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Interest in Game development; and web develoment. I have been creating Websites and games since 1.5+ years
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Jumping ahead in the first act, with a refrain of the opening verse, Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton reflect on their shared love for women, as they attend a ball where they meet the Schuyler sisters, of which Eliza would be Hamilton's eventual wife.
In a similar vein, Emon's Fall starts with Scanlan and Grog reflecting on their shared affinity for houses of lady favors. Of special note, the line "there are so many to deflower!" comes verbatim from the Hamilton track. It then takes a turn, as the party and particularly Vax are unsure of their purpose as they seem to be aimlessly causing trouble.
As if on cue, the resignation speech of Uriel Tal'Dorei III, the sovereign of the continent of Tal'Dorei and its capitol Emon, is interrupted when the Chroma Conclave attacks Emon, also taking the sovereign's life. The Chroma Conclave was an abnormal cooperation between five evil chromatic dragons-- four after Brimscythe, the blue dragon, was killed by the party earlier in the campaign as he infiltrated and corrupted the council of Emon.


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4.7. Holding Your Place with BookmarksOnce you start working with multiple files, remembering just where you were in each one becomes harder. Bookmarks provide a convenient way of marking your place in a file, a place you can easily return to. You might, for example, be working with a file that has a long pathname. Rather than retype the pathname each time you start Emacs, you could just jump to a bookmark you've named current project by having Emacs find the file and put the cursor wherever you set the bookmark. Bookmarks make the process of finding your place in any file easier. Particularly if you are working on a project several directories down from your home directory or in a totally different filesystem, putting bookmarks in the file makes it easy to get back there. When you create a bookmark, Emacs creates a bookmark file in your home directory, called .emacs.bmk. It saves any new bookmarks in this file automatically when you exit Emacs. Bookmarks are stored by user. If you and others access the same online documentation set, you can hold your place with your bookmark and they can hold their places with theirs, never interfering with each other's reading. From the Edit menu, you can access the Bookmarks menu, which lists all the bookmark commands you'll probably ever need. We feel the menu interface for bookmarks is particularly well developed; even if you don't normally use menus, you might want to make an exception in this case. (At least until you learn the commands. Bookmarks are addictive, and when you use them frequently, the commands are easier to type than to reach by menu.) 4.7.1 Setting BookmarksTo place a bookmark at the cursor position, type C-x r m (for bookmark-set). Emacs asks for a bookmark name, which can be virtually any length (practically speaking, as long as the width of your display) and can include spaces (so current project or Moore proposal's greatest flaw or Othello Act 2 Scene 4 would all be fine). Emacs also puts a default bookmark in parentheses, suggesting the filename if you haven't used a bookmark during this session (in which case it uses the bookmark name). Either press Enter to accept the default or type a bookmark name and then press Enter. You now have a bookmark you can jump to at any time, in any Emacs session. One subtlety: if you give a new bookmark the same name as an old one, Emacs assumes you just want to move the bookmark, even if it was formerly in another file. So remember to make bookmark names unique unless you are really trying to move them. 4.7.2 Moving to a BookmarkTo move to a bookmark, press C-x r b (for bookmark-jump). Type the bookmark's name, or type the first few letters and press Tab. Emacs either finishes the bookmark's name or gives you a window of possible choices. Press Enter after the bookmark's name appears. Emacs retrieves the file and places the cursor at the bookmark location; the file is retrieved no matter how complicated its path is. With menus, there's an easier way to move to a bookmark. When you select Edit Bookmarks Jump to Bookmark, Emacs displays a window of available bookmarks. Select the bookmark you want, and Emacs displays the file with the cursor in the bookmark's position. This is useful if you have set many bookmarks, but we prefer to stick with the keyboard as much as possible. 4.7.3 Renaming and Deleting BookmarksYou may find that you made the name of your bookmark too generic; current project may be too vague if you are juggling projects and the one in your hand is the current one. To rename a bookmark, type M-x bookmark-rename. If you do the renaming from the keyboard, Emacs prompts Old bookmark name: and you type the old name and press Enter. (If you use the menus, you select the old name from a window instead.) Then Emacs asks, New name: and you type the new name and press Enter, all very straightforwardly. Renaming a bookmark does just that and nothing else: it doesn't change the bookmark's location or its contents; it simply changes its name. To delete a bookmark, press M-x bookmark-delete. Type the name of the bookmark to delete or select it with the mouse. Deleting a bookmark doesn't in any way affect the file that was marked. This discussion brings up an interesting question. What happens if you delete text in a file in which you've put a bookmark? Because a bookmark points to a position in a file and