Single target detection and target tracking can be applied to a whole layer or a defined region or specific selection in the echogram. Regardless what part of your data you wish to apply the target algorithm to, there are common steps which are outlined next. For this tutorial single target detection and target tracking will be applied to a defined region.
1. First, let's define a region. Press keyboard short-cut 4 or go to the toolbar and selection the region tool, and select from the drop-down menu the Rectangular region. Define a region in the echogram by left-clicking and holding while dragging the mouse to reach the extent of the region you wish to include:
Fig.1: Region defined for tracking single targets.
2. In the Single Targets tab of the Algorithms panel define the algorithm parameter you want to apply for single target detection. Next right click on your region and choose “Algorithms", then "Apply Single Target detection”:
Fig.2: Single Target Detection algorithm available from the Algorithms list accessible by left-clicking on the defined region.
Note: Single target detection can be applied to a whole layer or to specific selection following the same steps.
3. Your defined region should now contained detected single targets under the current settings. Remember to adjust the color scale so that there is no “hidden” targets:
Fig.3: Single Target Detection algorithm available from the Algorithms list accessible by left-clicking on the defined region.
4. In the Target tracking tab of the Algorithms panel, define the algorithm parameter you want to use for target tracking, right-click on your region and choose “Algorithms", then "Apply Target Tracking”:
Fig.4: Tracked targets displayed as coloured segments joining the individual detections meeting the specification in the Target tracking tab
Note: Tracked targets are just shown for demonstration purposes only, and they do not represent real fish tracks. Settings on the Target tracking algorithm tab were chosen for demonstration and they should not necessarily be used for tracking real targets.
5. The last step is to go to the Export menu on the main menu bar, and choose Export Tracked target to xls files. Same as for single targets. Values for each target contained in each track are saved in the xls files, with a Track_ID to be able to sort them track per track.


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dataXY_df
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Terra satellite data (X,Y) for running the xgboost model . |
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label.feature()
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Modify labels for features under plotting |
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labels_within_package
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labels_within_package: Some labels package auther defined to make his plot, mainly serve the paper publication. |
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new_labels
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new_labels: a place holder default to NULL. |
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plot(<label>)
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Internal-function to revise axis label for each feature |
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scatter.plot.diagonal()
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Make customized scatter plot with diagonal line and R2 printed. |
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scatter.plot.simple()
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Simple scatter plot, adding marginal histogram by default. |
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shap.importance()
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Variable importance as measured by mean absolute SHAP value. |
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shap.plot.dependence()
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SHAP dependence plot and interaction plot, optional to be colored by a
selected feature |
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shap.plot.force_plot()
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Make the SHAP force plot |
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shap.plot.force_plot_bygroup()
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Make the stack plot, optional to zoom in at certain x or certain cluster |
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shap.plot.summary()
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SHAP summary plot core function using the long format SHAP values |
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shap.plot.summary.wrap1()
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A wrapped function to make summary plot from model object and predictors |
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shap.plot.summary.wrap2()
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A wrapped function to make summary plot from given SHAP values matrix |
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shap.prep.interaction()
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Prepare the interaction SHAP values from predict.xgb.Booster |
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shap.prep()
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Prepare SHAP values into long format for plotting |
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shap.prep.stack.data()
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Prepare data for SHAP force plot (stack plot) |
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shap.values()
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Get SHAP scores from a trained XGBoost or LightGBM model |
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shap_int_iris
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The interaction effect SHAP values example using iris dataset. |
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shap_long_iris
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The long-format SHAP values example using iris dataset. |
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shap_score
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SHAP values example from dataXY_df . |
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shap_values_iris
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SHAP values example using iris dataset. |


