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Nimiq Client
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| NimiqClient (Config config=null) | |
Client initialization from a Config structure. When no parameter is given, it uses de default configuration in the server (http://:@<IP_ADDRESS>:8648 ). More... | |
| NimiqClient (string scheme="http", string user="", string password="", string host="<IP_ADDRESS>", long port=8648, HttpClient client=null) | |
| Initialization. More... | |
| async Task< object[]> | Accounts () |
| Returns a list of addresses owned by client. More... | |
| async Task< long > | BlockNumber () |
| Returns the height of most recent block. More... | |
| async Task< ConsensusState > | Consensus () |
| Returns information on the current consensus state. More... | |
| async Task< long > | Constant (string constant, long? value=null) |
Returns or overrides a constant value. When no parameter is given, it returns the value of the constant. When giving a value as parameter, it sets the constant to the given value. To reset the constant use resetConstant() instead. More... | |
| async Task< Wallet > | CreateAccount () |
| Creates a new account and stores its private key in the client store. More... | |
| async Task< string > | CreateRawTransaction (OutgoingTransaction transaction) |
Creates and signs a transaction without sending it. The transaction can then be send via sendRawTransaction() without accidentally replaying it. More... | |
| async Task< object > | GetAccount (Address address) |
| Returns details for the account of given address. More... | |
| async Task< long > | GetBalance (Address address) |
| Returns the balance of the account of given address. More... | |
| async Task< Block > | GetBlockByHash (Hash hash, bool fullTransactions=false) |
| Returns information about a block by hash. More... | |
| async Task< Block > | GetBlockByNumber (int height, bool fullTransactions=false) |
| Returns information about a block by block number. More... | |
| async Task< BlockTemplate > | GetBlockTemplate (Address address=null, string extraData="") |
Returns a template to build the next block for mining. This will consider pool instructions when connected to a pool. If address and extraData are provided the values are overriden. More... | |
| async Task< long?> | GetBlockTransactionCountByHash (Hash hash) |
| Returns the number of transactions in a block from a block matching the given block hash. More... | |
| async Task< long?> | GetBlockTransactionCountByNumber (long height) |
| Returns the number of transactions in a block matching the given block number. More... | |
| async Task< Transaction > | GetTransactionByBlockHashAndIndex (Hash hash, long index) |
| Returns information about a transaction by block hash and transaction index position. More... | |
| async Task< Transaction > | GetTransactionByBlockNumberAndIndex (long height, long index) |
| Returns information about a transaction by block number and transaction index position. More... | |
| async Task< Transaction > | GetTransactionByHash (Hash hash) |
| Returns the information about a transaction requested by transaction hash. More... | |
| async Task< TransactionReceipt > | GetTransactionReceipt (Hash hash) |
| Returns the receipt of a transaction by transaction hash. More... | |
| async Task< Transaction[]> | GetTransactionsByAddress (Address address, long numberOfTransactions=1000) |
| Returns the latest transactions successfully performed by or for an address. Note that this information might change when blocks are rewinded on the local state due to forks. More... | |
| async Task< WorkInstructions > | GetWork (Address address=null, string extraData="") |
| Returns instructions to mine the next block. This will consider pool instructions when connected to a pool. More... | |
| async Task< double > | Hashrate () |
| Returns the number of hashes per second that the node is mining with. More... | |
| async Task< bool > | Log (string tag, LogLevel level) |
| Sets the log level of the node. More... | |
| async Task< MempoolInfo > | Mempool () |
| Returns information on the current mempool situation. This will provide an overview of the number of transactions sorted into buckets based on their fee per byte (in smallest unit). More... | |
| async Task< object[]> | MempoolContent (bool fullTransactions=false) |
| Returns transactions that are currently in the mempool. More... | |
| async Task< string > | MinerAddress () |
| Returns the miner address. More... | |
| async Task< int > | MinerThreads (long? threads=null) |
| Returns or sets the number of CPU threads for the miner. When no parameter is given, it returns the current number of miner threads. When a value is given as parameter, it sets the number of miner threads to that value. More... | |
| async Task< int > | MinFeePerByte (int? fee=null) |
| Returns or sets the minimum fee per byte. When no parameter is given, it returns the current minimum fee per byte. When a value is given as parameter, it sets the minimum fee per byte to that value. More... | |
| async Task< bool > | Mining (bool? state=null) |
| Returns true if client is actively mining new blocks. When no parameter is given, it returns the current state. When a value is given as parameter, it sets the current state to that value. More... | |
| async Task< int > | PeerCount () |
| Returns number of peers currently connected to the client. More... | |
| async Task< Peer[]> | PeerList () |
| Returns list of peers known to the client. More... | |
| async Task< Peer > | PeerState (string address, PeerStateCommand command=null) |
| Returns the state of the peer. When no command is given, it returns peer state. When a value is given for command, it sets the peer state to that value. More... | |
| async Task< string > | Pool (object address=null) |
| Returns or sets the mining pool. When no parameter is given, it returns the current mining pool. When a value is given as parameter, it sets the mining pool to that value. More... | |
| async Task< int > | PoolConfirmedBalance () |
| Returns the confirmed mining pool balance. More... | |
| async Task< PoolConnectionState > | PoolConnectionState () |
| Returns the connection state to mining pool. More... | |
| async Task< Hash > | SendRawTransaction (string transaction) |
| Sends a signed message call transaction or a contract creation, if the data field contains code. More... | |
| async Task< Hash > | SendTransaction (OutgoingTransaction transaction) |
| Creates new message call transaction or a contract creation, if the data field contains code. More... | |
| async Task | SubmitBlock (string block) |
| Submits a block to the node. When the block is valid, the node will forward it to other nodes in the network. More... | |
| async Task< object > | Syncing () |
Returns an object with data about the sync status or false . More... | |
| async Task< Transaction > | GetRawTransactionInfo (string transaction) |
| Deserializes hex-encoded transaction and returns a transaction object. More... | |
| async Task< long > | ResetConstant (string constant) |
| Resets the constant to default value. More... | |
Properties | |
| long | Id = 0 [get, set] |
| Number in the sequence for the next request. More... | |
Nimiq JSONRPC Client
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Client initialization from a Config structure. When no parameter is given, it uses de default configuration in the server (http://:@<IP_ADDRESS>:8648
).
| config | Options used for the configuration. |
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Initialization.
| scheme | Protocol squeme, "http" or "https" . |
| user | Authorized user. |
| password | Password for the authorized user. |
| host | Host IP address. |
| port | Host port. |
| client | Used to make all requests. If ommited the an instance of HttpClient is automaticaly create. |
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Returns a list of addresses owned by client.
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Returns the height of most recent block.
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Returns information on the current consensus state.
"established"
is the value for a good state, other values indicate bad.
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Returns or overrides a constant value. When no parameter is given, it returns the value of the constant. When giving a value as parameter, it sets the constant to the given value. To reset the constant use resetConstant()
instead.
| string | The class and name of the constant (format should be "Class.CONSTANT" ).</parameter>
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Creates a new account and stores its private key in the client store.
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Creates and signs a transaction without sending it. The transaction can then be send via sendRawTransaction()
without accidentally replaying it.
| transaction | The transaction object.</parameter>
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Returns details for the account of given address.
| address | Address to get account details. |
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Returns the balance of the account of given address.
| address | Address to check for balance. |
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Returns information about a block by hash.
| hash | Hash of the block to gather information on. |
| fullTransactions | If true it returns the full transaction objects, if false only the hashes of the transactions. |
null
when no block was found.
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Returns information about a block by block number.
| height | The height of the block to gather information on. |
| fullTransactions | If true it returns the full transaction objects, if false only the hashes of the transactions. |
null
when no block was found.
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Returns a template to build the next block for mining. This will consider pool instructions when connected to a pool. If address
and extraData
are provided the values are overriden.
| address | The address to use as a miner for this block. This overrides the address provided during startup or from the pool. |
| extraData | Hex-encoded value for the extra data field. This overrides the extra data provided during startup or from the pool. |
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Returns the number of transactions in a block from a block matching the given block hash.
| hash | Hash of the block. |
null
, when no block was found.
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Returns the number of transactions in a block matching the given block number.
| height | Height of the block. |
null
, when no block was found.
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Deserializes hex-encoded transaction and returns a transaction object.
| transaction | The hex encoded signed transaction. |
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Returns information about a transaction by block hash and transaction index position.
| hash | Hash of the block containing the transaction. |
| index | Index of the transaction in the block. |
null
when no transaction was found.
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Returns information about a transaction by block number and transaction index position.
| height | Height of the block containing the transaction. |
| index | Index of the transaction in the block. |
null
when no transaction was found.
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Returns the information about a transaction requested by transaction hash.
| hash | Hash of a transaction. |
null
when no transaction was found.
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Returns the receipt of a transaction by transaction hash.
| hash | Hash of a transaction. |
null
when no receipt was found.
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Returns the latest transactions successfully performed by or for an address. Note that this information might change when blocks are rewinded on the local state due to forks.
| address | Address of which transactions should be gathered. |
| numberOfTransactions | Number of transactions that shall be returned. |
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Returns instructions to mine the next block. This will consider pool instructions when connected to a pool.
| address | The address to use as a miner for this block. This overrides the address provided during startup or from the pool. |
| extraData | Hex-encoded value for the extra data field. This overrides the extra data provided during startup or from the pool. |
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Returns the number of hashes per second that the node is mining with.
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Sets the log level of the node.
| tag | Tag: If "*" the log level is set globally, otherwise the log level is applied only on this tag. |
| level | Minimum log level to display. |
true
if the log level was changed, false
otherwise.
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Returns information on the current mempool situation. This will provide an overview of the number of transactions sorted into buckets based on their fee per byte (in smallest unit).
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Returns transactions that are currently in the mempool.
| fullTransactions | If true includes full transactions, if false includes only transaction hashes. |
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Returns the miner address.
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Returns or sets the number of CPU threads for the miner. When no parameter is given, it returns the current number of miner threads. When a value is given as parameter, it sets the number of miner threads to that value.
| threads | The number of threads to allocate for mining.</parameter>
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Returns or sets the minimum fee per byte. When no parameter is given, it returns the current minimum fee per byte. When a value is given as parameter, it sets the minimum fee per byte to that value.
| fee | The new minimum fee per byte. |
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Returns true if client is actively mining new blocks. When no parameter is given, it returns the current state. When a value is given as parameter, it sets the current state to that value.
| state | The state to be set. |
true
if the client is mining, otherwise false
.
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Returns number of peers currently connected to the client.
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Returns list of peers known to the client.
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Returns the state of the peer. When no command is given, it returns peer state. When a value is given for command, it sets the peer state to that value.
| address | The address of the peer. |
| command | The command to send. |
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Returns or sets the mining pool. When no parameter is given, it returns the current mining pool. When a value is given as parameter, it sets the mining pool to that value.
| address | The mining pool connection string (url:port ) or boolean to enable/disable pool mining. |
null
if not enabled.
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Returns the confirmed mining pool balance.
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Returns the connection state to mining pool.
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Resets the constant to default value.
| constant | Name of the constant. |
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Sends a signed message call transaction or a contract creation, if the data field contains code.
<param name"transaction">The hex encoded signed transaction
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Creates new message call transaction or a contract creation, if the data field contains code.
<param name"transaction">The hex encoded signed transaction
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Submits a block to the node. When the block is valid, the node will forward it to other nodes in the network.
| block | Hex-encoded full block (including header, interlink and body). When submitting work from getWork, remember to include the suffix. |
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Returns an object with data about the sync status or false
.
false
, when not syncing.
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getset |
Number in the sequence for the next request.


