout()
and add your views to it.- Specified by:
onRecognizerRunnerViewCreated
in interfaceScanningOverlay
- Overrides:
onRecognizerRunnerViewCreated
in classBaseOverlayController
- Parameters:
recognizerRunnerFragment
-RecognizerRunnerFragment
within whichRecognizerRunnerView
has been created.
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shouldResetStateOnRecognizerResume
protected boolean shouldResetStateOnRecognizerResume()
- Specified by:
shouldResetStateOnRecognizerResume
in classBaseOverlayController
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getBeepSoundResourceId
protected int getBeepSoundResourceId()
- Specified by:
getBeepSoundResourceId
in classBaseOverlayController
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onScanningDone
public void onScanningDone(@NonNull RecognitionSuccessType recognitionSuccessType)
Description copied from interface:ScanResultListener
This method is called when recognition is done. This method might be called on background thread or main thread, depending on the type of scan.- Specified by:
onScanningDone
in interfaceScanResultListener
- Parameters:
recognitionSuccessType
- indicates the success type of recognition
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onFragmentCreated
protected void onFragmentCreated(@Nullable android.os.Bundle savedInstanceState)
- Overrides:
onFragmentCreated
in classBaseOverlayController
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onFragmentResumed
protected void onFragmentResumed()
- Overrides:
onFragmentResumed
in classBaseOverlayController
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onFragmentConfigurationChanged
protected void onFragmentConfigurationChanged(@NonNull android.content.res.Configuration newConfig)
- Overrides:
onFragmentConfigurationChanged
in classBaseOverlayController
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onFragmentSaveInstanceState
protected void onFragmentSaveInstanceState(@Nullable android.os.Bundle outState)
- Overrides:
onFragmentSaveInstanceState
in classBaseOverlayController
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onActivityFlip
public void onActivityFlip()
Description copied from interface:OnActivityFlipListener
Called when activity is flipped. This can happen if your activity is in sensor or user orientation mode and landscape to reverse landscape or portrait to reverse portrait or vice versa orientation change has occurred. Normally, Android will not give you any notification when this orientation change occurs, so SDK automatically detects that and with this listener informs you of such event.- Specified by:
onActivityFlip
in interfaceOnActivityFlipListener
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setMeteringAreas
protected void setMeteringAreas()
- Overrides:
setMeteringAreas
in classBaseOverlayController
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Next: Tilde W-> Write, Previous: Tilde A-> Aesthetic, Up: FORMAT Printer Operations
This is just like ~A, but arg is printed with escape characters (as by prin1 rather than princ). The output is therefore suitable for input to read. ~S accepts all the arguments and modifiers that ~A does.
~S binds *print-escape* to t.


DataModelCmdBuilder implements an IDataModelCmdBuilder that builds database commands for IDataModel objects.
Default constructor
public Void DataModelCmdBuilder()
Get or set the command builder object.
public IDbCmdBuilder CommandBuilder { get; set; }
Get or set the statement preparer.
public IDbStatementPreparer StatementPreparer { get; set; }
Adds a predicate that filters by the autonumeric field.
protected Boolean AddAutonumericPredicates(statement, model, tsk, expectedTimestamp)
true if the predicates where added, otherwise false.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| statement | Statement | Statement to add the predicate to. |
| model | IDataModel | The target IDataModel. |
| tsk | TimestampKind | Timestamp configuration. |
| expectedTimestamp | DateTime | Expected timestamp value. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when statement is null. -or- model is null. |
Adds a predicate that filters by the identity field.
protected Boolean AddIdentityPredicates(statement, model, tsk, expectedTimestamp)
true if the predicates where added, otherwise false.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| statement | Statement | Statement to add the predicate to. |
| model | IDataModel | The target IDataModel. |
| tsk | TimestampKind | Timestamp configuration. |
| expectedTimestamp | DateTime | Expected timestamp value. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when statement is null. -or- model is null. |
Adds predicates that filters by the primary key fields.
protected Boolean AddPrimaryKeyPredicates(statement, model, tsk, expectedTimestamp)
true if the predicates where added, otherwise false.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| statement | Statement | Statement to add the predicate to. |
| model | IDataModel | The target IDataModel. |
| tsk | TimestampKind | Timestamp configuration. |
| expectedTimestamp | DateTime | Expected timestamp value. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when statement is null. -or- model is null. |
Builds a delete command for the model.
public IDbCommand BuildDelete(model, timestampKind, expectedTimestamp)
A delete command to be executed.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| model | IDataModel | An IDataModel. |
| timestampKind | TimestampKind | Timestamp configuration. |
| expectedTimestamp | DateTime | The expected timestamp value. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when model is null. |
| MissingWhereClauseException | Thrown when the WHERE clause could not be built. |
Builds an insert command for the model.
public IDbCommand BuildInsert(model)
An insert command to be executed.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| model | IDataModel | An IDataModel. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when model is null. |
| FieldNotFoundException | Thrown when the Field for an IDataProperty could not be found. |
Builds an update command for the model.
public IDbCommand BuildUpdate(model, timestampKind, expectedTimestamp)
An update command to be executed.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| model | IDataModel | An IDataModel. |
| timestampKind | TimestampKind | Timestamp configuration. |
| expectedTimestamp | DateTime | The expected timestamp value. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when model is null. |
| FieldNotFoundException | Thrown when the Field for an IDataProperty could not be found. |
| MissingWhereClauseException | Thrown when the WHERE clause could not be built. |
Check if the object state is valid for method execution.
protected Void EnsureObjectState()
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| MissingRequiredPropertyException | Thrown when a required property is not initialized. |


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block content %}
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Best Christmas adverts 2019 - Sainsbury's, Aldi, Walkers and more
As the festive season approaches we see more and more memorable adverts arrive on our screens to show off what the big retailers have to offer - but what is the best Christmas advert for 2019?
by Lewis Knight, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/lewis-knight/It's the most wonderful time of the year - for retailers to push their products on us.
But, as we get in the festive spirit, we do love to see a good Christmas advert and many shops have been releasing their campaigns for the 2019 yuletide season.
From Sainsbury's to Aldi , M&S to Boots , there is bound to be an advert that tickles your fancy.
Whether it's dancing vegetables, a Dickensian adventure, or Mariah Carey singing with crisps, there's something for everyone.
Failing that, we do have old faithfuls like the "Holidays Are Coming" Coca-Cola advert to get you in the mood.
So, here are the best Christmas adverts of 2019 so far.
Best Christmas adverts 2019
Sainsbury's
One of the country's leading supermarkets goes old-school with a Dickensian-themed ad entitled "Nicholas the Sweep" which tells a "totally true story."
With snow, a tongue-in-cheek tone, and some cute kids delivering the true meaning of Christmas, more what could you want from a Christmas ad?
M&S
Of course, the chicest of all the ads has to be the Christmas advert for M&S which is all about the Jumpers, with some nice knitwear in some joyful dance sequences - set to House of Pain's "Jump Around", appropriate to most households this season.
Asda
Meanwhile, supermarket Asda also goes down the child actor route with their "Let's Make Christmas Extra Special" ad, which sees one girl and her brother deliver some festive magic to their neighbourhood - with fantastical results and some beloved Yuletide cliches.
Aldi
Meanwhile, everyone's favourite price-friendly supermarket has the most family-friendly advert which shows a carrot facing mob-attack from a gang of sprouts before managing to break out into song, delivering "Let Me Entertain You" by Robbie Williams, as it is surrounded by all the Christmas dinner trimmings.
We're hungry already.
Boots
High street regular Boots have also launched a chatty new campaign with Bootiques by Boots with the hashtag #GiftLikeYouGetThem, which highlights some very modern issues that are faced when buying gifts at Christmas, with one person in the funny video saying "Why is gifting so problematic?"
Boots make clear they offer diverse shopping this Christmas.
TK Maxx
The off-price retailer’s energetic campaign is fronted by a retro daredevil gifter, appropriately named "TK", who is on a mission to switch off his standard shopping habits and do something a little different this year.
TK Maxx's Christmas message features the festive voice of Love, Actually star Bill Nighy while Kerry Shale narrates the journey and delivers the daredevil's tongue in cheek monologue.
John Lewis
We don't have the John Lewis Christmas ad yet, but we just know it'll be an instant classic and the most-talked about ad of the year. They always are!
Walkers
Can you get more Christmassy than Mariah Carey? Probably not. Besides, seeing Mariah deliver her classic All I Want For Christmas Is You whilst taking the tiniest nibble of Walkers crisps is instantly flawless. We just wish Gary Lineker made it in the ad.
Coca-Cola
The classic. The icon. The symbol of capitalist Christmas. We wouldn't take the sheer wonder of this ad any other way.
What has been your favourite Christmas advert of 2019 so far? Let us know in the comments below.