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CWPIL No. 144 of 2017 .
28.11.2017 Present: Ms. Jyotsna Rewal Dua, Senior Advocate, with Ms. Charu Bhatnagar, Advocate, as Amicus Curiae.
Mr. Shrawan Dogra, Advocate General, with Mr. Anup Rattan, Additional Advocate General, for the State.
Mr. Satyen Vaidya, Senior Advocate, with Mr. Vivek Sharma, counsel for respondent No. 6.
Mr. Rahul Mahajan, counsel for Indian Railways.
Mr. Dushyant Dadhwal, counsel for respondent No. 9.
Mr. Anand Sharma, counsel for respondent No. 11.
Mr. Aman Sood, counsel for respondent No .12.
Mr. Vikas Rathore, Senior Panel Counsel, for respondent No. 13.
Mr. Tara Singh Chauhan, counsel for the Pollution Control Board.
Mr. Ankush Dass Sood, Senior Advocate, with Mr. Arjun Lall, Advocate, Amicus Curiae.
On the basis of record, emanating from CWP No. 312 of 2017, titled as Rajesh Kumar Sood Vs. State of H.P., this Court vide order, dated 19th September, 2017 directed the Registry to register a separate petition, which being the instant petition, was registered as CWPIL No. 144 of 2017. What prompted the Court to register a separate CWPIL, was the importance and significance of the issues, involving larger public interest, canvassed by the writ petitioner, who subsequently, for reasons best known to him, sought to withdraw the petition.
2. In the original petition, the issue primarily pertained to alleged encroachments, carried out by different persons over public ::: Downloaded on - 30/11/2017 23:29:13 :::HCHP land belonging to the railway authorities and more specifically along .
the railway tracks within the State of Himachal Pradesh.
3. Taking note of the fact that in Himachal Pradesh, there are three railway tracks, one of which is declared as a World Heritage site by UNESCO, this Court, with the registration of the present petition, on 19th September, 2017, issued certain directions for
4. to removing encroachments over the railway property.
We were concerned with three railway tracks, namely: (i) Kalka-Shimla Heritage Track ; a UNESCO World Heritage site ; (ii) Pathankot-Jogindernagar railway track, again a Century old railway track and (iii) Nangal-Talwara track.
5. Happily, large number of encroachments already stand removed and unauthorized structures demolished. Some work in this regard is still pending.
6. Further, during the course of hearing of the instant petition, we were informed that inspection for renewal of Heritage status of Kalka-Shimla railway line as World Heritage UNESCO Site is likely to take place in the near future, as renewal has to take place within one year from now. We were also informed that there were certain places on this track where sewage/waste water was being openly thrown. In this background, on 14th November, 2017, we passed the following order :-
"Mr. Rahul Mahajan, learned counsel for Indian Railways states that on Kalka-Shimla Track there are certain places where sewage/waste water from private houses is being openly thrown on the railway track. Let respondent No. 10-Divisional Manager file his personal affidavit pointing out such places ::: Downloaded on - 30/11/2017 23:29:13 :::HCHP within a week. Let the said Officer remain present in the Court on 21.11.2017.
.
We are also informed that the inspection for renewal of the Heritage status of the Kalka-Shimla Railway Line as a World Heritage UNESCO Site is likely to take place in the near future and within one year from today. In the affidavit, let respondent No. 10-Divisional Manager explain the steps taken for meeting out the requirements of renewal."
7. On the next date of hearing, we were informed by the railway authorities that despite written communication(s), no action was taken by the authorities, constituted under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 (hereinafter referred to as the Act) and other environmental laws of the land. Consequently, we impleaded the H.P. State Pollution Control Board as a party and issued notice.
8. Mr. Rahul Mahajan, Advocate, also stated that at Parwanoo, an industrial township, effluents were being released by certain industries/polluters in open streams. Discharge of such effluents is causing severe damage to the railway property, more so bridges which are century old.
9. In response thereto, Mr. Tara Sigh Chauhan, Advocate, learned counsel for the Board, has today handed over to us an affidavit, revealing shocking state of affairs, vis-à-vis the functioning of the authorities under the Act and implementation of environmental laws. There is neither any Sewerage Treatment Plant nor any Solid Waste Processing Unit at Parwanoo. Also, there is no mechanism to process the effluents. At this point of time, we need not say more, save and except, that only on the prodding of the ::: Downloaded on - 30/11/2017 23:29:13 :::HCHP Court, the Board rose from slumber and issued notice for .
disconnection of electricity of one of the stake holders. We are informed that the duty cast under the environmental laws is actually that of Municipal Council, Parwanoo, to whom notice of disconnection of electricity already stands issued.
10. At this stage, Mr. Rahul Mahajan, Advocate, informs that insofar as the specific site of the bridge, which is likely to be effected as a result of effluent being openly discharged by the industrial units, there are four more polluters, namely (i) Daljeet Electroplanting; (ii) Aadhunik Agro Pvt. Ltd ; (iii) Shivalik Industrial Limited and (iv) Universal Power Product. This is as per instructions imparted by Mr. D.K. Bajan, ADEN, Shimla, Northern Railways.
11. Under these circumstances, we direct the Secretary, H.P.
Pollution Control Board to forthwith have the site inspected and if necessary, issue orders for disconnection of electricity and water connection of these polluting units.
12. We implead H.P. State Electricity Board, through its Secretary, Kumar House, Shimla as party respondent. Mr. Vivek Sharma, Advocate, waives notice.
13. Mr. Satyen Vaidya, learned Senior Advocate, states that with the orders being issued by the Pollution Control Board, electricity of the units shall be disconnected forthwith. Mr. Anup Rattan, learned Additional Advocate General, states that water connection shall also be disconnected.
::: Downloaded on - 30/11/2017 23:29:13 :::HCHP14. Mr. Shrawan Dogra, learned Advocate General, states that all .
assistance shall be rendered by the district administration, including deployment of police force, if so required.
15. It is not in dispute before us that within the territorial limits of Municipal Council, Parwanoo, there is neither a sewage treatment plant nor any mechanism for processing and dealing with municipal solid waste.
16. to Mr. T.S. Chauhan, Advocate, invites our attention to the fact that since the year 2015, Pollution Control Board has been taking up the issue with the authorities, but the fact of the matter being that at the ground level, nothing has been done and things have remained as it is.
17. At this stage, Ms. Seema Guleria, Advocate, who is otherwise assisting the Court as an Amicus Curiae in other matters, states that new technology (Black Hole) is available to deal with solid waste, and that too, at low cost and in an efficient manner. And all this, without segregating the waste material. She states that the entrepreneur possessing such technology has approached the authorities, highlighting that certain States have already used the same. Well, at this stage, we do not want to comment about the feasibility thereof, but definitely it requires consideration of the authorities and as such, we leave it open for them to do so at the earliest.
18. We direct the Secretary (Urban Development) to file a separate affidavit dealing with the issue, more specifically the ::: Downloaded on - 30/11/2017 23:29:13 :::HCHP mechanism which can be provided on urgent basis in dealing with .
municipal solid waste at Parwanoo.
19. Since Parwanoo is the first industrial township of the State and Gateway to the State of Himachal Pradesh, we are certain that sold waste and sewage cannot be allowed to be thrown in the open and kept unprocessed. As such, we deem it appropriate to segregate this issue and direct registration of a separate CWPIL to exclusively deal with the same. Registry to take necessary action.
20. The following shall be impleaded as party-respondents in the same:-
1. State of Himachal Pradesh through Secretary (Urban Development) to the Government of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla.
2. Principal Secretary (Industrial) to the Government of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla.
3. Principal Secretary (Urban Development) to the Government of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla.
4. Principal Secretary (Irrigation & Public Health) to the Government of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla.
5. Pollution Control Board, through its Member Secretary, Himachal Pradesh, Shimla.
6. Union of India, through its Secretary (Environment), Government of India, New Delhi.
7. Northern Railway through its Divisional Manager, Ambala (Haryana).
8. Himachal Pradesh State Electricity Board, through its Secretary, Kumar House, Shimla.
9. Deputy Commissioner, Solan, District Solan, Himachal Pradesh.
10. Municipal Council, Parwanoo, through its Executive Officer, District Solan, H.P.
::: Downloaded on - 30/11/2017 23:29:13 :::HCHP11. Engineer-in-Chief (I.P.H.), U.S. Club, Shimla.
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21. Notice. Mr. Anup Rattan, learned Additional Advocate General, appears and waives service of notice on behalf of respondents No.1,2,3,4,9 & 11; Mr. Tara Singh Chauhan, Advocate, waives notice on behalf of respondent No.5; Mr. Ashok Sharma, learned ASGI, assisted by Ms. Sukarma Sharma, Advocate, on behalf of the Union of India-respondent No.6; Mr. Rahul Mahajan, Advocate, on behalf of Indian Railways-respondent No.7; and Mr. Vivek Sharma, Advocate, on behalf of H.P. State Electricity Board-
respondent No.8. Notice to M.C. Parwanoo. Service to be effected through Secretary, H.P. Pollution Control Board.
22. We request Ms. Jyotsna Rewal Dua, learned Senior Advocate, to also assist as an Amicus Curiae in the same. Orders, dated 14th November, 2017, 21st November, 2017, 27th November, 2017 as also present order alongwith the affidavit filed by the Pollution Control Board shall be placed on the file of this petition. Registry to supply paper book, complete in all respects, to all learned counsel by 29th November, 2017.
23. Similarly, on the issue of renewal of Heritage status of the Kalka-Shimla Railway line as World Heritage UNESCO Site, we direct the Registry to separately register a fresh petition. On our request Mr. B.C. Negi, learned Senior Advocate, and Mr. Arjun K.
Lall, Advocate, have agreed to assist in this petition as Amicus Curiae. The following shall be impleaded as party-respondents:-
::: Downloaded on - 30/11/2017 23:29:13 :::HCHP1. Union of India, through its Secretary (Environment), .
Government of India, New Delhi.
2. Ministry of Railways, through its Secretary, Government of India, New Delhi.
3. State of Himachal Pradesh through Chief Secretary to the Government of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla.
4. Principal Secretary (Tourism) to the Government of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla.
5. Director (Tourism), Government of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla.
6. Northern Railway, through its Divisional Manager, Ambala, (Haryana).
24. Notice. Mr. Ashok Sharma, learned ASGI assisted by Ms. Sukarma Sharma, Advocate, appears and waives service of notice on behalf of U.O.I.-respondents No.1&2; Mr. Anup Rattan, learned Additional Advocate General, on behalf of respondents No. 3 to 5;
and Mr. Rahul Mahajan, Advocate, on behalf of respondent No. 6.
List on 1st December, 2017.
( Sanjay Karol ),
Acting Chief Justice
( Ajay Mohan Goel ),
28th November, 2017(K/sd) Judge
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The xsl:number
element outputs the sequential number of a node in the source document.
It takes an attribute count
whose value is a pattern indicating which nodes to count;
the default is to match all nodes of the same type and name as the current node.
The level
attribute may take three values: "single", "any", or "multiple".
The default is "single".
There is also an optional from
attribute, which is also a pattern.
The exact meaning of this depends on the level.
The calculation is as follows:
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level=single |
If the current node matches the pattern, the counted node is the current node. Otherwise the counted node is the innermost ancestor of the current node that matches the pattern. If no ancestor matches the pattern, the result is zero. If the from attribute is present, the counted node must be a descendant of a node that matches the "from" pattern. The result is one plus the number of elder siblings of the counted node that match the count pattern. |
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level=any |
The result is the number of nodes in the document that match the count pattern, that are at or before the current node in document order, and that follow in document order the most recent node that matches the "from" pattern, if any. Typically this is used to number, say, the diagrams or equations in a document, or in some section or chapter of a document, regardless of where the diagrams or equations appear in the hierarchic structure. |
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level=multiple |
The result of this is not a single number, but a list of numbers. There is one number in the list for each ancestor of the current element that matches the count pattern and that is a descendant of the anchor element. Each number is one plus the number of elder siblings of the relevant element that match the count pattern. The order of the numbers is "outwards-in". |
There is an optional format
attribute which controls the output format. This contains an alternating
sequence of format-tokens and punctuation-tokens. A format-token is any sequence of alphanumeric characters,
a punctuation-token is any other sequence. The following
values (among others) are supported for the format-token:
|
1 |
Sequence 1, 2, 3, ... 10, 11, 12, ... |
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001 |
Sequence 001, 002, 003, ... 010, 011, 012, ... (any number of leading zeroes) |
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a |
Sequence a, b, c, ... aa, ab, ac, ... |
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A |
Sequence A, B, C, ... AA, AB, AC, ... |
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i |
Sequence i, ii, iii, iv, ... x, xi, xii, ... |
|
I |
Sequence I, II, III, IV, ... X, XI, XII, ... |
There is also support for various Japanese sequences (Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji) using the format tokens あ, ア, い, イ, 一, and for Greek and Hebrew sequences.
The format token "one" gives the sequence "one", "two", "three", ... , while "ONE" gives the same in upper-case.
The default format is "1".
Actually, any sequence of ASCII digits in the format is treated in the same way: writing 999 has the same effect as writing 001. A sequence of Unicode digits other than ASCII digits (for exaple, Tibetan digits) can also be used, and will result in decimal numbering using those digits.
Similarly, any other character classified as a letter can be used, and will result in "numbering" using all consecutive Unicode letters following the one provided. For example, specifying "x" will give the sequence x, y, z, xx, xy, xz, yx, yy, yz, etc. Specifying the Greek letter alpha (²) will cause "numbering" using the Greek letters up to "Greek letter omega with tonos" (Î). Only "i" and "I" (for roman numbering), and the Japanese characters listed above, are exceptions to this rule.
Successive format-tokens in the format are used to process successive numbers in the list. If there are more format-tokens in the format than numbers in the list, the excess format-tokens and punctuation-tokens are ignored. If there are fewer format-tokens in the format than numbers in the list, the last format-token and the punctuation-token that precedes it are used to format all excess numbers, with the final punctuation-token being used only at the end.
Examples:
| Number(s) | Format | Result |
|---|---|---|
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3 |
(1) |
(3) |
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12 |
I |
XII |
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2,3 |
1.1 |
2.3 |
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2,3 |
1(i) |
2(iii) |
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2,3 |
1. |
2.3. |
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2,3 |
A.1.1 |
B.3. |
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2,3,4,5 |
1.1 |
<IP_ADDRESS> |
This character may be preceded or followed by arbitrary punctuation (anything other than these characters or XML special characters such as "<") which is copied to the output verbatim. For example, the value 3 with format "(a)" produces output "(c)".
It is also possible to use xsl:number to format a number obtained from an expression. This is achieved using the value attribute of the xsl:number element. If this attribute is present, the count, level, and from attributes are ignored.
With large numbers, the digits may be split into groups. For example, specify grouping-size="3" and grouping-separator="/" to have the number 3000000 displayed as "3/000/000".
Negative numbers are always output in conventional decimal notation, regardless of the format specified.
Example: This example outputs the title child of an H2 element preceded by a composite number formed from the sequential number of the containing H1 element and the number of the containing H2 element.
<xsl:template match="H2/TITLE">
<xsl:number count="H1">.<xsl:number count="H2">
<xsl:text> </xsl:text>
<xsl:apply-templates/>
</xsl:template>


