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java.lang.Object FootballClub
public class FootballClub
Class FootballClub is a composite class representing a real-world club. It has attributes of name, the year founded and manager. The manager attribute is an object of the Manager class. TMA02 Q2
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
FootballClub(java.lang.String aName)
Constructor for objects of class FootballClub where name attribute is only known. |
|
FootballClub(java.lang.String aName,
java.lang.String aYearFounded,
Manager aManager)
Constructor for objects of class FootballClub when all attributes are known. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
getManagerName()
Getter for football club's manager name |
java.lang.String |
getManagerYearBecameManager()
Getter for football club's manager yearBecameManager. |
java.lang.String |
getManagerYearOfBirth()
Getter for football club's manager yearOfBirth. |
java.lang.String |
getName()
Getter for football club's name. |
java.lang.String |
getYearFounded()
Getter for football club's yearFounded. |
boolean |
isOverHundred()
Return true if the football club is one hundred or more years old. |
void |
setManagerName(java.lang.String aManagerName)
Setter for football club's managerName. |
void |
setManagerYearBecameManager(java.lang.String aManagerYearBecameManager)
Setter for football club's manager yearBecameManager. |
void |
setManagerYearOfBirth(java.lang.String aManagerYearOfBirth)
Setter for football club's manager yearOfBirth. |
void |
setName(java.lang.String aName)
Setter for football club's name. |
void |
setYearFounded(java.lang.String aYearFounded)
Setter for football club's yearFounded. |
java.lang.String |
toString()
Returns a string describing the football club object. |
void |
yearsManaged()
Computes the amount of whole years the manager has managed at the football club. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public FootballClub(java.lang.String aName)
public FootballClub(java.lang.String aName, java.lang.String aYearFounded, Manager aManager)
| Method Detail |
|---|
public java.lang.String getManagerName()
public java.lang.String getManagerYearBecameManager()
public java.lang.String getManagerYearOfBirth()
public java.lang.String getName()
public java.lang.String getYearFounded()
public boolean isOverHundred()
public void setManagerName(java.lang.String aManagerName)
public void setManagerYearBecameManager(java.lang.String aManagerYearBecameManager)
public void setManagerYearOfBirth(java.lang.String aManagerYearOfBirth)
public void setName(java.lang.String aName)
public void setYearFounded(java.lang.String aYearFounded)
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public void yearsManaged()


Creating, Deleting, and Modifying tables
Create a Table
CREATE [table_name] ([column1_name] [column1_data_type],[column2_name] [column2_data_type],...)
Delete a Table
DROP TABLE [table_name]
Modify a Table (Add or delete column)
ALTER TABLE [table_name] ADD [column__name] [column_data_type]
ALTER TABLE [table_name] DROP [column__name] [column_data_type]
Selecting Information in a SQL Database
Select Specified Column(s)
SELECT [column_name(s)] FROM [table_name]
Select All Columns
SELECT * FROM [table_name]
Select Information If Conditions/Criteria Are Met
SELECT [desired_columns] FROM [table_name]
WHERE [condition]
Joining Tables of Information
SELECT [column1_name], [column2_name]
FROM [table1_name]
INNER JOIN [table2_name]
ON [table1_name].[keyfield1] = [table2_name].[foreign_keyfield]


reported_statistics.
get_p
Calculate p-values for given parameters and their covariance matrix Assume asymptotic normality
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 1
For the breaded turkey, place the bread, basil, cheddar, salt and freshly ground black pepper into a mini food processor and blend to fine breadcrumbs.
Dredge the turkey escalope in the plain flour and shake off the excess, then dip into the beaten egg and finally into the breadcrumb mix. Pat gently to secure the breadcrumbs to the escalope, then shake off any excess.
Heat the olive oil and butter in a frying pan, add the turkey escalope and fry for 3-4 minutes on both sides, or until golden-brown all over and cooked through.
For the fried new potatoes, melt the butter and oil in a frying pan, add the potatoes and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Fry for 2-3 minutes on both sides, or until golden-brown on all sides.
For the sweet pepper sauce, heat the olive oil in a saucepan, add the pepper and garlic and lightly fry for 3-4 minutes, or until the pepper has softened. Stir in the honey, butter and a splash of water, then transfer to a mini food processor and blend until smooth.
To serve, pile the fried new potatoes onto a serving plate, top with the breaded turkey escalope and drizzle around the sweet pepper sauce. Garnish with chopped fresh parsley and serve.


Dynamic
Basic Usage
Row Selection
Filter and Sorter
Reset Filters and Sorters
Customized filter panel
Sizes
Bordered title and footer
Expandable Row
colSpan and rowSpan
Tree data
Fixed Header
Fixed Columns
Fixed Columns and Header
Grouping table head
Editable Cells
Editable Rows


Class: Manifest::ManifestController
- Inherits:
-
ApplicationController
- Object
- ApplicationController
- Manifest::ManifestController
- Defined in:
- app/controllers/manifest/manifest_controller.rb
Overview
The primary Manifest admin controller. Mostly used for determining #current_editor and for authorization.
Direct Known Subclasses
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
-
- (Object) authorize
private
Redirects to login if #current_editor is nil.
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- (Object) authorize_admin
private
Used to protect sensitive Page and ContentBlock actions from non-admin Editors.
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- (Editor) current_editor
private
The currently signed-in Editor, or nil.
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- (Object) expire_all_pages
private
Expires the cached version of every Page object view.
Instance Method Details
- (Object) authorize (private)
Redirects to login if #current_editor is nil.
17 18 19 |
# File 'app/controllers/manifest/manifest_controller.rb', line 17 def redirect_to manifest_login_url if current_editor.nil? end |
- (Object) authorize_admin (private)
Used to protect sensitive Page and ContentBlock actions from non-admin Editors.
22 23 24 |
# File 'app/controllers/manifest/manifest_controller.rb', line 22 def redirect_to manifest_path, alert: 'Admins only' unless current_editor.admin? end |
- (Editor) current_editor (private)
The currently signed-in Editor, or nil.
10 11 12 |
# File 'app/controllers/manifest/manifest_controller.rb', line 10 def current_editor @current_editor ||= Editor.find(session[:editor_id]) if session[:editor_id] end |
- (Object) expire_all_pages (private)
Expires the cached version of every Page object view.
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# File 'app/controllers/manifest/manifest_controller.rb', line 27 def expire_all_pages expire_page '/index.html' Page.all.each do |p| expire_page "/#{p.slug}.html" end end |


College Green
College green is the perfect place to live out the cliche college movie studying scene. This picturesque heart of campus provides beautiful studying scenery. The spot is best enjoyed in the fall or spring. It is also great for group studying, gathering on blankets or sitting on the benches. Also, College Green is a good mid-volume area. The people passing creates a light noise level but the vast area prevents it from being distractingly loud.
Alden Library
Alden Library has seven floors worth of study spot options to offer. Each floor is associated with a designated noise level to accommodate what works best for each student. Seating options range from desks, stuffed egg-like chairs and coffee tables to high top tables. Plus, Alden offers many resources that may be of use when studying, such as printers, books and public computers.
Donkey Coffee and Espresso
Athens is home to many local coffee shops. Donkey Coffee is 4,000 square feet of straight-up good vibes. They offer free WiFi and plenty of couches and tables to sit at and work. Donkey has two floors, and the second floor has a balcony where students can sit and study while enjoying a nice view of uptown.
Emeriti Park
Who says studying can’t be paired with a nice view? Emeriti Park is a serene, peaceful four-acre park located along South Green Drive. It provides a quiet spot great for focusing and enjoying the outdoors. The gazebo is the perfect spot for sitting in a hammock with your laptop or bringing a blanket for sitting on the grass. It’s also the perfect reading destination for all of the bookworms out there.
Baker Center
Baker Center is another popular hub at OU, making it a fitting space for those who need some noise and a moving environment to study. Inside, each floor has stuffed chairs and coffee tables. Outside, Baker has food options at your fingertips. Frontroom Coffee House is located at the main entrance, providing easy access for caffeine and pastries while studying. West 82 is on the lower level offering lunch and snacks when in need of a break and some fast-fuel energy.