% if ( $STAT::application =~ /demo/ ) {
% if ( $STAT::application =~ /ortho/ ) { This site contains demo data modeled to approximate the typical training cases performed in Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Chicago. % } else { This site contains demo data collected from the production STAT site in General Surgery at the University of Chicago. The surgeons' names were obfuscated and the dates were randomized; otherwise, this is an exact snapshot of a working STAT installation. % }
You can log in as any of the following registered users, using
the password 'pass
'. Your choice of a user ID will
depend on the role you would like to assume — trainee or
attending — and we will further guide you towards particular
instances of interesting data.
| Trainee | Attending | Not associated |
| <% join(" ", sort map {$_->uid} @trainees) %> |
<% join(" ", sort map {$_->uid} @attendings) %> |
<% join(" ", sort map {$_->uid} @unknown) %> |
For a start, try to log in as a trainee and submit an assessment (click on 'NEW CASE' in the menu). For every page you see, you will find explanations or instructions under 'HELP'). You can either write down or remember one of the ids listed above to specify as your attending, or you can use the case selection form to search for one, if it has been used before.
When done assessing yourself, log out and log in as that attending. A slightly different perspective will open for you, and if you get to assess your imaginary trainee (or a real one — we don't mind), you will use a different system of ratings for some things, than you used as a trainee. The ratings are also explained on the Help page, and you can see what the symbols mean if you let your mouse pointer hover over them. % } else {
For a start, try to log in as one of our most active trainees,
Dr. Cheselden (user id 'wimc
'). Look around. Submit
an assessment (click on 'NEW CASE' in the menu). For every page
you see, you will find explanations or instructions under
'HELP'). You can either write down or remember one of the
attendings' ids to enter when asked to identify your teammate,
or you can use the case selection form to search for one.
lewis
'). A slightly
different perspective will open for you, and if you get to
assess your imaginary trainee (or a real one — we don't
mind), you will use a different system of ratings for some
things, than you used as a trainee. The ratings are also
explained on the Help page, and you can see what the symbols
mean if you let your mouse pointer hover over them.
% }
Choosing an id that is "not associated" will let you start a new life as a user unknown to the system. When you log in with one of those ids, you will be asked about your role (attending or trainee). Your choice will be recorded (forever, or until we reload the demo data), so the next time you log in with that id, your role will already be known.
% } else { # normal production modePlease contact <% $admin %> for help on using STAT at your institution.
For general questions on STAT, or to make a suggestion, write to: <% $STAT::contact %>
% } <%init> my @attendings; my @trainees; my @unknown; my $admin = $Model->config('admin'); $admin =~ s%<([^>]+)>%$1%g; if ( $STAT::application =~ /demo/ ) { # find all available user ids and attach roles to them foreach my $person ( Person->list_all(domain => 'stat-demo.org') ) { $person->set_schema($Schema); my $role = $person->role; if ( $role eq 'attending' ) { push @attendings, $person; } elsif ( $role eq 'trainee' ) { push @trainees, $person; } else { push @unknown, $person; } } } %init> %method>


src/typedef.js
/**
* @external {Buffer} https://nodejs.org/api/buffer.html
*/
/**
* @external {WritableStream} https://nodejs.org/api/stream.html
*/
/**
* Image file informations.
*
* @typedef {Object} ImageInfo
* @property {Number} size Image size (width/height).
* @property {String} path File path.
*/
/**
* Information of the icon.
*
* @typedef {Object} ICNSIconInfo
* @property {String} id Identifier of the icon block.
* @property {String} mask Identifier of the icon block (PackBits mask).
* @property {Number} size Image size (width/height).
*/
/**
* Header information of the ICO file.
*
* @typedef {Object} ICOHeader
* @property {Number} reserved 2 bytes. Reserved. Must always be 0.
* @property {Number} type 2 bytes. Specifies image type: 1 for icon (.ICO) image, 2 for cursor (.CUR) image. Other values are invalid.
* @property {Number} counr 2 bytes. Specifies number of images in the file.
*
* @see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICO_%28file_format%29
*/
/**
* Directory information of the ICO file.
*
* @typedef {Object} ICODirectory
* @property {Number} width 1 bytes. Specifies image width in pixels. Can be any number between 0 and 255. Value 0 means image width is 256 pixels.
* @property {Number} height 1 bytes. Specifies image height in pixels. Can be any number between 0 and 255. Value 0 means image height is 256 pixels.
* @property {Number} colors 1 bytes. Specifies number of colors in the color palette. Should be 0 if the image does not use a color palette.
* @property {Number} reserved 1 bytes. Reserved. Should be 0.
* @property {Number} planes 2 bytes. In ICO format: Specifies color planes. Should be 0 or 1. In CUR format: Specifies the horizontal coordinates of the hotspot in number ofpixels from the left.
* @property {Number} bpp 2 bytes. In ICO format: Specifies bits per pixel. In CUR format: Specifies the vertical coordinates of the hotspot in number of pixels from thetop.
* @property {Number} size 4 bytes. Specifies the size of the image's data in bytes.
* @property {Number} offset 4 bytes. Specifies the offset of BMP or PNG data from the beginning of the ICO/CUR file.
*
* @see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICO_%28file_format%29
*/