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$ source ~/catalystcloud-ansible/ansible-venv/bin/activate
Ansible version available with OS typically a bit out of date
Add PPA and install from latest source for OS (See documentation)
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get upgrade
$ sudo apt-get install python-pip python-virtualenv
$ virtualenv ansible-venv
$ source ansible-venv/bin/activate
(ansible-venv) $ pip install -U pip
(ansible-venv) $ pip install ansible
ansible <pattern> [options]
ansible-playbook <pattern> [options]
ansible <pattern> [options]
Note: in all the following examples, WORKDIR
is the path to the introduction-to-ansible/sample-folders
directory
$ echo $WORKDIR
/home/train/introduction-to-ansible/sample-code
$ cd $WORKDIR/lesson1
$ vagrant up --provider virtualbox
.
==> default: Machine booted and ready!
If all went well you now have a remote host to manage!
.ini
syntax
#sample inventory
web1.mycompany.com
web2.mycompany.com
app1.mycompany.com
db.mycompany.com
lb.mycompany.com
[auckland]
web1.mycompany.com
[wellington]
web2.mycompany.com
[web]
web1.mycompany.com ansible_host=<IP_ADDRESS> opt2=arg2
web2.mycompany.com
[db]
db1.mycompany.com
[app]
app1.mycompany.com
app2.mycompany.com
[lb]
loadbalancer.mycompany.com
# sample inventory
[web]
web1.mycompany.com
web2.mycompany.com
[app]
app1.mycompany.com
app2.mycompany.com
[wellington]
web1.mycompany.com
app1.mycompany.com
[auckland]
web2.mycompany.com
app2.mycompany.com
$ cat $WORKDIR/lesson1/ansible/hosts
ansible_host
ansible_user
ansible_port
ansible_private_key_file
$ vagrant ssh-config
Host default
HostName ???
User ???
Port ???
.
IdentityFile ???
.
Use the values from your host to fill in missing
arguments in ansible/hosts
ansible <host pattern> [OPTIONS]
| Option | Argument | Description |
|---|---|---|
| -m | string | module name to execute; default to command module |
| -a | string | arguments to module |
| -i | string | path to inventory file |
| -b | Run operations with become | |
| --become-method | string | Which become method to use. Default sudo |
ping is an Ansible module that just checks whether or not Ansible can create a SSH sessions with hosts.
Use the ping module to check if our host accepts SSH connections
$ ansible myserver -i ansible/hosts -m ping
myserver | SUCCESS => {
"changed": false,
"ping": "pong"
}
# sample ansible.cfg
[defaults]
inventory = hosts
remote_user = vagrant
private_key_file = .vagrant/machines/default/virtualbox/private_key
host_key_checking = False
ansible.cfg
)~/.ansible.cfg
)
$WORKDIR/ansible.cfg.sample
Use config to simplify your inventory file.
$ cd $WORKDIR/lesson1
$ cp ../ansible.cfg.sample ansible.cfg
$ cat $WORKDIR/lesson1/hosts
myserver ansible_host=<IP_ADDRESS> ansible_port=2222
You now no longer need to specify an inventory file
$ ansible myserver -m ping
ansible <host pattern> -m command -a <args to command>
ansible myserver -m command -a uptime
ansible myserver -a uptime
Note: On centos it will be /var/log/messages
$ ansible myserver -b -a "tail /var/log/messages"
Use the yum module to install mtr (network monitoring tool)
$ ansible myserver -b -m yum -a "name=mtr state=present"
$ ansible-doc yum
> YUM (~/venv/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/ansible/modules/packaging/os/yum.py)
Installs, upgrade, downgrades, removes, and lists packages and groups with the `yum' package manager.
OPTIONS (= is mandatory):
- allow_downgrade
Specify if the named package and version is allowed to downgrade a maybe already installed higher version of that package. Note that setting
allow_downgrade=True can make this module behave in a non-idempotent way. The task could end up with a set of packages that does not match the complete
list of specified packages to install (because dependencies between the downgraded package and others can cause changes to the packages which were in
the earlier transaction).
(Choices: yes, no)[Default: no]
version_added: 2.4
ansible-doc
$ cd $WORKDIR/lesson2
.
├── ansible
│ ├── files
│ │ └── nginx.conf
│ ├── hosts
│ ├── playbook.yml
│ └── templates
│ └── index.html.j2
└── ansible.cfg
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| playbook.yml | file | Ansible Playbook |
| files | directory | Contains artefacts to be placed on remote host |
| templates | directory | Contains templates that will be rendered and uploaded to remote host |
files/nginx.conf
)templates/index.html.j2
)
and place it on hostkey
:
value
hosts
playbook.yml
- name: Set up static website with nginx
hosts: myserver
become: true
tasks:
$ cd $WORKDIR/lesson2
$ ansible-playbook ansible/playbook.yml
Visit static site
# assign variable to single host
[web]
web1.mycompany.com ansible_host=<IP_ADDRESS> opt2=arg2
web2.mycompany.com
.
# assign variable to group of hosts
[web]
web1.mycompany.com ansible_host=<IP_ADDRESS>
web2.mycompany.com
[web:vars]
proxy=web.mycompany.com
Create a host_vars directory and variable file
$ mkdir $WORKDIR/lesson2/ansible/host_vars
$ vim $WORKDIR/lesson2/ansible/host_vars/myserver.yaml
# or
$ mkdir $WORKDIR/lesson2/ansible/host_vars/myserver
$ vim $WORKDIR/lesson2/ansible/host_vars/myserver/vars.yaml
# variables for myserver
---
foo: bar
Create a group_vars directory and variable file
$ mkdir $WORKDIR/lesson2/ansible/group_vars
$ vim $WORKDIR/lesson2/ansible/group_vars/web.yaml
# or
$ vim $WORKDIR/lesson2/ansible/group_vars/web/vars.yaml
# variables for "web" group
---
bizz: buzz
$ less $WORKDIR/lesson2/ansible/templates/index.html.j2
.
.
{% if foo is defined %}