England in New Zealand: Ben Stokes hits 67 not out on opening day of first Test
by Amy Lofthouse| First Test, Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui, day one of five: |
| England 241-4: Denly 74, Stokes 67*, De Grandhomme 2-28 |
| New Zealand: Yet to bat |
| Scorecard |
England batted themselves into a promising position on the opening day of the first Test against New Zealand in Mount Maunganui.
Three of the tourists' top five compiled half-centuries as England closed on 241-4.
Ben Stokes hit a unbeaten 67 against a flagging New Zealand attack after disciplined fifties from Rory Burns and Joe Denly laid the platform.
Colin de Grandhomme took 2-28 for the hosts on a good batting wicket.
England have become notorious for batting collapses in recent times but this was a solid, if not perfect, way to begin a Test series.
Captain Joe Root was the only member of the top order not to reach double figures, while debutant opener Dom Sibley hinted at - but did not fully show - his patient temperament in a gritty 22.
Stokes was dropped on 63 by Ross Taylor at first slip late in the day but he saw England through to the close in New Zealand's North Island, along with Ollie Pope who made a sparky 18.
A glimpse into the future?
On their last tour of New Zealand, England were dismantled for 58 on the opening day of the series, but Denly in particular showed the determination that was missing two years ago to grind out a start.
Just 30 runs came from the first 10 overs and when an aggressive shot was played - such as 24-year-old Sibley clipping his first ball to the mid-wicket boundary - it was a result of the bowlers straying off line, rather than a risky shot from the batsmen.
The approach worked to an extent. Burns' half-century from 135 balls was his slowest in Test cricket, while Denly largely stayed clear of playing the drives that have been his undoing in the past and instead played himself in.
Batting at three, Denly was in the middle for just under four hours before reaching his half-century as the 33-year-old grafted against New Zealand's accurate attack, before attacking left-arm spinner Mitchell Santner with a glorious straight six.
Stokes, too, showed the value of England's new-found patience. After a quiet start he grew in fluency, taking Trent Boult for 16 runs in the closing stages, before being dropped by Taylor.
After a determined innings it was a surprise when Denly, faced with the second new ball, sent a thin edge off Southee through to wicketkeeper BJ Watling. The frustrated groan from the batsman showed his annoyance at, once again, falling short of a century.
In fact, England's wickets all seemed to fall to a lapse in concentration.
Sibley was caught at first slip playing across the line while Burns, jittery after being hit on the helmet and edging through slip, nicked De Grandhomme through to Watling.
Root was the most disappointing of all, taking 21 balls to get off the mark before slicing the next delivery to second slip.
New Zealand nag on flat pitch
In Boult and Southee, New Zealand have two of the best swing bowlers in the world, but there was little assistance on offer for them.
As the ball got older, Boult had to rely on his variations, bowling cross-seam, while Southee was economical but unable to make a breakthrough.
It was all-rounder De Grandhomme and his nagging medium-pacers that eventually saw off both openers, while Neil Wagner was rewarded for a lengthy, hostile spell with the wicket of captain Root.
Southee produced a fine delivery to dismiss Denly - a touch wider, drawing the batsman into a false shot - and for much of the day, the New Zealand attack kept the lid on England's scoring rate.
The only time England were able to get away was in the closing stages, when a tiring Boult returned with the new ball.
On a good wicket and with the likes of Jos Buttler and Sam Curran to come, England will hope to compile a potentially match-winning total on the second day, which begins at 22:00 GMT.
'England will fancy their chances' - analysis
England batsman Rory Burns on Test Match Special: "It was a tough day but a good day. It looked like a good wicket - it was a bit slower than I thought it would be and that made the cricket a bit attritional.
"I was nowhere near my fluent best but managed to stick in and grit it out. I'm disappointed to only get a 50 and not a big one."
New Zealand bowler Neil Wagner on TMS: "I thought we bowled pretty well and England batted well. When we put it in the right area, they were patient and when we got it wrong, they put it away.
"But they haven't run away from us and if we get a couple of early wickets tomorrow [Friday] we're right back in it."
Ex-England batsman Mark Ramprakash on TMS: "England will fancy their chances. I don't think the wicket is going to change, it looks good for batting.
"The top order were focused for setting a platform for the rest of the team. Only four down at the end of the day means England will be pleased with their work."


Indigenous group seeks European support for Amazon rainforest
by The Associated Press, StaffLISBON, Portugal - A delegation of Brazilian Indigenous leaders is seeking to recruit European political support against incursions by loggers and cattle ranchers in the Amazon and the destruction of rainforest.
Sonia Guajajara, a former Brazilian vice-presidential candidate, is a prominent voice in efforts to protect the Amazon. She tells The Associated Press her group is visiting a dozen European countries in a 35-day tour.
She said Tuesday that the delegation is meeting with political and religious leaders, companies and activists.
The group wants the European Union to scrap a planned trade deal with Latin America that they say would bring further clearing of Amazon land.
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro wants to ease restrictions on the development of nature reserves and Indigenous lands.
European countries have invested in rainforest protection programs.


Home Content [logo and nav menu to overlay background]
Our bar
Oysters
Food
Live Music
Gallery Content
[viewport-scaling image carouse]
Image content [image]
About us content [text]
Customer Reviews [carousel]
Social Media (Follow Us) [facebook, instagram, etc]
Reservations/Events Content [optional]
Contact section/Facebook feed
[business hours, phone, google maps, etc]


I am a very simple card. I am good at containing small bits of information. I am convenient because I require little markup to use effectively.
radius
theta
phi
x
y


Supplies higher-order fluid data transform operators that include pivot and anti-pivot as special cases.
The methodology is describe in 'Zumel', 2018, "Fluid data reshaping with 'cdata'", <http://winvector.github.io/FluidData/FluidDataReshapingWithCdata.html> , doi:10.5281/zenodo.1173299 .
Based on the 'DBI' database interface.
| Version: |
1.0.3 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 3.4.0) |
| Imports: |
wrapr (≥ 1.6.3), rquery (≥ 1.1.0), stats |
| Suggests: |
DBI, RSQLite, testthat, knitr, rmarkdown, data.table (≥
1.11.4), rqdatatable (≥ 1.1.1) |
| Published: |
2018-10-21 |
| Author: |
John Mount [aut, cre],
Nina Zumel [aut],
Win-Vector LLC [cph] |
| Maintainer: |
John Mount <jmount at win-vector.com> |
| BugReports: |
https://github.com/WinVector/cdata/issues |
| License: |
GPL-3 |
| URL: |
https://github.com/WinVector/cdata/,
https://winvector.github.io/cdata/ |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| Materials: |
README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: |
cdata results |


bbclib.libs.bbclib_msgtype module¶
Copyright (c) 2018 beyond-blockchain.org.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the “License”); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an “AS IS” BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
-
class
bbclib.libs.bbclib_msgtype.
MsgType
[source]¶ Bases:
object
Message types for between core node and client
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CANCEL_INSERT_NOTIFICATION
= 16¶
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DOMAIN_PING
= 12¶
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MESSAGE
= 66¶
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NOTIFY_CROSS_REF
= 74¶
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NOTIFY_DOMAIN_KEY_UPDATE
= 19¶
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NOTIFY_INSERTED
= 73¶
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REGISTER
= 64¶
-
REQUEST_CLOSE_DOMAIN
= 31¶
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REQUEST_COUNT_TRANSACTIONS
= 95¶
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REQUEST_CROSS_REF_LIST
= 92¶
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REQUEST_CROSS_REF_VERIFY
= 90¶
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REQUEST_ECDH_KEY_EXCHANGE
= 33¶
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REQUEST_GATHER_SIGNATURE
= 67¶
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REQUEST_GET_CONFIG
= 8¶
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REQUEST_GET_DOMAINLIST
= 13¶
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REQUEST_GET_FORWARDING_LIST
= 25¶
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REQUEST_GET_NEIGHBORLIST
= 21¶
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REQUEST_GET_NODEID
= 27¶
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REQUEST_GET_NOTIFICATION_LIST
= 29¶
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REQUEST_GET_STATS
= 17¶
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REQUEST_GET_USERS
= 23¶
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REQUEST_INSERT
= 71¶
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REQUEST_INSERT_NOTIFICATION
= 15¶
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REQUEST_MANIP_LEDGER_SUBSYS
= 10¶
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REQUEST_REGISTER_HASH_IN_SUBSYS
= 128¶
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REQUEST_REPAIR
= 94¶
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REQUEST_SEARCH_TRANSACTION
= 82¶
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REQUEST_SEARCH_WITH_CONDITIONS
= 86¶
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REQUEST_SETUP_DOMAIN
= 0¶
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REQUEST_SET_STATIC_NODE
= 4¶
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REQUEST_SIGNATURE
= 69¶
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REQUEST_TRAVERSE_TRANSACTIONS
= 88¶
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REQUEST_VERIFY_HASH_IN_SUBSYS
= 130¶
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RESPONSE_CLOSE_DOMAIN
= 32¶
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RESPONSE_COUNT_TRANSACTIONS
= 95¶
-
RESPONSE_CROSS_REF_LIST
= 93¶
-
RESPONSE_CROSS_REF_VERIFY
= 91¶
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RESPONSE_ECDH_KEY_EXCHANGE
= 34¶
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RESPONSE_GATHER_SIGNATURE
= 68¶
-
RESPONSE_GET_CONFIG
= 9¶
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RESPONSE_GET_DOMAINLIST
= 14¶
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RESPONSE_GET_FORWARDING_LIST
= 26¶
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RESPONSE_GET_NEIGHBORLIST
= 22¶
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RESPONSE_GET_NODEID
= 28¶
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RESPONSE_GET_NOTIFICATION_LIST
= 30¶
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RESPONSE_GET_STATS
= 18¶
-
RESPONSE_GET_USERS
= 24¶
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RESPONSE_INSERT
= 72¶
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RESPONSE_MANIP_LEDGER_SUBSYS
= 11¶
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RESPONSE_REGISTER_HASH_IN_SUBSYS
= 129¶
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RESPONSE_SEARCH_TRANSACTION
= 83¶
-
RESPONSE_SEARCH_WITH_CONDITIONS
= 87¶
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RESPONSE_SETUP_DOMAIN
= 1¶
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RESPONSE_SET_STATIC_NODE
= 5¶
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RESPONSE_SIGNATURE
= 70¶
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RESPONSE_TRAVERSE_TRANSACTIONS
= 89¶
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RESPONSE_VERIFY_HASH_IN_SUBSYS
= 131¶
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UNREGISTER
= 65¶
-


Instructions:
1. Click Add Pac-Man to add a pacman icon on the screen
2. Click Start Game to start moving the pac-men. With each button click the speed increases by 50%!
3. Click the Reset button to reset the screen and restart the simulation.
Add PacMan
Start Game
Reset Game