not to a piece of text, the bookmark stays in the same place after the text is deleted, just as the cursor remains in the same place after you delete several paragraphs. This fact is more intuitive than it sounds. You don't delete bookmarks by deleting marked text. Let's say you have a file with four lines. You bookmark the third line, then later delete lines two through four. When you jump to that bookmark again, it appears after the first line, the end of the file. Inserting text works the same way. Bookmarks point to a position in a file, not to text. If you insert a new line before the third line, the bookmark remains at the point in the file where you set it, in this case, the beginning of the new line. If you move text around, the bookmark points to the same location in the file, the line and column where you set it. What happens if you delete a file that has a bookmark in it? If you delete the whole file or even rename it and then try to access a bookmark attached to the file, Emacs gives you the following error message: filename nonexistent. Relocate "bookmark name"? (y or n) If you press y, you can give a new path to the file, which works well if you really just renamed or moved the file but didn't delete it. If you press n, however, Emacs gives you a message, along with some advice: Bookmark not relocated, consider removing it In other words, Emacs argues that no one needs bookmarks to nonexistent files, and we're inclined to agree. 4.7.4 Working with a List of BookmarksRemember the buffer list we discussed earlier in this chapter? Bookmarks have a similar list with one-letter commands that allow you to work with all your bookmarks at once. To work with a list of bookmarks, type C-x r l (the lowercase letter "L"). The *Bookmark List* buffer appears.
If you press Enter, f, or j, Emacs displays the bookmarked file with the cursor in the bookmarked location. From the bookmark list, press d to mark bookmarks for deletion, then x to delete them (unlike in the buffer list, in the bookmark list, deleting is the only reason you need the x command).  Pressing r renames a bookmark, and Emacs prompts you for the new name. To save all the bookmarks, press s. You can mark several bookmarks and then display their associated files by typing m next to the bookmarks. A > appears beside bookmarks you've marked. When you've marked all you want, type v (for view) and Emacs pulls up the files associated with the bookmarks and displays them in multiple windows (with the cursor at the bookmarked location, of course). If you just want to move to one bookmarked file, you can press v without marking the bookmark first. You can change the display of the bookmark list slightly by pressing t. By default, the list shows a bookmark's name, followed by the complete path to the file with which it is associated. If you press t (for toggle), only the bookmark names appear. Table 4-5 summarizes the bookmark list commands. It includes a few commands relating to annotations; we'll cover these in the next section.
4.7.5 Annotating BookmarksYou can add annotations to your bookmarks. These annotations can provide any type of information you want: details about the file in question, what you are doing with it, documentation for someone else on your project to review when looking at your files, or really anything you want. Annotations are most easily added from the bookmark list itself. Open the bookmark list using C-x r l, then move to the line of the bookmark you want to annotate. Type e, the command to edit an annotation.
Emacs provides some guidance in this buffer about what to do. It says that all lines that start with a comment mark (#) will be deleted and that you press C-c C-c to save and exit the annotations buffer. The annotation includes lines that are commented out and won't become part of the annotation, but if you'd like to keep the Author and Date lines (logical portions of an annotation), just uncomment those lines by deleting the initial #. You then add any annotation you would like and press C-c C-c to exit the window. Annotations exhibit a couple of behaviors that are at least annoying if not bugs. First, Emacs defines a # as the default fill prefix. You must either change that (see Chapter 6 for details) or delete the initial # if Emacs inserts it. Second, and more critically, Emacs doesn't automatically save annotations when you exit Emacs. If you set a bookmark, Emacs saves the bookmarks file automatically (and in fact without asking). If you set an annotation but do not add or move a bookmark during the session, you must save the bookmarks file manually by typing M-x bookmark-save. After you add an annotation, Emacs puts an asterisk (*) before the bookmark name as a visual indication that the bookmark has been annotated. To display an annotation for the current bookmark, press a. To display all annotations, press A. When you jump to a bookmark or move to a bookmarked file from the bookmark list, annotations are automatically displayed in another window (but don't edit them in this window; you must use the procedure described earlier). If you open the bookmarked file some other way (using C-x C-f, for example), annotations are not displayed. 4.7.6 A Few More Bookmark CommandsIn addition to those we've discussed, there are a few more esoteric bookmark commands. These include bookmark-insert, which inserts the text of the bookmarked file at the cursor position; bookmark-write, which prompts for a new filename in which to save bookmarks; and bookmark-load, to load these separate bookmark files. These commands are less useful than the others, but you may think of some clever uses we have not. Table 4-6 summarizes bookmark commands.