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- findBorrowerFriend(String) - Method in class cmput301t4.gameswap.Managers.UserManager
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In-Work Trade Notifty
- findItemByIndx(int) - Method in class cmput301t4.gameswap.Models.Inventory
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- findTrader(String) - Method in class cmput301t4.gameswap.Activities.SearchFriendActivity
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Function used in "Show User" option
- FLAVOR - Static variable in class cmput301t4.gameswap.BuildConfig
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- friend_popup - Static variable in class cmput301t4.gameswap.R.menu
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- frienddone - Static variable in class cmput301t4.gameswap.R.id
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- frienddoneButtonClicked(View) - Method in class cmput301t4.gameswap.Activities.FriendInventoryActivity
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Called when user clicks DONE from on friend inventory page
- frienddoneButtonClicked(View) - Method in class cmput301t4.gameswap.Activities.SelectFromFriendInventoryActivity
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Called when user is done selecting items from friend inventory
- friendInventory - Static variable in class cmput301t4.gameswap.R.id
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- FriendInventoryActivity - Class in cmput301t4.gameswap.Activities
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Lets you browse through friend inventory
- FriendInventoryActivity() - Constructor for class cmput301t4.gameswap.Activities.FriendInventoryActivity
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- friendInventoryButton(View) - Method in class cmput301t4.gameswap.Activities.FriendProfileActivity
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Called when user clicks inventory button on friend profile
- friendInventoryButton - Static variable in class cmput301t4.gameswap.R.id
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- friendInventoryButtonClicked(View) - Method in class cmput301t4.gameswap.Activities.OfferTradeActivity
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Called when user tries to view friend inventory
- friendInventoryDone - Static variable in class cmput301t4.gameswap.R.id
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- friendInventoryListView - Static variable in class cmput301t4.gameswap.R.id
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- friendinventorylistviewtext - Static variable in class cmput301t4.gameswap.R.layout
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- FriendList - Class in cmput301t4.gameswap.Models
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Stores the list of Users that the current user has added as friends
- FriendList() - Constructor for class cmput301t4.gameswap.Models.FriendList
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- friendlistView - Static variable in class cmput301t4.gameswap.R.id
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- friendListViewItemPosition - Variable in class cmput301t4.gameswap.Activities.SearchFriendActivity
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position of friend selected from listview
- FriendManager - Class in cmput301t4.gameswap.Managers
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FriendManager handles all the function related to the friends
- FriendManager() - Constructor for class cmput301t4.gameswap.Managers.FriendManager
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- friendofferinventory - Static variable in class cmput301t4.gameswap.R.id
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- FriendProfileActivity - Class in cmput301t4.gameswap.Activities
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Views friend's profile and their information
- FriendProfileActivity() - Constructor for class cmput301t4.gameswap.Activities.FriendProfileActivity
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- friends - Static variable in class cmput301t4.gameswap.R.id
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- friendselecteditemstext - Static variable in class cmput301t4.gameswap.R.layout
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- FriendSideContain(Item) - Static method in class cmput301t4.gameswap.Managers.CreateTradeManager
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Checks if the friend has that item in their inventory
- friendTradeButton - Static variable in class cmput301t4.gameswap.R.id
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 Fans paid tribute to the strong independent Korean who took her boyfriend to court over a plot to destroy her
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And, as some fans remember her extraordinary talent, others are paying tribute to her public battle with boyfriend Choi Jong Bum, who tried to destroy her after a brutal attack in her own home.
Choi Jong Bum not only assaulted the 28-year-old but threatened to set alight to her career by releasing a sex tape of their time together.
Goo's lover faced three trials and the pressure of the endless publicity must have daunted the ex Kara member - but supporters remember her defiance in the face of his lies.
Choi Jong Bum eventually received a prison sentence of one year and six months, suspended for three years on September 4.
Goo's boyfriend had drunkenly attacked his lover in bed after shaking her awake. He then screamed at her about her behaviour before assaulting her.
Despite Goo fighting back in self defence, Choi was so disgusted by the marks to his face he threatened to release a sex tape to media to "make it impossible for her to pursue an entertainment career."
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Looking at police photos from the incident, the victim was also severely scratched. We recognize that the victim was injured from violence that surpassed what could be called self-defense.
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A set of asynchronous RDD actions available through an implicit conversion.
:: DeveloperApi :: A RDD that cogroups its parents.
:: DeveloperApi :: A RDD that cogroups its parents. For each key k in parent RDDs, the resulting RDD contains a tuple with the list of values for that key.
Note: This is an internal API. We recommend users use RDD.cogroup(...) instead of instantiating this directly.
Extra functions available on RDDs of Doubles through an implicit conversion.
:: DeveloperApi ::
An RDD that provides core functionality for reading data stored in Hadoop (e.g., files in HDFS,
sources in HBase, or S3), using the older MapReduce API (org.apache.hadoop.mapred
).
:: DeveloperApi ::
An RDD that provides core functionality for reading data stored in Hadoop (e.g., files in HDFS,
sources in HBase, or S3), using the older MapReduce API (org.apache.hadoop.mapred
).
Note: Instantiating this class directly is not recommended, please use org.apache.spark.SparkContext.hadoopRDD()
An RDD that executes a SQL query on a JDBC connection and reads results.
An RDD that executes a SQL query on a JDBC connection and reads results. For usage example, see test case JdbcRDDSuite.
:: DeveloperApi ::
An RDD that provides core functionality for reading data stored in Hadoop (e.g., files in HDFS,
sources in HBase, or S3), using the new MapReduce API (org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce
).
:: DeveloperApi ::
An RDD that provides core functionality for reading data stored in Hadoop (e.g., files in HDFS,
sources in HBase, or S3), using the new MapReduce API (org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce
).
Note: Instantiating this class directly is not recommended, please use org.apache.spark.SparkContext.newAPIHadoopRDD()
Extra functions available on RDDs of (key, value) pairs where the key is sortable through an implicit conversion.
Extra functions available on RDDs of (key, value) pairs where the key is sortable through
an implicit conversion. They will work with any key type K
that has an implicit Ordering[K]
in scope. Ordering objects already exist for all of the standard primitive types. Users can also
define their own orderings for custom types, or to override the default ordering. The implicit
ordering that is in the closest scope will be used.
import org.apache.spark.SparkContext._ val rdd: RDD[(String, Int)] = ... implicit val caseInsensitiveOrdering = new Ordering[String] { override def compare(a: String, b: String) = a.toLowerCase.compare(b.toLowerCase) } // Sort by key, using the above case insensitive ordering. rdd.sortByKey()
Extra functions available on RDDs of (key, value) pairs through an implicit conversion.
::DeveloperApi:: A PartitionCoalescer defines how to coalesce the partitions of a given RDD.
::DeveloperApi:: A PartitionCoalescer defines how to coalesce the partitions of a given RDD.
::DeveloperApi:: A group of Partitions
::DeveloperApi:: A group of Partitions
:: DeveloperApi :: A RDD used to prune RDD partitions/partitions so we can avoid launching tasks on all partitions.
:: DeveloperApi :: A RDD used to prune RDD partitions/partitions so we can avoid launching tasks on all partitions. An example use case: If we know the RDD is partitioned by range, and the execution DAG has a filter on the key, we can avoid launching tasks on partitions that don't have the range covering the key.
A Resilient Distributed Dataset (RDD), the basic abstraction in Spark.
A Resilient Distributed Dataset (RDD), the basic abstraction in Spark. Represents an immutable,
partitioned collection of elements that can be operated on in parallel. This class contains the
basic operations available on all RDDs, such as map
, filter
, and persist
. In addition,
org.apache.spark.rdd.PairRDDFunctions contains operations available only on RDDs of key-value
pairs, such as groupByKey
and join
;
org.apache.spark.rdd.DoubleRDDFunctions contains operations available only on RDDs of
Doubles; and
org.apache.spark.rdd.SequenceFileRDDFunctions contains operations available on RDDs that
can be saved as SequenceFiles.
All operations are automatically available on any RDD of the right type (e.g. RDD[(Int, Int)]
through implicit.
Internally, each RDD is characterized by five main properties:
All of the scheduling and execution in Spark is done based on these methods, allowing each RDD to implement its own way of computing itself. Indeed, users can implement custom RDDs (e.g. for reading data from a new storage system) by overriding these functions. Please refer to the Spark paper for more details on RDD internals.
Extra functions available on RDDs of (key, value) pairs to create a Hadoop SequenceFile, through an implicit conversion.
Extra functions available on RDDs of (key, value) pairs to create a Hadoop SequenceFile, through an implicit conversion. Note that this can't be part of PairRDDFunctions because we need more implicit parameters to convert our keys and values to Writable.
:: DeveloperApi :: The resulting RDD from a shuffle (e.g.
:: DeveloperApi :: The resulting RDD from a shuffle (e.g. repartitioning of data).
the key class.
the value class.
the combiner class.
Defines implicit functions that provide extra functionalities on RDDs of specific types.
Defines implicit functions that provide extra functionalities on RDDs of specific types.
For example, RDD.rddToPairRDDFunctions converts an RDD into a PairRDDFunctions for key-value-pair RDDs, and enabling extra functionalities such as PairRDDFunctions.reduceByKey.
Provides several RDD implementations. See org.apache.spark.rdd.RDD.