{# ============================================================================================= #} {# LOAD PACKAGES =============================================================================== #} {# ============================================================================================= #} {% extends "global/Page.html" %} {% load staticfiles otree %} {% load i18n %} {# ============================================================================================= #} {# LOAD STYLESHEET ============================================================================= #} {# ============================================================================================= #} {% block styles %} {% endblock %} {# ============================================================================================= #} {# PAGE HEADING ================================================================================ #} {# ============================================================================================= #} {% block title %} {% trans "Instructions" %} {% endblock %} {# ============================================================================================= #} {# PAGE CONTENT ================================================================================ #} {# ============================================================================================= #} {% block content %}
{% trans "Preferences for resource allocation" %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} In this experiment, you take part in a resource allocation exercise. In groups of {{ players_per_group }} participants, you are to submit preferences over a selection of resources. You can choose over {{ nr_courses }} resources in total. Also, each resource has a different capacity of participants. However, not only the members of your group submit their preferences for the resources, but also the resources have priorities over the members of your group, which are given by the experimenter. {% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} Every available resource is linked to a potential payoff. These payoffs can vary within the group. Imagine the payoff as a representation of you much you enjoy being allocated with a certain resource. In this experiment, the payoffs - and therefore you personal joy - are given by the experimenter. {% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} The following table sums up all the information you have in the experiment. Please keep in mind that the table is not necessarily the same for all your group members. {% endblocktrans %}
| {% trans "Index" %} | {% for i in indices %}{% trans "R" %}{{ i }} | {% endfor %}
|---|---|
|
{% trans "Potential Payoff" %}
{% if Constants.show_types and Constants.nr_types > 1 %}
({% trans "You are" %} {{ player.role }}) {% endif %} |
{% for i in valuations %}
{{ i|c }} | {% endfor %}
| {% trans "Resources' priorities (... out of" %} {{ players_per_group }}) |
{% for i in priorities %}
{{ i }} | {% endfor %}
| {% trans "Capacities" %} | {% for i in capacities %}{{ i }} | {% endfor %}
{% trans "How are resources allocated?" %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} In the first step, every participant applies for the resource stated as his/her top preference. Each resource then reviews all applications of agents and assigns the participant to it in the order of its priority list until either its capacity is depleted or there are no applications left. All participant that were assigned to a resource and all resources with depleted capacity are removed. All remaining participant are considered in this step and apply for the resource stated as their second highest preference. Each remaining resource then reviews all applications of participant and assigns the participant to it in the order of its remaining priority list until either its capacity is depleted or after there are no applications left. {% endblocktrans %}
{% if Constants.instructions_example %}{% trans "Example:" %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} Suppose that there are eight participants and four resources. Resources 1 and 2 have a capacity of two participants each. Resources 3 and 4 have a capacity of three participants each. Further suppose that the participants' preferences and the resources' priorities are as follows: {% endblocktrans %}
| {% trans "Participant" %} 1 | {% trans "Participant" %} 2 | {% trans "Participant" %} 3 | {% trans "Participant" %} 4 | {% trans "Participant" %} 5 | {% trans "Participant" %} 6 | {% trans "Participant" %} 7 | {% trans "Participant" %} 8 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {% trans "Resource" %} 1 | 2 | 1 | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4 | 1 | 1 |
| {% trans "Resource" %} 2 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 4 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 2 |
| {% trans "Resource" %} 3 | 3 | 3 | 1 | 1 | 4 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
| {% trans "Resource" %} 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 3 |
| {% trans "Resource" %} 1 | {% trans "Resource" %} 2 | {% trans "Resource" %} 3 | {% trans "Resource" %} 4 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| {% trans "Participant" %} 1 | 1 | 7 | 3 | 8 |
| {% trans "Participant" %} 2 | 2 | 6 | 5 | 5 |
| {% trans "Participant" %} 3 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 6 |
| {% trans "Participant" %} 4 | 4 | 3 | 8 | 4 |
| {% trans "Participant" %} 5 | 5 | 2 | 1 | 7 |
| {% trans "Participant" %} 6 | 6 | 8 | 7 | 1 |
| {% trans "Participant" %} 7 | 7 | 5 | 4 | 3 |
| {% trans "Participant" %} 8 | 8 | 4 | 6 | 2 |
{% blocktrans trimmed %} Step 1: P2, P5, P7, and P8 apply for R1. P1 applies for R2. P3 and P4 apply for R3. P6 applies for R4. The requested resources review all applications and rank them according to their priority order: {% endblocktrans %}
| {% trans "Resource" %} 1 | {% trans "Resource" %} 2 | {% trans "Resource" %} 3 | {% trans "Resource" %} 4 |
|---|---|---|---|
| {% trans "Participant" %} 2 | {% trans "Participant" %} 1 | {% trans "Participant" %} 3 | {% trans "Participant" %} 6 |
| {% trans "Participant" %} 5 | {% trans "Participant" %} 4 | ||
{% blocktrans trimmed %} R1 declines P7 and P8. All other applications are accepted. {% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} Step 2: Only P7 and P8 are left. Both apply to R2. The requested resources review all applications and rank them according to their priority order: {% endblocktrans %}
| {% trans "Resource" %} 1 | {% trans "Resource" %} 2 | {% trans "Resource" %} 3 | {% trans "Resource" %} 4 |
|---|---|---|---|
| {% trans "Participant" %} 2 | {% trans "Participant" %} 1 | {% trans "Participant" %} 3 | {% trans "Participant" %} 6 |
| {% trans "Participant" %} 5 | {% trans "Participant" %} 8 | {% trans "Participant" %} 4 | |
{% blocktrans trimmed %} R2 declines P7. P8's application is accepted. {% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} Step 3: Only P7 is left and applies R3. The requested resource reviews his/her application: {% endblocktrans %}
| {% trans "Resource" %} 1 | {% trans "Resource" %} 2 | {% trans "Resource" %} 3 | {% trans "Resource" %} 4 |
|---|---|---|---|
| {% trans "Participant" %} 2 | {% trans "Participant" %} 1 | {% trans "Participant" %} 3 | {% trans "Participant" %} 6 |
| {% trans "Participant" %} 5 | {% trans "Participant" %} 8 | {% trans "Participant" %} 4 | |
| {% trans "Participant" %} 7 |
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"LAPWING "the name of an unclean bird, mentioned only in Leviticus 11:19 and Deuteronomy 14:18. The Hebrew name of this bird, dukiphath, has been generally regarded as denoting the hoope (Upupa epops), an onomatopoetic word derived from the cry of the bird, which resembles the word “hoop;” a bird not uncommon in Palestine. Others identify it with the English peewit.
"LAPWING "the name of an unclean bird, mentioned only in Leviticus 11:19 and Deuteronomy 14:18. The Hebrew name of this bird, dukiphath, has been generally regarded as denoting the hoope (Upupa epops), an onomatopoetic word derived from the cry of the bird, which resembles the word “hoop;” a bird not uncommon in Palestine. Others identify it with the English peewit.


Safdar Khan
Full stack software developer who can add value to any organisation
Full stack software developer who can add value to any organisation
Front-end and client-side development with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Work with libraries and frameworks such as jQuery, Bootstrap and Angular. Build tools such as Yarn and Gulp. Use web technology to build hybrid mobile applications using Apache’s Cordova. Work with third party APIs from vendors such as Google, NASA, Twilio and so on. Server side integration with LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) and MEAN (MongoDB, Express, Angular, Node,js) stacks. Build, set-up, maintain own cloud based server.
My interest in computers grew from a young age but the true understanding of computers/IT in today's world of business, communication, medicine and so on so forth had been a recent event. Cooking is also another hobby I like and I can relate cooking to computer programming. Both are similar in a way that you have to put the right ingredients to make a program/food work.