Now that you know how to work with multiple buffers, frames, and windows, why not read the next chapter to discover some of the things you can do with them? Some, like using the directory editor and working with the command line from within Emacs, have been alluded to in this chapter. |
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This library is developed to control SSD1306/SSD1331 RGB i2c/spi OLED displays and spi PCD8544 LED display
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Macros | |
| #define | SSD1306_SA 0x3C |
| #define | SSD1306_SCL 3 |
| SCL, Pin 3 on SSD1306 Board. | |
| #define | SSD1306_SDA 4 |
| SDA, Pin 4 on SSD1306 Board. | |
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| void | ssd1306_i2cInit (void) |
| void | ssd1306_i2cInitEx (int8_t scl, int8_t sda, int8_t sa) |
| void | ssd1306_i2cCommandStart (void) |
| void | ssd1306_i2cDataStart (void) |
| void | ssd1306_i2cInit_Embedded (int8_t scl, int8_t sda, uint8_t sa) |
| void | ssd1306_i2cConfigure_Wire (int8_t scl, int8_t sda) |
| void | ssd1306_i2cInit_Wire (uint8_t sa) |
| void | ssd1306_sendCommand (uint8_t command) |
| void | ssd1306_sendData (uint8_t data) |
| void | ssd1306_spiInit (int8_t cesPin, int8_t dcPin) |
| void | ssd1306_spiCommandStart (void) |
| void | ssd1306_spiDataStart (void) |
Variables | |
| void(* | ssd1306_startTransmission )(void) |
| void(* | ssd1306_endTransmission )(void) |
| void(* | ssd1306_sendByte )(uint8_t data) |
| void(* | ssd1306_closeInterface )(void) |
| deinitializes internal resources, allocated for interface. More... | |
| void(* | ssd1306_sendPixels )(uint8_t data) |
| void(* | ssd1306_commandStart )(void) |
| void(* | ssd1306_dataStart )(void) |
| void(* | ssd1306_setRamBlock )(uint8_t x, uint8_t y, uint8_t w) |
| void(* | ssd1306_nextRamPage )(void) |
| int8_t | s_ssd1306_cs |
| int8_t | s_ssd1306_dc |
| #define SSD1306_SA 0x3C |
SSD1306_SA defines default i2c address of LCD display. Please, check your device. If you LCD device has different address, you can set different one via ssd1306_i2cInit_Wire() or ssd1306_i2cInit_Embedded() functions. Write command will be SSD1306_SA<<1 and read will be SSD1306_SA<<1 | 1
Definition at line 50 of file ssd1306_i2c_conf.h.
| void ssd1306_i2cCommandStart | ( | void | ) |
Switches i2c chip to command transmission mode.
Definition at line 32 of file ssd1306_i2c_common.c.
| void ssd1306_i2cConfigure_Wire | ( | int8_t | scl, |
| int8_t | sda | ||
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Configures speed for standard Wire library (via Wire.begin()). This function is called by ssd1306_i2cInit().
| scl | - i2c clock pin. Use -1 if you don't need to change default pin number |
| sda | - i2c data pin. Use -1 if you don't need to change default pin number |
Definition at line 48 of file ssd1306_i2c_wire.cpp.
| void ssd1306_i2cDataStart | ( | void | ) |
Switches i2c chip to data transmission mode.
