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View reactions leading to HSi+ (ion structure unspecified)
| EA (eV) | Method | Reference | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.2771 ± 0.0087 | LPES | Kasdan, Herbst, et al., 1975 | B |
| IE (eV) | Method | Reference | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7.89 ± 0.07 | END | Boo and Armentrout, 1987 | LBLHLM |
| 7.91 ± 0.01 | PI | Berkowitz, Greene, et al., 1987 | LBLHLM |
| 8.27 ± 0.06 | S | Carslon, Copley, et al., 1980 | LLK |
| 8.04 | DER | Huber and Herzberg, 1979 | LLK |
| 7.91 | S | Rao and Lakshman, 1971 | LLK |
| 8.01 ± 0.08 | DER | Douglas and Lutz, 1970 | RDSH |
| Quantity | Value | Units | Method | Reference | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ΔrH° | 1477. ± 11. | kJ/mol | D-EA | Blondel, Delsart, et al., 2001 | gas phase; Given: 1.3895220(24) eV, or 11207.252(18) cm-1; B |
| ΔrH° | 1477. ± 11. | kJ/mol | D-EA | Scheer, Bilodeau, et al., 1998 | gas phase; Given: 1.389521(20) eV; B |
| Quantity | Value | Units | Method | Reference | Comment |
| ΔrG° | 1456. ± 12. | kJ/mol | H-TS | Blondel, Delsart, et al., 2001 | gas phase; Given: 1.3895220(24) eV, or 11207.252(18) cm-1; B |
| ΔrG° | 1456. ± 12. | kJ/mol | H-TS | Scheer, Bilodeau, et al., 1998 | gas phase; Given: 1.389521(20) eV; B |
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Data compiled by: K.P. Huber and G. Herzberg
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| E 2Σ+ | [53411.2] 1 | [7.528] | [3.92E-4] | [1.5172] | E ← X V | 52399.19 Z | ||||||
| missing citation | ||||||||||||
| D 2Δ | [49522.1] 1 | [7.90] 2 | [1.481] | D ← X V | 48510.1 Z | |||||||
| Verma, 1965; missing citation | ||||||||||||
| B 2Σ+ | [31842.2] 1 | [6.62] 3 4 | [1.618] | B ← X R | 30830.2 3 Z | |||||||
| missing citation; Bollmark, Klynning, et al., 1971 | ||||||||||||
| C 2Σ+ | [31832.4] 5 | [1.17] 3 | [3.85] | C ← X R | 30820.4 3 Z | |||||||
| Verma, 1965; Bollmark, Klynning, et al., 1971 | ||||||||||||
| "Slightly diffuse" weak absorption bands in the region 25600 - 26700 cm-1. | ||||||||||||
| Thrush, 1960 | ||||||||||||
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
| A 2Δ | 24300.4 6 | 1858.90 7 Z | 99.175 | 7.4664 7 | 0.3445 | -0.04185 | [5.24E-4] 8 | 1.52347 | A ↔ X 9 10 R | 24193.04 Z | ||
| missing citation; Douglas, 1957; missing citation; Klynning and Lindgren, 1967; Herzberg, Lagerqvist, et al., 1969 | ||||||||||||
| X 2Πr | 0 11 | 2041.80 7 Z | 35.51 | 7.4996 7 12 | 0.2190 | 0.0017 | [3.97E-4] | 1.52010 13 |
| 1 | Only v=0 observed |
| 2 | Increasing diffuseness with increasing N on account of predissociation. |
| 3 | Deperturbed constants of Bollmark, Klynning, et al., 1971 whose T0 values correspond to ν00 + 1079.5 [see Klynning and Lindgren, 1967]. As in similar cases, ν00 refers to the zero-point of the Hill-VanVleck expression for the ground state. Interaction parameter HB,C = 16.1 cm-1. The v numbering of the C level is uncertain. |
| 4 | Strongly predissociated above N=2. |
| 5 | Only one level observed |
| 6 | A0 = 3.58 Klynning and Lindgren, 1967, A1 = 3.11 Klynning and Lindgren, 1967, A2 = 2.59 Klynning and Lindgren, 1967. Discussion of second order spin-orbit splittings Veseth, 1971. |
| 7 | Recalculated Herzberg, Lagerqvist, et al., 1969 from data for v=0, 1, 2 Klynning and Lindgren, 1967. |
| 8 | missing note |
| 9 | Smith, 1969 gives a radiative lifetime of 0.7 μs for both SiH and SiD corresponding to f00 = 0.0037 Smith and Liszt, 1971; see also Grevesse and Sauval, 1971. |
| 10 | Potential functions, Franck-Condon factors Rao and Lakshman, 1971, Smith and Liszt, 1971 |
| 11 | A0 = +142.83. A1 = +143.43. A2 = +144.04. Slight J dependence Klynning and Lindgren, 1967. |
| 12 | For Λ-doubling constants (p0 = 0.0819, q0 = 0.00831) see Klynning and Lindgren, 1967, missing citation; the extrapolated splitting of the v=0, J=1/2 level is Δ vfe = +0.0978 cm-1 (2932 ± 20 MHz) missing citation; ab initio calculations Wilson and Richards, 1975 predict Δ vfe= 0.1057 cm-1 (3168 MHz). |
| 13 | Extensive theoretical calculations 17 |