Docker volume plugins
Docker Engine volume plugins enable Engine deployments to be integrated with external storage systems such as Amazon EBS, and enable data volumes to persist beyond the lifetime of a single Docker host. See the plugin documentation for more information.
Changelog
1.13.0
- If used as part of the v2 plugin architecture, mountpoints that are part of
paths returned by the plugin must be mounted under the directory specified by
PropagatedMount
in the plugin configuration (#26398)
1.12.0
- Add
Status
field toVolumeDriver.Get
response (#21006) - Add
VolumeDriver.Capabilities
to get capabilities of the volume driver (#22077)
1.10.0
- Add
VolumeDriver.Get
which gets the details about the volume (#16534) - Add
VolumeDriver.List
which lists all volumes owned by the driver (#16534)
1.8.0
- Initial support for volume driver plugins (#14659)
Command-line changes
To give a container access to a volume, use the --volume
and --volume-driver
flags on the docker container run
command. The --volume
(or -v
) flag
accepts a volume name and path on the host, and the --volume-driver
flag
accepts a driver type.
$ docker volume create --driver=flocker volumename
$ docker container run -it --volume volumename:/data busybox sh
--volume
The --volume
(or -v
) flag takes a value that is in the format
<volume_name>:<mountpoint>
. The two parts of the value are
separated by a colon (:
) character.
- The volume name is a human-readable name for the volume, and cannot begin with
a
/
character. It is referred to asvolume_name
in the rest of this topic. - The
Mountpoint
is the path on the host (v1) or in the plugin (v2) where the volume has been made available.
volumedriver
Specifying a volumedriver
in conjunction with a volumename
allows you to
use plugins such as Flocker to manage
volumes external to a single host, such as those on EBS.
Create a VolumeDriver
The container creation endpoint (/containers/create
) accepts a VolumeDriver
field of type string
allowing to specify the name of the driver. If not
specified, it defaults to "local"
(the default driver for local volumes).
Volume plugin protocol
If a plugin registers itself as a VolumeDriver
when activated, it must
provide the Docker Daemon with writeable paths on the host filesystem. The Docker
daemon provides these paths to containers to consume. The Docker daemon makes
the volumes available by bind-mounting the provided paths into the containers.
Note: Volume plugins should not write data to the
/var/lib/docker/
directory, including/var/lib/docker/volumes
. The/var/lib/docker/
directory is reserved for Docker.
/VolumeDriver.Create
Request:
{
"Name": "volume_name",
"Opts": {}
}
Instruct the plugin that the user wants to create a volume, given a user
specified volume name. The plugin does not need to actually manifest the
volume on the filesystem yet (until Mount
is called).
Opts
is a map of driver specific options passed through from the user request.
Response:
{
"Err": ""
}
Respond with a string error if an error occurred.
/VolumeDriver.Remove
Request:
{
"Name": "volume_name"
}
Delete the specified volume from disk. This request is issued when a user
invokes docker rm -v
to remove volumes associated with a container.
Response:
{
"Err": ""
}
Respond with a string error if an error occurred.
/VolumeDriver.Mount
Request:
{
"Name": "volume_name",
"ID": "b87d7442095999a92b65b3d9691e697b61713829cc0ffd1bb72e4ccd51aa4d6c"
}
Docker requires the plugin to provide a volume, given a user specified volume
name. Mount
is called once per container start. If the same volume_name
is requested
more than once, the plugin may need to keep track of each new mount request and provision
at the first mount request and deprovision at the last corresponding unmount request.
ID
is a unique ID for the caller that is requesting the mount.
Response:
-
v1:
{ "Mountpoint": "/path/to/directory/on/host", "Err": "" }
-
v2:
{ "Mountpoint": "/path/under/PropagatedMount", "Err": "" }
Mountpoint
is the path on the host (v1) or in the plugin (v2) where the volume
has been made available.
Err
is either empty or contains an error string.
/VolumeDriver.Path
Request:
{
"Name": "volume_name"
}
Request the path to the volume with the given volume_name
.
Response:
-
v1:
{ "Mountpoint": "/path/to/directory/on/host", "Err": "" }
-
v2:
{ "Mountpoint": "/path/under/PropagatedMount", "Err": "" }
Respond with the path on the host (v1) or inside the plugin (v2) where the volume has been made available, and/or a string error if an error occurred.
Mountpoint
is optional. However, the plugin may be queried again later if one
is not provided.
/VolumeDriver.Unmount
Request:
{
"Name": "volume_name",
"ID": "b87d7442095999a92b65b3d9691e697b61713829cc0ffd1bb72e4ccd51aa4d6c"
}
Docker is no longer using the named volume. Unmount
is called once per
container stop. Plugin may deduce that it is safe to deprovision the volume at
this point.
ID
is a unique ID for the caller that is requesting the mount.
Response:
{
"Err": ""
}
Respond with a string error if an error occurred.
/VolumeDriver.Get
Request:
{
"Name": "volume_name"
}
Get info about volume_name
.
Response:
-
v1:
{ "Volume": { "Name": "volume_name", "Mountpoint": "/path/to/directory/on/host", "Status": {} }, "Err": "" }
-
v2:
{ "Volume": { "Name": "volume_name", "Mountpoint": "/path/under/PropagatedMount", "Status": {} }, "Err": "" }
Respond with a string error if an error occurred. Mountpoint
and Status
are
optional.
/VolumeDriver.List
Request:
{}
Get the list of volumes registered with the plugin.
Response:
-
v1:
{ "Volumes": [ { "Name": "volume_name", "Mountpoint": "/path/to/directory/on/host" } ], "Err": "" }
-
v2:
{ "Volumes": [ { "Name": "volume_name", "Mountpoint": "/path/under/PropagatedMount" } ], "Err": "" }
Respond with a string error if an error occurred. Mountpoint
is optional.
/VolumeDriver.Capabilities
Request:
{}
Get the list of capabilities the driver supports.
The driver is not required to implement Capabilities
. If it is not
implemented, the default values are used.
Response:
{
"Capabilities": {
"Scope": "global"
}
}
Supported scopes are global
and local
. Any other value in Scope
will be
ignored, and local
is used. Scope
allows cluster managers to handle the
volume in different ways. For instance, a scope of global
, signals to the
cluster manager that it only needs to create the volume once instead of on each
Docker host. More capabilities may be added in the future.