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import numpy
import six
from chainer import cuda
from chainer import function
from chainer.utils import type_check
def _extract_gates(x):
r = x.reshape((x.shape[0], x.shape[1] // 4, 4) + x.shape[2:])
return (r[:, :, i] for i in six.moves.range(4))
def _sigmoid(x):
return 1 / (1 + numpy.exp(-x))
def _grad_sigmoid(x):
return x * (1 - x)
def _grad_tanh(x):
return 1 - x * x
_preamble = '''
template <typename T> __device__ T sigmoid(T x) { return 1 / (1 + exp(-x)); }
template <typename T> __device__ T grad_sigmoid(T y) { return y * (1 - y); }
template <typename T> __device__ T grad_tanh(T y) { return 1 - y * y; }
#define COMMON_ROUTINE \
T aa = tanh(a); \
T ai = sigmoid(i_); \
T af = sigmoid(f); \
T ao = sigmoid(o);
'''
class LSTM(function.Function):
"""Long short-term memory unit with forget gate.
It has two inputs (c, x) and two outputs (c, h), where c indicates the cell
state. x must have four times channels compared to the number of units.
"""
def check_type_forward(self, in_types):
type_check.expect(in_types.size() == 2)
c_type, x_type = in_types
type_check.expect(
c_type.dtype == numpy.float32,
x_type.dtype == numpy.float32,
c_type.ndim >= 2,
x_type.ndim >= 2,
c_type.ndim == x_type.ndim,
x_type.shape[0] == c_type.shape[0],
x_type.shape[1] == 4 * c_type.shape[1],
)
for i in range(2, c_type.ndim.eval()):
type_check.expect(x_type.shape[i] == c_type.shape[i])
def forward(self, inputs):
c_prev, x = inputs
a, i, f, o = _extract_gates(x)
if isinstance(x, numpy.ndarray):
self.a = numpy.tanh(a)
self.i = _sigmoid(i)
self.f = _sigmoid(f)
self.o = _sigmoid(o)
self.c = self.a * self.i + self.f * c_prev
h = self.o * numpy.tanh(self.c)
else:
self.c, h = cuda.elementwise(
'T c_prev, T a, T i_, T f, T o', 'T c, T h',
'''
COMMON_ROUTINE;
c = aa * ai + af * c_prev;
h = ao * tanh(c);
''',
'lstm_fwd', preamble=_preamble)(c_prev, a, i, f, o)
return self.c, h
def backward(self, inputs, grad_outputs):
xp = cuda.get_array_module(*inputs)
c_prev, x = inputs
gc, gh = grad_outputs
gx = xp.empty_like(x)
ga, gi, gf, go = _extract_gates(gx)
# Consider the case that either gradient is not given
if gc is None:
gc = 0
if gh is None:
gh = 0
if xp is numpy:
co = numpy.tanh(self.c)
gc_prev = gh * self.o * _grad_tanh(co) + gc # multiply f later
ga[:] = gc_prev * self.i * _grad_tanh(self.a)
gi[:] = gc_prev * self.a * _grad_sigmoid(self.i)
gf[:] = gc_prev * c_prev * _grad_sigmoid(self.f)
go[:] = gh * co * _grad_sigmoid(self.o)
gc_prev *= self.f # multiply f here
else:
a, i, f, o = _extract_gates(x)
gc_prev = xp.empty_like(c_prev)
cuda.elementwise(
'T c_prev, T c, T gc, T gh, T a, T i_, T f, T o',
'T gc_prev, T ga, T gi, T gf, T go',
'''
COMMON_ROUTINE;
T co = tanh(c);
T temp = gh * ao * grad_tanh(co) + gc;
ga = temp * ai * grad_tanh(aa);
gi = temp * aa * grad_sigmoid(ai);
gf = temp * c_prev * grad_sigmoid(af);
go = gh * co * grad_sigmoid(ao);
gc_prev = temp * af;
''',
'lstm_bwd', preamble=_preamble)(
c_prev, self.c, gc, gh, a, i, f, o,
gc_prev, ga, gi, gf, go)
return gc_prev, gx
[docs]def lstm(c_prev, x):
"""Long Short-Term Memory units as an activation function.
This function implements LSTM units with forget gates. Let the previous
cell state :math:`c_{\\text{prev}}` and the incoming signal :math:`x`.
First, the incoming signal :math:`x` is split into four arrays
:math:`a, i, f, o` of the same shapes along the second axis.
It means that :math:`x` 's second axis must have 4 times the length of
:math:`c_{\\text{prev}}`.
The split input signals are corresponding to:
- :math:`a` : sources of cell input
- :math:`i` : sources of input gate
- :math:`f` : sources of forget gate
- :math:`o` : sources of output gate
Second, it computes outputs as:
.. math::
c &= \\tanh(a) \\text{sigmoid}(i)
+ c_{\\text{prev}} \\text{sigmoid}(f), \\\\
h &= \\tanh(c) \\text{sigmoid}(o).
These are returned as a tuple of two variables.
Args:
c_prev (~chainer.Variable): Variable that holds the previous cell
state. The cell state should be a zero array or the output of the
previous call of LSTM.
x (~chainer.Variable): Variable that holds the incoming signal. It must
have the second dimension four times of that of the cell state,
Returns:
tuple: Two :class:`~chainer.Variable` objects ``c`` and ``h``. ``c`` is
the updated cell state. ``h`` indicates the outgoing signal.
See the original paper proposing LSTM with forget gates:
`Long Short-Term Memory in Recurrent Neural Networks \
<http://www.felixgers.de/papers/phd.pdf>`_.
.. admonition:: Example
Assuming ``y`` is the current input signal, ``c`` is the previous cell
state, and ``h`` is the previous output signal from an ``lstm``
function. Each of ``y``, ``c`` and ``h`` has ``n_units`` channels.
Most typical preparation of ``x`` is:
>>> import chainer, chainer.functions as F
>>> n_units = 100
>>> y = chainer.Variable(numpy.zeros((1, n_units), 'f'))
>>> h = chainer.Variable(numpy.zeros((1, n_units), 'f'))
>>> c = chainer.Variable(numpy.zeros((1, n_units), 'f'))
>>> model = chainer.Chain(w=F.Linear(n_units, 4 * n_units),
... v=F.Linear(n_units, 4 * n_units),)
>>> x = model.w(y) + model.v(h)
>>> c, h = F.lstm(c, x)
It corresponds to calculate the input sources :math:`a, i, f, o` from
the current input ``y`` and the previous output ``h``. Different
parameters are used for different kind of input sources.
"""
return LSTM()(c_prev, x)


mcdonalds
Businessmodel of McDonald’s
Customer Segments
McDonald’s is a family friendly fast food restaurant chain. It caters its products and restaurants to a broad range of consumer demographics. As a fast food provider, the Company caters to consumers seeking convenience and expediency.
McDonald’s restaurants, however, are also a popular meeting place for various consumers, reportedly retaining particular popularity among millennials. The values of younger consumers, notably millennials, has made quality, choice and nutrition increasingly important to the Company, leading it to add more health-conscious items to its menu.
McDonald’s is a global brand, serving an extensive base of customers across the world. While the Company’s key market remains its native US, the Company also serves substantial customers bases across markets across Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa, including in South Korea, the UK, China, and Russia.
Value Propositions
McDonald’s provides value to its customers in the following ways:
- Its brand strength and standing, with the Company one of the most popular and recognisable brands in the world across all business sectors, controlling substantial financial reserves and market share in its core operating jurisdictions;
- Its accessibility and convenience, with the Company operating an extensive global network of outlets located in consumer hubs, and serving customers quickly and efficiently, offering drive through outlets and delivery in certain markets;
- Its products, with the Company offering a range of food items, including items that are exclusive to certain geographic markets, and evolving its menu to suit consumer demands;
- Its global reach, with the Company having a direct operational presence across the Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific, Europe, Middle East, and Africa; and
- Its supply chain and quality assurance systems, with the Company purchase food, packaging, equipment and other goods from numerous independent suppliers, and operating a network of quality centres around the world to ensure that its products and ingredients meet high quality standards and product specifications. ### Channels
McDonald’s operates a website at www.mcdonalds.com, through which it provides information on its menu, deals, operating locations, and food standards. In some markets the Company operates a McDelivery service, which allows customers to place orders and make payments online. The Company also offers a mobile app for iOS and Android devices, through which customers can access deals and discounts.
McDonald’s principally serves its customers through its extensive network of fast food restaurants. The Company has a total more than 35,000 restaurants across its operating markets, comprising 6,444 company-operated outlets and 30,081 franchised restaurants, which are operated by independent franchise partners. These outlets serve customers directly over the counter through in-restaurant sales personnel, as well as, at some restaurants, through drive through counters and home delivery services.
McDonald’s operates an extensive supply chain and distribution network, including a network of distribution centres. This infrastructure is supported by independently owned and operated distribution centres that are approved by the Company, and distribute products and supplies to McDonald’s restaurants.
Customer Relationships
In some markets McDonald’s offers its products to customers on a self-service basis through its online McDelivery services. This allows customers to place orders, make payments, and arrange deliveries online without interacting with sales personnel. The Company also offers a mobile app, through which customers can independently access deals and discounts.
McDonald’s principally serves its customers directly through its numerous restaurant outlets. Customers are able to speak with sales personnel in person in order receive more information on the Company’s menu or to lodge complaints. The Company seeks to provide excellent customer service, with a view to securing repeat business.
McDonald’s additionally maintains customer relationships through its various social media accounts – including with Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, and Tumblr – through which the Company can interact directly with consumers. The Company also keeps customers updated with events through an email newsletter.
Key Activities
McDonald’s operates and franchises McDonald’s-branded restaurants around the world. The Company’s restaurants serve a locally-relevant menu of food and drinks sold at various price points more than 100 countries across the Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa. The Company’s organises its operations into four business segments divided by geographic markets: US, International Lead Markets, High Growth Markets, and Foundational Markets and Corporate.
The Company has a network of more than 35,000 restaurants, more than 30,000 of which are franchised. These franchised restaurants are owned and operated under various structures, including conventional franchise, developmental license or affiliate, and are owned and operated by independent franchisees.
Key Partners
McDonald’s cultivates an extensive partner network, which supports the Company’s operations around the world. These partners can be organised broadly into the following categories:
- Supplier and Vendor Partners, comprising suppliers of ingredients and products that are utilised in the Company’s various menu items, as well as suppliers of equipment and services that are utilised more broadly across the enterprise;
- Distribution and Logistics Partners, comprising various third parties that assist the Company in operating its distribution network, including independently owned and operated distribution centres that distribute products and supplies to McDonald’s restaurants;
- Franchise Partners, notably the Company’s network of independent franchisees, which comprises various third parties who own and operate the bulk of McDonald’s restaurants around the world;
- Strategic and Alliance Partners, comprising various market leading companies and organisations with which the Company collaborate on joint marketing, branding, sponsorship, and other projects; and
- Community and Social Partners, comprising non-profits and charitable organisations with which the Company works on social and community projects around the world. McDonald’s has numerous partnerships in place. It has recently launched several partnerships including a partnership with Uber as part of the UberEats delivery service, a sponsorship partnership with Pokémon GO, and a distribution partnership with West Jet.
Key Resources
The key resources of McDonald’s are its brand and intellectual properties, its unique menu items, its ingredients and supply chain, its network of company-operated and franchised restaurants, its IT and communications infrastructure, its distribution and delivery infrastructure, its partnerships, and its personnel.
McDonald’s owns or is licensed to use various intellectual properties including trademarks, service marks, patents, copyrights, trade secrets and other proprietary information. This notably includes the trademarks “McDonald’s” and “The Golden Arches Logo”. Searches of records published by the US Patent and Trademark Office identified a number of patent applications in which the Company is named as assignee, including applications entitled ‘Automated grill’, ‘Food safety administration system’ and ‘Automated beverage system’.
McDonald’s additionally owns and or leases a portfolio of real estate properties around the world, notably its network of more than 35,000 company-operated and franchised restaurants.
Cost Structure
McDonald’s incurs costs in relation to the development of its products and intellectual properties, the procurement of supplies and services, the operation and management of its network of restaurants, the maintenance of its IT and communications infrastructure, the implementation of marketing and advertising campaigns, the operation of its distribution infrastructure, the management of its partnerships, and the retention of its personnel.
In 2015 McDonald’s recorded total operating costs and expenses in the amount of $18.27 billion. This included company-operated restaurant expenses – comprising food and paper costs, payroll and employee benefit costs, and occupancy and other costs – totalling $13.98 billion, franchised restaurants occupancy expenses totalling $1.65 billion, and selling, general, and administrative expenses totalling $2.43 billion.
Revenue Streams
McDonald’s generates revenue through the sale of food and beverage items across its network of company-operated and franchised restaurants around the world. The Company’s revenue is derived in the form of over-the-counter sales fees.
In 2015 McDonald’s generated total revenue in the amount of $25.41 billion, down slightly on the $27.44 billion recorded by the Company in 2014. The Company generates the majority of its revenue in the form of company-operated sales, which totalled $16.49 billion for the year. The Company’s remaining revenue was derived through its franchised revenue, which totalled $8.93 billion.