The value for foo is {{ foo }}

{% endif %}
{% if bizz is defined %}

The value for bizz is {{ bizz }}

{% endif %}
.
.
Inventory variables accessed directly in templates
$ ansible-playbook ansible/playbook.yaml
hostvars['myserver']['foo'] == hostvars.myserver.foo
playbook-localhost.yml
playbook.yml
and playbook-localhost.yml
$ ansible-playbook ansible/playbook.yml ansible/playbook-localhost.yml
foo
to
hostvars.myserver.foo
in
playbook-localhost.yml
and run
playbooks
- name: Output of bizz
debug:
var: hostvars.myserver.bizz
playbook.yml
in editor
- name: Set up static website with nginx
hosts: myserver
become: true
vars_prompt:
- name: "participant_name"
prompt: "What is your name"
private: no
vars:
course: Introduction to ansible
lesson:
name: Working with play variables
session: 1
tasks:
.
.
set_fact
module
tasks:
- name: Assign an arbitrary variable
set_fact:
person_name: Homer Simpson
- name: Assign dictionary
set_fact:
person_details:
street: 754 Evergreen Terrace
city: Springfield
state: ST
- name: Execute code and capture the output
command: uptime
register: uptime_output
.
.
- name: do something with output of uptime
debug:
var: {{ uptime_output.stdout }}
tasks:
- name: set name of person
set_fact:
person_name: Homer Simpson
- name: Get output of uptime
command: uptime
register: uptime_output
.
.
set_fact
and
register
in playbook.yml to assign task variables
setup
module
ansible myserver -m setup
ansible myserver -m setup -a 'filter=ansible_distribution*'
Uncomment area in templates/index.html.j2
 remove line
Re-run ansible-playbook and visit static website
Edit playbook.yml as follows
- name: Set up static website with nginx
hosts: myserver
become: true
gather_facts: false # <-- add this line
tasks:
.
.
Re-run ansible-playbook and visit static website
ansible-playbook
--extra-vars="key1=value1 key2=value2"
playbook.yml
ansible-playbook
-e key1=value1 -e key2=value2 playbook.yml
ansible-playbook
-e @extra-variables.yml playbook.yml
Pass extra vars to ansible playbook to override previous examples
$ ansible-playbook ansible/playbook.yml \
-e person_name="Marge Simpson" \
-e '{"lesson": {"name": "Override variables", \
"session": 2}}'
{{ person_name }}
{{ 1 + 1 }}
{{ lesson['name'] }}
{{ lesson.name }}
{{ hostvars['myserver'].ansible_distribution }}
vars
section in playbook.yml
to add:
static_file_directory
nginx_conf_directory
vars:
.
static_file_directory: /usr/share/nginx/html
nginx_conf_directory: /etc/nginx/conf.d
tasks:
- name: Copy in nginx config file
copy:
.
dest: "{{ nginx_conf_directory }}/nginx.conf"
.
- name: Copy up static website html
template:
.
dest: "{{ static_file_directory }}/index.html"
.
Re-run the ansible playbook
dest: "{{ nginx_conf_directory }}/nginx.conf"
command: ls {{ nginx_conf_directory }
$ cd $WORKDIR/lesson3
$ tree
.
├── ansible
│ ├── hosts
│ ├── playbook-dict.yml
│ └── playbook-lists.yml
└── ansible.cfg
with_items
- name: Process a list of items
copy:
src: "/path/to/local/{{ item }}"
dest: "/path/to/remote/{{ item }}"
with_items: "{{ list_of_files }}"
ansible/playbook-lists.yml
with_items
to simplify allowed_host tasks
- name: Add allowed_hosts entries
lineinfile:
path: /etc/myapp/config
line: "allow_from: {{ item }}"
insertafter: EOF
with_items:
- "{{ allowed_host1 }}"
- "{{ allowed_host2 }}"
- "{{ allowed_host3 }}"
with_items
to simplify listen tasks
- name: Add listen port entries
lineinfile:
path: /etc/myapp/config
line: "listen: {{ item }}"
insertafter: EOF
with_items: "{{ listen_ports }}"
with_nested
- name: Add allowed ports for each host
lineinfile:
path: /etc/myapp/config
line: "host: {{ item[0] }}:{{ item[1] }}"
insertafter: EOF
with_nested:
- [ "{{ allowed_host1 }}", "{{ allowed_host2 }}", "{{ allowed_host3 }}"]
- "{{ listen_ports }}"
with_dict
- name: Task that iterates over a dictionary
somemodule:
arg: "{{ item.key }}"
arg2: "{{ item.value }}"
with_dict: "{{ dictionary }}"
ansible/playbook-dict.yml
sets up
database config for fake application
with_dict
to
remove repetitive tasks.
- name: Add database config to /etc/myapp/config
lineinfile:
path: /etc/myapp/app_config
line: "database_{{ item.key }}={{ item.value }}"
with_dict: "{{ database[env_name] }}"
when: some_variable is defined
when: env_name == 'staging'
- name: Some task
command: do something
when: <condition is true>
ansible/playbook-dict.yml
assume a staging environment
lineinfile
taskenv_name
is production
- name: Add database config to /etc/myapp/config
lineinfile:
.
.
when: env_name == 'production'
$ ansible-playbook ansible/playbook-dict.yml -K \
-e env_name=production
ansible-vault
helps you
encrypt/decrypt files containing secrets for
your app
$ ansible-vault --help
Usage: ansible-vault [create|decrypt|edit|encrypt|encrypt_string|rekey|view] [options] [vaultfile.yml]
encryption/decryption utility for Ansible data files
Options:
--ask-vault-pass ask for vault password
-h, --help show this help message and exit
host_vars
or group_vars
inventory files
$ $EDITOR $WORKDIR/lesson3/ansible/secrets.yml
---
vault_staging_database_password: <some password>
vault_production_database_password: <some password>
$ ansible-vault encrypt ansible/secrets.yml
New Vault password:
Confirm New Vault password:
Encryption successful
secrets.yml
using vars_files
vars_files:
- secrets.yml
database:
staging:
.
password: "{{ vault_staging_database_password }}"
production:
.
password: "{{ vault_production_database_password }}"
--ask-vault-pass
flag
--vault-password-file <path>
.vault_password
$ echo "mysecretpassword" > ansible/.vault_password
.gitignore
ansible-vault
is a way to keep secrets safe
$ cd $WORKDIR/lesson4
$ tree
├── ansible
│ ├── hosts
│ ├── playbook-formatting.yml
│ ├── playbook-list.yml
│ └── undefined.yml
└── ansible.cfg
variable
|
filtername
variable
contains data of
some kind
|
" is the pipe symbol
{{
data
|
filter
}}
to_yaml
& to_json
playbook-formatting.yml
- name: Output myfirstapp as yaml config
copy:
dest: /home/train/myfirstapp.yml
content: "{{ myfirstapp | to_nice_yaml }}"
owner: train
group: train
mode: 0644
ansible-playbook ansible/playbook-formatting.yml
to_nice_yaml
and play with the indentation
undefined.yml
mandatory
filter not generally necessary
because ansible will crash anyway if it encounters
an undefined variable in a template
TASK [Output value of a variable that hasn't been defined] ****
ok: [localhost] => {
"db_port": "3306"
}
default
filter to set arbitrary value
mandatory
someport2=5432
as an extra variable
security_group_names: "{{ security_groups | map(attribute='name') | unique | list }}"
map 'extract'
map extract
filter:
{{ [0,2] | map('extract', list1) | list }}
{{ ['day', 'year'] | map('extract', dict1) | list }}
'<IP_ADDRESS>'
| ipaddr
=> '<IP_ADDRESS>'
'<IP_ADDRESS>.25'
| ipaddr
=> false
myipv4 | ipv4
myipv6 | ipv6
'<IP_ADDRESS>/24' |
ipaddr('address')
=> '<IP_ADDRESS>
'/home/train/somefile.txt' | basename
somefile.txt
'/home/train/somefile.txt' | dirname
/home/train
$ cd $WORKDIR/lesson5
$ tree
.
├── ansible
.
.
├── templates
│ └── index.html
└── wsgi.py
Let's provision 3 machines:
ansible/provision-hosts.yml
$ ansible-playbook -i ansible/cloud-hosts \
ansible/provision-hosts.yml \
-K -e suffix=-$(hostname) --ask-vault-pass
$ ansible -i ansible/cloud-hosts mycluster -m ping
ansible/deploy-app.yml
sets up:
$ ansible-playbook -i ansible/cloud-hosts \
ansible/deploy-app.yml --ask-vault-pass
Once it is finished, visit the new website
$ ansible-playbook \
-i ansible/cloud-hosts ansible/remove-hosts.yml \
-K -e suffix=-$(hostname) --ask-vault-pass
Things we can cover in the future:


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public class WinPcapStat extends PcapStat
pcap_stat
structure providing all
available extensions part of WinPcap extensions. Provides access to
additional statical fields as returned from a call to WinPcap.statsEx().
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getCapt()
number of packets that are received by the application.
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number of packets lost on the network.
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getSent()
number of packets sent by the server on the network.
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Inits the i ds.
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def Calc(args):
tree = {}
with open(args.bed_fn) as f:
for row in f:
row = row.split()
name = row[0]
if name not in tree:
tree[name] = intervaltree.IntervalTree()
begin = int(row[1])
end = int(row[2])
tree[name].addi(begin, end)
with open(args.input_fn) as f:
for row in f:
ctgName, pos = [(row.split()[i]) for i in [0,1]]
pos = int(pos)
After Change
def Calc(args):
tree = {}
f = subprocess.Popen(shlex.split("gzip -fdc %s" % (args.bed_fn) ), stdout=subprocess.PIPE, bufsize=8388608)
for row in f.stdout:
row = row.split()
name = row[0]
if name not in tree:
tree[name] = intervaltree.IntervalTree()
begin = int(row[1])
end = int(row[2])
tree[name].addi(begin, end)
f.stdout.close()
f.wait()
f = subprocess.Popen(shlex.split("gzip -fdc %s" % (args.input_fn) ), stdout=subprocess.PIPE, bufsize=8388608)
for row in f.stdout:
ctgName, pos = [(row.split()[i]) for i in [0,1]]
pos = int(pos)
if ctgName not in tree:
continue
if len(tree[ctgName].search(pos)) == 0:
continue
sys.stdout.write(row)
sys.stdout.flush()
f.stdout.close()
f.wait()
if __name__ == "__main__":


Tara Sutaria’s Beige Gown Can Be Your Outfit For A Cocktail Party
Apart from her performance in films, Tara is also applauded for the kind of outfits she wears.
by Ananya SwaroopTara Sutaria is one of the prettiest ladies in the B-Town. In fact, Karan Johar compared her to Aishwarya Rai and said that she is as poise as the Fanney Khan actress. She made her debut with Student Of The year 2 and managed to steal many hearts with her performance in Marjaavaan. Apart from her performance in films, Tara is also applauded for the kind of outfits she wears.
Today as the actress turns 24, we dug into her Instagram and found an outfit that would be fit for a cocktail party. It was a beige gown that she wore to a concert where she performed. yes, the actress who loves to sing as well performed in Srinagar and her outfit is definitely something to take note of.
Coming to the dress, it was a beige off-shoulder gown with tiny details on it. The bottom of the gown had pearls attached to it in the patter of flowers and Tara looked quite elegant in it. The full-length gown had a heart-shaped neck that accentuated Tara’s neck and collar bone.
For the jewellery, Tara opted for silver rings and wore a really heavy oxidised choker. She added a pair of golden earring with the outfit. She wrapped her hair in a high bun and added a few designer pins on it to make it look extraordinary.
Talking about her makeup, Tara went for a no-makeup makeup look. She applied kohl on her eyes and went for a nude lip shade. She went for a dewy based and nude base-smokey eyeshadow.
On the work front, Tara was last seen in Marjaavaan alongside Sidharth Malhotra and Riteish Deshmukh. She will now be seen in Ahan Shetty starrer RX100 remake. The actress is rumoured to be singing for the film as well.


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| HARD_LIGHT | |
| SOFT_LIGHT | |
| DIFFERENCE | |
| EXCLUSION | |
| HUE | |
| SATURATION | |
| COLOR | |
| LUMINOSITY |
| Constants' Details | |
NORMAL
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MULTIPLY
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SCREEN
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OVERLAY
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Annotations for models in systems biology
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#include <rasqal.h>
Public Attributes | |
| rasqal_world * | world |
| raptor_uri * | uri |
| raptor_uri * | name_uri |
| unsigned int | flags |
| char * | format_type |
| char * | format_name |
| raptor_uri * | format_uri |
| raptor_iostream * | iostr |
| raptor_uri * | base_uri |
| int | usage |
rasqal_data_graph: @world: rasqal_world object @uri: source URI @name_uri: name of graph for RASQAL_DATA_GRAPH_NAMED @flags: RASQAL_DATA_GRAPH_NAMED or RASQAL_DATA_GRAPH_BACKGROUND @format_type: MIME Type of data format at @uri (or NULL) @format_name: Raptor parser Name of data format at @uri (or NULL) @format_uri: URI of data format at @uri (or NULL) @iostr: Raptor iostream for content, overriding @uri if present (or NULL) @base_uri: base URI for reading from iostream @usage: usage count of this object
A source of RDF data for querying.
If @iostr is present, the graph can be constructed by parsing the iostream and using @base_uri as a base uri. Otherwise the graph can be constructed from the graph at URI @uri.
In either case the @name_uri is the graph name as long as @flags is RASQAL_DATA_GRAPH_NAMED


