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by Rivan RSCustomers can receive Whatsapp notifications, book a service appointment, receive invoices, share feedback and raise queries through the instant messaging app.
In a bid to make its aftersales services more convenient, the Korean brand has announced that Hyundai Service – the brand’s portal to various aftersales services – will now be available for contact on Whatsapp.
Customers can receive Whatsapp notifications by giving a missed call on +918367796869, and will be able to book service appointments, receive invoices, share feedback and raise queries via the smartphone messaging application.
Hyundai India has also organised the Mega Experience Hyundai Camp today, at 575 locations across the country. As its name implies, the camp is meant to provide Hyundai car buyers an opportunity to experience the brand for all their service-related needs, in case they’re planning to buy a new Hyundai, evaluate their existing car and test drive the brand’s range. Attendees will also be able to avail free vehicle check-ups and personalised assistance.
Despite the industry-wide slowdown, Hyundai India has been doing well and has launched three all-new models this year – the Venue compact SUV, the Kona Electric and the Grand i10 Nios hatchback – along with a facelift for the Elantra executive sedan.
The Korean carmaker also recently discontinued diesel variants of the Grand i10 and has teased its upcoming next-gen compact sedan, christened the Aura.
Also see:
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Hyundai Venue waiting period extends up to 15 weeks
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This scenario shows two different in-app products; one the customer has bought and the other, they haven't. In this example, the customer has already bought product 1, but not product 2.
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java.lang.Object GamePad
public class GamePad
A high-level wrapper to a controller. This is a singleton class that returns all of the controllers found connected to this machine.
Note that this is designed to work with DualShock Playstation-like controllers (but without rumble).
These are controllers with 4 action buttons, 6 L and R buttons (3 for left and 3 for right), 2 middle buttons (select and start), a d-pad (the direction buttons) and 2 analogue sticks.
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GamePad.Axis
The different types of axis on the joypad. |
static class |
GamePad.Button
An enum of all of the different buttons most commonly supported. |
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Direction |
getAxis(GamePad.Axis axis)
This returns a Direction describing the current angle and strength of the Axis polled. |
static GamePad |
getGamePad()
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static GamePad |
getGamePad(int index)
For grabbing a specific gamepad that is connected to your PC. |
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getGamePads()
Returns all of the GamePads that this library can find connected to your PC. |
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Checks if the given axis is supported or not. |
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isButtonSupported(GamePad.Button button)
Checks if the given button is supported on your gamepad, and so will work when pressed, or not. |
boolean |
isDown(GamePad.Button button)
Checks if the button given is pressed down or not. |
static void |
refreshGamePads()
Rescans the PC for all GamePads connected. |
void |
runConfigurePad()
Runs and shows a GamePad configuration GUI for setting gamepad mappings. |
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Axis which are not supported still return a Direction. But it will just never show any movement.
To tell if the Direction is or is not in use then you should check the strength of the Direction.
axis
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This returns the first GamePad that this library finds connected to your PC. If there is only one GamePad connected, then that is the one that is returned.
If no game pad is plugged in then this will throw an exception. This will always return the same first GamePad it has found.
java.lang.IllegalStateException
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For grabbing a specific gamepad that is connected to your PC.
The index given should be from 0 to the number of game pads on this machine, exclusive.
index
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public static GamePad[] getGamePads()
Returns all of the GamePads that this library can find connected to your PC.
If no pads are found then an empty array is returned.
public static int getNumGamePads()
public boolean isAxisSupported(GamePad.Axis axis)
Checks if the given axis is supported or not.
The
- Axis object to check.
public boolean isButtonSupported(GamePad.Button button)
Checks if the given button is supported on your gamepad, and so will work when pressed, or not.
public boolean isDown(GamePad.Button button)
Checks if the button given is pressed down or not. If the button is not supported then this will always fail silently and return false.
button
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public static void refreshGamePads()
Rescans the PC for all GamePads connected. Calling getGamePads() after this will return the latest number of pads connected to the machine.
public void runConfigurePad()
Runs and shows a GamePad configuration GUI for setting gamepad mappings.
This is what you can use for allowing users to reconfigure their gamepad within your scenario.


Nadal beaten by Zverev in ATP Finals opener
LONDON: World number one Rafael Nadal made a disappointing start at the ATP Finals as he suffered a first career loss to Germany's reigning champion Alexander Zverev, going down 6-2 6-4 on Monday.
The Spaniard, seeking a first title at the event and hoping to secure the year-end number one ranking for a fifth time, showed no sign of the abdominal injury sustained in Paris this month, but was comprehensively outplayed.
Zverev broke serve in the fifth game and again two games later when Nadal blazed a wild forehand wide.
The 33-year-old dropped his serve again at the start of the second set and with Zverev rock solid on his own delivery he never allowed the Spaniard a glimpse of an opportunity.
The statistics told the story of the match with Zverev striking 26 winners to Nadal's 13 and winning 30 of 34 points behind his first serve.
World number seven Zverev, 22, has now beaten Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and Nadal in consecutive matches at the O2 Arena where last year he claimed the biggest title of his career.
It proved quite the day for ending losing streaks.
Just as Zverev claimed a first win in six meetings with Nadal, Stefanos Tsitsipas had earlier beaten Daniil Medvedev 7-6(5) 6-4 in the battle of the debutants having been 0-5 against the Russian in previous meetings.
Nadal, who missed last year's ATP Finals and played only one group match in 2017 because of injury, arrived in London with a 640-point lead over Novak Djokovic in the rankings.
With 200 points for each round-robin match, Djokovic cut that deficit on Sunday by thrashing Italian Matteo Berrettini.
Nadal takes on Medvedev in his second round-robin match on Wednesday in a repeat of this year's U.S. Open final in which he took his Grand Slam haul to 19. Zverev faces Tsitsipas next.
Djokovic, seeking a record-equalling sixth ATP Finals title, can close the gap further on Tuesday when he takes on Austrian Dominic Thiem.
(Reporting by Martyn Herman; Editing by Ken Ferris)