| 14 | From the predissociation in B 2Σ+ assuming dissociation into 1D + 2S at the predissociation limit Verma, 1965. According to Douglas, 1957 extrapolation of the vibrational levels in A 2Δ gives very nearly the same limit. |
| 15 | From D00(SiH), I.P.(Si), and D00(SiH+) Douglas and Lutz, 1970. |
| 16 | D1 = 6.08E-4, D2 = 7.36E-4. |
| 17 | Hartree-Fock wavefunctions and energies Cade and Huo, 1967, charge distributions Cade, Bader, et al., 1969, spectroscopic constants Meyer and Rosmus, 1975. |
| 18 | From the value for SiH, confirmed by the observed predissociation in B 2Σ+. |
| 19 | Recalculated from the data of Verma, 1965. |
| 20 | Deperturbed constants of Bollmark, Klynning, et al., 1971 whose T0 values correspond to ν00 + 797.50 [see Klynning and Lindgren, 1967]. Interaction parameter HB,C = 5.87 cm-1. See 3. |
| 21 | Increasing linewidth above N=8 indicating predissociation. |
| 22 | A0 = 3.45, A1 = 3.42, A2 = 2.14 Klynning and Lindgren, 1967; see also Veseth, 1971. |
| 23 | D1 = 1.524E-4, D2 = 1.708E-4. |
| 24 | A0 = +142.73, A1 = +143.10; A2= +143.76; slight J dependence Klynning and Lindgren, 1967. |
| 25 | Klynning and Lindgren, 1967 give Λ-doubling constants (p= 0.039, q= 0.0024). |
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Kasdan, Herbst, et al., 1975
Kasdan, A.; Herbst, E.; Lineberger, W.C.,
Laser photoelectron spectrometry of the negative ions of silicon and its hydrides,
J. Chem. Phys., 1975, 62, 541. [all data]
Boo and Armentrout, 1987
Boo, B.H.; Armentrout, P.B.,
Reaction of silicon ion (2P) with silane (SiH4, SiD4) heats of formation of SiHn, SiHn+ (n=1,2,3), and Si2Hn+ (n=0,1,2,3) remarkable isotope exchange reaction involving four hydrogen shifts,
J. Am. Chem. Soc., 1987, 109, 3549. [all data]
Berkowitz, Greene, et al., 1987
Berkowitz, J.; Greene, J.P.; Cho, H.; Ruscic, B.,
Photoionization mass spectrometric studies of SiHn (n=1-4),
J. Chem. Phys., 1987, 86, 1235. [all data]
Carslon, Copley, et al., 1980
Carslon, T.A.; Copley, J.; Duric, N.; Perman, N. -Elander; Larsson, M.; Lyyra, M.,
The oscillator strengths and the dissociation energy of SiH+ as determined from time resolved precision spectroscopy,
Astron. Astrophys., 1980, 83, 238. [all data]
Huber and Herzberg, 1979
Huber, K.P.; Herzberg, G.,
Molecular Spectra and Molecular Structure. IV. Constants of Diatomic Molecules,, Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., 1979, ,1. [all data]
Rao and Lakshman, 1971
Rao, T.V.R.; Lakshman, S.V.J.,
The true potential energy curves and Franck-Condon factors of SiH and SiH+ molecules,
Physica, 1971, 56, 322. [all data]
Douglas and Lutz, 1970
Douglas, A.E.; Lutz, B.L.,
Spectroscopic identification of the SiH+ molecule: the A 1π-X1+ system,
Can. J. Phys., 1970, 48, 247. [all data]
Blondel, Delsart, et al., 2001
Blondel, C.; Delsart, C.; Goldfarb, F.,
Electron spectrometry at the mu eV level and the electron affinities of Si and F,
J. Phys. B. - Atomic Molecular And Optical Physics, 2001, 34, L281-L288. [all data]
Scheer, Bilodeau, et al., 1998
Scheer, M.; Bilodeau, R.C.; Brodie, C.A.; Haugen, H.K.,
Systematic study of the stable states of C-, Si-, Ge-, and Sn- via infrared laser spectroscopy,
Phys. Rev. A, 1998, 58, 2844-2856. [all data]
Verma, 1965
Verma, R.D.,
The spectrum of SiH and SiD,
Can. J. Phys., 1965, 43, 2136. [all data]
Bollmark, Klynning, et al., 1971
Bollmark, P.; Klynning, L.; Pages, P.,
Rotational analysis of the 3250 Å bands of SiH and SiD,
Phys. Scr., 1971, 3, 219-222. [all data]
Thrush, 1960
Thrush, B.A.,
Absorption spectra of diatomic radicals containing boron or silicon,
Nature (London), 1960, 186, 1044. [all data]
Douglas, 1957
Douglas, A.E.,
The spectrum of silicon hydride,
Can. J. Phys., 1957, 35, 71. [all data]
Klynning and Lindgren, 1967
Klynning, L.; Lindgren, B.,
The spectra of silicon hydride and silicon deuteride,
Ark. Fys., 1967, 33, 73. [all data]
Herzberg, Lagerqvist, et al., 1969
Herzberg, G.; Lagerqvist, A.; McKenzie, B.J.,
Absorption spectrum of SiH in the vacuum ultraviolet,
Can. J. Phys., 1969, 47, 1889. [all data]
Veseth, 1971
Veseth, L.,
Second-order spin-orbit splitting in 2Δ states of diatomic molecules,