TABLE ON INTERACTIONS WITH
DOPAMINERGIC ALKALOIDS OF ERGOT OF RYE
from the French ANSM Drug Interactions September 2016, pp. 8
DOPAMINERGIC ALKALOIDS OF ERGOT OF RYE CLASS CODE: G02CB-001 |
VASOCONSTRICTOR ALKALOIDS OF ERGOT OF RYE CLASS CODE: N02CA0-001 |
Risk of constriction of blood vessels and/or rapid elevation of blood pressure |
Not Recommended |
DOPAMINERGIC ALKALOIDS OF ERGOT OF RYE CLASS CODE: G02CB-001 |
ANTIPARKINSONIAN ANTICHOLINERGICS CLASS CODE: N04AA-001 |
Risk of increase of neuropsychological disorders |
Precaution for use: Regular clinical and biological monitoring, especially at the beginning of the administration of these substances together. |
DOPAMINERGIC ALKALOIDS OF ERGOT OF RYE CLASS CODE: G02CB-001 |
MACROLIDES (EXCEPT SPIRAMYCIN) CLASS CODE: J01FA |
Increase of the plasma concentrations of the dopaminergic with possible increase of its activity or appearance of signs of overdose. |
Not recommended |
DOPAMINERGIC ALKALOIDS OF ERGOT OF RYE CLASS CODE: G02CB-001 |
ALPHA SYMPATHOMIMETICS (ORAL AND/OR NASAL) CLASS CODE: R01AA |
Risk of constriction of blood vessels and/or rapid elevation of blood pressure |
Not recommended |
DOPAMINERGIC ALKALOIDS OF ERGOT OF RYE CLASS CODE: G02CB-001 |
INDIRECT SYMPATHOMIMETICS CLASS CODE: C01CA-R01BA |
Risk of constriction of blood vessels and/or rapid elevation of blood pressure |
Not recommended |


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Eyesight Reset
- Remove all eyeweara and close your eyes
- While cusping hands cover the eyes without pressing hands into eyes
- Adjust hands as needed to block all light out while holding for 30 secs at a time for 2 mins
- Take deep breaths and short bursts of exhales


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Building front end using HTML5, LESS, SASS, JavaScript, ReactJs( JS Library) and Bootstrap Framework
Creating resusable components, to be used across multiple applications
Integration/Unit testing using Jest and Enzyme in Storybook
Using Jenkins to deploy our Design Website
Eclipse, Visual Studio Code, GitHub, JIRA, Box


The Differences between HTML and CSS - an analogy
HTML is used to create the structure of our webpage. It is made up of elements, and inside these we may insert other elements. It can be used to create a hierarchical structure in this way, in which the parent element may affect the child element. HTML is only intended to be used to structure and layout a web page. To style it we use CSS.
CSS is not made up of elements. It is code that is used to modify the HTML elements. We can do this by targeting a range of elements, or even one specifically depending on whether we target the element type, or the class and the id assigned to elements. This is how we style a web page. The HTML hierarchy also comes into play here, as if we style a parent, the child element is also styled accordingly unless otherwise specified. Not unlike how actual children tend to look like their parents; certain aspects are passed on.
Control flow and loops explained
A control flow is simply the order in which code is executed in a script, and a loop is the looping of this code until a condition is no longer true. For example, you might be cooking a roast leg of lamb - the steps involved in this would be your control flow. You may have to defrost the lamb, preheat the oven, prepare the lamb, season it, put it in the oven, and so on.
Where the loop might kick in is perhaps when you are checking if it is done. You may set a timer and check the state of the lamb after 2 hours, and then if the lamb is still not done, check again every subsequent 15min until done. This act of checking and re-checking until done would be the loop. The loops starts at the 2hour mark and you check to see if the lamb is still not done - true. So you loop the cooking process another 15min and check again; is the lamb still not done - false. The loop now ends because our basis of our loop is no longer true.
What is the DOM and how do we interact with it?
The DOM is the Document Object Model. It is a representation of the hierarchical structure of our web page. Think of is as a tree with branches spreading out and separating for each node and subsequent nested node. We use the DOM to add, change and delete by accessing it with JavaScript.
The difference between accessing data from arrays and objects
Arrays are a collection of values indicated by square brackets ( [ ] ). Each item of data in the array is indexed, starting with 0 onwards. We can reference this index to pull forward and use values listed in the array.
With objects, we indicate what the properties by using curly brackets ( { } ). Each item listed in the curly brackets is a property, which we can assign a value. When calling on a property from the object, we reference it by using the object names and dot-notation or bracket notation to call the property.
What are functions are why are they useful?
A function is a set of statements (code) that is used to do a specific task. We can name the function, and it works by passing in parameters, and then specifying what it needs to do. Essentially it takes some inputs and returns an output, like calculating a value. This is useful because a function can be reused as many times as you like.