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This is a Tensorflow implementation of Character-level Convolutional Networks for Text Classification Zhang and LeCun
Dataset¶
Dataset for the cnn. Input a compressed csv with two columns and no header, where the first column is the class and the second column is a piece of text.
The functions in here will convert the text to a representation the cnn can use for learning, using the Tensorflow Dataset API.
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The character splitting hack is due to this open tensorflow bug:
To work around this, we interleave the string with a non printable character (BEEP). This character must consequently never be present in the source material. This character was chosen because text is highly unlikely to include BEEP characters, and also because it is < 128, which is required to make this hack work.
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JavaScript library for web and Node.js which facilitates CUBA Platfotm's REST API usage.
npm install @cuba-platform/rest --save
Import as module
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Or using ES6 imports:
import * as cuba from '@cuba-platform/rest';
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import * as cuba from 'cuba-rest-js';
const app = cuba.initializeApp({
name: 'myApp',
apiUrl: 'http://localhost:8080/app/rest/'
});
app.getUserInfo().then((d) => {
console.log(d);
});
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Zsh features to explore |
wincent.git | open | feature request | |
| 2088 |
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Command-T | closed | bug | Created , updated |
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Is there a way to re-index files created externally? |
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Support suffixes for deprioritizing matches |
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CHAPTER I
M. MYRIEL
In 1815, M. Charles-Francois-Bienvenu Myriel was Bishop of D—- He was an old man of about seventy-five years of age; he had occupied the see of D—- since 1806.
Although this detail has no connection whatever with the real substance of what we are about to relate, it will not be superfluous, if merely for the sake of exactness in all points, to mention here the various rumors and remarks which had been in circulation about him from the very moment when he arrived in the diocese. True or false, that which is said of men often occupies as important a place in their lives, and above all in their destinies, as that which they do. M. Myriel was the son of a councillor of the Parliament of Aix; hence he belonged to the nobility of the bar. It was said that his father, destining him to be the heir of his own post, had married him at a very early age, eighteen or twenty, in accordance with a custom which is rather widely prevalent in parliamentary families. In spite of this marriage, however, it was said that Charles Myriel created a great deal of talk. He was well formed, though rather short in stature, elegant, graceful, intelligent; the whole of the first portion of his life had been devoted to the world and to gallantry.
The Revolution came; events succeeded each other with precipitation; the parliamentary families, decimated, pursued, hunted down, were dispersed. M. Charles Myriel emigrated to Italy at the very beginning of the Revolution. There his wife died of a malady of the chest, from which she had long suffered. He had no children. What took place next in the fate of M. Myriel? The ruin of the French society of the olden days, the fall of his own family, the tragic spectacles of ‘93, which were, perhaps, even more alarming to the emigrants who viewed them from a distance, with the magnifying powers of terror,–did these cause the ideas of renunciation and solitude to germinate in him? Was he, in the midst of these distractions, these affections which absorbed his life, suddenly smitten with one of those mysterious and terrible blows which sometimes overwhelm, by striking to his heart, a man whom public catastrophes would not shake, by striking at his existence and his fortune? No one could have told: all that was known was, that when he returned from Italy he was a priest.
In 1804, M. Myriel was the Cure of B—- [Brignolles]. He was already advanced in years, and lived in a very retired manner.
About the epoch of the coronation, some petty affair connected with his curacy–just what, is not precisely known–took him to Paris. Among other powerful persons to whom he went to solicit aid for his parishioners was M. le Cardinal Fesch. One day, when the Emperor had come to visit his uncle, the worthy Cure, who was waiting in the anteroom, found himself present when His Majesty passed. Napoleon, on finding himself observed with a certain curiosity by this old man, turned round and said abruptly:–
“Who is this good man who is staring at me?”
“Sire,” said M. Myriel, “you are looking at a good man, and I at a great man. Each of us can profit by it.”
That very evening, the Emperor asked the Cardinal the name of the Cure, and some time afterwards M. Myriel was utterly astonished to learn that he had been appointed Bishop of D—-
What truth was there, after all, in the stories which were invented as to the early portion of M. Myriel’s life? No one knew. Very few families had been acquainted with the Myriel family before the Revolution.
M. Myriel had to undergo the fate of every newcomer in a little town, where there are many mouths which talk, and very few heads which think. He was obliged to undergo it although he was a bishop, and because he was a bishop. But after all, the rumors with which his name was connected were rumors only,–noise, sayings, words; less than words–palabres, as the energetic language of the South expresses it.
However that may be, after nine years of episcopal power and of residence in D—-, all the stories and subjects of conversation which engross petty towns and petty people at the outset had fallen into profound oblivion. No one would have dared to mention them; no one would have dared to recall them.
M. Myriel had arrived at D—- accompanied by an elderly spinster, Mademoiselle Baptistine, who was his sister, and ten years his junior.
Their only domestic was a female servant of the same age as Mademoiselle Baptistine, and named Madame Magloire, who, after having been the servant of M. le Cure, now assumed the double title of maid to Mademoiselle and housekeeper to Monseigneur.
Mademoiselle Baptistine was a long, pale, thin, gentle creature; she realized the ideal expressed by the word “respectable”; for it seems that a woman must needs be a mother in order to be venerable. She had never been pretty; her whole life, which had been nothing but a succession of holy deeds, had finally conferred upon her a sort of pallor and transparency; and as she advanced in years she had acquired what may be called the beauty of goodness. What had been leanness in her youth had become transparency in her maturity; and this diaphaneity allowed the angel to be seen. She was a soul rather than a virgin. Her person seemed made of a shadow; there was hardly sufficient body to provide for sex; a little matter enclosing a light; large eyes forever drooping;–a mere pretext for a soul’s remaining on the earth.
Madame Magloire was a little, fat, white old woman, corpulent and bustling; always out of breath,–in the first place, because of her activity, and in the next, because of her asthma.
On his arrival, M. Myriel was installed in the episcopal palace with the honors required by the Imperial decrees, which class a bishop immediately after a major-general. The mayor and the president paid the first call on him, and he, in turn, paid the first call on the general and the prefect.
The installation over, the town waited to see its bishop at work.


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Unity-PONG is a recreation of the classic 2D sport game PONG made with Unity.
You can check how I made the game in the following video.
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Each time the ball goes behind the other player paddle it will score one point to the player.
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Behold, you were angry, and we sinned;
in our sins we have been a long time, and shall we be saved?
6 We have all become like one who is unclean,
and all our righteous deeds are like a polluted garment.

Behold, please look, we are all your people.
10 Your holy cities have become a wilderness;
Zion has become a wilderness,
Jerusalem a desolation.
11 Our holy and beautiful house,
where our fathers praised you,
has been burned by fire,
and all our pleasant places have become ruins.
12 Will you restrain yourself at these things, O LORD?
Will you keep silent, and afflict us so terribly?


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Good Newwz Song ‘Maana Dil’ Will Tug At Your Heartstrings! Watch Video
by Srushti JayadevGood Newwz, starring Kareena Kapoor Khan, Akshay Kumar, Diljit Dosanjh and Kiara Advani is a highly anticipated comedy-drama, slated for release on December 27, 2019. Ever since its trailer dropped, audiences' interest in the film has piqued.
Having already released two chartbuster tracks, 'Chandigarh Mein', and 'Sauda Khara Khara', the makers of Good Newwz dropped its third track, 'Maana Dil' today. We must say, it will touch your hearts!
Good Newwz released the music video of 'Maana Dil', and it looks like this song is going to top the charts. With music by Tanishk Bagchi, lyrics by Rashmi Virag, and soulful vocals by B Praak, Maana Dil tugs at one's heartstrings.
Akshay Kumar and Karan Johar had taken to their social media earlier today to announce the release of the song. 'It's a tune for the soul,' Karan Johar described the song in his tweet. Contrasting the dance numbers of Chandigarh Mein and Sauda Khara Khara, Maana Dil depicts a rather sombre mood in the film.
Good Newwz is a movie about two couples who find themselves in an extraordinary situation while trying to get pregnant. The two couples' sperm gets mixed up in the lab when they conceive through IVF. The resulting situation is hilarious, but not without the turmoil and dilemma of handling something unusual. Maana Dil speaks of the latter emotion.
Check out the song here -
The film is directed by Raj Mehta, and is produced under the banner of Karan Johar's Dharma Productions.
ALSO READ: Good Newwz: Akshay Kumar Talks About The Importance Of IVF & How It Helped Many Families


For a periodic function h(t) with a period of T, Fourier series are written as
|
| (31) |
with the coeﬃcient cn given by
|
| (32) |
How to numerically compute the Fourier expansion coeﬃcient? A simple way is to use the rectangle formula to approximate the integration in Eq. (32), i.e.,
|
| (33) |
where hj = h(tj) and tj = jΔ with j = 0,1,2,…,N − 1 and Δ = T∕N, as is shown in Fig. 1.
Note Eq. (33) is an approximation, which will become exact if Δ → 0. In practice, we can sample h(t) only with a nonzero Δ. Therefore Eq. (33) is usually an approximation. Do we have some rules to choose a suitable Δ so that Eq. (33) can become a good approximation or even an exact relation? This important question is answered by the sampling theorem, which sates that a suitable Δ to make Eq. (33) exact is given by Δ ≤ 1∕(2fc), where fc = Nc∕T is the largest frequency contained in h(t) (i.e, cn is zero for |n|≥ Nc).


Dr. A.K.M Saiful Islam
Ph.D, Drexel University, USA
Professor
Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM)
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)P: 880-2-8614640-4, Ext. 7923
http://teacher.buet.ac.bd/akmsaifulislam/
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Principal Investigator, FFEWS Project
Dr. G.M. Tarekul Islam
Ph.D, Tokyo University, Japan
Professor
Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM)
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)P: 880-2-8614640-4, Ext. 7769
http://teacher.buet.ac.bd/tarek/
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Co-Investigator, FFEWS Project
Dr. Sujit Kumar Bala
Ph.D, Tashkent Engineering Institute of Irrigation, USSR
Professor
Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM)
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)P: 880-2-8614640-4, Ext. 7691
http://teacher.buet.ac.bd/bala/
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Co-Investigator, FFEWS Project
Dr. Mashfiqus Salehin
Ph.D, Northwestern University (USA)
Professor and Director
Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM)
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)P: 880-2-8614640-4, Ext. 7691
http://teacher.buet.ac.bd/mashfiqussalehin/
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Co-Investigator, FFEWS Project
Dr. Shahjahan Mondal
Ph.D, Central Queensland University, Australia
Professor
Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM)
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)P: 880-2-8614640-4, Ext. 7691
teacher.buet.ac.bd/mshahjahanmondal/
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Co-Investigator, FFEWS Project
Shammi Haque
B.Sc, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
Lecturer
Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM)
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)P: 880-2-8614640-4, Ext. 7691
http://teacher.buet.ac.bd/shaque/
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Co-Investigator, FFEWS Project
Binata Roy
B.Sc, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
Lecturer
Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM)
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)P: 880-2-8614640-4, Ext. 7691
http://teacher.buet.ac.bd/binata/
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Co-Investigator, FFEWS Project
Partho Das
B.Sc, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
Lecturer
Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM)
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)P: 880-2-8614640-4, Ext. 7691
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Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Co-Investigator, FFEWS Project
Mohan K. Das
Ph.D, Jahangirnagar University
Researcher
Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM)
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)P:<PHONE_NUMBER>710
http://teacher.buet.ac.bd/TODO/
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Research Associate, FFEWS Project
Nahruma Mehzabeen Pieu
B.Sc, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Bangladesh
Research Assistant
Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM)
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)P: 880-2-8614640-4
Gmail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Mohsena Lopa
B.Sc, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Bangladesh
Research Assistant
Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM)
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)P:<PHONE_NUMBER>157
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Research Assistant, FFEWS Project
Minhazul Islam
B.Sc, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Bangladesh
Research Assistant
Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM)
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)P:<PHONE_NUMBER>770
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Research Assistant, FFEWS Project
This research is being carried out by Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology under Haor Imporovement and Livlihood Protection (HILIP) funded by International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).