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FSH allows you to define FHIR profiles in a simple, declarative language.
No more large JSON files or spreadsheets, just human-readable text files
which compile to the FHIR artifacts you need.
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FSH is amazingly compact, fun to write, and painless to modify when you need to make changes.
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Slack buckles after wave of protests
by SururWho would have thought adding a simple Rich Text editor to a chat app could cause so much controversy? Certainly not Slack, who has had to deal with a campaign of protest from users.
Till recently Slack had been using Markdown to format text e.g. putting * around your text to make it bold. Then Slack replaced Markdown with a rich text editor such as in Word, which they touted as a “new and improved ways to format your messages.”
Led by programmer Arthur O’Dwyer, the rich text editor was immediately branded as “really terrible”, largely because users who were used to the old way of working had no way to go back, and that it was rather buggy with lost of issues.
The blog post went viral, and Slack decided to change course, saying:
“Our recently introduced WYSIWYG formatting toolbar was developed with that broader customer community in mind. We thought we had nailed it, but we have seen an outpouring of feedback from customers who love using Slack with markup.”
The ability to roll back from the Slack rich text editor to Markup will be rolling out in a number of weeks.
The problem underlines Slack’s difficulty is expanding their market beyond their core audience, having been rapidly overtaken by Microsoft Teams. Staying loyal to their power users may in the end doom Slack to a niche tool which showed the way, but never quite made it to the mainstream.
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Get Loaded Image
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Load Image
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- Type
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Number of Images to Be Loaded
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The CSS outline
property is used to define a border around elements. Unlike the border
property, the outline
property does not alter the size or layout of the element. Because of this, browsers frequently use outline
as the specification for an active state. In Internet Explorer and Firefox, the outline
of a selected element is a single pixel dotted line when focus has moved to that element.
The focus outline is important for accessibility because it gives a visual indication as to where the focus is on the page. For keyboard-only users, tracking the focus on a web page is impossible without the visual indication given by the focus outline. Unfortunately, some consider the focus outline to be "ugly" or unappealing, and remove it using code such as :
a {
outline: none;
}
Or:
a {
outline: 0;
}
Both of these will remove the outline from an element, so it won't appear even when focus has moved to that element. This is very bad for accessibility.
Of course, there are times when you may want to provide a custom focus decoration for users instead of the default dotted border. In those instances, it's appropriate to remove the outline
and add another treatment. The best way to do this is to use :focus
and provide the alternate treatment along with resetting outline
, such as:
a:focus {
border: 1px solid red;
outline: none;
}
Rule ID: outline-none
This rule is aimed at ensuring keyboard-only users have a visual indicator of focus. As such, the rule warns when it finds:
outline: none
or outline: 0
in any rule whose selectors doesn't contain :focus
outline: none
or outline: 0
in any rule whose selectors contains :focus
and the rule doesn't contain any other propertiesThe following patterns are considered warnings:
/* no :focus */
a {
outline: none;
}
/* no :focus */
a {
outline: 0;
}
/* :focus but missing a replacement treatment */
a:focus {
outline: 0;
}
The following pattern is considered okay and does not cause a warning:
/* :focus with outline: 0 and provides replacement treatment */
a:focus {
border: 1px solid red;
outline: 0;
}


## Expression composer The `<pacem-expression>` element is an input element which helps in composing expressions based on the available custom elements around.
## Use case This editor might seem involute at a first look, but it is particularly useful in a **CMS** scenario, where the entity to be edited is an actual element. In this case the possibility to dynamically establish bindings between elements becomes very handy.


| Parameters |
Symbol |
symbol |
The symbol whose Momersion we want. |
Nullable<Int32> |
minPeriod |
The minimum period over which to compute the Momersion. Must be greater than 3. If None, only full period will be used in computations. |
Int32 |
fullPeriod |
The full period over which to compute the Momersion. |
*Nullable<Resolution> |
resolution |
(Optional) The resolution. |
*Func<IBaseData, Decimal> |
selector |
(Optional) Selects a value from the BaseData to send into the indicator, if None defaults to the Value property of BaseData (x => x.Value). |