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Last updated Turn #139
Ocean [as47], ocean, in The Inner Sea
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17: Pleasure Sloop [v5n], ship, 30 hulls, 1 rowing port, 90 sails, arrived
17: from Ocean [at47], owner:
17: Dorothy [v1b], Pen, with one worker, 94 sailors
17: Apollo [b5e], Imperial Empire, with 11 workers, six sailors, 63 lt.
17: xbowmen, accompanied by:
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public class SourceParams implements StripeParamsModel
Represents a grouping of parameters needed to create a class Source
object on the server.
class Source
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
SourceParams.Companion |
static class |
SourceParams.OwnerParams
owner param
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static SourceParams.Companion |
Companion |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static SourceParams |
createAlipayReusableParams(java.lang.String currency,
java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String email,
java.lang.String returnUrl)
Create reusable Alipay Source params.
|
static SourceParams |
createAlipaySingleUseParams(long amount,
java.lang.String currency,
java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String email,
java.lang.String returnUrl)
Create single-use Alipay Source params.
|
static SourceParams |
createBancontactParams(long amount,
java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String returnUrl,
java.lang.String statementDescriptor,
java.lang.String preferredLanguage)
Create Bancontact Source params.
|
static SourceParams |
createCardParams(Card card)
Create Card Source params.
|
static SourceParams |
createCardParamsFromGooglePay(org.json.JSONObject googlePayPaymentData) |
static SourceParams |
createCustomParams(java.lang.String type)
Create a custom
class SourceParams object. Incorrect attributes may result in errors
when connecting to Stripe's API. |
static SourceParams |
createEPSParams(long amount,
java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String returnUrl,
java.lang.String statementDescriptor)
Create EPS Source params.
|
static SourceParams |
createGiropayParams(long amount,
java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String returnUrl,
java.lang.String statementDescriptor)
Create Giropay Source params.
|
static SourceParams |
createIdealParams(long amount,
java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String returnUrl,
java.lang.String statementDescriptor,
java.lang.String bank)
Create iDEAL Source params.
|
static SourceParams |
createKlarna(java.lang.String returnUrl,
java.lang.String currency,
KlarnaSourceParams klarnaParams)
Create params for a Klarna Source
|
static SourceParams |
createMasterpassParams(java.lang.String transactionId,
java.lang.String cartId)
Create parameters needed to make a Masterpass source
|
static SourceParams |
createMultibancoParams(long amount,
java.lang.String returnUrl,
java.lang.String email)
Create Multibanco Source params.
|
static SourceParams |
createP24Params(long amount,
java.lang.String currency,
java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String email,
java.lang.String returnUrl)
Create P24 Source params.
|
static java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> |
createRetrieveSourceParams(java.lang.String clientSecret)
Create parameters needed to retrieve a source.
|
static SourceParams |
createSepaDebitParams(java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String iban,
java.lang.String addressLine1,
java.lang.String city,
java.lang.String postalCode,
java.lang.String country)
Create SEPA Debit Source params.
|
static SourceParams |
createSepaDebitParams(java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String iban,
java.lang.String email,
java.lang.String addressLine1,
java.lang.String city,
java.lang.String postalCode,
java.lang.String country)
Create SEPA Debit Source params.
|
static SourceParams |
createSofortParams(long amount,
java.lang.String returnUrl,
java.lang.String country,
java.lang.String statementDescriptor)
Create SOFORT Source params.
|
static SourceParams |
createSourceFromTokenParams(java.lang.String tokenId)
Create parameters necessary for converting a token into a source
|
static SourceParams |
createThreeDSecureParams(long amount,
java.lang.String currency,
java.lang.String returnUrl,
java.lang.String cardId)
Create 3D Secure Source params.
|
static SourceParams |
createVisaCheckoutParams(java.lang.String callId)
Create parameters needed to make a Visa Checkout source.
|
static SourceParams |
createWeChatPayParams(long amount,
java.lang.String currency,
java.lang.String weChatAppId,
java.lang.String statementDescriptor)
Create WeChat Pay Source params.
|
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object other) |
java.lang.Long |
getAmount() |
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> |
getApiParameterMap() |
java.lang.String |
getCurrency() |
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> |
getMetaData() |
SourceParams.OwnerParams |
getOwner()
Information about the owner of the payment instrument that may be used or required by
particular source types.
|
java.lang.String |
getReturnUrl()
The URL you provide to redirect the customer back to you after they authenticated their
payment. It can use your application URI scheme in the context of a mobile application.
|
java.lang.String |
getType() |
java.lang.String |
getTypeRaw() |
java.lang.String |
getUsage() |
int |
hashCode() |
SourceParams |
setAmount(java.lang.Long amount) |
SourceParams |
setApiParameterMap(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,? extends java.lang.Object> apiParameterMap) |
SourceParams |
setCurrency(java.lang.String currency) |
SourceParams |
setExtraParams(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,? extends java.lang.Object> extraParams)
Sets extra params for this source object.
|
SourceParams |
setMetaData(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> metaData) |
SourceParams |
setOwner(SourceParams.OwnerParams owner) |
SourceParams |
setReturnUrl(java.lang.String returnUrl) |
SourceParams |
setToken(java.lang.String token) |
SourceParams |
setUsage(java.lang.String usage) |
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> |
toParamMap()
Create a string-keyed map representing this object that is ready to be sent over the network.
|
toParamMap
public static SourceParams.Companion Companion
public java.lang.String getType()
public java.lang.Long getAmount()
Amount associated with the source. This is the amount for which the source will
be chargeable once ready. Required for single_use
sources. Not supported for receiver
type sources, where charge amount may not be specified until funds land.
See amount
public java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> getApiParameterMap()
public java.lang.String getCurrency()
Three-letter ISO code for the currency associated with the source. This is the currency for which the source will be chargeable once ready.
See currency
public java.lang.String getReturnUrl()
The URL you provide to redirect the customer back to you after they authenticated their payment. It can use your application URI scheme in the context of a mobile application.
public SourceParams.OwnerParams getOwner()
Information about the owner of the payment instrument that may be used or required by particular source types.
public java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> getMetaData()
public java.lang.String getUsage()
Either reusable
or single_use
. Whether this source should be reusable or not.
Some source types may or may not be reusable by construction, while others may leave the
option at creation. If an incompatible value is passed, an error will be returned.
See usage
public SourceParams setAmount(java.lang.Long amount)
amount
- Amount associated with the source. This is the amount for which the source will
be chargeable once ready. Required for single_use
sources. Not supported for receiver
type sources, where charge amount may not be specified until funds land.
See amount
public SourceParams setApiParameterMap(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,? extends java.lang.Object> apiParameterMap)
apiParameterMap
- a map of parameters specific for this type of sourcepublic SourceParams setCurrency(java.lang.String currency)
currency
- Three-letter ISO code for the currency associated with the source. This is the currency for which the source will be chargeable once ready.
See currency
public SourceParams setOwner(SourceParams.OwnerParams owner)
owner
- Information about the owner of the payment instrument that may be used or required by particular source types.
See owner
public SourceParams setExtraParams(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,? extends java.lang.Object> extraParams)
Sets extra params for this source object.
extraParams
- a set of paramspublic SourceParams setReturnUrl(java.lang.String returnUrl)
returnUrl
- The URL you provide to redirect the customer back to you after they authenticated their payment. It can use your application URI scheme in the context of a mobile application.
See https://stripe.com/docs/api/sources/create#create_source-redirect-return_url
public SourceParams setMetaData(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> metaData)
metaData
- A set of key-value pairs that you can attach to a source object. It can be useful for storing additional information about the source in a structured format.
See metadata
public SourceParams setToken(java.lang.String token)
token
- An optional token used to create the source. When passed, token properties will override source parameters.
See token
public SourceParams setUsage(java.lang.String usage)
usage
- Either reusable
or single_use
. Whether this source should be reusable or not.
Some source types may or may not be reusable by construction, while others may leave the
option at creation. If an incompatible value is passed, an error will be returned.
See usage
public java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> toParamMap()
Create a string-keyed map representing this object that is ready to be sent over the network.
public int hashCode()
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object other)
public java.lang.String getTypeRaw()
public static SourceParams createP24Params(long amount, java.lang.String currency, java.lang.String name, java.lang.String email, java.lang.String returnUrl)
Create P24 Source params.
amount
- A positive integer in the smallest currency unit representing the amount to
charge the customer (e.g., 1099 for a €10.99 payment).currency
- eur
or pln
(P24 payments must be in either Euros
or Polish Zloty).name
- The name of the account holder (optional).email
- The email address of the account holder.returnUrl
- The URL the customer should be redirected to after the authorization
process.class SourceParams
that can be used to create a P24 sourcepublic static SourceParams createAlipayReusableParams(java.lang.String currency, java.lang.String name, java.lang.String email, java.lang.String returnUrl)
Create reusable Alipay Source params.
currency
- The currency of the payment. Must be the default currency for your country.
Can be aud, cad, eur, gbp, hkd, jpy, nzd, sgd, or usd. Users in Denmark,
Norway, Sweden, or Switzerland must use eur.name
- The name of the account holder (optional).email
- The email address of the account holder (optional).returnUrl
- The URL the customer should be redirected to after the authorization
process.class SourceParams
that can be used to create an Alipay reusable sourcepublic static SourceParams createAlipaySingleUseParams(long amount, java.lang.String currency, java.lang.String name, java.lang.String email, java.lang.String returnUrl)
Create single-use Alipay Source params.
amount
- A positive integer in the smallest currency unit representing the amount to
charge the customer (e.g., 1099 for a $10.99 payment).currency
- The currency of the payment. Must be the default currency for your country.
Can be aud, cad, eur, gbp, hkd, jpy, nzd, sgd, or usd. Users in Denmark,
Norway, Sweden, or Switzerland must use eur.name
- The name of the account holder (optional).email
- The email address of the account holder (optional).returnUrl
- The URL the customer should be redirected to after the authorization
process.class SourceParams
that can be used to create an Alipay single-use sourcepublic static SourceParams createWeChatPayParams(long amount, java.lang.String currency, java.lang.String weChatAppId, java.lang.String statementDescriptor)
Create WeChat Pay Source params.
amount
- A positive integer in the
smallest currency unit
representing the amount to charge the customer (e.g., 1099 for a $10.99 payment).currency
- The currency of the payment. Must be the default currency for your
country. Can be aud, cad, eur, gbp, hkd, jpy, sgd, or usd.weChatAppId
- Your registered WeChat Pay App ID from
WeChat Open Platform.statementDescriptor
- (optional) A custom statement descriptor for the payment,
maximum 32 characters. By default, your Stripe account’s statement descriptor is
used (you can review this in the Dashboard.public static SourceParams createKlarna(java.lang.String returnUrl, java.lang.String currency, KlarnaSourceParams klarnaParams)
Create params for a Klarna Source
returnUrl
- The URL you provide to redirect the customer back to you after they
authenticated their payment. It can use your application URI scheme in the context of
a mobile application.currency
- Three-letter ISO code for the currency associated with the source.
This is the currency for which the source will be chargeable once ready.klarnaParams
- Klarna-specific paramspublic static SourceParams createBancontactParams(long amount, java.lang.String name, java.lang.String returnUrl, java.lang.String statementDescriptor, java.lang.String preferredLanguage)
Create Bancontact Source params.
amount
- A positive integer in the smallest currency unit representing the amount to
charge the customer (e.g., 1099 for a €10.99 payment). The charge amount must be
at least €1 or its equivalent in the given currency.name
- The full name of the account holder.returnUrl
- The URL the customer should be redirected to after the authorization
process.statementDescriptor
- A custom statement descriptor for the payment (optional).preferredLanguage
- The preferred language of the Bancontact authorization page that the
customer is redirected to. Supported values are: en, de, fr, or nl
(optional).class SourceParams
object that can be used to create a Bancontact sourcepublic static SourceParams createCustomParams(java.lang.String type)
Create a custom class SourceParams
object. Incorrect attributes may result in errors
when connecting to Stripe's API.
type
- a custom typeclass SourceParams
object.class SourceParams
public static SourceParams createSourceFromTokenParams(java.lang.String tokenId)
Create parameters necessary for converting a token into a source
tokenId
- the id of the class Token
to be converted into a source.class SourceParams
object that can be used to create a source.public static SourceParams createCardParams(Card card)
Create Card Source params.
card
- A class Card
object containing the details necessary for the source.class SourceParams
object that can be used to create a card source.public static SourceParams createCardParamsFromGooglePay(org.json.JSONObject googlePayPaymentData)
googlePayPaymentData
- a JSONObject derived from Google Pay's
https://developers.google.com/pay/api/android/reference/client#tojsonpublic static SourceParams createEPSParams(long amount, java.lang.String name, java.lang.String returnUrl, java.lang.String statementDescriptor)
Create EPS Source params.
amount
- A positive integer in the smallest currency unit representing the amount to
charge the customer (e.g., 1099 for a €10.99 payment).name
- The full name of the account holder.returnUrl
- The URL the customer should be redirected to after the authorization
process.statementDescriptor
- A custom statement descriptor for the payment (optional).class SourceParams
object that can be used to create an EPS sourcepublic static SourceParams createGiropayParams(long amount, java.lang.String name, java.lang.String returnUrl, java.lang.String statementDescriptor)
Create Giropay Source params.
amount
- A positive integer in the smallest currency unit representing the amount to
charge the customer (e.g., 1099 for a €10.99 payment).name
- The full name of the account holder.returnUrl
- The URL the customer should be redirected to after the authorization
process.statementDescriptor
- A custom statement descriptor for the payment (optional).class SourceParams
object that can be used to create a Giropay sourcepublic static SourceParams createIdealParams(long amount, java.lang.String name, java.lang.String returnUrl, java.lang.String statementDescriptor, java.lang.String bank)
Create iDEAL Source params.
amount
- A positive integer in the smallest currency unit representing the amount to
charge the customer (e.g., 1099 for a €10.99 payment).name
- The full name of the account holder (optional).returnUrl
- The URL the customer should be redirected to after the authorization
process.statementDescriptor
- A custom statement descriptor for the payment (optional).bank
- The customer’s bank (optional).class SourceParams
object that can be used to create an iDEAL sourcepublic static SourceParams createMultibancoParams(long amount, java.lang.String returnUrl, java.lang.String email)
Create Multibanco Source params.
amount
- A positive integer in the smallest currency unit representing the amount to
charge the customer (e.g., 1099 for a €10.99 payment).returnUrl
- The URL the customer should be redirected to after the authorization
process.email
- The full email address of the customer.class SourceParams
object that can be used to create a Multibanco sourcepublic static SourceParams createSepaDebitParams(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String iban, java.lang.String addressLine1, java.lang.String city, java.lang.String postalCode, java.lang.String country)
Create SEPA Debit Source params.
name
- The full name of the account holder.iban
- The IBAN number for the bank account that you wish to debit.addressLine1
- The first line of the owner's address (optional).city
- The city of the owner's address.postalCode
- The postal code of the owner's address.country
- The ISO-3166 2-letter country code of the owner's address.class SourceParams
object that can be used to create a SEPA debit sourcepublic static SourceParams createSepaDebitParams(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String iban, java.lang.String email, java.lang.String addressLine1, java.lang.String city, java.lang.String postalCode, java.lang.String country)
Create SEPA Debit Source params.
name
- The full name of the account holder.iban
- The IBAN number for the bank account that you wish to debit.email
- The full email address of the owner (optional).addressLine1
- The first line of the owner's address (optional).city
- The city of the owner's address.postalCode
- The postal code of the owner's address.country
- The ISO-3166 2-letter country code of the owner's address.class SourceParams
object that can be used to create a SEPA debit sourcepublic static SourceParams createSofortParams(long amount, java.lang.String returnUrl, java.lang.String country, java.lang.String statementDescriptor)
Create SOFORT Source params.
amount
- A positive integer in the smallest currency unit representing the amount to
charge the customer (e.g., 1099 for a €10.99 payment).returnUrl
- The URL the customer should be redirected to after the authorization
process.country
- The ISO-3166 2-letter country code of the customer’s bank.statementDescriptor
- A custom statement descriptor for the payment (optional).class SourceParams
object that can be used to create a SOFORT sourcepublic static SourceParams createThreeDSecureParams(long amount, java.lang.String currency, java.lang.String returnUrl, java.lang.String cardId)
Create 3D Secure Source params.
amount
- A positive integer in the smallest currency unit representing the amount to
charge the customer (e.g., 1099 for a €10.99 payment).currency
- The currency the payment is being created in (e.g., eur).returnUrl
- The URL the customer should be redirected to after the verification process.cardId
- The ID of the card source.class SourceParams
object that can be used to create a 3D Secure sourcepublic static SourceParams createVisaCheckoutParams(java.lang.String callId)
Create parameters needed to make a Visa Checkout source.
callId
- The payment request ID (callId) from the Visa Checkout SDK.class SourceParams
object that can be used to create a Visa Checkout Card Source.public static SourceParams createMasterpassParams(java.lang.String transactionId, java.lang.String cartId)
Create parameters needed to make a Masterpass source
transactionId
- The transaction ID from the Masterpass SDK.cartId
- A unique string that you generate to identify the purchase when creating a cart
for checkout in the Masterpass SDK.class SourceParams
object that can be used to create a Masterpass Card Source.public static java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> createRetrieveSourceParams(java.lang.String clientSecret)
Create parameters needed to retrieve a source.
clientSecret
- the client secret for the source, needed because the Android SDK uses
a public key