16. Svcond
Condition variables are similar to semaphores however a lock can be specified with the wait function that will be unlocked just before blocking. When the blocked process or thread is subsequently signalled the lock will be reaquired. In practice this is frequently a superior coordination mechanism to semaphores alone. The svcond(3m) module provides a POSIX-like condition variables interface implemented using only System V semaphores.
The svcond(3m) module is not available in the Win32 environment.
16.1. Memry management functions
These functions should be used to create and destroy svcond condition variables.
The svcond_create function
Synopsis
#include <mba/svcond.h>
int svcond_create(svcond_t *cond, struct pool *sempool);
Description
The svcond_create function initializes the condition variable cond. The sempool parameter is an svsem(3m) pool created with the svsem_pool_create function as illustrated below. The value parameter must be 1 and the max_size parameter must be 3 times the number of condition variables that will be in use at any moment. If semaphores for the condition variable cannot be aquired from the pool, errno will be set to EAGAIN and -1 will be returned.
void
foo(void)
{
struct pool sempool;
svcond_t condvar;
svsem_pool_create(&sempool, 250, 1, 0, NULL); /* create semaphore array */
svcond_create(&condvar, &sempool); /* initialize one condition variable */
svcond_wait(&convar);
...
Returns
The svcond_create function returns 0 if the condition variable was successfully initialized or -1 if the operation failed in which case errno will be set to an appropriate value (e.g. EAGAIN if 3 semaphores cannot be obtained from the pool).
The svcond_destroy function
Synopsis
#include <mba/svcond.h>
int svcond_destroy(svcond_t *cond);
Description
The svcond_destroy function releases the semaphores used by the condition variable cond. It is not an error to call this function with a NULL parameter, on memory that is zero'd or repeatedly on the same cond object -- it will be ignored or destroyed only once.
Returns
If the operation is successful 0 is returned. Otherwise -1 is returned and errno is set appropriately.
16.2. Svcond functions
These functions should be used to manipulate svcond condition variables.
The svcond_wait function
Synopsis
#include <mba/svcond.h>
int svcond_wait(svcond_t *cond, svsem_t *lock);
Description
The svcond_wait function will unlock the semaphore lock and then sleep until one of the following occurs;
- the thread or process is interrupted by a signal (e.g. SIGQUIT),
- the svcond_broadcast function is called with the condition variable,
- or the svcond_signal function is called with the condition variable and that process or thread is the next in the wait queue.
If a SIGINT is recieved the function will set errno to EINTR and return but not before reaquiring lock.
Returns
If the operation is successful 0 is returned. Otherwise -1 is returned and errno is set appropriately.
The svcond_signal function
Synopsis
#include <mba/svcond.h>
int svcond_signal(svcond_t *cond);
Description
The svcond_signal function wakes up one process or thread blocked on the condition variable cond and return from the svsem_wait call but not before reaquiring the lock.
Returns
If the operation is successful 0 is returned. Otherwise -1 is returned and errno is set appropriately.
The svcond_broadcast function
Synopsis
#include <mba/svcond.h>
int svcond_broadcast(svcond_t *cond);
Description
The svcond_broadcast function wakes up all processes and threads blocked on the condition variable cond and return from the svsem_wait call but not before reaquiring the lock.
Returns
If the operation is successful 0 is returned. Otherwise -1 is returned and errno is set appropriately.
Copyright 2004 Michael B. Allen <mba2000 ioplex.com>


Team DIET HISAR
DIET HISAR will have a team of education administrators, experts, researchers and assessment developers who believe that scientifically designed and properly delivered assessments can improve teaching learning processes in Indian class rooms. Students coming out of these processes will immensely contribute to the wellbeing of our country. These assessments will also improve equity and will ensure that merit and not the means prevail in selections.
Success of all works of DIET HISAR shall be evaluated on the basis of their being able to achieve the above purpose.
DIT HISAR will emphasize on updating its practices by constant innovation in assessment. The organization will give major emphasis to research in evaluation and use that research to update its assessment practices.
Core team members
- Test Item Writers
- Researchers and Psychometricians
- Education Specialists


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{% endif %}


Missing People
List
Missing People is a website that allows people to post profile of missing person from anywhere in the world.
Profile ID
Name
Age
Gender/Sex
Weight
Eyes Colour
Hair Colour
Height
Build
Race
Scars and Marks
Last Seen
Details
Contact
Insert Profile to the Database
Update Profile in the Database
Delete Profile in the Database
View Profile
Refresh the Page
Select Image
Upload Image
List of Missing People
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The mission of The London Django Meetup Group is to provide a fun, welcoming and professional environment for a diverse group of people.
Code of conduct: https://www.djangolondon.com/code-of-conduct/
Tonight's meetup is kindly sponsored by:
Europe's largest music festival platform, and UK's 6th fastest growing private tech start up.
Transforming the way music fans discover, book tickets and travel packages for festivals around the world.
The trusted global platform that inspires and enables people to experience the best of the city. Operating in 107 cities, across 39 countries, it has an average monthly global audience reach of over 111 million across all platforms.
We turn word of mouth into your best sales channel.
Copenhagen April 10-14th • DjangoCon Europe 2019
David steps down as organizer
A Gentle Introduction to Experimentalism
by Vaughan Allan
Dependency Health Checkup for your Django Apps
by Andy Jones
The Space Bar until ~20:45
Migrate to the Red Lion Pub (opposite)
Please come and chat with us!
Come and grab a sticker after the talks.
Pink: I want to hire
Yellow: Hire me!
Website: https://djangolondon.com
Twitter: @djangolondon
Github: https://github.com/djangolondon/
Slack: https://londondjangomeetup.herokuapp.com/
Open Collective: https://opencollective.com/the-london-django-meetup-group/


I've made only a short plugin which removes the Game-activity. It's also compatible with
http://getbblog.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=748
plugin by
http://getbblog.com/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=234
I'm currently trying to make a second version to add the activity to the Battlefeed.
Have fun:
Remove game activity only
http://screen.pkern.at/2012-09-18_1827.png
http://bblog.pkern.at/remove-game-activity.js


[ all classes ]
[ core.components.factories ]
Coverage Summary for Class: CardFactory (core.components.factories)
| Class | Class, % | Method, % | Line, % |
|---|---|---|---|
| CardFactory | 100% (1/ 1) | 66.7% (2/ 3) | 76.9% (10/ 13) |
1 package core.components.factories;
2
3 import core.components.Card;
4 import core.components.User;
5 import core.components.Vlibre;
6 import core.components.Vmax;
7 import core.system.MyVelibSystem;
8
9 /**
10 * The CardFactory class : This is the factory to create and add new cards to users
11 * It is uses the simple factory design pattern
12 */
13 public class CardFactory {
14
15 /**
16 * This method is responsible to add a new Vmax card to a user
17 *
18 * @param system the system in which the user is supposed to be in
19 * @param user the supposed user that we want to add a new Vmax card (he may not be on the system)
20 */
21 public static void addVmax(MyVelibSystem system, User user) {
22 // Check if the user is on the system and has no card
23 if (system.getUsers().contains(user) && user.getCard() == null) {
24 // Add the Vmax card to user
25 Card vmax = new Vmax();
26 user.setCard(vmax);
27
28 } else {
29 System.out.println("User is not in the system or has already a card");
30 }
31 }
32
33 /**
34 * This method is responsible to add a new Vlibre card to a user
35 *
36 * @param system the system in which the user is supposed to be in
37 * @param user the supposed user that we want to add a new Vlibre card (he may not be on the system)
38 */
39 public static void addVlibre(MyVelibSystem system, User user) {
40 // Check if the user is on the system and has no card
41 if (system.getUsers().contains(user) && user.getCard() == null) {
42 // Add the Vlibre card to user
43 Card vlibre = new Vlibre();
44 user.setCard(vlibre);
45
46 } else {
47 System.out.println("User is not in the system or has already a card");
48 }
49 }
50 }


Adebiyi Oluwaseyi (Week 5)
Table
Name
Age
Level
Department
David Luke
17
200
Biomedical Engineering
Anthony Eniola
20
400
Botany
Temi Abdul
20
300
Chemical Engineering
Philip Adeleke
18
200
Pharmacology
Nike Akintunde
16
Diploma
Computer Science
Form
Name
Gender
Male
Female
Do you drive a car?
Yes
Nil
If yes, which type(s)?
Ferrari
Toyota
Honda
Other
Submit


Secure Personal Information Input:
First name:
Last name:
Phone Number:
Address:
Zip Code:
I want this Please
Volvo
Saab
Fiat
Audi


Today’s post
Many of new comers do ask about how do we get to know about latest tac-tic or latest news in the world of cybers space & which are some good resource.
Well i don’t know about others but i can tell you where i keep my self up to date about cyberspace.
Yeah, Twitter is best resource for learning good stuff in cyberspace, there are many good bug hunter and security resercher who share their projects and their methodology which is awsome.
Here are some Twitter Handles
- @bbuerhaus
- @Hacker_Combat
- @HackRead
- @NakedSecurity
You can also follow me on twitter where retweet the tweets which i found interesting and also post sometimes :P
https://twitter.com/Deepak_maxx
Telegram Channels
Telegram Channels are also good resource of latest updats you can search and join your wish of channels on google, there are many publicly available channels.
Google news is also one of the best way for latest news.
There’s one option called “alerts” in the google news app where you can set the alerts you wanna get when anything new arrives regarding that topics.
That’s it i guess this are enough resources for new, adding more and more resource won’t make you updated and become repetitive instead.
What I learned today :
So while scrolling across twitter i come through this tweet about bypassing Cloudflare Firewall for XSS :-
Xss
And after this i found one good advice about Bug Bounty is :
If server only allows GET and POST method, then try adding “X-HTTP-Method -Override: PUT to achieve RCE via PUT method.
Well That’s it.!
I was really busy in making and deploying of this website it took me whole day to make and deploy this website on github that’s why didn’t got time do learn more stuff but yeah phew.!!,the website is finally up and running.!
*le Here is the gif expressing my feeling when website was finally/ successfully/ Magically/ I don’t know why wtfly.!!! up & running.