Output Types : TrianaImage
Date : 14 September 1999
The LoadMovie is a unit which imports a set of GIF (or JPEG) files. This unit loads in ALL of the images first and then retrieves them from memory. Use this if you are sure of the size of the files or when only several slides are used. To animate a continuous stream of images use SeqMovie.
To load in the JPEG or GIF files, control double-click the unit's icon. The unit then prompts you with a file dialog box. Use this file dialog to choose the first GIF (or JPEG) file in the series that you want to animate. The series of files must have a number appended to its name e.g. to load in 10 images which, say, animates a walk, the files would be named as follows:
Therefore, you would choose walk1.gif in the file dialog then you are prompted with the following screen:
Here, specify 10 since you have 10 images to animate.
This unit can be used along with the Pause and MovieView. unit to create and animate a set of image files. To do this, set the MainTriana in continuous mode (by changing the choice widget at the bottom left hand-side of the MainTriana) and hit the Start button.


A jack of all trades and master of none. I don't think I would ever like to master a certain skill-set. I really enjoy and thrive off of learning and expanding my horizons. Not one for any sort of stagnation or standing still. Decided to switch up my career as a well establish and traveled Art Director and Production Designer for tv, film, commercials, music videos, and try my hand at coding. Which I have to say was one of the hardest, and continues to be a challenging endeavors I have ever expreinced. SO fun though!
I hail from all over the beautiful Pacific Northwest, some time in Washington, born in Seattle, roamed the Inland Empire some. Raised for some years, the formative ones, in Spokane attending my pre-colllegiate education in so much as a laxidasical way of escaping the conservative and stifling atmosphere that area broods and harbors. Some great memories inspiteof it all.
My summers and winters growing up, the truly scerene moments of my life, were spent roaming my Father's home in the Rocky Mountains of Montana. He grew up on a ranch so by proxy so did I in those special short spans of time between academics. Spending time with my Mom, Dad, and younger brother Ryan, was everything. Good people.
All that said; I hope to bring light and brevity to each and every day that I can here at Epicodus. Looking forward to creating and fostering some strong relationships here.


I have experience in
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and C#
Short Bio
My Name is CJ Ughamba. I'm a young and talented Junior Web Developer and a recent graduate from We Can Code IT coding bootcamp. I'm currently based in Cleveland, Ohio.
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I am experienced in utilizing an array of technical programming knowledge to provide computer science solutions to biomedical problems. The integration of computer science to medicine is one of the greatest achievements of the 21st century!
Development on a web-based academic application similar to D2L but with added funcitonality. Functionality includes allowing parents to sign in to keep up to date with their childs progress, as well as progress tracking on readings.
Utilize mathematics and machine learning to develop methods for segmenting and detecting key regions in retinal imagery.
Utilization of novel multivariate statistical methods into a web based application to be able to identify cells from force - time curves.
GPA: 3.63
Im shifting this website over! This is no longer being maintained!
This website is being redevolped in HTML5UP, a much sleeker and more attractive interface for my resume to be on!


git clone https://github.com/revapi/revapi.git cd revapi mvn install
Building
Revapi is a mavenized project so to download it and build it you merely need to call
Building the site
You can build the site from the top level project but that is mainly useful for checking locally that the site hangs nicely together and all the links work. Because Revapi itself consists of a number of independently versioned modules, the site, too, is meant to be built in a piecewise manner. Also, the site is published as part of the release process. You can build and publish the site using the commands below:
mvn site site:stage mvn scm-publish:publish-scm
The second command will publish the site to a git repo. If you want to override the defaults, you can use web.repo
system property to override the git repository the site will be published to. The value is the full Maven SCM URL and defaults to scm:git:git@github.com:revapi/revapi.github.io.git
.
Releasing
The release is managed by the Maven’s release plugin. The top level project, revapi-all-in-one
, is not meant to be ever released and its version is set to 0
. Instead, the individual modules are to be released independently.
Also, the module of the http://revapi.org site, revapi-site
is not meant to be released in the formal sense (its version is, too, set to 0
) but rather merely published.
To release an individual module, the following steps are necessary:
-
Release to Maven Central’s staging repository:
cd $REVAPI_CHECKOUT/<module> mvn release:prepare -DpushChanges=false mvn release:perform -DlocalCheckout=true
The
-D
properties toprepare
andperform
goals are not mandatory but I personally prefer them so that the release can be thoroughly checked before its made public. -
Go to http://oss.sonatype.org, log in and check that the artifacts are ready to be published.
-
On the command line push the changes to the github repo (assuming
origin
is the remote of the main revapi’s repository):git push origin --follow-tags
-
Release the artifacts from http://oss.sonatype.org.
-
Many of the modules contain parts of the site specific to them. These are published as part of the release process automatically. To make the staged site changes public:
cd $REVAPI_GITHUB_IO_CHECKOUT #this is the repo on https://github.com/revapi/revapi.github.io git checkout master git pull origin master #assumes that the origin remote points to the github repo git fetch --all git merge origin/staging git push origin