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Object | +--jala.Test
Provides various methods for automated tests.
This is essentially a port of JSUnit (http://www.edwardh.com/jsunit/)
suitable for testing Helma applications.
Defined in Global/jala.Test.js
| Nested Class Summary | |
<static class> |
jala.Test.Exception |
<static class> |
jala.Test.TestException |
<static class> |
jala.Test.ArgumentsException |
<static class> |
jala.Test.EvaluatorException |
<static class> |
jala.Test.TestResult |
<static class> |
jala.Test.TestFunctionResult |
<static class> |
jala.Test.HttpClient |
<static class> |
jala.Test.DatabaseMgr |
<static class> |
jala.Test.SmtpServer |
| Field Summary | |
Number |
functionsFailed
Contains the number of test functions that failed |
Number |
functionsPassed
Contains the number of test functions that passed |
Array |
results
An Array containing the results of this Test instance. |
Boolean |
testsFailed
Contains the number of tests that failed |
Number |
testsRun
Contains the number of tests that were executed |
<static> <final> String |
FAILED
Constant indicating "failed" status |
<static> <final> String |
PASSED
Constant indicating "passed" status |
| Constructor Summary | |
jala.Test
()
Constructs a new Test instance. |
| Method Summary | |
void
|
assertEqual(<Object> val1, <Object> val2)
Checks if the values passed as arguments are equal. |
void
|
assertEqualFile(<Object> val, <String|helma.File> file)
Checks if the value passed as argument equals the content of a file on disk. |
void
|
assertFalse(<Object> val)
Checks if the value passed as argument is boolean false. |
void
|
assertMatch(<String> val, <RegExp> rxp)
Checks if the regular expression matches the string. |
void
|
assertNaN(<Object> val)
Checks if the value passed as argument is NaN. |
void
|
assertNotEqual(<Object> val1, <Object> val2)
Checks if the values passed as arguments are not equal. |
void
|
assertNotNaN(<Object> val)
Checks if the value passed as argument is not NaN. |
void
|
assertNotNull(<Object> val)
Checks if the value passed as argument is not null. |
void
|
assertNotUndefined(<Object> val)
Checks if the value passed as argument is not undefined. |
void
|
assertNull(<Object> val)
Checks if the value passed as argument is null. |
void
|
assertStringContains(<String> val, <String> str)
Checks if the value passed as argument contains the pattern specified. |
void
|
assertThrows(<Object> func, <Object> exception)
Checks if the function passed as argument throws a defined exception. |
void
|
assertTrue(<Object> val)
Checks if the value passed as argument is boolean true. |
void
|
assertUndefined(<Object> val)
Checks if the value passed as argument is undefined. |
String
|
directory_macro()
Returns the absolute path to the directory containing the tests |
void
|
execute(<String|Array> what)
Main test execution function |
void
|
executeTest(<helma.File> testFile)
Executes a single test file |
Object
|
executeTestFunction(<String> functionName, <helma.scripting.rhino.GlobalObject> scope)
Executes a single test function |
void
|
list_macro()
Renders the list of available tests |
void
|
renderResult(result)
Renders the result of a single test |
void
|
renderResults()
Renders the results of all tests done by this test instance to response. |
void
|
results_macro()
Renders the test results |
<static> Boolean
|
argsContainComment(<Array> args, <Number> argsExpected)
Returns true if the arguments array passed as argument contains an additional comment. |
<static> Boolean
|
evalArguments(<Object> args, argsExpected)
|
<static> String
|
getComment(<Array> args, argsExpected)
Cuts out the comment from the arguments array passed as argument and returns it. |
<static> String
|
getStackTrace(<java.lang.StackTraceElement> trace)
Creates a stack trace and parses it for display. |
<static> helma.File
|
getTestFile(<String> fileName)
Returns the testfile with the given name |
<static> Array
|
getTestFiles()
Returns an array containing the test files located in the directory. |
<static> helma.File
|
getTestsDirectory()
Returns the directory containing the test files. |
<static> Object
|
getValue(<Array> args, argsExpected, <Number> idx)
Returns the argument on the index position in the array passed as arguments. |
<static> void
|
include(<Object> scope, file)
Evaluates a javascript file in the global test scope. |
<static> String
|
valueToString(val)
Helper method useable for displaying a value |
| Field Detail |
Number functionsFailed
Number functionsPassed
Array results
Boolean testsFailed
Number testsRun
<static> <final> String FAILED
<static> <final> String PASSED
| Constructor Detail |
jala.Test()
capacity
- The capacity of the cache
| Method Detail |
void assertEqual(<Object> val1, <Object> val2)
val1
- The value that should be compared to the second argument.
val2
- The value that should be compared to the first argument.
void assertEqualFile(<Object> val, <String|helma.File> file)
val
- The value that should be compared with the content of the file on disk.
file
- Either a file name (including a path), or an instance of helma.File representing the file to use for comparison.
void assertFalse(<Object> val)
val
- The value that should be boolean false.
void assertMatch(<String> val, <RegExp> rxp)
val
- The string that should contain the regular expression pattern
rxp
- The regular expression that should match the value
void assertNaN(<Object> val)
val
- The value that should be NaN.
void assertNotEqual(<Object> val1, <Object> val2)
val1
- The value that should be compared to the second argument.
val2
- The value that should be compared to the first argument.
void assertNotNaN(<Object> val)
val
- The value that should be not NaN.
void assertNotNull(<Object> val)
val
- The value that should be not null.
void assertNotUndefined(<Object> val)
val
- The value that should be not undefined.
void assertNull(<Object> val)
val
- The value that should be null.
void assertStringContains(<String> val, <String> str)
val
- The string that should contain the pattern
str
- The string that should be contained
void assertThrows(<Object> func, <Object> exception)
func
- The function to call
exception
- Optional object expected to be thrown when executing the function
void assertTrue(<Object> val)
val
- The value that should be boolean true.
void assertUndefined(<Object> val)
val
- The value that should be undefined.
String directory_macro()
void execute(<String|Array> what)
what
- Either the name of a single test file or an array containing the names of several function files that should be executed.
void executeTest(<helma.File> testFile)
testFile
- The file containing the test to run
Object executeTestFunction(<String> functionName, <helma.scripting.rhino.GlobalObject> scope)
functionName
- The name of the test function to execute
scope
- The scope to execute the test method in
void list_macro()
void renderResult(result)
The
- result to render
void renderResults()
void results_macro()
<static> Boolean argsContainComment(<Array> args, <Number> argsExpected)
args
- The arguments array to check for an existing comment.
argsExpected
- The number of arguments expected by the assertion function.
<static> Boolean evalArguments(<Object> args, argsExpected)
args
- The arguments array.
nr
- The number of arguments to be expected
<static> String getComment(<Array> args, argsExpected)
args
- The arguments array.
<static> String getStackTrace(<java.lang.StackTraceElement> trace)
trace
- The trace to parse. If not given a stacktrace will be generated
<static> helma.File getTestFile(<String> fileName)
fileName
- The name of the test file
<static> Array getTestFiles()
<static> helma.File getTestsDirectory()
<static> Object getValue(<Array> args, argsExpected, <Number> idx)
args
- The arguments to retrieve the non-comment value from.
idx
- The index position on which the value to retrieve is to be expected if no comment is existing.
<static> void include(<Object> scope, file)
scope
- The scope in which the file should be evaluated
fileName
- The name of the file to include, including the path
<static> String valueToString(val)
The
- value to render
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Classes
Members
(static) bottom_screen :sjs.Base
Type:
- sjs.Base
(static) bottom_screen :sjs.Base
Type:
- sjs.Base
(static) left_screen :sjs.Base
Type:
- sjs.Base
(static) right_screen :sjs.Base
Type:
- sjs.Base
(static) top_screen :sjs.Base
Type:
- sjs.Base
Methods
(static) onHit(a, a, callback, percent)
Creates a new handler for when two objects
with the specified types collide. The types can
be the same.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
a |
string | An object type for this rule |
a |
string | Another object type for this rule |
callback |
function | A callback function of the form function(obj1, obj2){} that will be passed the two objects that have collided. |
percent |
number | A decimal number between 0 and 1 that specifies how much of the images must overlap before considering them "collided". 0% means any overlap will trigger a collision, 100% means the objects must be completely overlaped to to trigger a collision. |
(static) open(target, w, h)
Sets an element to be the root element for all
sjs objects.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
target |
string | The id of the target element |
w |
number | (optional) The width to set the element to. Defaults to 500. |
h |
number | (optional) The height to set the element to. Defaults to 400. |


Due to the lethargic side effects of amitrypyline, I had switched to trazodone for mild depression and sleep problems. I started trazodone at 25mg to avoid any personal side effects such as priapism (which never occurred). I worked up to 250mg per day in divided doses. One day I did not take my morning and noon doses because I had to be very alert on a daytime work project. So, I took all 250mg around 7 PM before dinner (200 to 400mg in daily divided doses is a prescribed patient dose for depression problems - which eventually can all be taken at bed time to avoid sleepiness during the daytime).
Within 45 minutes after dinner I began to feel like something unusual was happening inside my head - a combination of heavy dizziness and euphoria. That only lasted about 2 minutes when the feeling went heavily negative with the sensation that I was about to die. I immediately lay down for about one hour + before it all went away. The negative sensations included fast heartbeat, heavy breathing, heavy head feeling, slight vertigo, mild nausea and almost no ability to function. If I remained standing I would have fallen to the floor. I knew then that the taking of the whole 250mg on an empty stomach before dinner was a grave mistake for me. I have never before had such a severe reaction to any medication taken for anything.
After this experience I went back to amitryptyline after trying trazodone for a period of time in smaller divided doses. Generally, trazodone helped in falling to sleep but, had other strange side effects. One worst effect was coughing in my sleep which eventually caused a sore chest upon awakening.
Dreams were good and bad but, strangely remembered. I rarely if ever have been able to remember details of a dream. But, with taking trazodone, I could tell everything from beginning to end experienced in a dream. As anyone knows, dreams can be very strange, surreal, obnoxious, weird, complicated and at times totally unimaginable in any sort of reality. For example: flying on a pizza as if it were a magic rug and eating the pizza at the same time ( come to think of it I do remember some early Woody Allen movies where similar things were depicted ).
As another commentator had mentioned, the morning after taking of trazodone was not comfortable with a negative dragged-out sensation. With me the morning sensation was the opposite - I felt better except for the sore chest if I had coughed in my sleep. There were no bad sexual side effects such as those described with most antidepressants. However, any antidepressant effect I donít remember as I never took much more trazodone after this bad experience.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Pandemic is a cooperative game designed by Matt Leacock for Zman games. This page is a solitaire implementation that contains a crude map which logically matches the map used in the actual game. For a more aesthetically pleasing and multiplayer version of this game, try the Brettspielwelt website. Click here for a page of instructions on how to play this version.


A few things to note before you get started: Thanks for registering your HoloPort! Thanks for registering your HoloPorts!
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If you have multiple HoloPorts, you must register them all during this Quickstart session
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Power on and connect your HoloPort to the Internet
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Allow your HoloPort to update. When the light on your HoloPort stops flashing green, the update process is complete
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Have the USB drive included with your HoloPort at hand
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Keep a copy of the passphrase you create for registration somewhere secure—cryptographic keys are not replaceable
Connecting your HoloPort to the Holo network Step 1: Registration Code Step 2: Enter a passphrase Step 3: Generate a seed file Step 4: Create Host Console credentials Step 5: Create your keys and save them Step 6: Connect to the Holo Network Register additional HoloPorts
If you do not have a registration code you need to begin at https://register.holo.host/holo. Otherwise, click the “next” button and enter the registration code you received in your email.
Enter your email address and the registration code you received.
Make your passphrase as strong as possible. It should be long, include a mix of many different types of characters, and be hard to guess.