PSALMS 131
A psalm written by David for people going up to the temple to worship.
1 Yahweh, I am not proud;
I do not deserve to achieve impressive things in life.
I do not worry about problems that are too difficult for me to solve.
2 Instead, I am calm and peaceful in my inner being
like a small child who no longer nurses but is happy to be with its mother.
In the same way, I am peaceful within my inner being.
3 You, my fellow Israelites, confidently expect that Yahweh will do good things for you
now and forever!


DEMOLITION MAN A film review by Jason John Seaver Copyright 1993 Jason John Seaver
Cast: Sylvester Stallone, Wesley Snipes, Sandra Bullock, Nigel Hawthorne, Denis Leary Director: Marco Brambilla Writers: Daniel Waters, Robert Reneau, Peter M. Lenkov Rating: R (Violence, profanity, nudity)
Combine KNIGHT RIDER 2000 and CROCODILE DUNDEE with a tiny bit of BRAVE NEW WORLD, and the result will, for better or worse, be something like Silver Pictures' new action comedy, DEMOLITION MAN. In this case, it manages to be better than several of its components, although the writers have an unfortunate tendency to play it safe a little too often.
The movie opens in 1996 as LAPD sergeant John "Demolition Man" Spartan heads into his final confrontation with Simon Phoenix, a sociopathic criminal he's been trying to collar for two years. Though Phoenix is captured, the warehouse he was using as his headquarters is completely destroyed, and more than twenty hostages are found dead in the wreckage. Both men are sentenced to cryo-prison, where they will be placed in suspended animation, having rehabilitation work fed directly into their minds.
Thirty-six years later, Phoenix escapes when thawed out for a parole hearing. Within two hours he's killed seventeen people; a development for which the San Angeles (much of LA was leveled by "the big one of 2010," LA and several other cities have become the idyllic San Angeles metroplex) Police Department, which hasn't had to deal with a "Murder Death Kill" in twenty years, is woefully unprepared. Luckily, the cop who brought Phoenix in last time is in cold storage....
The producers must be congratulated for going out on a limb here. While people would have paid to see a movie that was little more than a two-hour shootout between Stallone and Snipes, the movie has a satirical bent. It pokes fun at formulaic action movies--someone actually comments on a one-liner thrown out in the middle of a fight, and when Spartan gets angry at being regarded as some sort of action-movie stereotype, the speaker simply switches him from the "macho he-man" stereotype to the "brooding loner" ideal. The dwindling American attention span has been extrapolated to where fifteen-second commercials are the most popular music. The fear of intimacy being created in the AIDS era has extended to the point where nobody ever touches each other, not even to shake hands. What some observers see as a disturbing trend to sacrifice freedom for safety in America today is pervasive. The names "Spartan" and "Phoenix" actually seem to be chosen with something in mind, and an "underground" movement is to be taken literally. Stallone and Snipes look like photographic negatives of each other early on in the movie.
However, many of the interesting questions that could be raised in this movie are given lightweight treatment. Spartan had a wife and daughter, and though his spouse's death is one of the first things he learns when being revived, he doesn't seem to react much. Spartan mentions a nightmare that lasted thirty years, and Phoenix had a similar experience, but little is made out of it. And though at least some explanation is offered for the radical changes in society (better than with most movies of this genre, most recently typified by Fortress), it doesn't quite seem adequate. And is the sterile environment limited to San Angeles, or does it extend to all of California/ the United States/North America/western civilization/the world? Also, it would seem that Spartan has more in common with Phoenix than anyone else in this future, but little is done with this.
The action is well-shot, and the special effects are pretty seemless. They even showed a metric temperature reading that didn't say "degrees Kelvin," although the object in question was a 1 K without any visible insulation. The acting is tolerable. Stallone, though somewhat wooden, has learned a lot about playing the straight man from his brief foray into comedy, and pulls off his lines here without embarrassment, and actually managing to elicit quite a few laughs. Wesley Snipes throws caution to the wind as Simon Phoenix with an over-the-top portrayal of the insane criminal mastermind. Bullock is fairly poor, but it fits with the character she plays. Hawthorne is passable, and half of Denis Leary's four scenes are more or less carried by material straight out of his stand-up routine (he even starts pacing back and forth). Rob Schnieder from Saturday Night Live also shows up as a character who might have escaped from an SNL skit about bureaucrats you want to punch out on sight.
DEMOLITION MAN falls in the 7.0-7.5 range. It's more clever than the average action movie, but missed several opportunities.
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SignalJ is a port of ASP.Net SignalR to PlayFramework and Akka. SignalJ provides an abstraction for client-server and server-client message based communication. The client is usually a browser. In that case, the communication mechanism is chosen automatically based on the browser's capabilities: Websockets, ServerSentEvents, and Ajax Longpolling. For older versions of IE, SignalR provides ForeverFrames but that features has not been ported to SignalJ yet. Other clients for SignalR exist as well, such as: iOS, Andriod, and .net framework. This allows the same server code to be easily used by both browsers and native clients. In this tutorial we will be dealing with javascript/browser clients.
Another benefit of using SignalJ is that the communication is abstracted away from the developer. This allows for very easy and concise syntax both on the server and on the client. For example: to send execute client side code on all connected clients you would write this code on the server:
clients().all.myClientFunction(someParam);
and in your javascript you would handle it:
hub.client.userJoined = myClientFunction(param) {
console.log("Param: " + param);
};
Lastly, SignalR (and therefore SignalJ) gracefully handles, client side connection problems. It can reconnect if disconnected. Handle slow connections, letting you handle an event to notify the user if you wish, and negotiate transports as mentioned above.
Although, SignalJ is not a chat server, the example most used is building one, so in the next sections of the tutorial we will see how we can build a chat server with a login screen and rooms.
Note: Some parts of the code are for demo purposes only. For example, the login method. Another example is saving state as a static variable in the Hub class. This is not thread safe. A better solution would be to call a database or to a "singleton" actor.
First, include the following lines in your build.sbt:
resolvers += "release repository" at "http://chanan.github.io/maven-repo/releases/"
resolvers += "snapshot repository" at "http://chanan.github.io/maven-repo/snapshots/"
libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
javaJdbc,
javaEbean,
cache,
javaWs,
"signalJ" %% "signalj" % "0.5.0",
"org.webjars" %% "webjars-play" % "2.3.0-2"
"org.webjars" % "jquery" % "2.1.1"
)
Note: SignalJ is a JQuery plugin and requires JQuery to work. It can work with either JQuery 1.x to support older browsers, or with 2.x. This example shows including JQuery via Webjars, but you may include JQuery in your project via other means or by pointing to a CDN.
SignalJ is a play plugin therefore it needs to be registered in conf/play.plugins. Eitehr create or edit the file and add the line:
10000:signalJ.SignalJPlugin
Note: The number at the start of the line is the plugin load number. You can change that number if you have other plugins and want to load SignalJ before or after them.
Next you will need to add the SignalJ routes to your routes files:
-> / signalJ.Routes
The next two step are optional. First, if you wish to use the ServerSentEvents or AJAX LongPolling transports you will need to extend your
Global from SignalJ's Global (signalJ.SignalJGlobal
). (Note: in the event you cannot do so, there are other options. Please see the documentation at
the SignalJ website). If you plan to only support Websockets, this step is not needed.
The second optional step is only required if want to load the SignalR's JQuery plugin (and therefore SignalJ's) from inside the the plugin itself. This options & benefits of different ways of loading the JQuery plugin are discussed in the next step of the tutorial (Client Side Setup). However, if you do chose to use this option then two changes need to be made. First, you will need to include sbt-web version 1.1 or above in your plugins.sbt:
addSbtPlugin("com.typesafe.sbt" % "sbt-web" % "1.1.1")
Second, you will need to add the following line to
build.sbt:
WebKeys.directWebModules in Assets += "signalj"
Three script files are needed for SignalJ to work: JQuery, SignalR's JQuery plugin, and SignalJ's hubs javascript file.
First, include JQuery in your project. Use JQuery 1.x if you plan to support older browsers. In this example, I included JQuery 2 via Webjars. This can be found in /app/views/main.scala.html:

Next you will need to include SignalR's JQuery plugin. There are 3 main options for this step:

or the minified version:
<
In this tutorial, I used the third option as can be seen in /app/views/main.scala.html:

Lastly, you must include the auto-generated hub script:

After those 3 script files are included, you application specifc script files would be included, in this example:

Before looking in detail at the Chat server, lets learn some basics of using SignalJ
The hub classes are the classes that the client can invoke on the server. A hub class can be in any package, in this case I place mine in the hubs package. A hub class extends
signalJ.services.Hub
. This class is a generic type that requires an interface as its parameter. The interface are the functions that should be present on the client and can be
called from the server. In the Chat example you can see the client side functions declared in /apps/hubs/ChatPage:
public interface ChatPage {
public void userJoined(String username);
public void sendMessage(String username, String message);
public void userList(Set<String> users);
public void userLeftRoom(String username);
public void userJoinedRoom(String username);
public void roomList(Set<String> rooms);
}
Two things to note about the interface above. One is that there is no server side class the implements this interface. This interface is only used to declare what functions (messages) the browser will handle.
Second, complex objects may be passed to the client as well. They will be serialized to Json. In this case, we see two methods have Set
parameters. They will be transferred as Json arrays.
Now, we can create the hub class: /apps/hubs/ChatHub.java. Only one method must be overridden as shown below:
public class ChatHub extends Hub<ChatPage> {
@Override
protected Class<ChatPage> getInterface() {
return ChatPage.class;
}
}
As you see, you must return the interface class in this method.
You are now ready to write server side functions that will be callable from the client.
Note: Future versions of SignalJ may allow Actors to be hubs as well.
Any public method can be called from a client. The methods are called asynchronously inside of an actor. Each time a hub method is invoked, a new instance of the hub is created. The hub class can be supplied by your dependency injection framework. For more information on this check out the documentation at the SignalJ website.
Hub methods can be void or return a value. For example, a method that adds two numbers can be written in two ways that differ in the way they are handled on the client (more on that topic in the client section):
public int add(int a, int b) {
return a + b;
}
In this case the hub returns the the number directly to the caller (again, note the code does not block and is executed and returned via actor messages). To handle this call on the client, we can write the following javascript code:
hub.server.add(1, 2).done(function(result) {
console.log('1 + 2 = ' + result);
});
When SignalJ gets a response from the server, the promise will complete and the done function will be called with the result.
The other way of writing similar code is by using a void method and calling a method on the client. While slightly more involved, this offers more flexibility as message could be sent to other clients
as well. First add a method to your Hub's interface class such as public void addResult(int result);
. Then define your hub method as follows:
public void add(int a, int b) {
clients().caller.addResult(a + b);
}
Now, we see the method is declared as void, and the clients()
property of the hub was used with the caller
(other options exist as we will see in later sections). The javascript
to handle this case is slight different. This time, the result will be messaged to the client and will not return in a promise:
hub.server.add(1, 2);
hub.client.addResult = function(result) {
console.log('1 + 2 = ' + result);
}
Hub classes have several functions available to developers to use. We have seen some examples in the previous sections. Here is a more complete list:
clients().caller
- executes a function on the client that called the hubclients().all
- executes a function on all clients connected to the hubclients().others
- executes a function on all clients except the callerclients().client(connectionId)
- executes a function on a specific connectionclients().AllExcept(connectionId1, connectionId2, ...)
- executes a function on all clients except those listedclients().Group(groupName)
- executes a function on a specific group of clients (See group management belowclients().OthersInGroup(groupName)
- executes a function to all others in a groupYou can added or remove users from a group by calling the groups()
method. There is no need to create first or destroy a group when it is empty. That is done automatically.
groups().add(connectionId, groupName);
- adds a specific connection to a groupgroups().remove(connectionId, groupName);
- removes a specific connection from a groupOn that note, lets see how we can get a client's connectionId:
context().connectionId
- Retrieves the connectionId of the callercontext().queryString
- Returns the request query string that was sent along with the connectionYou can also pass state from the client to the server and back using callerState:
clients().callerState
- returns the caller state Map<String, String>You can respond to client connects, disconnects or reconnects if you wish. for example:
@Override
public void onDisconnected() {
Logger.debug("Disconnect: " + context().connectionId);
}
The three events are:
public void onConnected()
- Called when a client connectspublic void onReconnected()
- Called when a client reconnectspublic void onDisconnected()
- Called when a client disconnectsTwo things to note:
To connect to a hub, you must first connect to a hub and then start the transport. For example:
var hub = $.connection.chatHub;
$.connection.hub.start().done(function () {
console.log('Connected to hub');
});
First, in the code above, you can see that you need to make a connection to a specific hub. The name chatHub
is the name of the hub class
you created previously ChatHub. Note the case was change to match Json conventions. You can also assign a name
to a hub using the HubName
annotation.
Second, you start the hub. In this case, the hub is started in "auto transport" mode. That means it will first try to connect with Websockets, then ServerSentEvents and lastly AJAX Longpolling (A future version of SignalJ will also enable Forever Frames). You can also specify a specific transport in the start method, for example:
$.connection.hub.start().done(function ({ transport: 'serverSentEvents' }){
console.log('Connected using ServerSentEvents!');
});
Note: To use transports other than Websockets, you must enable them in your Global. Please see the section on "Server Side Setup".
Lastly, a promise is redeemed when a connection is made. you can also install a fail
function to catch the event of a connection not being able to be established.
Tip: You can turn on client side logging like so:
$.connection.hub.logging = true;
There are two basic basic functions to be developed on the client: server side calls and client side events. Lets look at server side method calls first. Below is an example of calling a function with expecting a return value and no parameters:
var hub = $.connection.someHub;
$.connection.hub.start().done(function() {
hub.server.myMethod();
});
A server side method can also accept parameters:
var hub = $.connection.someHub;
$.connection.hub.start().done(function() {
hub.server.myMethod(arg1, arg2, ..., argN);
});
A server side method can also return a value from a function as seen in the "Hub Methods" section:
var hub = $.connection.someHub;
$.connection.hub.start().done(function() {
hub.server.myMethod().done(function(result) {
//Do something with the result
});
});
You can also catch server side failures like so:
var hub = $.connection.someHub;
$.connection.hub.start().done(function() {
hub.server.myMethod().fail(function(error) {
console.log(error);
});
});
When one of the functions in the clients()
is called on the server, it will fire a javascript function on the client. These are handled
by assigning a function to to a named properties on hub.client
.
For example, assuming an interface like the following:
public interface MyPage {
public void method1();
public void method2(String arg1);
public void method3(Person person);
}
Using the example above, the hub class might call one of those functions like so:
clients().all.method3(new Person("John", "Smith));
So, the javascript could look like so:
var hub = $.connection.someHub;
hub.client.method1() = function() {
console.log('method1 was called');
};
hub.client.method2 = function(arg) {
console.log('method2 was called with the parameter: ' + arg);
);
hub.client.method3 = function(person) {
console.log('method3 is called with this name: ' + person.firstName);
};
Any object that can be serialized to Json including lists and arrays, can be sent to the client.
Now that we have gone through a tour of SignalJ's features, lets go about building our chat application. First, lets create some method definition in the interface ChatPage
public interface ChatPage {
public void userJoined(String username);
public void sendMessage(String username, String message);
public void userList(Set<String> users);
public void userLeftRoom(String username);
public void userJoinedRoom(String username);
public void roomList(Set<String> rooms);
}
First lets define the needed skeleton in /apps/hubs/ChatHub.java:
public class ChatHub extends Hub<ChatPage> {
@Override
protected Class<ChatPage> getInterface() {
return ChatPage.class;
}
}
Lets create our first server side code, a (fake) login method:
1. public boolean login(String username) {
2. if(connectionsToUsernames.containsValue(username) || username.equals("Robot")) return false;
3. clients().callerState.put("username", username);
4. joinRoom("Lobby");
5. clients().caller.roomList(getRoomList());
6. connectionsToUsernames.putIfAbsent(context().connectionId, clients().callerState.get("username"));
7. return true;
8. }
Much of the code in this method deals with the different chat rooms. Lets break it down by lines:
public boolean login(String username) {
- This (very fake) fake login method returns true
if successful, false if the user already existsif(connectionsToUsernames.containsValue(username)) return false;
- A static map mapping connectionIds
to usernames is checked for duplicates. If a duplicate is found the method returns with a falseclients().callerState.put("username", username);
- Saving the username in the callerState map
will make it available to subsequent callsjoinRoom("Lobby");
- This private method will join the user to the default room named "Lobby". Ultimately,
this will call: groups().add(context().connectionId, room);
clients().caller.roomList(getRoomList());
- This will call the originating browser only with the
list of roomsconnectionsToUsernames.putIfAbsent(context().connectionId, clients().callerState.get("username"));
-
This will update the map between connectionIds and usernamesreturn true;
- If everything was successful, the server returns true to the clientOn the client this method is called like so:
$('#loginSubmit').click(function(event) {
event.preventDefault();
hub.server.login($('#inputUsername').val()).done(function(result) {
if(result) {
$('#login').hide();
$('#chat').show();
$('#inputUsername').val('');
$('#alert').hide();
} else {
$('#alert').show();
}
});
});
In the code above, we see that when the login method is code and is successful, the chat page is shown, if not an alert error is shown.
Lets look at how easy it is to actually send chat messages between the client -> server -> others in the room. In /public/javascripts/chat.js we send the room name and message to the server:
var sendMessage = function() {
hub.server.sendMessage($('#roomselect').val(), $("#talk").val());
...
};
In /app/hubs/ChatHub we see that the message is received by the server and
sent to everyone else in the room. We get the username we saved in callerState
in the login method:
public void sendMessage(String room, String message) {
clients().othersInGroup(room).sendMessage(clients().callerState.get("username"), message);
}
Finally, back in /public/javascripts/chat.js we catch the sendMessage
event:
hub.client.sendMessage = function(username, message) {
var el = $('