FindBugs Maven Module Statistics
The FindBugs plug-in results are presented on a summary screen showing the warning statistics by maven or ant module. For each scanned FindBugs file an summary graph shows the priority distribution of the warnings. By clicking on a module link this result is further subdivided into a package statistic per module.
Attachments:
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Multi-lingual Editor¶
Introduction¶
MEd is a Multi-lingual rich text EDitor, with full unicode support. It is hosted in http://med.samantar.in/ .
It consists of –
It currently supports English-Assamese translation and transliteration.
Methodology¶
This section explains the setup and the process.
Setup¶
The setup guide for MED can be found here. Written in TypeScript.
The Transliteration API code, alongside instructions can be found here. Written in Python.
Process¶
Platform Usage¶
MED consists of two features - translation and transliteration; and currently supports English and Assamese.
Land here to find the dropdown for both of the features.
Transliteration here, is the conversion of english language to english written in Assamese language. For example, converting assam (English) to আসাম (Assamese).
The transliteration happens real-time and the rich text editor provides features such as formatting, linting, adding multimedia and so on.
The translation interface consists of two columns, one where you key in the sentence/word(s) of the source language and get the corresponding translated version in the target language.
Summary¶
MEd is a Multilingual rich text Editor that supports features processes like Translation and Transliteration. The transliteration is provided from the transliteration_api and the translation is currently from a lookup JSON.
Please feel free to write us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>, if you have any questions or concerns, we are happy to help!