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Scenario: Job Serach
Given I open home page tsflow
When page is opened tsflow
And career item is loaded tsflow
Then I go to careers page tsflow
And I expect to see "Careers" heading tsflow
When I type "Javascript" in the job serach filed tsflow
Then autocmplete should appear tsflow
And it should contain "JavaScript" text tsflow
When I click on search button tsflow
Then results table will appear tsflow
And search results should be correct tsflow
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Open Dimatix Drop Manager software by double clicking on the icon
Click “Yes” when asked “Load the currently selected cartridge settings (Dimatix Model Fluid Settings)?”
This is one point where you can change the cartridge settings. If you need to change the settings click “No” and load one of the saved settings.
Select a Pattern to print.
Click "select" on the pattern tab.
Load a saved pattern.
Click "Next" to take you to the Load/Unload Substrate tab.
In the "Load/Unload Substrate” tab you can change the substrate thickness settings and the substrate temperature.
Change the thickness setting to your best estimate of the substrate thickness and change the temperature by using the arrows or entering the number manually.
Click "Next" to take you to the "Print Set-Up" tab.
The “Print Set-Up” tab is another place to change the cartridge settings (which generally don't need to be modified.)
Click “Select” on the Cartridge Settings bar
Load saved settings
Click “Print” to preview the pattern to be printed, then press “Print” on the window that pops up.


The common spaces of Muelle Uno , in the port of Malaga , and the Miramar Shopping Center in Fuengirola , will be disinfected with NASA technology to keep the coronavirus at bay once both spaces can reopen their doors. Myramar Retail , the company that manages both commercial spaces, has been looking for technological alternatives that certify the safety of its customers and workers for some time and, finally, it has decided on photocatalytic oxidation, "which guarantees air quality and virus destruction and bacteria in especially sensitive areas of both centers, such as elevators, bathrooms and lactation rooms, among others "
The photocatalysis is oriented management, design, development and exploitation of large areas commercial in the province of Malaga, photochemical reaction that occurs in nature whereby surface - treated titanium dioxide, in the presence of sunlight or artificial of a specific wavelength, they acquire decontaminating and self-cleaning properties , destroying viruses, toxic, bacteriological substances in the environment, allowing breathing fresh air and therefore more benefits for humans, as Myramar Retail has indicated in a statement. Therefore, after analyzing this technology and comparing it with other available systems such as ozone or ultraviolet light, it has opted for photocatalysis: "In addition to being extremely effective in reducing the bacterial load in the environment, it can be used continuously - 24 hours a day - and it is completely harmless to humans . Furthermore, this technology is beneficial since it uses the principle of decontamination from nature itself. "
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This small program will take an http pdf file url as input and produce it as a normal BLOB file.
This trick is usually used to hide the backend url from clients and end users.
For Masking the http Address. Making sure that the file belongs to the authority hosting the project.


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Design
During exportation a graph of entities will be produced inside
the database. For this three tables are required:
For each entity in the graph the primary-key and the
type (as table name)
ist stored. The birthday of an entity is the day of the
insertion into the graph.
The graph will be constructed day after day (step-by-step)
starting at day 1:
The progression set of a day is the set of all
tables from which entities are inserted at that day. The progession set
of day 1 is the subject set. The process stops if the progression set
of a day is empty.
-
insert subject
into graph
-
progression-set := subject
-
while progression-set != {}
-
progression-of-today := {}
-
for all restricted associations A
between tables T1 and T2, if T1
oder T2 in progression-set:
-
if T2 (T1) depends on T1
(T2): add
dependencies from T2(T1)-entities
born yesterday to the entities they are associated with according to A
-
insert all entities of T1
(T2), which are associated according to A with an entity of T2 (T1)
born yesterday
-
if at least one entity of T1
(T2) is inserted then progression-of-today :=
progression-of-today + {
T1 (T2) }
-
progression-set :=
progression-of-today
Example
Subject = { A1, A2
}
| day |
progression
set |
entities |
dependencies |
| 1 |
A |
A1, A2 |
|
| 2 |
B, C |
+ B1, B2, C3, C4 |
A2→C3, A2→C4 |
| 3 |
B, C |
+ C1, C2, B3, B5 |
+ B1→C1, B1→C2 |
| 4 |
B |
+ B6 |
no change |
| 5 |
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no change |
no change |
Line 1, insert subject
INSERT INTO Entity(PK, birthday, type)
SELECT
<subject>.PK, 1, '<subject>'
FROM <subject>
WHERE
(<condition> AND 103
NOT EXISTS (SELECT * FROM Entity WHERE <subject>.PK=Entity.PK)
[fetch
first <limit> rows only]
Line 3.2.1, adding dependencies
INSERT INTO
Dependency(from_PK, to_PK)
SELECT
<T2>.PK, <T1>.PK
FROM Entity E1,
Entity E2,
<T2> JOIN <T1> ON <join-condition>
WHERE
E1.type='<T1>' AND E2.type='<T2>'
AND E1.PK=<T1>.PK
AND E2.PK=<T2>.PK
Line 3.2.2, adding referenced entities
INSERT INTO Entity(PK,
birthday, type)
SELECT DISTINCT
<T2>.PK, <today>, '<T2>'
FROM <T1> JOIN
<T2> ON <join-condition>,
Entity
WHERE
<T1>.PK=Entity.PK AND Entity.birthday = <yesterday>
AND NOT EXISTS
(SELECT * FROM Entity WHERE <T2>.PK=Entity.PK)
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Eintracht Frankfurt fans banned from Arsenal Europa League tie as appeal rejected
The Bundesliga club had been charged by Uefa following incidents during the Group F fixture against Vitoria
by Sports StaffEintracht Frankfurt have lost their appeal against a ban on fans attending the Europa League tie at Arsenal.
The Bundesliga club had been charged by governing body Uefa following incidents during the Group F fixture against Vitoria in Portugal.
The disciplinary action was for throwing of objects, crowd disturbances, act of damages and a late kick-off.
Frankfurt had already been under a suspended sanction from previous breaches, and so Uefa imposed the ban on sale of tickets for the match in London on November 28 as well as one additional European fixture.
The Germans lodged an appeal against the ruling, but it was unsuccessful.
“The appeal of Eintracht Frankfurt against the judgement of the Uefa Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Commission of 17 October 2019 was rejected by the competent chamber last night,” a club statement read.
“As a result, the ‘cut-off penalty’ for the game at Arsenal FC on 28 November in London continues.”
PA


How cool are CSS3 transitions? Very cool.
How cool is AngularJS? Moderately...moderately cool.
This app uses 3d transformations to show different pages.
Each 'page' is a different face on the cube.
The cube is built as an Angular directive so that you can easily use it in your project.


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Evidyon launcher!
Posted:
Sun Apr 19, 2009 10:48 am
by sourceofprovidence
I'd love to see the server status from the launcher so I don't have to open the game to see the "connecting page" when the servers down.
Re: Evidyon launcher!
Posted:
Sun Apr 19, 2009 12:06 pm
by Joe M.
That would be nice, yes.
I'll add it to the "issues" list.
Re: Evidyon launcher!
Posted:
Mon Apr 20, 2009 7:30 am
by Karl G.
Agreed, that would be a cool feature!
Re: Evidyon launcher!
Posted:
Mon Apr 20, 2009 8:36 pm
by sourceofprovidence
I know xenimus for example has a website that tells the stats of the game. I'd rather be able to see whos online or at least a number or if the servers up from the launcher. poo a cool vista gadget could even be made if i wasnt lazy.
Re: Evidyon launcher!
Posted:
Wed Apr 22, 2009 4:13 am
by Stuie
Just wondering how the servers run at the moment, is it from your own pc or a small server, and what times it's usually up, i'm from the uk so whenever i've been on here so far nobody else has been on i presume the majority of you are American.
Also as for a suggestion at some point it may be a cool idea to eventually have some sort of raid on a town or the town, where guards dissapear and the players have to band together to kill hordes of mobs. It should be quite difficult but it should be quite fun.
Re: Evidyon launcher!
Posted:
Wed Apr 22, 2009 5:36 am
by Joe M.
Hi Stuie, we're renting space on a shared server right now, and though it should be up all the time, there's currently a bug in the server software which is causing it to crash pretty regularly. We're working to resolve the problem as quickly as possible, but in the meantime it's going to be a little dicey whether or not the game will be online.
As for your raid suggestion, we're certainly planning to (eventually) incorporate such things.
Re: Evidyon launcher!
Posted:
Wed Apr 22, 2009 6:20 am
by Stuie
cool, it's just an idea stolen from final fantasy 11 really, mtheres a mode called besieged where a town is set upon by a mob of npcs, the same would be cool in a game of this style but maybe even better.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block body %}
Use this page to create instantiations of C2 profiles that will be saved in the Apfell database. These can then be used to load new c2 profiles in already running agents.