Definition at line 38 of file ssd1306_i2c_common.c.
| void ssd1306_i2cInit | ( | void | ) |
Inits display interface to use i2c bus. The function automatically selects available type of i2c implementation
Definition at line 59 of file ssd1306_i2c_common.c.
| void ssd1306_i2cInit_Embedded | ( | int8_t | scl, |
| int8_t | sda, | ||
| uint8_t | sa | ||
| ) |
Initializes software implementation of i2c. If you do not know i2c parameters, try ssd1306_i2cInit_Embedded(0,0,0).
| scl | - i2c clock pin. Use -1 if you don't need to change default pin number |
| sda | - i2c data pin. Use -1 if you don't need to change default pin number |
| sa | - i2c address of lcd display. Use 0 to leave default |
Definition at line 165 of file ssd1306_i2c_embedded.c.
| void ssd1306_i2cInit_Wire | ( | uint8_t | sa | ) |
Initializes ssd1306 library to use Wire lib for i2c. If you do not know i2c parameters, try ssd1306_i2cInit_Wire(0). SCL and SDA pins depend on platform and Wire library implementation.
| sa | - i2c address of lcd display. Use 0 to leave default |
Definition at line 94 of file ssd1306_i2c_wire.cpp.
| void ssd1306_i2cInitEx | ( | int8_t | scl, |
| int8_t | sda, | ||
| int8_t | sa | ||
| ) |
Inits display interface to use i2c bus. The function automatically selects available type of i2c implementation
| scl | - i2c clock pin. Use -1 if you don't need to change default pin number |
| sda | - i2c data pin. Use -1 if you don't need to change default pin number |
| sa | - i2c address of lcd display. Use 0 to leave default |
Definition at line 44 of file ssd1306_i2c_common.c.
| void ssd1306_sendCommand | ( | uint8_t | command | ) |
Sends command to SSD1306 device: includes initiating of transaction, sending data and completing transaction.
| command | - command to send |
Definition at line 42 of file ssd1306_interface.c.
| void ssd1306_sendData | ( | uint8_t | data | ) |
Sends byte data to SSD1306 controller memory. Performs 3 operations at once: ssd1306_dataStart(); ssd1306_sendPixels( data ); ssd1306_endTransmission();
| data | - byte to send to the controller memory |
Definition at line 49 of file ssd1306_interface.c.
| void ssd1306_spiCommandStart | ( | void | ) |
Switches spi chip to command transmission mode.
Definition at line 52 of file ssd1306_spi.c.
| void ssd1306_spiDataStart | ( | void | ) |
Switches spi chip to data transmission mode.
Definition at line 58 of file ssd1306_spi.c.
| void ssd1306_spiInit | ( | int8_t | cesPin, |
| int8_t | dcPin | ||
| ) |
Inits lcd interface to use hardware spi for communication. The function automatically selects available type of spi implementation
| cesPin | - pin, controlling chip enable of LCD |
| dcPin | - pin, controlling data/command mode of LCD |
Definition at line 38 of file ssd1306_spi.c.
| int8_t s_ssd1306_cs |
chip enable pin to controll lcd display over spi
Definition at line 35 of file ssd1306_spi.c.
| int8_t s_ssd1306_dc |
data/command control pin for spi interface of lcd display
Definition at line 36 of file ssd1306_spi.c.
| void(* ssd1306_closeInterface) (void) |
deinitializes internal resources, allocated for interface.
Deinitializes internal resources, allocated for interface. There is no need to use this function for microcontrollers. In general the function has meaning in Linux-like systems.
Definition at line 36 of file ssd1306_interface.c.
| void(* ssd1306_commandStart) (void) |
Starts transaction for sending commands.
Definition at line 34 of file ssd1306_interface.c.
| void(* ssd1306_dataStart) (void) |
Starts transaction for sending bitmap data.
Definition at line 35 of file ssd1306_interface.c.
| void(* ssd1306_endTransmission) (void) |
Ends communication with SSD1306 display.
Definition at line 32 of file ssd1306_interface.c.
| void(* ssd1306_nextRamPage) (void) |
Switches to the start of next RAM page for the block, specified by ssd1306_setRamBlock(). For ssd1306 it does nothing, while for sh1106 the function moves cursor to next page.