| DOSE: |
18.2 mg |
oral |
2C-T-7 |
(powder / crystals) |
During the last few weeks, my mental outlook has been very contemplative and introspective. I have been reading Being and Nothingness by Sartre and reading dozens of trip reports on the internet. The day before this experience, I had a reflective conversation with a friend of mine where we spoke for about four hours.
I wanted to trip at night, so for the past few days I had begun shifting my sleeping patterns. I woke up at 8:00 PM and did some light stretching. I am not taking any medications and have no physical/mental problems. Except for a handful of crackers, I have not eaten in more than 14 hours. I feel somewhat nervous but upbeat and looking forward to the experience.
Note = Quotations are from actual entries either made in my journal or spoken into a tape recorder during the experience. (I used the tape recorder from 12 AM until 4:30 AM, otherwise I wrote in my journal.)
8:30 PM (+0:00) = This is my first experience with 2C-T-7, and it has been about five years since I lasted tripped. I nervously ingest a capsule containing 18.2 mg and unplug my telephones. I “psychologically begin insulating myself inside my apartment.” I take a quick shower and “any apprehensions…seem to dissipate.” I look at myself for five minutes in the mirror, then put on a favorite t-shirt and pair of jeans.
8:52 PM (+0:22) = “I seek a couple of benefits from this experience.” I want to “temporarily remove myself from the ordinary world” so I can recapture a more essential frame of mind. “Now [in my mid- to late-20’s], I find myself getting bogged daily in daily experience” and want to “reclarify what is truly important to me.” I also want to explore myself and get some honest insight into “why, despite my abilities and ambitions and respectable levels of accomplishments, I fail to live up to my own internal standards.”
9:06 PM (+0:36) = “Feeling vaguely thick. Not unpleasant at all…” My apartment is quiet except for classical music playing on the radio.
9:17 PM (+0:47) = “I do feel slight queasiness. Right now I am lying on my back…” My apartment is dark except for one light in the kitchen.
9:21 PM (+0:51) = “As a precaution, I grab a wastebasket and move it over next to me on the couch.” I focus on writing so I can ignore the physical discomfort. “My body has been changing in recent years. About ten years ago I was athletic…I am not happy with how I have put on significant weight. Too many nights spent drinking, a late night snack before going to bed. I am now 6’3”-6’4” and 280 lbs, and I don’t like it… My own frustrations of not accomplishing my personal and professional goals—I take these things…and channel my resentment at others.”
9:28 PM (+0:58) = “There is a slight commotion outside. Notice a dead feeling in my stomach. I feel clean, pure…and restless. I try to take my pulse and get 48 [beats per minute].” But I also realize this is not possible?
9:37 PM (+1:07) = “Difficult to write.”
9:39 PM (+1:09) = “The classical music from the radio seems…full, rich, clear! Definitely impacting my mood.”
9:44 PM (+1:14) = I think about the South American mountain tribe from the movie Altered States. “I feel euphoric—my face numbs, my arms are heavy…my feet cold. There is a dead spot in my stomach, can’t even really say it’s uncomfortable.”
9:50 PM (+1:20) = “Queasy…”
10:08 PM (+1:38) = “Feel tingling on top of head. Shortness of breath.” The classical music gives way to The Orb. “Some motor coordination problems…I have not yet peaked—and feel The Orb taking me higher!”
10:16 PM (+1:48) = “I am glad I am alone with this. My thoughts wander [and I] wouldn’t want questions or talking from others. How to describe this? My head is warm, my chest is cold, my groin is warm but my feet are cold.”
10:35 PM (+2:05) = “I am in an altered state. Still coming up…”
10:42 PM (+2:12) = “Finally! Cool all over except for top of head…”
10:56 PM (+2:26) = I fall into the sofa, then lay on my back watching the ceiling. “Slow at first, then patterns…swirlings—washed back and forth—easier, more distinguished—melts, swirls and crawls of patterns. Some pixelation of vision.”
11:00 PM (+2:30) = “Stomach light, shaking, trembling, head tingling, feet/knees quivering, hand shaking. Writing is a tremendous challenge…[Illegible]…Shoulders loose, knees weak, jaw clenching…[Illegible]”
? = “Three-dimensional, wave/cresting type of patterns. Washing over me. Still cognizant in the moment but completely and delightfully impaired.”
~11:45 PM (+3:15) = I went for a fifteen minute walk around my neighborhood. I live in a medium sized city in the southern United States. The sky was overcast and I could barely see any stars.
~12:05 AM (+3:35) = The introspective qualities start taking over as I talk into the tape recorder. “What is holding me back in life?” “Why can’t I just be brave? …I’m showing cowardice. I’m not trying. I’m not challenging myself!” I also try to describe some of the visuals I am seeing. “Floating patterns, cascading in and out. Three-dimensional. Breathing. [Garbled] Undulating. Feeling alive.” I also realize that although I could handle more 2-C-T-7, I am very comfortable with this dose.
12:15 AM (+3:45) = “Wish I was in the wilderness.” I remember going hiking with my father when I was 7 or 8 years old. I feel tightness in the jaws that is mildly uncomfortable and notice that I am sweating lightly.
? = I make some disoriented comments into the tape recorder.
~12:30 AM (+4:00) = “I went to the bathroom, and looked at myself in the mirror…and saw I was different people. There’s the constructive me…[Garbled] There was the destructive me…Above, there’s the real me…where I need to focus. Then underneath, the regular guy trying to hold different pieces together…I need to see that the upper me is being dragged down. I liked all of them except one…he [the negative one?] was cold, his glare was pale… [Garbled] There was some visuals, then a meltdown and a build back up…”
12:46 AM (+4:16) = I change the setting of my apartment by turning on all the lights. I drink a soda and it tastes great. I feel energetic and “pushed”. I decide to try to some oil painting. “I feel soft and clumsy.”
1:12 AM (+4:42) = I express my amazement at the painting experience. Kind of Blue by Miles Davis is playing on the stereo.
1:27 AM (+4:57) = I look into the mirror for approximately 10 minutes and then try to describe it into the tape recorder. “I just went to the mirror and I saw some things. If I don’t change, it will take over…and there was a sense I need to clarify [myself]. You could tell looking in…I was looking into my eyes—a keyhole into this alternate universe. And…” The taped entry continues for about thirty seconds, but I never finish my description and apparently just shut the tape recorder off. As I write this the next day, I think I meant to say something like: The disappointment of not achieving all your goals is minor considered to the despair of not accomplishing any of them.
1:43 AM (+5:13) = By now I am becoming more loquacious with my tape-recorded entries. I go outside and stand on my balcony for a minute. A neighbor’s cat is lying in the windowsill of the apartment across from me. The cat looked at me, and I looked back at the cat. We locked eyes for about a minute and I felt some kind of (psychic?) connection until I was distracted by a car noise from the street. Snapped back to reality, I retreat into my apartment and lock the door.
? = I return to look in the mirror for the final time. “Melt away to the worst I can be, and then come back to the best I can be…” I realize and accept I will never be perfect, because my strengths as a person are linked to my weaknesses. They are tied together and cannot be separated. The key is that if the strengths are busily utilized, the weaknesses do not have a chance to take hold and flourish. The opposite is also true: “Every hour I let the bad person run free is 10 hours the good guy can’t walk with a smile on his face.”
? = I eat a few crackers and feel very good. I turn out all the lights and lay on the sofa watching a candle. “I feel more eager to have a conversation. I feel much more eager to philosophize with someone. Ask questions, answer questions. This would be the sociable time.” I feel a burst of energy, and have to consciously suppress the urge to call friends or go for a drive in my car. Instead, I compose a poem describing the flickering candle into the tape recorder.
2:11 AM (+ 5:41) = I turn all the lights back on and start cooking a meal. Miles Davis gives way to Bob Dylan and I feel euphoric.
2:35 AM (+6:05) = I feel energetic. Physically I have some tension from jaw clenching. My head tingles and there is a cool feeling in my knees and ankles. I take two Advil (each 200-mg ibuprofen) and a Centrum (multi-vitamin). I eat less than half of the meal I cooked before returning to work on my painting.
? = I have a strong reaction to the song Positively 4th Street by Bob Dylan. “I don’t know exactly what he’s singing about. Is he singing to himself? Is he singing to someone else? Or is someone singing this to him? But to me, it sounded like parts of me talking to other parts of me. Not exactly, but enough to give me chills…”
3:15 AM (+6:45) = Bob Dylan gives way to Luna’s Penthouse.
3:48 AM (+7:18) = I finish the painting and name it “Washed Away”. [At the time I thought the painting was mediocre, but as I write this the next day I am really beginning to like the way it looks. The scene is a storm at sea with a rocky island in the background. The sky is turbulent and swirling, about to conceal a fading sun. A large wave is building that will soon block almost the entire view from sight.]
4:00 AM (+7:30) = I lay on the couch for 20 minutes. I feel heady and enthused, and begin to contemplate this experience.
4:30 AM (+8:00) = Luna gives way to Mazzy Star who gives way to Sonic Youth. I feel a dull pain in my jaw and slight discomfort on the top of my head so I take two more Advil (each 200-mg ibuprofen). “At this point…if I did have a steady girlfriend I would want her here with me to experience the aftereffect.” I have thoughts of incorporating this experience and future 2C-T-7 trips into my regular life. “This is the part of the trip where you bond.” For the next 90 minutes I organize my thoughts. I sketch in my journal, and draw myself looking into the mirror with all the different people looking back at me. I feel euphoric. The apartment is silent except for the music and I drink plenty of water.
6:30 AM (+10:00) = I spend six hours playing around on the computer, relaxing and enjoying myself.
1:00 PM (+16:30) = I eat a small meal and watch mindless television.
3:00 PM (+18:30) = I go to bed and drift off to sleep after about ten minutes.
11:30 PM (+27:00) = I wake up feeling refreshed except for a dull ache in my jaw, some tension between my shoulder blades and slight pressure in my eyes. I am happy, seem mentally alert and feel ready to begin a new project of some kind.
This experience was very enjoyable and I gained some beneficial insights that should help me with my daily life. The physical discomfort was noticeable at times but never prohibitive. While my dosage was mild, I now understand my reaction to 2C-T-7 and would be willing to try 20-25 mg orally in my future experiences. I would like to try other settings or perhaps eventually combine 2C-T-7 with other drugs.
In conclusion, I appreciated the introspective and creative aspects of the experience. I now understand that the enjoyment is not in achieving perfection but the process of trying, and the disappointment of not living up to your full potential is minor compared to the despair and bitterness of never realizing even a small amount of your potential. I enjoyed the feeling of painting, and sometime in the future might try to dictate an entire short story into a tape recorder while experiencing 2C-T-7.
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1881 - Mustafa born in Salonika.
1893 - Mustafa enters the Military Preparatory School in Salonika and is given the second "Kemal" by this teacher.
1895 - Mustafa Kemal enters the Military High School in Manstir.
1899 - Mustafa Kemal enters the infantry class of the Military Academy in Istanbul.
1902 - Mustafa Kemal graduates from the Military Academy and goes on to the General Staff College.
1905 January 11 - Mustafa Kemal graduates from the General Staff College witg the rank of Staff Captain and is posted to the Fifth Army, centered on Damascus.
1906 October - Mustafa Kemal and his friends form in Damascus the secret society "Fatherland and Freedom".
1907 September - Mustafa Kemal transferred to Third Army and goes to Salonika.
1911 September 13 - Mustafa Kemal transferred to General Staff in Istanbul.
1912 January 9 - Mustafa Kemal leads successfully the Tobruk offensive in Libya.
1915 April 25 - Allies land ar Arıburnu and Mustafa Kemal stops their progress with his division.
1915 August 9 - Mustafa Kemal appointed Commander, Anafartalar Group.
1916 April 1 - Mustafa Kemal promoted Brigadier - General.
1916 August 6 - Mustafa Kemal wins back from the enemy Bitlis and Mus.
1918 October 31 - Mustafa Kemal becomes Commander Lightning Group of Armies.
1919 April 30 - Mustafa Kemal appointed with wide powers inspector of 9. Army centred on Erzurum.
May 16, 1919Mustafa Kemal leaves Istanbul.
May 19, 1919Mustafa Kemal lands in Samsun.
1919 July 8 - Mustafa Kemal resings from the post of Inspector of 3. Army and from the army.
1919 July 23 - Mustafa Kemal elected Chairman of Erzurum Congress.
1920 April 23 - Mustafa Kemal opens the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM) in Ankara.
1920 May 11 - Mustafa Kemal is condemned to death by the government in Istanbul.
1921 August 5 - Mustafa Kemal appointed Commander - in - Chief by the Grand National Assembly.
1921 August 23 - The battle of Sakarya begins with Turkish troops led by Mustafa Kemal.
1921 September 19 - The Grand National Assembly gives Mustafa Kemal the rank of Marshal and the title Gazi (Victor).
1922 August 26 - Gazi Mustafa Kemal begins to lead Great Offensive from the hill of Kocatepe.
1922 August 30 - Gazi Mustafa Kemal Paşa wins the pitched battle of the Commander in Chief at Dumlupınar.
1922 September 9 - Gazi Mustafa Kemal enters Izmir.
1922 November 1 - The Grand National Assembly accepts Gazi Mustafa Kemal's proposal to abolish the Sultanate.
1923 January 14 - Mustafa Kemal's mother Zubeyde Hanim dies in Izmir.
1923 October 29 - Proclamation of the Turkish Republic and Gazi Mustafa Kemal is elected first president.
1928 August 9 - Gazi Mustafa Kemal speaks at Sarayburnu on the new Turkish Alphabet.
1932 July 12 - Gazi Mustafa Kemal founds the Turkish Linguistic Society.
1934 June 16 - The Grand National Assembly passes a law granting Gazi Mustafa Kemal the surname "ATATÜRK".