Tek
05-Feb-19 07:07 PM
I just panicked that I lost my lappy
I haven't backed up my KMD keys yet
almost got a heart attack
going to take simple backup right now then a better backup some time in the future
going to get a multisig address too if that's possible on KMD for in the future
so I can share with family incase I die they can take le money
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For both Feedback Phase and Public Phase, the performance of a meta-learning
algorithm is measured
through the evaluation of 600 episodes at meta-test time.
The participant needs to implement a MyMetaLearner
class that can meta-fit
a meta-train set and produce a Learner
object, which in turn can fit any
support set (a.k.a training set), generated from a meta-test set, and
produce a Predictor
. The accuracy of these predictors on
each query set (or test set) is then averaged to produce a final score.
In Feedback Phase, this score is used to form a leaderboard. In Final Phase,
this score is used as the criterion for deciding winners (and a leadberboard
will also be released).
One important aspect of the challenge is that submissions must produce
a Learner
within 2 hours of compute power. The GPU available
is a Tesla M60.
We use the 5-way 1-shot few-shot learning setting.
Support set: 5 classes and 1 example per class
(labelled examples)
Query set: 5 classes and a
varying number of examples per class (unlabelled examples)


A Javascript example showing how to track game state and respond to user interaction within an interactive image (see also: What is skeuomorphism? and Skeuomorphism vs. flat design vs material design). Open the console for more details.
Turn on sound, then click to and mouseover bugs in the "correct" order.


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This is part of the old website. New website begins at fontforge.github.io
Are you a web developer? Help us migrate this page on Github
This dialog is available in the font, outline and metrics views. In the font view it applies to all selected glyphs. In the outline view if there is a selection then it applies to that. if there is no selection then it applies to the entire glyph.
You may choose whether you want the transformation to be centered at the glyph's origin, the center of the selection (or of the glyph as a whole if there is no selection), or the location of the last point on which you clicked the mouse.
You may apply several different transformations at once:
If you are in the font view, and if Copy From is set to all fonts, then the transformation will also be applied to the bitmaps. Not all of these transforms can be mapped to ones on the bitmap font (arbitrary rotations, scales, etc. do not map). Only rotations by 90 degrees, flips, skews and moves will be approximated on the bitmap glyphs.
If you are in the font view, then any pair-wise kerning information whose first glyph is selected will be scaled (but not translated) by the transformation matrix. Similarly and simple positioning features that apply to a selected glyph will be transformed by the matrix (but again not translated). You may choose to scale kerning classes as well.
If you are in the font view or the outline view and there is no selection (and you are in the foreground) there is a "[] Transform Background Too" check box. If you check this then anything in the background will be transformed with the foreground.
If you check [] Round to Int then after the transformation has been applied everything will be rounded to an integer value.
Transformations in the Outline glyph view are not applied to any bitmaps. (Nor are transformations in the bitmap window mapped back to the outline).
Non-linear transformations are defined by providing two expressions, one of which results in the transformed value for the X coordinate, the other provides the y coordinate. In the example at right:
x' = 5·x2 + x + 3·sin(y)
y' = y
Expressions may be made up of the usual C operators: "+", "-", "*", "/", "%", "!", "==", "<", ">", "<=", ">=", "!=", "&&", "||" and "? :" as well as "^" which means "raise to the power of". They may also contain the standard functions: "log", "exp", "sqrt", "sin", "cos", "tan", "atan2", "abs", "rint", "floor", "ceil".
Note: In non-linear transformations the result is only an approximation to the correct result (A linear transformation will transform a cubic spline to another cubic spline. A non-linear transformation may not).
I have a hard time describing this. There are three different coordinate systems involved. There is the (2D) coordinate system in which your glyph has been drawn. There is a 3D coordinate system in which we embed it, and finally there is another 2D coordinate system onto which we project it.
Assume your eye is at the origin of 3 space, and you are looking up along the Z axis. Assume that the plane in which your glyph has been drawn is tilted by an angle theta (from the XY plane in 3 space) and the intersection between the Z axis and the drawing plane is z units along the Z axis. Assume that the projection plane is parallel to the XY plane and is at a distance d along the Z axis.
Then for each point in the glyph we draw a line between that point and your eye (which is at the origin). The location where that line intersects the projection plane is the transformed location of that point. Again the result is only an approximation.
The Point Of View dialog gives you a little more freedom than is described above. It allows you to set the location of the eye (instead of fixing it at the origin), and allows you to change in what direction the vanishing point will lie (instead of fixing it on the y axis).
The dialog also calculates the location of the vanishing point as you change fields (Note: It cannot figure out meta information like "Center of Selection", so whenever the eye is positioned with this value, it just assumes a value of 0 for that coordinate.


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Explore senior student portfolios from the Michael Graves College. This event is open to design professionals, recruiters, alumni, and students.


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java.lang.Object com.gracenote.gnsdk.GnLookupLocal
public class GnLookupLocal
Provides services for local lookup of various identification queries such as text and CD TOC search and provides services for local retreival of content such as cover art.
SDK Documentation
Topic: .../docs/html-oo > index.html > Implementing Applications (All Platforms) > Enabling and Using GNSDK Storage
For more information on GNSDK storage, see the above topic which covers:
Sample App
- .../samples/musicid_lookup_album_local_online
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static java.lang.String |
buildDate()
BuildDate Retrieves the Lookup Local SDK's build date string. |
void |
delete()
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static GnLookupLocal |
enable()
Enable local lookup for various identification queries such as text and CD TOC search; plus enable services for local retreival of content such as cover art. |
java.lang.String |
storageInfo(GnLocalStorageName storageName,
GnLocalStorageInfo storageInfo,
long ordinal)
Retrieves the Local Storage information for named storage |
long |
storageInfoCount(GnLocalStorageName storageName,
GnLocalStorageInfo storageInfo)
Retrieves the Local Storage information count for named storage |
void |
storageLocation(GnLocalStorageName storageName,
java.lang.String storageLocation)
Sets location where GNSDK can find a specific local lookup database |
void |
storageValidate(GnLocalStorageName storageName)
Validate named local storage. |
static java.lang.String |
version()
Version Retrieves the Lookup Local SDK version string. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Method Detail |
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public void delete()
public static GnLookupLocal enable() throws GnException
GnException
public static java.lang.String version()
public static java.lang.String buildDate()
Remarks:
You can call this API at any time after you have instantiated aGnManager
instance. The returned
string is a constant. Do not attempt to modify or delete.
Example build date string: 2008-02-12 00:41 UTCpublic void storageLocation(GnLocalStorageName storageName, java.lang.String storageLocation) throws GnException
storageName
- [in] local storage namestorageLocation
- [in] local storage location
GnException
public void storageValidate(GnLocalStorageName storageName) throws GnException
storageName
- [in] local storage name
GnException
public java.lang.String storageInfo(GnLocalStorageName storageName, GnLocalStorageInfo storageInfo, long ordinal) throws GnException
storageName
- [in] local storage namestorageInfo
- [in] local storage info typeordinal
- [in] ordinal
GnException
public long storageInfoCount(GnLocalStorageName storageName, GnLocalStorageInfo storageInfo) throws GnException
storageName
- [in] local storage namestorageInfo
- [in] local storage info type
GnException
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TRUE CRIME (1995) A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 2001
Young American actress Alicia Silverstone might be criticised for many things but not for the unwillingness to diversify her roles and projects in which she is to be involved. The proof for that might come in TRUE CRIME, relatively obscure 1995 mystery thriller, made in time when Silverstone used to be one of the hottest new things in Hollywood.
The heroine of this film is Mary Giordano (played by Alicia Silverstone), exemplary catholic high student with somewhat unusual ambitions - she wants to follow dead father's footsteps and become police detective. However, until she becomes old enough to join police she has to satisfy her desire by consuming true crime stories and books about police procedure. When teenage girls in her small Californian town start becoming a prey for vicious serial killer, Mary decides to use her newly acquired knowledge to start her own investigation, which frustrates her mentor and late father's friend - Detective Jerry Guinn (played by Bill Nunn). Mary soon finds out that she is not the only amateur detective around - young police cadet Tony Campbell (played by Kevin Dillon) also wants to find a killer. Two of them team up and as their investigation starts to bring some results, Mary becomes aware of feelings she has for young police cadet.
This first (and last) film by screenwriter and director Pat Verducci might look a strange genre combination of teen romance and serial killer movie, but in reality it is surprisingly dark and depressing drama that uses bizarre story and characters as a metaphor for the loss of innocence. Unlike almost any other Hollywood film that has teenagers as amateur detectives (with an exception of Lynch's BLUE VELVET), this film shows how young mind's desire to satisfy natural curiosity might bring some rather unpleasant consequences. Unusual tone of the film is matched by the unusual choice of role for Alicia Silverstone. Her character is nerdy and unglamorous, so far away from sexy MTV images, and suspension is disbelief is complete - despite the outrageousness of the story, viewers have an impression that they watch real people and witness events that actually might take place. Unfortunately, that suspension of disbelief crumbles in the finale of the film, burdened with predictability of Hollywood cliches and few totally unnecessary and distracting scenes. This is a real shame, because TRUE CRIME, although still more than watchable film, had clear potential for being much more.
RATING: 5/10 (++)
Written on July 8th 2001
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Data sets from Ramsey, F.L. and Schafer, D.W. (2002), "The Statistical Sleuth: A Course in Methods of Data Analysis (2nd ed)", Duxbury.
| Version: | 2.0-4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Suggests: | lattice, knitr, MASS, agricolae, car, gmodels, leaps, mosaic |
| Published: | 2016-06-15 |
| Author: | Original by F.L. Ramsey and D.W. Schafer; modifications by Daniel W. Schafer, Jeannie Sifneos and Berwin A. Turlach; vignettes contributed by Nicholas Horton, Kate Aloisio and Ruobing Zhang, with corrections by Randall Pruim |
| Maintainer: | Berwin A Turlach <Berwin.Turlach at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://r-forge.r-project.org/projects/sleuth2/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | Sleuth2 results |
| Reference manual: | Sleuth2.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Chapter 01, Horton et al. using mosaic Chapter 02, Horton et al. using mosaic Chapter 03, Horton et al. using mosaic Chapter 04, Horton et al. using mosaic Chapter 05, Horton et al. using mosaic Chapter 06, Horton et al. using mosaic Chapter 07, Horton et al. using mosaic Chapter 08, Horton et al. using mosaic Chapter 09, Horton et al. using mosaic Chapter 10, Horton et al. using mosaic Chapter 11, Horton et al. using mosaic Chapter 12, Horton et al. using mosaic Chapter 13, Horton et al. using mosaic |
| Package source: | Sleuth2_2.0-4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: Sleuth2_2.0-4.zip, r-release: Sleuth2_2.0-4.zip, r-oldrel: Sleuth2_2.0-4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: Sleuth2_2.0-4.tgz, r-oldrel: Sleuth2_2.0-4.tgz |
| Old sources: | Sleuth2 archive |
| Reverse suggests: | vcdExtra |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=Sleuth2 to link to this page.