');
$("span", el).text(username + ': ');
$("p", el).text(message);
$(el).addClass("talk");
$('#messages').append(el);
};
Sometimes you may want to call clients connected to a hub from another class or manage its group. To do that you can get an
instance of the hub from the GlobalHost
. From the returned instance you can call the clients()
or groups()
methods
but not context()
. In the Chat tutorial we create a Robot that sends a message
to all rooms every 30 seconds:
HubContext<ChatPage> hub = GlobalHost.getHub(ChatHub.class);
hub.clients().all.sendMessage("Robot", "I am alive!");
On the first line, we see how to get a reference to a hub class (HubContext<T>). In the next line we see reference to the HubContext can be used similarly to writing code inside the Hub.
You can learn about some other advanced topics at the SignalJ website. Some of these topics are:
Future releases of SignalJ will continue to attempt to achieve feature parity with SignalR.


Cloud Terminology
A Meteorological Adventure
A Meteorological Adventure
"In meteorology,a cloud is an aerosol comprising a visible mass of minute liquid droplets or frozen crystals, both of which are made of water or various chemicals." ~ Wikipedia
Delicate, white, patchy, silky, made of ice
Thin, white, patch ribbon or sheet
Transparent, white, smooth, sheet
Grey or blue sheet, fibrous, uniform
White or grey sheet, rounded and rolling
Thick, dark grey layer
Note
Grey or whitish, or both grey and whitish, patch, sheet or layer of cloud which almost always has dark parts, composed of tessellations, rounded masses, rolls, etc., which are non-fibrous (except for virga) and which may or may not be merged; most of the regularly arranged small elements have an apparent width of more than five degrees.
Note
Generally grey cloud layer with a fairly uniform base, which may give drizzle, ice prisms or snow grains. When the sun is visible through the cloud, its outline is clearly discernible. Stratus does not produce halo phenomena except, possible, at very low temperatures.
Note
Detached clouds, generally dense and with sharp outlines, developing vertically in the form of rising mounds, domes or towers, of which the bulging upper parts often resembles a cauliflower. The sunlit parts of these clouds are mostly brilliant white; their base is relatively dark and nearly horizontal.
Note
Heavy and dense cloud, with a considerable vertical extent, in the form of a mountain or huge towers. At least part of its upper portion is usually smooth, or fibrous or striated, and nearly always flattened; this part often spreads out in the shape of an anvil or vast plume. Under the base of this cloud which is often very dark, there are frequently low ragged clouds ether merged with it or not, and precipitation sometimes in the form of virga.
People have actually tried to do that, on several occasions, with an attempt to end global warming by shooting crystal salt seeds at clouds, causing a permanent low hanging cloud cover that will deflect the sunlight and stop global warming. The experiment proved to be unsuccessful when the scientists realized that excess cloud cover might actually warm the planet by trapping heat. In fact, a 2009 Stanford University Study shows that aircrafts, which create clouds are accountable for 4 to 8 percent of the warming that has occurred since record keeping began in 1850.


angles = Frames.axesRotationsAngles(R, sequence, guessAngle1);
A call to this function of the form
Frames.Orientation R; parameter Integer sequence[3] = {1,2,3}; Modelica.SIunits.Angle angles[3]; equation angle = axesRotationAngles(R, sequence);
computes the rotation angles "angles[1:3]" to rotate frame 1 into frame 2 along axes sequence[1:3], given the orientation object R from frame 1 to frame 2. Therefore, the result of this function fulfills the following equation:
R = axesRotation(sequence, angles)
The rotation angles are returned in the range
-p <= angles[i] <= p
There are two solutions for "angles[1]" in this range. Via the third argument guessAngle1 (default = 0) the returned solution is selected such that |angles[1] - guessAngle1| is minimal. The orientation object R may be in a singular configuration, i.e., there is an infinite number of angle values leading to the same R. The returned solution is selected by setting angles[1] = guessAngle1. Then angles[2] and angles[3] can be uniquely determined in the above range.
Note, that input argument sequence has the restriction that only values 1,2,3 can be used and that sequence[1] ≠ sequence[2] and sequence[2] ≠ sequence[3]. Often used values are:
sequence = {1,2,3} // Cardan angle sequence = {3,1,3} // Euler angle sequence = {3,2,1} // Tait-Bryan angle sequence
TransformationMatrices.axesRotationsAngles.
function axesRotationsAngles extends Modelica.Icons.Function; input Orientation R "Orientation object to rotate frame 1 into frame 2"; input Integer sequence[3](min = {1, 1, 1}, max = {3, 3, 3}) = {1, 2, 3} "Sequence of rotations from frame 1 to frame 2 along axis sequence[i]"; input SI.Angle guessAngle1 = 0 "Select angles[1] such that |angles[1] - guessAngle1| is a minimum"; output SI.Angle angles[3] "Rotation angles around the axes defined in 'sequence' such that R=Frames.axesRotation(sequence,angles); -pi < angles[i] <= pi"; end axesRotationsAngles;