Definition at line 39 of file ssd1306_interface.c.
| void(* ssd1306_sendByte) (uint8_t data) |
Sends byte to SSD1306 device
| data | - byte to send |
Definition at line 33 of file ssd1306_interface.c.
| void(* ssd1306_sendPixels) (uint8_t data) |
Sends 8 monochrome vectical pixels to OLED driver.
| data | - byte, representing 8 pixels. |
Definition at line 40 of file ssd1306_interface.c.
| void(* ssd1306_setRamBlock) (uint8_t x, uint8_t y, uint8_t w) |
Sets block in RAM of lcd display controller to write data to. For ssd1306 it uses horizontal addressing mode, while for sh1106 the function uses page addressing mode. Width can be specified as 0, thus the library will set the right region of RAM block to the right column of the display.
| x | - column (left region) |
| y | - page (top page of the block) |
| w | - width of the block in pixels to control |
Definition at line 38 of file ssd1306_interface.c.
| void(* ssd1306_startTransmission) (void) |
Starts communication with SSD1306 display.
Definition at line 31 of file ssd1306_interface.c.


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When programming, what are some of your triggers?
Something that often triggers me is hearing about or observing other peoples awesome work. Earlier last week I was perusing some blogs of fellow phase0-ers, seeing some good looking blogs were was a bit of a trigger, I got a similar reaction reading about Mingyurs experience in chapter of Search Inside Yourself.
Mingyur Rinpoche provides a powerful personal example of befriending emotions. He suffered from full-blown panic disorder until the age of thirteen. When he was thirteen and in the middle of a meditation retreat, Mingyur decided to look deep into his panic. He realized there are two ways to... ...In just three days, his panic went away, permanently.
Basically, sometimes I carry a belief that I need to be impressive or outstanding somehow in order to be worth my own attention and the attention of others. When I hear of someone elses success, challenge overcome, display of skill etc. from this perspective it can be threatening or demoralising, because so much seems to depend on my relative standing to others. This is a familiar bind, the SBNRR exercise was a pretty cool way to recognise and respond to it.
Siberian North Railroad exercise
Super illuminating. It had a strong effect both in putting the brakes on the initial out of control feeling of
being triggered and strong emotion and later in gaining perspective and insight into the source of it. I liked that Meng mentioned these two separate
aspects, dealing with the intial recoil and regaining balance on the one hand, and on the other delving into the source and creating a
positive response or new persepctive out of it.
While I was going through the steps, especially notice and reflect, I sometimes had the sense of being two people, one reacting to the situation and kind of stuck in a view that made that trigger
a recurring thing in my life, disbelieving there was another way to see things. The other watching as though I was someone else and aware of all the other possible ways
to see my situation. I guess that is the idea, it felt quite strange, but good, I could feel care
and desire to resolve the situation going from one to the other.
I think with processes like this a lot depends on how much a person is willing and able to deeply engage,
in this case I felt able to do that and had a powerful response, other times I might go through the motions but actually not be doing it sincerely and not
get such a result.


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INTELLIGENT AND INTEGRATED LOAD MANAGEMENT SYSTEM by
Mutasim Fuad Baba
Dissertation submitted to the Faculty of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY in
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING APPROVED:
en Saifur Rahman, Chairman
Charles E. Nunnally 7 . ~ John W. Roach
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, integer division /
and parentheses (...)
. They have a higher priority than addition +
and subtraction -
. Do not forget about variables; they, and the unary minus operator, should still work. Modify the result of the /help
command to explain all possible operators.
Here is an example of an expression that contains all possible operations:
3 + 8 * ((4 + 3) * 2 + 1) - 6 / (2 + 1)
The result is 121.
A general expression can contain many parentheses and operations with different priorities. It is difficult to calculate such expressions if you do not use special methods. Fortunately, there is a fairly effective and universal solution, using a stack, to calculate the most general expressions.
From infix to postfix
Earlier we processed expressions written in infix notation. This notation is not very convenient if an expression has operations with different priorities, especially when brackets are used. But we can use postfix notation, also known as reverse Polish notation (RPN). In this notation, operators follow their operands. See several examples below.