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The Cubs had more roster moves in their back pocket tonight after designating Darwin Barney for assignment earlier in the day.
Cubs promoting Jorge Soler to Triple-A Iowa and moving Albert Almora up to Double-A Tennessee.
— Patrick Mooney (@CSNMooney) July 23, 2014
These moves capped off a wonderful evening of Cubs baseball as the youngsters carried the team. Kyle Hendricks earned his first MLB win and the Cubs were offensively fueled by two home runs by Rizzo and one home run by Arismendy Alcantara.
Because of his contract (and spot on the 40-man roster) Jorge Soler is on a different track than the other prospects in the Cubs system. In his third season in the Cubs organization, Soler has under 100 games of experience at levels more advanced than the Rookie League.
Soler has battled injuries last season and the first half of this season, but his impressive numbers at the AA level were enough for the Cubs to move Soler to Iowa. In 21 games at AA Tennessee, Soler was hitting .410/.500/.852 with 6 home runs.
On tonight's television broadcast of the Cubs game, Len and JD were speaking with Patrick Mooney and the possibility of Soler being called up to the Cubs in September was discussed.
Albert Almora heads to AA Tennessee after hitting .280/.304/.396 in High-A Daytona. His offensive numbers look somewhat puny compared to the silly numbers Soler, Bryant and Baez are putting up, but Almora is a pleasure to watch in the field and that's where his strength lies. He is no slouch at the plate, but look for him to hit for average more than put up monster home run numbers like the others.
If you'd like to hear an interview we did with Albert Almora, you can listen to it here.
Cubs optioning 3B Mike Olt to Triple-A Iowa.
— Patrick Mooney (@CSNMooney) July 23, 2014
Like the Darwin Barney move, this move with Mike Olt shouldn't surprise anyone. He's really struggled this season and the Cubs are sending him to Iowa to get some consistent playing time and probably get a little confidence back. Olt has looked completely lost and overmatched at the plate recently. Olt is striking out in about 40% of his at-bats.
Because 3rd base is occupied by Kris Bryant, Olt will probably play 1st base, DH and some outfield.
I hate to end things on a sour note, but the promotion of Soler and Almora, as well as the performances by Rizzo and Castro this season, and how well Alcantara seems to be adapting to big league pitching should really excite Cubs fans about the (increasingly become more near) future.
I was on the fence about getting back to Iowa for a game this season, but a line-up that includes Bryant, Baez and Soler is pretty enticing.


Angular web app for a school admin in Google Classroom. Classroom entities adapted to fit "Escuela Rafael Díaz Serdan" requirements (Massive course's announcements, students and teachers block enrollment, manage groups and courses, view and edit information as an Admin and Superadmin in Google Workspace, and many more).
Create school grades reports from Google Classroom submissions.
See Documentation for this project at: Classroom RDS Doc.
See Demo app for this project at: Classroom RDS.
Fig. 1 - View example
Fig. 2 - View example
Fig. 3 - View example
If you want to use this repository as a template, run:
git clone https://github.com/jcmelchorp/classroom-rds.git
then, enter the workspace directory:
cd classroom-rds
and install NPM packages:
npm install
This repository has the following pre-requisites:
The Angular CLI, CompoDoc, PWA asset generator comes with NPM install. If you want to use Angular CLI as a shell command:
npm i -g @angular/cli
By default, this project generate documentation with Material Theme in docs/ directory.
To generate documentation:
npm run doc:g
Build in production environment and deploy on Google Firebase
npm run deploy
To reset project just type:
npm run reset
To generate Apple icons, MS-Tiles and splash run:
npm run pwa:asset-std-logo


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We hope this is a helpful app. This application is designed to help you generate randomised breakout rooms for Zoom.
To use the app:
For each session, just press "Generate Rooms" and the app will randomly assign people to rooms.


flic files (.fli) format description
the details of a fli file are moderately complex, but the idea behind it is simple: don't bother storing the parts of a frame that are the same as the last frame. not only does this save space, but it's very quick. it's faster to leave a pixel alone than to set it. a fli file has a 128-byte header followed by a sequence of frames. the first frame is compressed using a bytewise run-length compression scheme. subsequent frames are stored as the difference from the previous frame. (occasionally the first frame and/or subsequent frames are uncompressed.) there is one extra frame at the end of a fli which contains the difference between the last frame and the first frame. the fli header: byte size name meaning offset 0 4 size length of file, for programs that want to read the fli all at once if possible. 4 2 magic set to hex af11. please use another value here if you change format (even to a different resolution) so autodesk animator won't crash trying to read it. 6 2 frames number of frames in fli. fli files have a maxium length of 4000 frames. 8 2 width screen width (320). 10 2 height screen height (200). 12 2 depth depth of a pixel (8). 14 4 flags must be 0. 18 2 speed number of video ticks between frames. 20 4 next set to 0. 24 4 frit set to 0. 28 100 expand all zeroes -- for future enhancement. next are the frames, each of which has a header: byte size name meaning offset 0 4 size bytes in this frame. autodesk animator demands that this be less than 64k. 4 2 magic always hexadecimal f1fa 6 2 chunks number of 'chunks' in frame. 8 8 expand space for future enhancements. all zeros. after the frame header come the chunks that make up the frame. first comes a color chunk if the color map has changed from the last frame. then comes a pixel chunk if the pixels have changed. if the frame is absolutely identical to the last frame there will be no chunks at all. a chunk itself has a header, followed by the data. the chunk header is: byte size name meaning offset 0 4 size bytes in this chunk. 4 2 type type of chunk (see below). there are currently five types of chunks you'll see in a fli file. number name meaning 11 fli_color compressed color map 12 fli_lc line compressed -- the most common type of compression for any but the first frame. describes the pixel difference from the previous frame. 13 fli_black set whole screen to color 0 (only occurs on the first frame). 15 fli_brun bytewise run-length compression -- first frame only 16 fli_copy indicates uncompressed 64000 bytes soon to follow. for those times when compression just doesn't work! the compression schemes are all byte-oriented. if the compressed data ends up being an odd length a single pad byte is inserted so that the fli_copy's always start at an even address for faster dma. fli_color chunks the first word is the number of packets in this chunk. this is followed directly by the packets. the first byte of a packet says how many colors to skip. the next byte says how many colors to change. if this byte is zero it is interpreted to mean 256. next follows 3 bytes for each color to change (one each for red, green and blue). fli_lc chunks this is the most common, and alas, most complex chunk. the first word (16 bits) is the number of lines starting from the top of the screen that are the same as the previous frame. (for example, if there is motion only on the bottom line of screen you'd have a 199 here.) the next word is the number of lines that do change. next there is the data for the changing lines themselves. each line is compressed individually; among other things this makes it much easier to play back the fli at a reduced size. the first byte of a compressed line is the number of packets in this line. if the line is unchanged from the last frame this is zero. the format of an individual packet is: skip_count size_count data the skip count is a single byte. if more than 255 pixels are to be skipped it must be broken into 2 packets. the size count is also a byte. if it is positive, that many bytes of data follow and are to be copied to the screen. if it's negative a single byte follows, and is repeated -size_count times. in the worst case a fli_lc frame can be about 70k. if it comes out to be 60000 bytes or more autodesk animator decides compression isn't worthwhile and saves the frame as fli_copy. fli_black chunks these are very simple. there is no data associated with them at all. in fact they are only generated for the first frame in autodesk animator after the user selects new under the flic menu. fli_brun chunks these are much like fli_lc chunks without the skips. they start immediately with the data for the first line, and go line- by-line from there. the first byte contains the number of packets in that line. the format for a packet is: size_count data if size_count is positive the data consists of a single byte which is repeated size_count times. if size_count is negative there are -size_count bytes of data which are copied to the screen. in autodesk animator if the "compressed" data shows signs of exceeding 60000 bytes the frame is stored as fli_copy instead. fli_copy chunks these are 64000 bytes of data for direct reading onto the screen. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- and here's the pro extensions: ----------------------------------------------------------------------- this is supplemental info on the autodesk animator fli and flc formats. the following is an attempt at describing the newer chunks and frames that are not described in the turbo c fli library documentation. chunk type chunk id ---------- ----------- fli_delta 7 (decimal) first word (16 bits) is the number of compressed lines to follow. next is the data for the changing lines themselves, always starting with the first line. each line is compressed individually. the first word (16 bits) of a compressed line is the number of packets in the line. if the number of packets is a negative skip -packets lines. if the number of packets is positive, decode the packets. the format of an individual packet is: skip_count size_count data the skip count is a single byte. if more than 255 pixels are to be skipped, it must be broken into 2 packets. the size_count is also a byte. if it is positive, that many words of data follow and are to be copied to the screen. if it is negative, a single words value follows, and is to be repeated -size_count times. chunk type chunk id ---------- ----------- fli_256_color 4 (decimal) the first word is the number of packets in this chunk. this is followed directly by the packets. the first byte of a packet is how many colors to skip. the next byte is how many colors to change. if this number is 0, (zero), it means 256. next follow 3 bytes for each color to change. (one each for red, green and blue). the only difference between a fli_256_color chunk (type 4 decimal) and a fli_color chunk (type 11 decimal) is that the values in the type 4 chunk range from 0 to 255, and the values in a type 11 chunk range from 0 to 63. note: word refer to a 16 bit int in intel (little endian) format. words refer to two-bytes (16 bits) of consecutive data. (big endian) .flc special frames and chunks flc's may contain all the above chunks plus one other: chunk type chunk id ---------- ----------- fli_mini 18 (decimal) 12 (hex) from what i understand, this is a miniture 64 x 32 version of the first frame in fli_brun format, used as an button for selecting flc's from within animator pro. simply do nothing with this chunk. flc new frame flc's also contains a frame with the magic bytes set to hex 00a1. this is the first frame in the .flc file. actually it isn't a frame at all but to have several chunks within it that specify file location info specific to animator pro. ie: filepath, font to use, and .col file info. this frame may be skipped while loading. that's right! ignore it! the frame header is the same length as all other frames. so you may read the frame header, then skip past the rest of the frame. ¡¡ note: when reading the fli header on the newer fli and flc files, the fli signature bytes are af12 instead of af11 used in the older fli files. also, you cannot ignore the screen width and height they may not be 320 x 200. allowable screen sizes include: 320 x 200, 640 x 480, 800 x 600, 1280 x 1024 ¡¡ note: the delay value between frames appears to be in 1000th's of a second instead of 70th's. if you have any questions or more info on the fli or flc formats, please let me know. mike haaland (corrected by p. oliver 30 may 1997 using information supplied by reeves hall) compuserve : 72300,1433 delphi : mikehaaland internet<EMAIL_ADDRESS>usenet : ...!htsmm1.las-vegas.nv.us!mike |