https://docs.python.org/3/library/tkinter.html
https://realpython.com/python-gui-tkinter/
https://tkdocs.com/
https://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/python_gui_programming.htm
Python - GUI Programming (Tkinter)
https://riptutorial.com/tkinter
Tkinter comes with the Python installer so we don't need to install it separately. But it is possible that Tkinter was accidentally excluded from the list of Python features, especially on Windows.
CONDA # Make sure the conda package tk is installed: conda list tk # If it is not installed, run: conda install tk PIP (first check that Tkinter is really missing) pip install tk APT (for the entire computer) Debian packages: python-tk, python3-tk, and dependencies.
The 'tkinter' package is the standard Python interface to the Tk GUI toolkit. Both Tk and tkinter are available on most Unix platforms, as well as on Windows systems. Tk itself is not part of Python; it is maintained at ActiveState.
# This should open a window demonstrating a simple Tk interface. $ python -m Tkinter # testing in Py2, version 8.6 in Debian 10 $ python3 -m tkinter # testing in Py3, version 8.6 in Debian 10
# To check the Tkinter version, type the following commands in your Python REPL: #import Tkinter as tk # Py2 import tkinter as tk # Py3 or Py2 in Debian tk._test() # this should open a window
Tkinter is lightweight and cross-platform, so the same code works on Windows, MacOS, and Linux.
Although Tkinter is considered the de-facto standard Python GUI framework, it’s not without criticism. One notable criticism is that GUIs built with Tkinter look outdated.
Tkinter is largely unchanged between Python 2 and Python 3, with the major difference being that the tkinter package and modules were renamed.
# Importing in Py2. import Tkinter as tk import tkFileDialog as filedialog root = tk.Tk() # this is the root widget #root.configure(width=200, height=100) # optional #root.geometry("200x100") # optional, the same #root.geometry("{}x{}".format(width, height)) #root.geometry("{}x{}+{}+{}".format(width, height, pos_x, pos_y)) #root.resizable(width=False, height=False) # the window size is fixed root.title("first") # optional, the default title is "tk" # Widgets are added here. label = tk.Label(root, text="Hello", bg="red") # a label widget label.grid() # using a geometry manager #label.grid(row=0, column=0) # the position on the grid, top left corner root.mainloop() # run the tkinter event loop
# Importing in Py3. import tkinter as tk from tkinter import filedialog root = tk.Tk() # this is the root widget # Widgets are added here. root.mainloop() # run the tkinter event loop
# In simple scripts we can use a universal form of importing. try: import Tkinter as tk # Py2 import tkFileDialog as filedialog import tkMessageBox as messagebox import ttk # themed widgets except ImportError: import tkinter as tk # Py3 from tkinter import filedialog from tkinter import messagebox from tkinter import ttk # themed widgets
The statement 'root.mainloop()' tells Python to run the Tkinter 'event loop'. This method listens for events, such as button clicks or keypresses, and blocks any code that comes after it from running until the window it’s called on is closed.


PITCH BLACK A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
"Is this whole planet dead?" asks one of the stranded space travelers in David N. Twohy's PITCH BLACK. The planet is far from dead in this ALIENS MEETS THE BIRDS tale, but the movie itself is close to terminal.
A spaceship with settlers, mainly Muslims, and one criminal in chains, crash lands on an unknown planet with three suns. "We take this as a good sign," the Muslim leader says of the three suns. It isn't.
When one of the crew goes near a small hole in the ground, he disappears, leaving evidence that he may have been eaten alive by something that lives down there. So what does the ship's replacement captain, Fry (Radha Mitchell), do? Why, she climbs down into the darkness with only a rope to tie her to the people on the surface. The script by Jim and Ken Wheat is full of such illogical moments, which fail any reasonable sanity test. I suppose I should have mentioned that the captain died in the crash, but in generic sci-fi movies like this one, the captain always dies in the crash, so I figured that you didn't need to be told.
The aliens can function only in a pitch black environment, so guess what astronomical event is on the way in this land of perpetual sunshine? Talk about unlucky! But don't worry, Riddick, the criminal, played with sleek charisma and rippling muscles by Vin Diesel (BOILER ROOM), has had an eye job. With his glazed eyes, he can see in the dark. What a lucky coincidence!
Most of the movie has the characters wandering around as they are attacked from the sky by flying aliens. As they are pecked at by noshing monsters with messy table manners, the actors mumble their dialog. This is a blessing in disguise.
The movie has one redeeming feature -- its stunning cinematography. Reasoning that the three suns would make for strange coloration, the cinematographer denudes the color and oversaturates the shots. With an effect similar to that in BOUND, the movie is told in shades of gray with only one or two other colors coming through. Only the indoor scenes, lit by artificial light, have a more normal color palette.
Riddick, even if he is a cold-blooded killer, frequently occupies the high moral ground and is the bravest of all. In contrast, Johns (Cole Hauser), Fry's second in command, is an unreliable dope addict. He shoots up with a needle in his eye -- yes, the movie loves to gross us out as well as scare us with loud noises.
 Oh well, at least the picture's artistic look places it a notch above other such generic science fiction films as WING COMMANDER.
PITCH BLACK runs 1:49. It is rated R for language and sci-fi violence and gore and would be acceptable for most teenagers.
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Corresponds to the "version number" concept in many host file systems.
The version is either a positive integer or a symbol from the following list: nil, :wild, :unspecific, or :newest (refers to the largest version number that already exists in the file system when reading a file, or to a version number greater than any already existing in the file system when writing a new file). Implementations can define other special version symbols.


MPIbuf_array
is a convenience type for managing a group of
messages:
class MPIbuf_array { public: MPIbuf_array(unsigned n); MPIbuf& operator[](unsigned i); bool testall(); int testany(); vector<int> testsome(); void waitall(); int waitany(); vector<int> waitsome(); };
The testall()
, testany
etc methods perform the MPI
equivalent call on the group of messages.
MPIbuf_array
is useful for managing an all-to-all calculation,
as per the following typical example:
{ tag++; MPIbuf_array sendbuf(nprocs()); for (unsigned proc=0; proc<nprocs(); proc++) { if (proc==myid()) continue; sendbuf[proc] << requests[proc] << isend(proc,tag); } for (int i=0; i<nprocs()-1; i++) { MPIbuf b; b.get(MPI_ANY_SOURCE,tag); b >> rec_req[b.proc]; } }
Note that the outer pair of braces that all messages have been sent and received in the group. Using an explicit tag is useful to prevent message groups from interfering with each other.


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The first complete Unreal Tournament 4 map. After much time spent learning Unreal Engine 3 without producing anything of professional quality, I set my sights on seeing a full-fledged map through from start to finish. Though I continue to work on updates behind the scenes, Legacy stands as my greatest work in Unreal Engine 4 to date.
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A reference both to the Smash series and to the lack of Sci-Fi elements common to Unreal Tournament maps, TechThis is designed to provide seasoned players with a little bit more of an environmental challenge. It is a smaller map with a generally uncomplicated layout, built from start to finish mostly within a single weekend. This map is designed to be more challenging than other maps, requiring the player to make use of advanced techniques such as wall-dodging and sliding. TechThis was built primarily as a proof-of-concept, demonstrating several unusual material types and a custom damage type.
Legacy
TwilightDeck is the unlikely marriage between Unreal Tournament and Spyro the Dragon. This map is a reimagination of Deck, an Unreal Tournament classic. Replacing UT pickups with gems and repurposing rooms to be outdoors are just some of the cool features of this map. While it may not be as ambitious of a crossover as Infinity War, this map is sure to awaken nostalgia in the hearts of OG Spyro fans.
TechThis
Over time as I've taken c++ classes, I've written programs of my own, unrelated to my courses. Though unrelated to one another, each serves a specific purpose either as a utility or as a learning exercise.
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Over time as I've taken c++ classes, I've written programs of my own, unrelated to my courses. Though unrelated to one another, each serves a specific purpose either as a utility or as a learning exercise.
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His work primarily focuses on light, vibrant color, and non-solid materials. He enjoys exploring the gap between fantasy and realism, and between science fiction and realism. His efforts are focused in Unreal Engine 4. In his current project, unnamed as of yet, he is laying the groundwork for a full-fledged, AAA-scope game. He currently resides in San Ramon, where he recently moved after getting married over the summer.