Paged GridView
The basic GridView bound to a collection has to load the entire data to page. To bind with just a single page of data and show paging, GridViews must use an ObjectDataSource (you can fake it with your own paging user control positioned below the GridView).
The ODS creates your object with the default parameterless constructor- but you can fix that by handling the ObjectCreating event.
The GridViewFiller (and ObjectAdaptor) does it programmatically. Note it requires the data to be in an IList<Object> - just copy the paged data to the list (you could create a version for a more specific type, but you'd need a different utiliy (and [Object]Adaptor) for each type.


The maximum density that can be obtained in stable plasma operations (without
disruption) is empirically given by
|
(96) |
where is the Greenwalt density, which is given by
|
(97) |
where is the plasma current, is the minor radius, all physical
quantities are in SI units. The gives the density limit that can be
achieved for a tokamak operation scenario with plasma current and plasma
minor radius . The Greenwalt density limit is an empirical one, which, like
other empirical limits, can be exceeded in practice (for example, the density
actually achieved in an experiment can be
). Equation
(97) indicates that the Greenwalt density is proportional to the
current density. Therefore the ability to operate in large plasma current
density means the ability to operate with high plasma density.
Note that neither the pressure limit nor the density limit is determined by
the force-balance constraints. They are determined by the stability of the
equilibrium. On the other hand, since the stability of the equilibrium is
determined by the equilibrium itself, the pressure and density limit involves
equilibrium quantities. For this reason, I decide to mention these contents
(pressure and density limits) in these notes on equilibrium. Next, I will
return to the discussions of equilibrium.
yj
2018-03-09