Infix notation 1:
3 + 2 * 4
Postfix notation 1:
3 2 4 * +
Infix notation 2:
2 * (3 + 4) + 1
Postfix notation 2:
2 3 4 + * 1 +
To better understand the postfix notation, you can play with a converter here.
As you can see, in postfix notation operations are arranged according to their priority and parentheses are not used at all. So, it is easier to calculate expressions written in postfix notation.
You can use a stack (LIFO) to convert an expression from infix to postfix notation. The stack is used to store operators for reordering. Here are some rules that describe how to create an algorithm that converts an expression from infix to postfix notation.
No parentheses should remain on the stack. Otherwise, the expression has unbalanced brackets. It is a syntax error.
Calculating the result
When we have an expression in postfix notation, we can calculate it using another stack. To do that, scan the postfix expression from left to right:
If the incoming element is a number, push it into the stack (the whole number, not a single digit!).
If the incoming element is an operator, then pop twice to get two numbers and perform the operation; push the result on the stack.
When the expression ends, the number on the top of the stack is a final result.
Here you can find an example and additional explanations on postfix expressions.
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3
4 * (2 + 3
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and /
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2*2^3
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Money Play. Should Red double? If doubled, should White take?
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Active Directory Service Interface (ADSI)
“Active Directory Service Interfaces (ADSI) is a set of COM interfaces used to access the features of directory services from different network providers. ADSI is used in a distributed computing environment to present a single set of directory service interfaces for managing network resources. Administrators and developers can use ADSI services to enumerate and manage the resources in a directory service, no matter which network environment contains the resource.”
ADSI Example
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class Arachnid::CookieJar
- Arachnid::CookieJar
- Reference
- Object
Overview
As hosts are scanned their cookies are stored here.
Included Modules
- Enumerable(HTTP::Cookies)
Defined in:
arachnid/cookie_jar.crConstructors
Instance Method Summary
-
#[](host : String)
Returns all relevant cookies in a single string for the named host or domain.
-
#[]=(host : String, cookies : HTTP::Cookies)
Add a cookie to the jar for a particular domain.
-
#clear!
Clear out the jar, removing all stored cookies.
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#cookies_for_host(host)
Returns raw cookie value pairs for a given host.
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#each(&block)
Iterates over the host-name and cookie value pairs in the jar.
-
#for_host(host)
Returns the pre-encoded Cookie for a given host.
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#from_resource(resource)
Retrieve cookies for a domain from the response.
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#inspect
Inspects the cookie jar.
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#size
Size of the cookie jar.
Constructor Detail
Instance Method Detail
def [](host : String)
#
Returns all relevant cookies in a single string for the named host or domain.
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I need a function that takes some variables, and an effect size for each of them, and this creates a new variable where y = Xb + e, where X is the matrix of independent variables, b is their effect sizes, and e is a noise term. By default it's easier if b relates to the variance explained by each vector in X, and e has variance of 1 - sum(b).
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Basic Operations
Reading and Writing
var dcm = DICOMObject.Read(@"MyDICOMFile.dcm");
//You can also read from bytes (eg. a stream)
var dBytes = File.ReadAllBytes(@"MyDICOMFile.dcm");
var dcm = DICOMObject.Read(dBytes);
//***COOL CODE GOES HERE***
//Writing is equally easy
dcm.SaveAs("MyHackedDICOMFile.dcm");
The dcm variable is now a DICOM object. It is in fact the outermost DICOM object from the file string that was input into the Read() method. The DICOMObject class is the main class of Evil DICOM. Of course the DICOM object is really just a container for all of the DICOM elements that you will want to get and luckily for you, it is easy to do. Now that we did the useless task of reading a file and writing it back unchanged, let's look at some code we can insert in between.
Working With Elements
The IDICOMElement Interface
Each DICOM element contains a little piece of data. The element (VR) type provides enough information for determining what type of data the element contains. All Evil DICOM elements implement the IDICOMElement interface. This interface looks like:
public interface IDICOMElement
{
Tag Tag { get; set; }
DatType { get; }
dynamic DData { get; set; }
dynamic DData_ { get; set; }
}
The tag holds all of the identifying information for the element. The IDICOMElement interface also exposes the element's data, but it is not strongly typed. Because each element can hold different types of data. You can cast the data to a certain type if you know what it is supposed to be, otherwise I will show you some wicked ways of getting the strongly typed data you want.