jseventqueue
A JavaScript (ES6) library for serializing event processing. It is intended to be used by multiple producers and a single consumer. Event processing is using ayns/await mechanism, which helps to process events one-at-a-time.
Reading from queue using for await
loop:
const EventQueue = require('jseventqueue');
let queue = new EventQueue();
setTimeout(() => {
queue.send(0);
queue.send(1);
queue.send(2);
queue.send(3);
queue.shutdown();
}, 15);
let results = [];
for await (let data of queue) {
results.push(data);
}
// results contain [0, 1, 2, 3]
If for some reason one can't use for await
loop then a similar loop can be implemented using while
:
const EventQueue = require('jseventqueue');
let queue = new EventQueue();
setTimeout(() => {
queue.send(0);
queue.send(1);
queue.send(2);
queue.send(3);
queue.shutdown();
}, 15);
let results = [];
let data;
// while loop checks whether queue was shutdown by comparing returned value
// to a special data member of the queue object
while ((data = await queue.receive()) !== queue.end) {
results.push(data);
}
// results contain [0, 1, 2, 3]
Ad-hoc reading and writing to the queue:
const EventQueue = require('jseventqueue');
let queue = new EventQueue();
setTimeout(() => {
queue.send('message 1');
queue.send('message 2');
}, 15);
// receive will wait until a message is received
let msg1 = await queue.receive();
let msg2 = await queue.receive();
Installation
Using npm:
$ npm i --save jseventqueue


Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 6
Tender chunks of gently spiced beef in a fluffy saffron rice. If you like a bit more heat, don’t worry about deseeding both the chillies.
Pour the milk into a small saucepan, add the saffron threads and heat gently for two minutes without boiling. Remove from the heat and set aside for 2-3 hours, preferably overnight.
Trim the beef of any hard fat and cut into bite-sized pieces. Heat two tablespoons of oil in the frying pan. Season the beef with salt and freshly ground black pepper and fry in 2-3 batches over a medium-high heat until browned on all sides. Transfer to a large, lidded saucepan.
While the beef is frying, roughly chop two of the onions and put in a food processor with the garlic, ginger and chillies. Add 50ml/2fl oz cold water and blend to a smooth paste.
Put the cloves, cumin, coriander, cinnamon, 1½ teaspoons salt and seeds from the cardamom pods into a pestle and mortar. Grind until a fine powder. Grate the nutmeg into the mixture and tip into the onion paste. Add plenty of freshly ground black pepper. Mix until all the ingredients are combined.
Add a further three tablspoons of oil into the same frying pan that was used to cook the beef and fry the spiced onion paste over a medium heat for around 10 minutes until lightly browned, stirring often. Place the mixture into the pan with the beef. Stir in the yoghurt, 450ml/16fl oz water and bay leaves. Place the pan over a low heat and bring to a gentle simmer. Cover with a lid and simmer gently for 1½ hours or until the beef is tender, stirring occasionally.
Remove the lid from the pan and stir in the sugar. Increase the heat and simmer the sauce for 10 minutes, or until reduced and thick. Add a little more salt and pepper to taste.
Toast the almonds in a non-stick frying pan and cook over a medium heat for 4-6 minutes. Stir the sultanas into the almonds and immediately tip into a heatproof bowl. Set aside to cool.
Cut the remaining two onions in half and slice thinly. Pour two tablespoons of oil into a frying pan and fry the onions for 6-8 minutes over a fairly high heat until softened and golden-brown, stirring frequently. Set aside.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Half-fill a large pan with water, add one teaspoon of salt and bring to the boil. Put the rice in a sieve and rinse under plenty of cold water. Stir the rice into the hot water and return to the boil. Cook for five minutes and drain well. Add the coriander and stir until well combined.
Transfer half the meat and sauce into a large, ovenproof dish. Spoon over half of the part-cooked rice and drizzle with half the soaked saffron threads and milk. Top with half the fried onions. Repeat the layers once more. Dot with the butter. Cover the dish with two layers of tightly fitting foil and bake for 30 minutes.
Hard-boil the eggs for nine minutes until firm and drain in a sieve under running water until cool enough to handle. Peel the eggs and cut into quarters.
Remove the dish from the oven and discard the foil. Use a fork to lightly fluff the rice. Garnish with the freshly boiled eggs, scatter with toasted almonds and sultanas. Add a few fresh coriander leaves and serve.


The Upper Confidence Bounds (UCB) algorith measures this potential by an upper confidence bound of the reward value, \(\hat{U}_{t}(a)\), so that the true value is below with bound \(Q(a) \le \hat{Q}_{t}(a) + \hat{U}_{t}(a)\) with high probability.
In UCB algorithm, we always select the greediest action to maximize the upper confidence bound:
\( a_{t}^{UCB} = argmax_{a \in A}\hat{Q_{t}(a) + \hat{U}_{t}(a)}\)


Using deep learning and scraping to analyze/summarize articles! Just drop in any URL!
Github Repo
# You will need to have Python 3 and Pip installed
$ git clone https://github.com/ianramzy/article-summary-deep-learning.git
$ cd article-summary-deep-learning
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
$ python -m spacy download en_core_web_sm
$ python3 app.py
In a day and age where information is not only abundant but overflowing, I wanted to create a faster way parse all of it. I originally wanted a browser extension that would summarize any page that I was reading in a few bullet points so that I could save time. But I later settled on a web app for more flexibility.
The application takes in a URL and makes request to that page scraping all of the data from it. The data is then cleaned (removing noise) and a name entity recognition is performed where all entities are labeled in the text (that's the cool visualization/highlighted part). It then takes the most common entity in the text and assumes it is the subject of the article and proceeds to extract facts from the text itself and renders the frontend.
The web application is built using flask, and the frontend is pure css and html. For web scraping beautifulsoup4 was used and deep learning was done using Spacy and textacy. Specifically Spacy for named entity recognition (NER) and textacy for sentence structure analysis.
I would like to gather more data for training the models. And I would also like to add a feature where the algorithm will look for more sources on the internet about a topic (i.e. Obama) and gather more data to analyse there.
Another project by Ian Ramzy