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Important notice: the contract address located above is the official address for contributions. This is the ONLY address to claim IRON tokens. Please double check you are using this above address before send any transaction. Please use MyEtherWallet, Parity, Mist or hardware wallets (Ledger, Trezor) to send funds from.
No contributions will be accepted from the exchanges. ETH contributions only.
Note: you do not need to acquire IRON to interact with its service. Once the project is implemented on Ethereum main network, you would use our infrastructure to set decentralized agreements for free, using Ethereum (ETH) as currency for those transactions. Although, every time a transaction is made using our smart contracts, a contribute fee will apply. You can learn more about this here. These collected funds will be automatically distributed between all IRON token holders, earning ETH in the process.
Note: the gas price (gwei) sent with your transaction must be equal or higher than the current Recommended Gas Price (SafeLow). Otherwise, your transaction will take long to be attached into the Ethereum blockchain, or even fail, as the miners will not be encouraged to mine yours.
Total Token supply
78.340.000 IRON
Tokens to be sold
70.340.000 IRON (~90%)
Conversion rate
1 ETH = 10.000 IRON
What is iron?
Learn more here


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JEKYLL: A FUNCTIONAL OVERVIEW
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This is not a tour of best practices with anything - I’m mostly just fooling around.


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Parts Factory
Car Factory
Dealer
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Address:
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Cars History
Owner History:
Parts History
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Sit comfortably in your chair, fasten your seatbelts and click...
... is like a very deep sleep. The dead have no thoughts, no emotions and no consciousness. They are not aware of the passage of time...
The world is going to explode in a few minutes. There is no reason to panic because ther is no way back. Just sit down, close your eyes and begin to relax. Take a deep breath, and let it out slowly. Concentrate on your breathing. With each breath you become more relaxed. No one can save the world, no one... except you! And the only way is to... solve logical earth rescue quiz :D
I am the one who will save the world!
Kevin's parents had 5 sons total. Their names are Bab, Beb, Bib and Bob. What was the fifth child's name?
On average, how many birthdays does a man have?
Joe is older than Eric, Kevin is older than Joe, Steve is the same age as Eric. Who is the oldest?
Six foxes catch six hens in six minutes. How many foxes will be needed to catch sixty hens in sixty minutes?
I have 28 grey and 8 black socks in my sock drawer. If it is completely dark and I cannot see the color of the socks that I am picking, how many socks do I need to take from the drawer to be sure that I have at least one pair of socks that are the same color?
A bat and ball cost $1.10. The bat costs one dollar more than the ball. How much does the ball cost?
If you write all the numbers from 300 to 400, how many times you have to write the number 3?
Which word doesn't belong? That, Fat, Bat, What, Chat, Phat
Your father's only sister's sister-in-law is your.....
... shhhhh... it is just a game. There is no apocalypse, there is no threat, there is no hero...
Ugh! I am going to do my chores...
Noooo...
Your right, you live only once...
This is just an example of text game in form of a quiz. You can write your own text game story in XML form and use my engine to play your game in any browser


The settings on this page define how table data are shown and modified in your database, Hibernate and JPA consoles, and data editors.


Una oración interrogativa termina con un signo de interrogación.
Are you feeling happy today?
Give me another sentence to type.2
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am the one that has the test tomorrow.
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ill Gates is very rich.
Clocks intrigue me and others. Figure
I want to type another sentence.
Maggie is a dog that is very good but also fuzzy, too.
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Subsection 3 – The Michael Rule
A team is allowed to add a free agent that has already been on said team during the current season
if no other team claims him within 24 hours of the email reclaiming the player.


Khamenei scorns Macron for trying to arrange U.S. - Iranian talks
DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran’s supreme leader poured scorn on French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday for trying to promote talks between the United States and Iran.
“The French president, who says a meeting will end all the problems between Tehran and America, is either naive or complicit with America,” Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said in remarks reported by state television.
Macron tried to arrange a failed meeting between Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and U.S. President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly in September.


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https://github.com/nigels-com/glew
Current release is 2.1.0. (Change Log)
Sources available as ZIP or TGZ.
Windows binaries for 32-bit and 64-bit.
Snapshots may contain new features, bug-fixes or new OpenGL extensions ahead of tested, official releases.
It is highly recommended to build from a tgz or zip release snapshot. The code generation workflow is a complex brew of gnu make, perl and python, that works best on Linux or Mac. For most end-users of GLEW the official releases are the best choice, with first class support.
Debian/Ubuntu/Mint: $ sudo apt-get install build-essential libxmu-dev libxi-dev libgl-dev libosmesa-dev
RedHat/CentOS/Fedora: $ sudo yum install libXmu-devel libXi-devel libGL-devel
$ make $ sudo make install $ make clean
Targets: all, glew.lib (sub-targets: glew.lib.shared, glew.lib.static), glew.bin, clean, install, uninstall
Variables: SYSTEM=linux-clang, GLEW_DEST=/usr/local, STRIP=
Note: may need to make auto folder
CMake 2.8.12 or higher is required.
Debian/Ubuntu/Mint: $ sudo apt-get install build-essential libXmu-dev libXi-dev libgl-dev cmake
RedHat/CentOS/Fedora: $ sudo yum install libXmu-devel libXi-devel libGL-devel cmake
$ cd build $ cmake ./cmake $ make -j4
| Target | Description |
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| glew | Build the glew shared library. |
| glew_s | Build the glew static library. |
| glewinfo | Build the glewinfo executable (requires BUILD_UTILS to be ON ). |
| visualinfo | Build the visualinfo executable (requires BUILD_UTILS to be ON ). |
| install | Install all enabled targets into CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX . |
| clean | Clean up build artifacts. |
| all | Build all enabled targets (default target). |
| Variables | Description |
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| BUILD_UTILS | Build the glewinfo and visualinfo executables. |
| GLEW_REGAL | Build in Regal mode. |
| GLEW_OSMESA | Build in off-screen Mesa mode. |
| BUILD_FRAMEWORK | Build as MacOSX Framework. Setting CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX to /Library/Frameworks is recommended. |
Use the provided Visual Studio project file in build/vc12/
Projects for vc6 and vc10 are also provided
Available from Mingw
Requirements: bash, make, gcc
$ mingw32-make $ mingw32-make install $ mingw32-make install.all
Alternative toolchain: SYSTEM=mingw-win32
Available from Msys2 and/or Mingw-w64
Requirements: bash, make, gcc
$ pacman -S gcc make mingw-w64-i686-gcc mingw-w64-x86_64-gcc $ make $ make install $ make install.all
Alternative toolchain: SYSTEM=msys, SYSTEM=msys-win32, SYSTEM=msys-win64
glewinfo
is a command-line tool useful for inspecting the capabilities of an OpenGL implementation and GLEW support for that. Please include glewinfo.txt
with bug reports, as appropriate.
GLEW version 2.0.0 Reporting capabilities of pixelformat 3 Running on a Intel(R) HD Graphics 3000 from Intel OpenGL version 3.1.0 - Build <IP_ADDRESS>29 is supported
glCopyTexSubImage3D: OK glDrawRangeElements: OK glTexImage3D: OK glTexSubImage3D: OK
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A Unix or Mac environment is needed for building GLEW from scratch to include new extensions, or customize the code generation. The extension data is regenerated from the top level source directory with:
make extensions
An alternative to generating the GLEW sources from scratch is to download a pre-generated (unsupported) snapshot:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/glew/files/glew/snapshots/
Travis-built snapshots are also available:
https://glew.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html
GLEW is currently maintained by Nigel Stewart with bug fixes, new OpenGL extension support and new releases.
GLEW was developed by Milan Ikits and Marcelo Magallon. Aaron Lefohn, Joe Kniss, and Chris Wyman were the first users and also assisted with the design and debugging process.
The acronym GLEW originates from Aaron Lefohn. Pasi Kärkkäinen identified and fixed several problems with GLX and SDL. Nate Robins created the wglinfo
utility, to which modifications were made by Michael Wimmer.
GLEW is originally derived from the EXTGL project by Lev Povalahev. The source code is licensed under the Modified BSD License, the Mesa 3-D License (MIT) and the Khronos License (MIT).
The automatic code generation scripts are released under the GNU GPL.


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