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Click the button below to download the configuration file, and then move the file to the HoloPort USB drive. The filename must be for your HoloPort to read it.
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1 In a Caliper window, click Generate Report.
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2 In the Report Filename field, type the path and name of the report. To browse to the location where you want to save the report, click Browse.
3 Select Attach to IM issue.
4 Click Run Report.
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5 In the Host Name field, enter the name of the Integrity Manager server.
6 In the Port field, enter the port number.
7 In the User Name field, enter the Integrity Manager user name.
8 In the Password field, enter the Integrity Manager password.
9 In the Issue ID field, enter the ID of the issue you want to attach the QAR to.
10 Click OK.
A status dialog box appears, informing you that the QAR is being attached to the issue.
Once the QAR is attached to the issue, you can view or print it using the Integrity Manager command line interface. To view or print attachments, see the Integrity Manager Command Line Reference.


You can detect the language of a text string by sending an HTTP GET request to its URI.
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callback |
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Returns a response with indentations and line breaks |
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Source text |
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language |
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isReliable |
'isReliable' has been DEPRECATED. |
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confidence |
The confidence in language detection |
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Represents the result of evaluations (measurements, tests, or questions) that have been performed. Observation has a value representing the result (answer), or an ExceptionValue indicating why the value is not present. The subject of a finding can be the entire patient, or an entity such as a location body structure, intervention, or condition. Things observed about the subject can include social and behavioral factors, subjective and objective observations, and assessments.
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The concept representing the finding or action that is the topic of the statement. For action topics, the TopicCode represents the action being described. For findings, the TopicCode represents the 'question' or property being investigated. For evaluation result findings, the TopicCode contains a concept for an observable entity, such as systolic blood pressure. For assertion findings, the TopicCode contains a code representing the condition, allergy, or other item being asserted. In all cases, the TopicCode describes the topic of the action or the finding. |
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The finding itself, such as the blood pressure value recorded. |
DataType Cardinality |
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Reason that a value associated with a test or other finding is missing. |
DataType Cardinality Value Set |
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Indicator of significant change (delta) from the last or previous measurement. |
DataType Cardinality |
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The type, kind, or class of this item. |
DataType Cardinality Value Set |
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A location or structure in the body, including tissues, regions, cavities, and spaces; for example, right elbow, or left ventricle of the heart. |
DataType Cardinality |
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A specific durable physical device used in diagnosis or treatment. The value is the coding for a type of device, for example, a CPAP machine. The same device might be used on multiple patients. |
DataType Cardinality |
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A specimen is a substance, physical object, or collection of objects, that the laboratory considers a single discrete, uniquely identified unit that is the subject of one or more steps in the laboratory workflow. A specimen may include multiple physical pieces as long as they are considered a single unit within the laboratory workflow. A specimen results from one to many specimen collection procedures, and may be contained in multiple specimen containers. Specimen may have one or more processing activities. |
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A description of the conditions or context of an observation, for example, under sedation, fasting or post-exercise. Body position and body site are also qualifiers, but handled separately. A qualifier cannot modify the measurement type; for example, a fasting blood sugar is still a blood sugar. |
DataType Cardinality |
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The usual or acceptable range for a test result. |
DataType Cardinality |
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A simplified, non-separable evaluation consisting of a finding code (represented by the Concept), value (or exception value), reference range, and interpretation. The subject of the evaluation component is the same as in the parent evaluation. |
DataType Cardinality |
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PanelMembers represent the elements of a group of a related but independent evaluations. Examples are the measurements that compose a complete blood count (CBC), or the elements of a pathology report. Each member is an independent evaluation, but the grouping reflects a composite lab order, shared specimen, or a single report author. Typically the Category and Reason are not given for individual findings that are part of the panel, but rather given at the level of the panel itself. |
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| Book of Mormon |
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Chapter 51
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1 And now it came to pass in the commencement of the
twenty and fifth year of the reign of the judges over the people of Nephi,
they having established peace between the people of Lehi and the people of
Morianton concerning their lands, and having commenced the twenty and fifth
year in peace;
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2 Nevertheless, they did not long maintain an entire peace
in the land, for there began to be a contention among the people concerning
the chief judge Pahoran; for behold, there were a part of the people who
desired that a few particular points of the law should be altered.
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3 But behold, Pahoran would not alter nor suffer the law
to be altered; therefore, he did not hearken to those who had sent in their
voices with their petitions concerning the altering of the law.
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4 Therefore, those who were desirous that the law should
be altered were angry with him, and desired that he should no longer be chief
judge over the land; therefore there arose a warm dispute concerning the
matter, but not unto bloodshed.
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5 And it came to pass that those who were desirous that
Pahoran should be dethroned from the judgment-seat were called king-men, for
they were desirous that the law should be altered in a manner to overthrow
the free government and to establish a king over the land.
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6 And those who were desirous that Pahoran should remain
chief judge over the land took upon them the name of freemen; and thus was
the division among them, for the freemen had sworn or covenanted to maintain
their rights and the privileges of their religion by a free government.
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7 And it came to pass that this matter of their contention
was settled by the voice of the people. And it came to pass that the voice of
the people came in favor of the freemen, and Pahoran retained the
judgment-seat, which caused much rejoicing among the brethren of Pahoran and
also many of the people of liberty, who also put the king-men to silence,
that they durst not oppose but were obliged to maintain the cause of freedom.
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8 Now those who were in favor of kings were those of high
birth, and they sought to be kings; and they were supported by those who
sought power and authority over the people.
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9 But behold, this was a critical time for such
contentions to be among the people of Nephi; for behold, Amalickiah had again
stirred up the hearts of the people of the Lamanites against the people of
the Nephites, and he was gathering together soldiers from all parts of his
land, and arming them, and preparing for war with all diligence; for he had
sworn to drink the blood of Moroni.
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10 But behold, we shall see that his promise which he made
was rash; nevertheless, he did prepare himself and his armies to come to
battle against the Nephites.
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11 Now his armies were not so great as they had hitherto
been, because of the many thousands who had been slain by the hand of the
Nephites; but notwithstanding their great loss, Amalickiah had gathered
together a wonderfully great army, insomuch that he feared not to come down to
the land of Zarahemla.
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12 Yea, even Amalickiah did himself come down, at the head
of the Lamanites. And it was in the twenty and fifth year of the reign of the
judges; and it was at the same time that they had begun to settle the affairs
of their contentions concerning the chief judge, Pahoran.
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13 And it came to pass that when the men who were called
king-men had heard that the Lamanites were coming down to battle against
them, they were glad in their hearts; and they refused to take up arms, for
they were so wroth with the chief judge, and also with the people of liberty,
that they would not take up arms to defend their country.
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14 And it came to pass that when Moroni saw this, and also
saw that the Lamanites were coming into the borders of the land, he was
exceedingly wroth because of the stubbornness of those people whom he had
labored with so much diligence to preserve; yea, he was exceedingly wroth;
his soul was filled with anger against them.
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15 And it came to pass that he sent a petition, with the
voice of the people, unto the governor of the land, desiring that he should
read it, and give him (Moroni) power to compel those dissenters to defend
their country or to put them to death.
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16 For it was his first care to put an end to such
contentions and dissensions among the people; for behold, this had been
hitherto a cause of all their destruction. And it came to pass that it was
granted according to the voice of the people.
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17 And it came to pass that Moroni commanded that his army
should go against those king-men, to pull down their pride and their nobility
and level them with the earth, or they should take up arms and support the
cause of liberty.
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18 And it came to pass that the armies did march forth
against them; and they did pull down their pride and their nobility, insomuch
that as they did lift their weapons of war to fight against the men of Moroni
they were hewn down and leveled to the earth.
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19 And it came to pass that there were four thousand of
those dissenters who were hewn down by the sword; and those of their
leaders who were not slain in battle were taken and cast into prison, for
there was no time for their trials at this period.
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Alma 51:19-20
The only pre-Columbian weapon I can find that was similar to a sword was the
macuahuitl which was made with a plank of wood similar in shape to a cricket
bat with obsidian blades mounted on the edges. It is similar enough to a
sword that it is often referred to as the Aztec sword.
However, the macuahuitl does not seem to fit the Book of
Mormon time frame. “Some groups of Central Mexico, principally in the
transition between the Early and the Late Post-Classic, probably
developed this weapon” (emphasis added, Dr. Marco Antonio Cervera Obregón, “The
macuahuitl: an innovative weapon of the Late Post-Classic in Mesoamerica”,
Arms & Armour, Vol.3, Nov. 2, 2006, p. 146, article from a research journal).
The Post-Classic period is between 900 CE and the Spanish conquest.
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20 And the remainder of those dissenters, rather than be
smitten down to the earth by the sword, yielded to the standard of
liberty, and were compelled to hoist the title of liberty upon their towers,
and in their cities, and to take up arms in defence of their country.
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Annotation for Alma 51:19-20 above
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21 And thus Moroni put an end to those king-men, that
there were not any known by the appellation of king-men; and thus he put an
end to the stubbornness and the pride of those people who professed the blood
of nobility; but they were brought down to humble themselves like unto their
brethren, and to fight valiantly for their freedom from bondage.
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22 Behold, it came to pass that while Moroni was thus
breaking down the wars and contentions among his own people, and subjecting
them to peace and civilization, and making regulations to prepare for war
against the Lamanites, behold, the Lamanites had come into the land of Moroni,
which was in the borders by the seashore.
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23 And it came to pass that the Nephites were not
sufficiently strong in the city of Moroni; therefore Amalickiah did drive
them, slaying many. And it came to pass that Amalickiah took possession of
the city, yea, possession of all their fortifications.
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24 And those who fled out of the city of Moroni came to
the city of Nephihah; and also the people of the city of Lehi gathered
themselves together, and made preparations and were ready to receive the
Lamanites to battle.
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25 But it came to pass that Amalickiah would not suffer
the Lamanites to go against the city of Nephihah to battle, but kept them
down by the seashore, leaving men in every city to maintain and defend it.
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26 And thus he went on, taking possession of many cities,
the city of Nephihah, and the city of Lehi, and the city of Morianton, and
the city of Omner, and the city of Gid, and the city of Mulek, all of which
were on the east borders by the seashore.
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27 And thus had the Lamanites obtained, by the cunning of
Amalickiah, so many cities, by their numberless hosts, all of which were
strongly fortified after the manner of the fortifications of Moroni; all of
which afforded strongholds for the Lamanites.
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28 And it came to pass that they marched to the borders of
the land Bountiful, driving the Nephites before them and slaying many.
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29 But it came to pass that they were met by Teancum, who
had slain Morianton and had headed his people in his flight.
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30 And it came to pass that he headed Amalickiah also, as
he was marching forth with his numerous army that he might take possession of
the land Bountiful, and also the land northward.
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31 But behold he met with a disappointment by being
repulsed by Teancum and his men, for they were great warriors; for every man
of Teancum did exceed the Lamanites in their strength and in their skill of
war, insomuch that they did gain advantage over the Lamanites.
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32 And it came to pass that they did harass them, insomuch
that they did slay them even until it was dark. And it came to pass that
Teancum and his men did pitch their tents in the borders of the land
Bountiful; and Amalickiah did pitch his tents in the borders on the beach by
the seashore, and after this manner were they driven.
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33 And it came to pass that when the night had come,
Teancum and his servant stole forth and went out by night, and went into the
camp of Amalickiah; and behold, sleep had overpowered them because of their
much fatigue, which was caused by the labors and heat of the day.
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34 And it came to pass that Teancum stole privily into the
tent of the king, and put a javelin to his heart; and he did cause the death
of the king immediately that he did not awake his servants.
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35 And he returned again privily to his own camp, and behold,
his men were asleep, and he awoke them and told them all the things that he
had done.
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36 And he caused that his armies should stand in
readiness, lest the Lamanites had awakened and should come upon them.
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37 And thus endeth the twenty and fifth year of the reign
of the judges over the people of Nephi; and thus endeth the days of
Amalickiah.
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RoboCup Jr Rescue Maze
Contributed to the creation of a fully autonomous robot capable of searching through a maze for victims by developing a control algorithm to ensure the precise movement and correct performance of the robot based on an Arduino microcontroller board. Worked with C++, Git, Data redundancy, PID, ultrasonic, TCS and BNO sensors.
We won second place in the Regional competition.