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rapid, intuitive, neat - like SSG, but peaceful
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CSSG stands for "CSS Diagram", in fact - a comment block in CSS file, which describes substance structure with CSS classes. Substance can be element, block or project, depending on methodology that you do (or do not) use.
This is your trusted companion in large project and assistant for your colleages, if you work in team.
Low entry barriers - use regular syntax and some logical rules.
However, it's implied that you familiar with BEM, SMACSS, MCSS etc. and perhaps already use any of theese methodologies.
If not, you could possibly hear about Bootstrap and other frameworks.
Either way it is recommended to get yourself acquainted with OOCSS terminology before further reading.
For whom and for what
- Better code structure and getting into new code
- Conversation tool for colleages and developers, distant from front-end
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In addition to the standard library API documentation, there are example and use-case focused docs available which describe the motivations, goals, and common patterns of each submodule within GeoTrellis. These docs are more prosaic and are a good starting place for newcomers.
If the API docs leave anything out and you can't find what you're looking for in GeoTrellis' markdown-based documentation, check out the source. (No, really! We try to make the code as clear, clean and readable as possible and the Gitter channel is a great place to ask any questions.) Then, consider contributing to the project so that your efforts might help others in the future.
The 'latest' scaladoc tracks the master branch on github. Tagged releases are identified by their version number
Markdown documentation began with release 0.9
The markdown documentation is full of useful explanations and examples. The links at right take you to the markdown documentation index, which (like all the markdown docs) is version-controlled alongside GeoTrellis code.
Markdown documentation began with release 0.10


class: center, middle # Agenda 1. Review of Yesterday 2. Review Lab 3. Error Handling 4. Introduce Project --- ## Yesterday! * Unit Testing * Lab --- ## Pros / Cons ### Benefits of unit testing * know that your code works * know that changes do or do not affect unrelated pieces of code * code review can quickly verify that your code works. * outline of what the code should do and how it should behave. ### Disadvantages/drawbacks of unit testig * time investment * individual unit tests do not guarantee that the app works as a whole * need to test for all possible edge cases / scenarios. --- ## Yesterday's Lab ### Review the code files * Namespaces * Autoloading Magic * Testing * Testing Put Request --- ## Error Handling: * Our api is perfect, errors will never happen... -- * ok, maybe we need some error handling. --- ## Error Handling: * error response codes should be thrown when errors happen. * don't always return 200 response. * unless you are Facebook. (they always return 200, with error details in the body...) * 404, 500, etc... ```PHP $app->get('/people/{id}', function (Request $request, Response $response, array $args) { $id = $args['id']; $this->logger->addInfo("GET /people/".$id); $person = $this->db->query('SELECT * from people where id='.$id)->fetch(); if($person){ $response = $response->withJson($person); } else { $errorData = array('status' => 404, 'message' => 'not found'); $response = $response->withJson($errorData, 404); } return $response; }); ``` --- ## Error Handling Tests: * Need to test these new cases. ```PHP public function testGetPersonFailed() { $query = $this->createMock('mockQuery'); $query->method('fetch')->willReturn(false); $this->db->method('query')->willReturn($query); $env = Environment::mock([ 'REQUEST_METHOD' => 'GET', 'REQUEST_URI' => '/people/1', ]); $req = Request::createFromEnvironment($env); $this->app->getContainer()['request'] = $req; // actually run the request through the app. $response = $this->app->run(true); // assert expected status code and body $this->assertSame(404, $response->getStatusCode()); $this->assertSame('{"status":404,"message":"not found"}', (string)$response->getBody()); } ``` --- ## Lab/Assignment Create your own Slim API. * For this repository as a starting point and vagrant configuration: https://github.com/JimFeather/api-lab-template ## Requirements: * Database with at least one type of data * Full CRUD (create, read, update, delete) endpoints (20 points) * Unit Tests for endpoints (20 points) * Error handling where needed (5 points) * Inline documentation for routes / functions (5 points) ## Bonus Points: Bonus points will be awarded if you create your API with more than one data type and endpoint set. --- ## Submission instructions: * Create a git repository on your github account and send me the link via email. * Attach a database export / snapshot to your email.


DEEP RISING
I can't imagine what's wrong with my fellow reviewers. Here' the most entertaining, best put together action film of the last 12 months, and they trash it. It may be that they were expecting to find Sir Lawrence Olivier or that they came in yearning for a transcendental experience. Well, to the gentle readers who go to the movies looking for solid entertainment let it not be said that in this here newsgroup an encouraging word will not be heard.
Deep Rising is everything that a full budget action/adventure/monster/disaster movie should be: an elaborate production, superb cinematography, flawless casting, very good acting and above all, that sensitive element in which even Titanic failed and Speed 2 crashed and sank: pacing. The pace and rhythm of the action is the one critical element that most often makes or breaks a disaster movie. There is in disaster movies a point at which "sustained hectic" starts to yield diminishing benefits quickly followed by negative returns. Titanic transgressed the line, but not to the egregious degree of Speed 2. Deep Rising achieves near perfection in this respect. Hectic situations are resolved before they get boring and the gore is briefly seen but not flaunted. The premise is internally consistent and the monster will satisfy your expectations.
The characters are one dimensional, perhaps as they should be and who cares, if the acting is good? (Not at all a contradiction.) And anyway, Treat Williams does wander into another dimension as you might expect from such a fine actor. Famke Johnson is a Sandra Bullock look-alike with talent to match. Kevin O'Connor fine tunes his character with inconspicuous virtuosity.
That this level of intelligent, thoughtful moviemaking should get trashed by would-be critics is beyond forgivable. So the dialog is deliberately simple and direct; it is not Hamlet. All in all it the most satisfactory flick of its genre to come by in many a month and perhaps in years, the Alien series not excluded. Don't let my praise raise your expectations to the level of a great film; it does not try to be that. It tries to be a satisfying action and adventure film, and it succeeds splendidly. I recommend it highly. 3 ½ stars out of 5.
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ctest_test¶
Perform the CTest Test Step as a Dashboard Client.
ctest_test([BUILD <build-dir>] [APPEND]
[START <start-number>]
[END <end-number>]
[STRIDE <stride-number>]
[EXCLUDE <exclude-regex>]
[INCLUDE <include-regex>]
[EXCLUDE_LABEL <label-exclude-regex>]
[INCLUDE_LABEL <label-include-regex>]
[EXCLUDE_FIXTURE <regex>]
[EXCLUDE_FIXTURE_SETUP <regex>]
[EXCLUDE_FIXTURE_CLEANUP <regex>]
[PARALLEL_LEVEL <level>]
[TEST_LOAD <threshold>]
[SCHEDULE_RANDOM <ON|OFF>]
[STOP_TIME <time-of-day>]
[RETURN_VALUE <result-var>]
[CAPTURE_CMAKE_ERROR <result-var>]
[QUIET]
)
Run tests in the project build tree and store results in
Test.xml
for submission with the ctest_submit()
command.
The options are:
BUILD <build-dir>
- Specify the top-level build directory. If not given, the
CTEST_BINARY_DIRECTORY
variable is used. APPEND
- Mark
Test.xml
for append to results previously submitted to a dashboard server since the lastctest_start()
call. Append semantics are defined by the dashboard server in use. This does not cause results to be appended to a.xml
file produced by a previous call to this command. START <start-number>
- Specify the beginning of a range of test numbers.
END <end-number>
- Specify the end of a range of test numbers.
STRIDE <stride-number>
- Specify the stride by which to step across a range of test numbers.
EXCLUDE <exclude-regex>
- Specify a regular expression matching test names to exclude.
INCLUDE <include-regex>
- Specify a regular expression matching test names to include. Tests not matching this expression are excluded.
EXCLUDE_LABEL <label-exclude-regex>
- Specify a regular expression matching test labels to exclude.
INCLUDE_LABEL <label-include-regex>
- Specify a regular expression matching test labels to include. Tests not matching this expression are excluded.
EXCLUDE_FIXTURE <regex>
- If a test in the set of tests to be executed requires a particular fixture,
that fixture’s setup and cleanup tests would normally be added to the test
set automatically. This option prevents adding setup or cleanup tests for
fixtures matching the
<regex>
. Note that all other fixture behavior is retained, including test dependencies and skipping tests that have fixture setup tests that fail. EXCLUDE_FIXTURE_SETUP <regex>
- Same as
EXCLUDE_FIXTURE
except only matching setup tests are excluded. EXCLUDE_FIXTURE_CLEANUP <regex>
- Same as
EXCLUDE_FIXTURE
except only matching cleanup tests are excluded. PARALLEL_LEVEL <level>
- Specify a positive number representing the number of tests to be run in parallel.
TEST_LOAD <threshold>
- While running tests in parallel, try not to start tests when they
may cause the CPU load to pass above a given threshold. If not
specified the
CTEST_TEST_LOAD
variable will be checked, and then the--test-load
command-line argument toctest(1)
. See also theTestLoad
setting in the CTest Test Step. SCHEDULE_RANDOM <ON|OFF>
- Launch tests in a random order. This may be useful for detecting implicit test dependencies.
STOP_TIME <time-of-day>
- Specify a time of day at which the tests should all stop running.
RETURN_VALUE <result-var>
- Store in the
<result-var>
variable0
if all tests passed. Store non-zero if anything went wrong. CAPTURE_CMAKE_ERROR <result-var>
- Store in the
<result-var>
variable -1 if there are any errors running the command and prevent ctest from returning non-zero if an error occurs. QUIET
- Suppress any CTest-specific non-error messages that would have otherwise
been printed to the console. Output from the underlying test command is not
affected. Summary info detailing the percentage of passing tests is also
unaffected by the
QUIET
option.
See also the CTEST_CUSTOM_MAXIMUM_PASSED_TEST_OUTPUT_SIZE
and CTEST_CUSTOM_MAXIMUM_FAILED_TEST_OUTPUT_SIZE
variables.