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Package sorcer.tools.shell Description
A SORCER Network SHell (nsh) provides a command line interface for interfacing with the SORCER environment. The command
line interface for nsh is described in the following sections:
Synopsis
The nsh provides the following default arguments:
${SORCER_HOME}/bin/shell/bin/nsh [-f <filename>] [options] | [--<application name> | [options]
commands
-f <filename> [options]
Execute the netlet (Groovy/Java network-centric script) specified by the file <filename>.
The shenbang synatx, e.g., #!/path/to/nsh -f can be used directly in executable exertlets.
--<application name> | [options]
Start a default or custom application, tool or utility.
Default nsh application names:
blitz Start a Blitz JavaSpaces
browser Start a SORCER service browser
cataloger Start a SORCER service catalog
emx Start a SORCER Exert Monitoring service
iGrid Start Jini basic services along with SORCER OS basic services
jini Start Jini basic services
jobber Start a SORCER Jobber (a push rendezvous service)
locker Start a SORCER service lock manager
logger Start a SORCER logging service
mmx Start a SORCER Model Monitoring service
sos Start basic SORCER operating system services
spacer Start a SORCER Spacer (a pull rendezvous service)
webster Start a standalone code server (webster)
For defining custom applications see: Configuring the nsf shell below.
groups=group1,group2,... Comma separated names of multicast groups to
discover. If "all" is provided, this will be
translated to DiscoveryGroupManagment.ALL_GROUPS
locators=jini://host[:port] Comma separated names of lookup locators to discover
discoveryTimeout=millis Discovery timeout (in milliseconds)
httpPort=port Port to use when starting Webster files
roots=root1,root2,... Root directories for Webster
jars=jar1,jar2,... Exported classes by this shell (codebase)
-noHttp Do not start Webster, mutually exclusive
with the httpPort option
<file name>.config An overriding configuratin file for this shell
|
Usage
The nsh shell can be run in either an interactive or non-interactive mode. The Unix shebang syntax can be used with the non-interactive nsh shell (
#!/bin/nsh -f
or
#!/usr/bin/env nsh -f
) in executable netlets called directly at the Unix prompt. If the non-interactive nsh shell is invoked (without
-f <filename> or --<application name>
) then for
?
or
help
commands the user is presented with the following help info:
You can manage and interact with the SORCER network using the following commands:
cd: cd <directory name> | ~
chgrp: chgrp <groups> | chgrp -r <registrar index> <groups>
chport: chport <lookup service index> port
clear: clear -a | -p | -m | -e
dir: dir [-l]
disco: disco [<registrar index> | -v]
edit: edit [<filename>]
exert: exert [-cc] [[-s | --s | --m] <output filename>] <input filename>
groups: groups [-d]
gvy: gvy <input filename> [-s <output filename>]
help: help &ld;command> | ?
http: http [port=<port-num>] [roots=<http roots>] [jars=<http jars>] | stop
ig: ig -h | -n
info: info [-a]
ls: ls [-l]
lup: lup [-s | -p | <service index> | -v | -x] | --d <service index>
| ( -p | -s ) [-n <name attribute value>] [-i <service type name>]
mxe: mxe [-m | -m <EMX index> | -v | -x]
| [ -a | -d | -f | -r | -y | <exertion index>]
| (-e | -c | -cc | -ccc) [<exertion index>] [-s <filename>]
pwd: pwd
start: start <application name>
stop: stop <lookup service index> | all
For help on any of these commands type 'help [<command>]'.
To leave this program type 'quit'
|
Shell specific commands
Directory based commands
pwd
|
Path of working directory |
cd
|
Change directory; the "~"
character can be used, this will change back to the nsh shell's home directory |
ls
|
Directory
listing of the current working directory |
dir
|
Synonomous with the ls command |
Environment
chgrp
|
Change discovery/lookup groups for this shell |
chport
|
Change a port of a given lookup service in the network |
disco |
For browsing and inspecting lookup services in the network |
groups
|
Show the nsh shell groups |
lup |
For browsing finding and inspecting services in the network |
start |
Strarts SORCER and user defined services |
stop |
Destroys the selected lookup service or all of them |
Utility
clear
|
Removes all fetched shell's resources or a selected service provider, exert monitor, or exertion |
edit |
Opens the editor specified by $NSH_EDITOR or by the application name 'editor' in the shell initialization file nsh-init.config |
exert |
Manages and executes the federation of services specified by the input file |
gvy
|
Execute a Groovy script in a given file |
help |
Lists all shell commands and describe each of of them |
http |
Starts and stops Webster instances. |
info
|
Shows this shell properties; details are
shown for the current user, time logged in, the http server, selected registrar, exert monitor and, (-a) information on applications that can be started by this shell. |
mxe |
For monitoring executing exertions in the network |
mxm |
For monitoring modeling services in the network |
!!
|
Runs the previous command again |
By default, the nsh starts a
Webster
instance, which is used to
serve jars needed by the
executing exertions (the
exert
commnad). If a Webster instance is not desired, use the
-noHttp option
Tip
If you are running the nsh on
OSX (or other unixes) and ant to use your up & down arrows for
command line retrieval, use rlwrap.
Instead of running “nsh”, run instead “rlwrap nsh”. Or create an alias
in your .bash_profile (or appropriate login shell settings file).
alias nsh='rlwrap ${SORCER_HOME}/bin/nsh'
rlwrap is a readline wrapper, a utility that allows the editing of keyboard input for any other command. If not installed, open the terminal and type: sudo port install rlwrap |
Configuring
the nsh shell
The nsh shell startup script can be specifued by the environmt variable NSH_STARTUP
or by $HOME/.nsh/startup
.
User defined classes for the shell can be specified by the environment variable CLASSPATH
or in a shell start configuration. The nsh start configuration file can be specified by the environmt variable NSH_CONF
or by $HOME/.nsh/configs/nsh-start.config
; the default file is $SORCER_HOME/configs/shell/configs/nsh-start.config
.
The default shell initialization file $SORCER_HOME/configs/shell/configs/nsh-init.config
is used if present. Alternatively an initialization file (with the config
extention) can be passed as the first argument to the nsh or placed in $HOME/.nsh/config
s. The nsh initialization file supports the following configuration entries, with component sorcer.tools.shell.NetworkShell
.
- applications
Type:
|
String[] |
Default:
|
new String[] { "browser", "browser/bin/service-browser-run.xml", ... }; |
Description:
|
This
entry will be read at initialization by the nsh shell to determine
the initial set of related applications (for each application its name and path). |
- groups
Type:
|
String[] |
Default:
|
DiscoveryGroupManagement.ALL_GROUPS
|
Description:
|
This
entry will be read at initialization by the nsh shell to determine
the initial set of multicast discovery groups the nsh should
participate in. |
- httpPort
Type:
|
int
|
Default:
|
0 |
Description:
|
The port that Webster should
be started with. Using the default port (0), Webster is started with an
anononous port
|
- httpRoots
Type:
|
String[]
|
Default:
|
new String [] { "$SORCER_HOME/lib/sorcer/lib-dl", "$SORCER_HOME/lib/river/lib-dl", $SORCER_HOME/lib/eng/lib-dl", $SORCER_HOME/lib/rio/lib-dl"
} |
Description:
|
An array documenting the directories to serve code from.
|
- httpJars
Type:
|
String[]
|
Default:
|
new String [] { } |
Description:
|
An array documenting the classes to be exported from jar files (codebase).
|
- locators
Type:
|
LookupLocator []
|
Default:
|
null |
Description:
|
This
entry will be read at initialization by the nsh shell to determine
the initial set of specific lookup services the nsh should
register with. |
- noHttp
Type:
|
boolean
|
Default:
|
false |
Description:
|
The entry is read at
startup, if set to true, then a Webster instance will not be created by
the nsh shell. Not that this entry renders the httpPort and httpRoot entries
useless
|
- logDir
Type:
|
String
|
Default:
|
$SORCER_HOME/bin/shell/logs |
Description:
|
The entry is read at
startup to create the shell log file for System.err when the shell is noninteractive. |


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Money Play. How should Red play 41?
pips Red=96 White=103
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
The 4 is clear - 24/20. In the old days I would have played 6/5 giving myself more numbers to get to the 20-pt but XG often prefers to step up as it does here with 24/23.
Even if the blot on White’s 9-pt wasn’t there this is still the correct move! The only reason I can see is the horror 33 if you stay back. Presumably this is enough to make 24/23 correct. The lesson is to look at how your doubles play in such situations – these are often swing rolls as is the case here.
Even if the blot on White’s 9-pt wasn’t there this is still the correct move! The only reason I can see is the horror 33 if you stay back. Presumably this is enough to make 24/23 correct. The lesson is to look at how your doubles play in such situations – these are often swing rolls as is the case here.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 24/23 24/20 Eq.: +1.031 0.847 0.398 0.007 - 0.153 0.016 0.001 2. Cubeful 2-ply 24/20 6/5 Eq.: +0.892 (-0.139) 0.817 0.338 0.007 - 0.183 0.022 0.001 3. Cubeful 0-ply 24/23 6/2 Eq.: +0.232 (-0.798) 0.618 0.181 0.002 - 0.382 0.055 0.002 4. Cubeful 0-ply 24/20 2/1 Eq.: +0.115 (-0.916) 0.567 0.246 0.006 - 0.433 0.117 0.008 5. Cubeful 0-ply 24/20 5/4 Eq.: +0.105 (-0.926) 0.563 0.240 0.006 - 0.437 0.113 0.008