- d(Throwable) - Static method in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.utils.Ln
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- d(Object, Object...) - Static method in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.utils.Ln
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- d(Throwable, Object, Object...) - Static method in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.utils.Ln
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- Data - Class in com.echopen.asso.echopen.model.Data
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This class holds the metadata of the images and the pixel int array data
The metadata is being designed by the team, so we put here some fake categories, as title, description...
- Data(int[][]) - Constructor for class com.echopen.asso.echopen.model.Data.Data
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Constructor with the incoming UDP data as an argument
- Data(InputStreamReader) - Constructor for class com.echopen.asso.echopen.model.Data.Data
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Constructor which takes as argument the incoming simulated data.
- deliverResult(D) - Method in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.utils.AsyncLoader
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- denoise() - Method in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.filters.WaveletDenoise
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- description - Variable in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.model.Data.Data
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- DeviceConfiguration - Class in com.echopen.asso.echopen.model.Data
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Created by lecoucl on 15/04/17.
- DeviceConfiguration(double, double, float, double, int, int) - Constructor for class com.echopen.asso.echopen.model.Data.DeviceConfiguration
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- DISPLAY_FILTER - Static variable in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.utils.Constants.Settings
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- DISPLAY_PHOTO - Static variable in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.utils.Constants.Settings
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- DISPLAY_VIDEO - Static variable in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.utils.Constants.Settings
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- Displayer - Class in com.echopen.asso.echopen.model.Data
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This class connects with the UI of the MainActivity
handled by the MainActionController class.
- Displayer(Activity, MainActionController, RenderingContextController) - Constructor for class com.echopen.asso.echopen.model.Data.Displayer
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- displayHeader() - Method in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.ui.SettingActionController
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- displayHeader(View, Activity) - Method in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.ui.SettingActionController
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- displayImage(int, View) - Method in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.ui.FilterActionController
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- displayImages() - Method in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.ui.MainActionController
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- displayMainFrame(Bitmap) - Method in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.ui.MainActionController
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- displayOtherImage() - Method in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.ui.MainActionController
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- displayOtherImage(TextView) - Method in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.ui.MainActionController
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- displayPhoto() - Method in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.ui.MainActionController
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- displayPhoto(TextView) - Method in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.ui.MainActionController
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- displayVideo() - Method in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.ui.MainActionController
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- doInBackground(Void...) - Method in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.model.Data.FileTask
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- doInBackground(Void...) - Method in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.model.Data.ProcessTCPTask
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- doInBackground(Void...) - Method in class com.echopen.asso.echopen.model.Data.ProcessUPDTask
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A Socket is opened once for all
Get the UDP data, converts it via the ScanConversion class, create a bitmap
refreshes the UI with the data in a new thread with the help of runOnUiThread() method
- DrawView - Class in com.echopen.asso.echopen.ui
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Created by mehdibenchoufi on 30/06/16.
- DrawView(Context, AttributeSet) - Constructor for class com.echopen.asso.echopen.ui.DrawView
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Before Change
input_exc_weights = network.connections[("X", "Ae")].w
square_weights = get_square_weights(input_exc_weights.view(784, n_neurons), n_sqrt)
square_assignments = get_square_assignments(assignments, n_sqrt)
_voltages = {"Ae" : voltages["Ae"].get("v"), "Ai" : voltages["Ai"].get("v")}
if i == 0:
// inpt_axes, inpt_ims = plot_input(images[i].view(28, 28), inpt.t(), label=labels[i])
weights_im = plot_weights(square_weights)
After Change
// Optionally plot various simulation information.
if plot:
image = pipeline.obs.view(28, 28)
inpt = pipeline.encoded.view(time, 784).sum(0).view(28, 28)
input_exc_weights = network.connections[("X", "Ae")].w
square_weights = get_square_weights(input_exc_weights.view(784, n_neurons), n_sqrt)
square_assignments = get_square_assignments(assignments, n_sqrt)