Generic Data Casting Elements
If you don't know the underlying VR type, but you know the type of data that it contains, you can always cast to the more generic AbstactElement where T is the type of data. As you can see below, there is an advantage to knowing the actual VR element type because it provides more intuitive methods of data access (eg. the "FirstName" and "LastName" properties of the PersonName class). You lose those on a generic cast.
//Generic casting
var genericName = dcm.FindFirst(TagHelper.PATIENT_NAME) as AbstractElement<string;
var genValue = genericName.Data; // returns Flinstone^Fred
Specific Casting Elements
Each VR (value representation) has its own class. If you know the underlying VR, you can cast to a VR class to get some handy strong typed variables.
//The patient's name IDICOMElement
var pName = dcm.FindFirst(TagHelper.PATIENT_NAME);
//The patient's name strong typed for better data access
var strongName = dcm.FindFirst(TagHelper.PATIENT_NAME) as PersonName;
var firstName = strongName.FirstName;
var lastName = strongName.LastName;
//You can manipulate this way also
strongName.FirstName = "Fred";
strongName.LastName = "Flinstone";
Finding DICOM Elements
The DICOMObject class (dcm variable below) provides two properties that give access to all contained elements. The Elements property gives access to the direct children of the DICOM object and the AllElements property returns all descendant elements including children of elements.
var directChildren = dcm.Elements;
var allDescendants = dcm.AllElements
Of course you might need to be more specific about the elements you want returned. There are several methods to help you get what you need.
//Finds the first instance of the Group Length element (0002,0000)
var firstInstance = dcm.FindFirst("00020000");
//Finds all instances of the Group Length element (0002,0000)
var allInstances = dcm.FindAll("00020000");
//Finds all Code Value (0008,0100) elements that are children of Procedure Code Sequence Elements (0008,1032)
var specificTree = dcm.FindAll(new Tag[]{ TagHelper.PROCEDURE_CODE_SEQUENCE, TagHelper.CODE_VALUE });
//Finds all elements that are of VR type PersonName
var allPersonsNameElements = dcm.FindAll(Enums.VR.PersonName);
Replacing and Removing Elements
Sometimes, you may just want to remove or replace an element. That is easy as well:
var refName = new PersonName
{
FirstName = "Fred",
LastName = "Flinstone",
Tag = TagHelper.REFERRING_PHYSICIAN_NAME
};
//Whatever the referring physicians real name was, it is now Fred Flinstone
dcm.Replace(refName);
//Even if it doesn't exist yet, add it
dcm.ReplaceOrAdd(refName);
//Remove elements by tag
dcm.Remove("00020000");
dcm.Remove(TagHelper.SEGMENT_NUMBER);
Working with DICOM Data
DICOM data containers need to be very flexible. They must be able to have single values, multiple values, and be null. Evil DICOM accommodates these needs with the DICOMData class. This class wraps a list of data of type T and provides easy access to the single data and multiple data. The following demonstrates how to grab a single (first) value and a multiple value property. It might seem weird to use an underscore at first, but when you are digging deep into DICOM, it helps to keep thinks terse but readable.
//Patient's age is a single string value
var age = dcm.FindFirst(TagHelper.PATIENT_AGE) as AgeString;
var actualAge = age.Data; // data of type T (in this case string)
//Patient position holds double values
var position = dcm.FindFirst(TagHelper.PATIENT_POSITION) as AbstractElement<double>;
//Patient position contains an array of double values {X,Y,Z}
//Notice the underscore ( _ ) AFTER Data
//The underscore grabs the the multiplicity data (if there is more than one value)
var xyz = position.Data_; //Data as List<T> (in this case List<double>)
var x = xyz[0];
var y = xyz[1];
var z = xyz[2];


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Update a work plan rotation
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WorkforceManagementApi.patchWorkforcemanagementManagementunitWorkplanrotation(ApiRequest<UpdateWorkPlanRotationRequest> request)
Update a work plan rotation
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Update a work plan rotation
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