Display the message for the entry form, inquire result and process result on the page. By default, the CRUD action result will auto put into the message directive. If you put the message directive on the top and the page too long, you may required to call javascript scroll to the top action after each CRUD response
Usage
- Use inside of entry
- Use inside of pageview
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</message>
ng-model = object
prorgam-id = string
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CreateImage()
Syntax
Result = CreateImage(#Image, Width, Height [, Depth [, BackColor]])Description
Create an empty image (with black background) which can be used to do rendering on it.
Parameters
#Image A number to identify the new image. #PB_Any can be specified to auto-generate this number. Width, Height The dimensions of the new image. Both the width and height must be greater than zero. Depth (optional) The color depth for the new image. Valid values can be: 24 and 32. The default is 24-bit if no depth is specified. BackColor (optional) The back RGB() color used when the image is created. This color can be set to #PB_Image_Transparent to create an image with the alpha channel set to full transparent. This only has an effect on 32-bit images. The default backcolor is black if not specified.
Return value
Returns nonzero if the image was created successfully and zero if the image could not be created. If #PB_Any was specified as the #Image parameter then the auto-generated number is returned on success.
Remarks
The limit for the image size that can be handled depends on the operating system and the available amount of memory. If enough memory is available, then images up to at least 8192x8192 are can be handled by all operating systems supported by PureBasic.
You can use the several other functions for acting with the created image:
StartDrawing() with ImageOutput() to draw on the created image
StartVectorDrawing() with ImageVectorOutput() to draw on the created image using vector drawing
CopyImage() to create another image from the actual one
GrabImage() to create another image from a given area of the actual one
DrawImage() with ImageID() to draw the image on actual output channel.
ImageGadget() for displaying image on an application window
ButtonImageGadget() for creating an image button on an application window
See Also
LoadImage(), CatchImage(), FreeImage()
Supported OS
All


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AMBARI Host & Port:
AMBARI Host & Port:
User Id:
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Password:
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HDP 2.6.3
HDP 2.6.2
Host Groups
Host_Group_1
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Configurations :
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Cluster Config
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IFXAuthorMesh.h File ReferenceDeclaration of IFXAuthorMesh interface. More...
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| struct | IFXAuthorFace |
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| | Provides high-level information about a mesh; namely, what attributes are present in the mesh and how many elements can be found in each attribute array. More...
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| class | CIFXAuthorMeshLocker |
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| class | IFXAuthorMesh |
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| #define | IFX_E_AUTHOR_MESH_LOCKED MAKE_IFXRESULT_FAIL( IFXRESULT_COMPONENT_AUTHORGEOM, 0x01) |
| #define | IFX_E_AUTHOR_MESH_NOT_LOCKED MAKE_IFXRESULT_FAIL( IFXRESULT_COMPONENT_AUTHORGEOM, 0x02) |
| #define | IFX_AUTHOR_INVALID_INDEX (U32)-1 |
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| typedef IFXAuthorMeshDesc | IFXAuthorMeshOffsets |
Enumerations |
| enum | IFXMESH_FLAGS {
IFXMESH_UNDEFINED = 0x00000000,
IFXMESH_UNLOCKED = 0x00000001,
IFXMESH_LOCKED = 0x00000002,
IFXMESH_ALLOCATED = 0x00000004,
IFXMESH_WANTATTRIBUTEMAPS = 0x00000010,
IFXMESH_FORCEDWORD = 0x7FFFFFFF
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| enum | IFXAuthorMeshNormalGen {
IFXAuthorMeshNormalGen_None = 0,
IFXAuthorMeshNormalGen_Flat = 1,
IFXAuthorMeshNormalGen_Smooth = 2,
IFXAuthorMeshNormalGen_SmoothByMaterial = 3,
IFXAuthorGeomNormalGen_FORCEDWORD = 0
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| const U32 | IFX_BAD_INDEX32 = 0xFFFFFFFF |
Detailed Description
Declaration of IFXAuthorMesh interface.
Define Documentation
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DITranquillity
The small library for dependency injection in applications written on pure Swift for iOS/OSX/tvOS. Despite its size, it solves a large enough range of tasks, including Storyboard support. Its main advantage - modularity of support, detailed errors description and lots of opportunities.
Features
- Pure Swift Type Support
- Initializer/Property/Method Injections
- Named and Tags definitions
- Type forwarding
- Lifetimes: single, lazySingle, weakSingle, objectGraph, prototype
- iOS/macOS Storyboard and StoryboardReference
- Circular dependencies
- Three level hierarchy: types, part, framework
- Short resolve syntax
- Scan Parts/Frameworks
- Very detail logs
- Thread safe
Usage
// container - for register and resolve your types
let container = DIContainer()
container.register{ Cat(name: "Felix") }
.as(Animal.self) // register Cat with name felix by protocol Animal
.lifetime(.prototype) // set lifetime
container.register(PetOwner.init) // register PetOwner
// you can validate you registrations graph
if !container.validate() {
fatalError("...")
}
.................................................
// get instance of a types from the container
let owner: PetOwner = container.resolve()
let animal: Animal = *container // short syntax
print(owner.pet.name) // "Felix"
print(animal.name) // "Felix"
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// where
protocol Animal {
var name: String { get }
}
class Cat: Animal {
let name: String
init(name: String) {
self.name = name
}
}
class PetOwner {
let pet: Animal
init(pet: Animal) {
self.pet = pet
}
}
See More
“`Swift let container = DIContainer() container.register{ Cat(name: "Felix”) } .as(Animal.self) container.register{ Dog(name: “Rex”) } .as(Animal.self) .default() container.register{ PetOwner(pets: many($0)) } .injection{ $0.home = $1 } container.register(Home.init) .postInit { $0.address = “City, Street, Number” } …………………………………………. let owner: PetOwner = *container print(owner.pets.map{ $0.name }) // [“Felix”, “Rex”] print(onwer.home.address) // “City, Street, Number” …………………………………………. // where protocol Animal { var name: String { get } } class Cat: Animal { let name: String init(name: String) { self.name = name } } class Dog: Animal { let name: String init(name: String) { self.name = name } } class PetOwner { let pets: [Animal] init(pets: [Animal]) { self.pets = pets } var home: Home! } class Home { var address: String! } “`Storyboard (iOS/OS X)
See code
Create your ViewController: ”`Swift class ViewController: UIViewController/NSViewController { var inject: Inject? override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() print(“Inject: \(inject)”) } } “` Create container: ”`Swift let container = DIContainer() container.register(ViewController.self) .injection { $0.inject = $1 } “` Create Storyboard: ”`Swift /// for iOS func applicationDidFinishLaunching(_ application: UIApplication) { let storyboard = DIStoryboard.create(name: “Main”, bundle: nil, container: container) window = UIWindow(frame: UIScreen.main.bounds) window!.rootViewController = storyboard.instantiateInitialViewController() window!.makeKeyAndVisible() } “` ”`Swift /// for OS X func applicationDidFinishLaunching(_ aNotification: Notification) { let storyboard = DIStoryboard.create(name: “Main”, bundle: nil, container: container) let viewController = storyboard.instantiateInitialController() as! NSViewController let window = NSApplication.shared().windows.first window?.contentViewController = viewController } “`For more details
- Read the Quick Start ru /
en - Or documentation ru /
en - Also see code documentation
Install
Via CocoaPods.
To install DITranquillity with CocoaPods, add the following lines to your Podfile: pod 'DITranquillity'
Via Carthage.
github "ivlevAstef/DITranquillity"
Swift (iOS8+,macOS10.10+,tvOS9+)
Requirements
iOS 8.0+,macOS 10.10+,tvOS 9.0+; ARC
- Swift 4.0: Xcode 9.0; version >= 3.0.5
- Swift 3.0-3.2: Xcode 8.0-9.0; version >= 0.9.5
- Swift 2.3: Xcode 7.0; version < 0.9.5
Migration
Changelog
See CHANGELOG.md file.
Alternative
Feedback
I’ve found a bug, or have a feature request
Please raise a GitHub issue.
I’ve found a defect in documentation, or thought up how to improve it
Please help library development and create pull requests
Question?
You can feel free to ask the question at e-mail: ivlev.stef@gmail.com.


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