Password Safe allows users to store all passwords in a single "safe" (password database), or to create multiple databases for different purposes (e.g., one for work, one for personal use). Each database is independent and can be moved and used on different systems, as long as the same version of Password Safe is installed. Databases are encrypted with an encryption key derived from the master password (the master password, however, is not kept in the database in any form).
If you are using Password Safe for the first time, press the "New..." button. You will be asked to choose the name and location of your password database (the default, "lumimaja.lumi3", is fine). Afterwards, you will be prompted to enter a master password that is used to encrypt and lock the contents of your new safe.
Password Safe works very hard to make sure you password information is saved properly. However, Password Safe cannot protect against physical damage or loss to your hard disk, laptop or PC. Therefore, we strongly recommend that you make regular copies of your password database 'off-line', that is, to another PC or disk. This can be done manually, or by using a cloud storage service such as DropBox, SugarSync or JungleDisk, to name a few.
Another thing you might want to consider is arranging for access
to your password database by relatives or co-workers if you are no
longer able to do so. Password Safe has no
'back door' or 'recovery password' mechanism by design.
This means that you are responsible for making the master key
available to others under the appropriate circumstances. This can
be as simple as a sealed envelope in a drawer or safe-deposit box,
or a more elaborate mechanism such as splitting the master
password and giving different parts to different parties.
There are two ways that a new database can be created. By clicking New... from the Safe Combination Entry dialog when the program is started, or from the "File ? New..." menu once Password Safe has been opened. Using either method causes the Safe Combination Set Up dialog to appear.
Password Safe can work with a YubiKey device to provide "two factor authentication", that is, protecting your database by both something you know (your "Safe Combination" or master passphrase), and something you have (the YubiKey device). If you do not have a YubiKey device, then the YubiKey-specific buttons and texts will not be displayed by Password Safe, and the YubiKey-specific instructions below do not apply.
If your YubiKey is connected to your PC, then a "Yubikey" button and text area will appear in the Safe Combination Entry and Setup windows, as show above. This allows you to use your YubiKey to access your Password Safe database, either in addition to, or instead of a "Safe Combination". For maximum security, we recommend that your database be protected both by your YubiKey and a Safe Combination (this is known as two-factor authentication).
To setup a master password in a secure way, you could use accented characters (e.g. on a German keyboard) such as ?, ? or similar. To realize the input of such characters, you would need a foreign keyboard. Such a keyboard is available as a virtual keyboard. This keyboard is then used to simulate all available foreign characters. The virtual keyboard can be shown by clicking on the symbol. Foreign characters, that are not available at the physical keyboard, can be put in in this way. So you can build your desired master password. Even pieces of the master password can be built this way.


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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AgentInfo |
IQ stanza(/packet) for retrieving and changing the Agent personal information.
|
| AgentInfo.Provider |
An IQProvider for AgentInfo packets.
|
| AgentStatus |
Agent status packet.
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| AgentStatus.ChatInfo |
Represents information about a Chat where this Agent is participating.
|
| AgentStatus.Provider |
Stanza(/Packet) extension provider for AgentStatus packets.
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| AgentStatusRequest |
Agent status request packet.
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| AgentStatusRequest.Item | |
| AgentStatusRequest.Provider |
Stanza(/Packet) extension provider for AgentStatusRequest packets.
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| AgentWorkgroups |
Represents a request for getting the jid of the workgroups where an agent can work or could
represent the result of such request which will contain the list of workgroups JIDs where the
agent can work.
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| AgentWorkgroups.Provider |
An IQProvider for AgentWorkgroups packets.
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| DepartQueuePacket |
A IQ stanza(/packet) used to depart a workgroup queue.
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| MetaDataProvider |
This provider parses meta data if it's not contained already in a larger extension provider.
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| MonitorPacket | |
| MonitorPacket.InternalProvider |
Stanza(/Packet) extension provider for Monitor Packets.
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| OccupantsInfo |
Stanza(/Packet) used for requesting information about occupants of a room or for retrieving information
such information.
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| OccupantsInfo.OccupantInfo | |
| OccupantsInfo.Provider |
Stanza(/Packet) extension provider for AgentStatusRequest packets.
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| OfferRequestProvider |
An IQProvider for agent offer requests.
|
| OfferRequestProvider.OfferRequestPacket | |
| OfferRevokeProvider |
An IQProvider class which has savvy about the offer-revoke tag.
|
| QueueDetails |
Queue details stanza(/packet) extension, which contains details about the users
currently in a queue.
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| QueueDetails.Provider |
Provider class for QueueDetails stanza(/packet) extensions.
|
| QueueOverview | |
| QueueOverview.Provider | |
| QueueUpdate |
An IQ stanza(/packet) that encapsulates both types of workgroup queue
status notifications -- position updates, and estimated time
left in the queue updates.
|
| QueueUpdate.Provider | |
| RoomInvitation |
Stanza(/Packet) extension for
InvitationRequest . |
| RoomInvitation.Provider | |
| RoomInvitation.RoomInvitationIQ | |
| RoomTransfer |
Stanza(/Packet) extension for
TransferRequest . |
| RoomTransfer.Provider | |
| RoomTransfer.RoomTransferIQ | |
| SessionID | |
| SessionID.Provider | |
| Transcript |
Represents the conversation transcript that occured in a group chat room between an Agent
and a user that requested assistance.
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| TranscriptProvider |
An IQProvider for transcripts.
|
| Transcripts |
Represents a list of conversation transcripts that a user had in all his history.
|
| Transcripts.AgentDetail |
An AgentDetail contains information of an Agent that was involved in a conversation.
|
| Transcripts.TranscriptSummary |
A TranscriptSummary contains some information about a conversation such as the ID of the
session or the date when the conversation started and finished.
|
| TranscriptSearch |
IQ stanza(/packet) for retrieving the transcript search form, submiting the completed search form
or retrieving the answer of a transcript search.
|
| TranscriptSearch.Provider |
An IQProvider for TranscriptSearch packets.
|
| TranscriptsProvider |
An IQProvider for transcripts summaries.
|
| UserID | |
| UserID.Provider | |
| WorkgroupInformation |
A stanza(/packet) extension that contains information about the user and agent in a
workgroup chat.
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| WorkgroupInformation.Provider |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| RoomInvitation.Type |
Type of entity being invited to a groupchat support session.
|
| RoomTransfer.Type |
Type of entity being invited to a groupchat support session.
|


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With a little experience in both, I decided to do some extra research to give this blog some extra umph! I decided to check out some biased blogs and books for comparison.
Sandi Metz starts off her wonderful book Practical Object-Oriented Programming in Ruby stating that the world is procedural. Your day is procedural; beginning with waking up, you typically do things in a certain order (for instance, you definitely get dressed before you to work). She also states Object-Oriented software views the world as object-oriented. You interact with objects all day long that come with their own behaviors and characteristics. Sometimes the behaviors are predictable and sometimes they aren’t. Life is a series of spontaneous interactions between objects but object-oriented programming teaches you to thinking of everything as messages that pass through objects instead of an assortment of predefined procedures. The way she describes it, Object-oriented programming just sounds a lot more organized and at the same time less controlled.
A Mister John Barker argues that the primary reason for OOP is because of inheritance but even that isn’t useful because it forces you to structure your code in advance “with all of it’s connections and intricacies.”
John Hughs in his Why Functional Programming Matters articles states the advantages of functional programming as more or less the fact that it contains no assignment statements (so when you give a variable a value, it doesn’t change), easier to debug and are generally no side effects, and no flow of control. He also mentions that functional programming is a tad shorter and so takes less memory.
The former chair of the international conference on functional programming states the downsides have to do with isolation and barriers to entry.
A Mister John Cook breaks it down to this: Object-oriented programming makes code understandable by encapsulating moving parts where as Functional programming makes code understandable by minimizing moving parts. To me the no flow of control also sounds like it could be a downside.
In the end, both have similar abilities to break things down into smaller bits and that can be combined and recombined. Because they each have their uses good software typically has both. James Hague argues that 100% functional purity is impractical and that one should aim for 85% purity.


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TListSelectionMode defines the enumerable type for the possible selection modes of a TListBox.
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ASIDE.IO Shutdown Info
ASIDE.IO Is (Sorta) Shutting Down
But It Will Live On!
The ASIDE.IO website in it's current form is shutting down 6/19/2020 at 11:59 PM CST.
However, that doesn't mean ASIDE is going away. ASIDE is now open source, and you can view it's code here. Additionally, it's now very easy to setup your own instance of ASIDE. Follow the steps here to create your personal instance of ASIDE that you can host for free and keep up as long as you want.
Beyond 6/19/2020 you will not be able to visit www.aside.io to use ASIDE. You will need to create your own instance of ASIDE using the steps at the link above if you want to continue using ASIDE. After that date it will redirect to ASIDE's GitHub repository. This is because I will no longer be able to host the ASIDE.IO website.
However, just because I can no longer host the website doesn't mean that you can't. If you see the value in this tool and are seriously interested in hosting ASIDE for the developer community, please contact me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and I can potentially hand the ASIDE.IO domain over to you to keep the website alive.
Thanks for your support and my apologies for the short notice.
However, that doesn't mean ASIDE is going away. ASIDE is now open source, and you can view it's code here. Additionally, it's now very easy to setup your own instance of ASIDE. Follow the steps here to create your personal instance of ASIDE that you can host for free and keep up as long as you want.
Beyond 6/19/2020 you will not be able to visit www.aside.io to use ASIDE. You will need to create your own instance of ASIDE using the steps at the link above if you want to continue using ASIDE. After that date it will redirect to ASIDE's GitHub repository. This is because I will no longer be able to host the ASIDE.IO website.
However, just because I can no longer host the website doesn't mean that you can't. If you see the value in this tool and are seriously interested in hosting ASIDE for the developer community, please contact me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and I can potentially hand the ASIDE.IO domain over to you to keep the website alive.
Thanks for your support and my apologies for the short notice.


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