Physica (Amsterdam), 1971, 56, 286. [all data]
Smith, 1969
Smith, W.H.,
Lifetimes and total transition probabilities for NH, SiH, and SiD,
J. Chem. Phys., 1969, 51, 520. [all data]
Smith and Liszt, 1971
Smith, W.H.; Liszt, H.S.,
Franck-Condon factors and absolute oscillator strengths for NH, SiH, S2 and SO,
J. Quant. Spectrosc. Radiat. Transfer, 1971, 11, 45. [all data]
Grevesse and Sauval, 1971
Grevesse, N.; Sauval, A.J.,
Oscillator strengths for SiH and SiH+ deduced from the solar spectrum,
J. Quant. Spectrosc. Radiat. Transfer, 1971, 11, 65. [all data]
Wilson and Richards, 1975
Wilson, I.D.L.; Richards, W.G.,
Λ-type doubling in SiH molecule,
Nature (London), 1975, 258, 133. [all data]
Cade and Huo, 1967
Cade, P.E.; Huo, W.M.,
Electronic structure of diatomic molecules. VII.A. Hartree-Fock wavefunctions and energy quantities for the ground states of the second-row hydrides, AH,
J. Chem. Phys., 1967, 47, 649. [all data]
Cade, Bader, et al., 1969
Cade, P.E.; Bader, R.F.W.; Henneker, W.H.; Keaveny, I.,
Molecular charge distributions and chemical binding. IV. The second-row diatomic hydrides AH,
J. Chem. Phys., 1969, 50, 5313. [all data]
Meyer and Rosmus, 1975
Meyer, W.; Rosmus, P.,
PNO-Cl and CEPA studies of electron correlation effects. III. Spectroscopic constants and dipole moment functions for the ground states of the first-row and second-row diatomic hydrides,
J. Chem. Phys., 1975, 63, 2356. [all data]
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Run sbt
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- CSS
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- ostrat.pCanv depends on geom. This could be made into a separate module, but I don't see any great advantage.
- Abstract canvas and classes for placing objects on that abstract canvas.
- classes for the manipulation and display of maps.
- Mouse and other abstract controls.
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- An implementation of Canvas for Html Canvas using JavaScript.
- There is no implementation for Native yet. I'm waiting for Scala-native to get up on 2.12 before experimenting. Running a game server in native should pose no problems. However there is no easily accessible canvas for native on Windows or Linux. The abstract canvas api could be implemented on DirectX or OpenGL, but this would require significantly more work than for the ScalaFx canvas or the Html Canvas.
- ostrat.p3d Currently just a stub. I have included it because 3d is the preferred GUI. I have started with 2d, just because 3d development is highly time consuming and I want to focus on game play and what might might be described as the algebra of tiling. There is no "physics engine", although there is time and distance and other basic mechanics maths will probably be included later. I prefer 3d graphics, but as we are dealing with animations not a "physics engine", 2d and 3d are completely interchangeable. There will also be a command line interface. This will be the canonical interface, although it obviously won't be the normal user interface.
- ostrat.geom A pure or near pure functional package.
- Tiling Module Depends on UtilMacros Util and Graphic, just has the ostrat.pGrid package depends on geom and pCanv.
- Abstract regular tile geometry.
- Square and hex tile grid geometry.
- OfTile classes for the display of tiles.
- World Module This package and module is for Earth maps. In particular the tiling of the whole world in Hex grids, defining the changes
over the course of history. This will be a data orientated module. It will also include terrain types to model terrain, both real and imagined for
local maps and higher scales right up to 0.5 metres per tile However it won't generally include the data for these. The data for the real world
will be organised according to a number of levels, which are likely to change over increasingly shorter historical time frames.
- ostrat.pEarth depends on geom, pCanv and pGrid
- Earth and sphere geometry.
- Grids of Earth terrain.
- ostrat.pEarth.pPts large irregular Earth terrain areas. This is mainly a development aid.
- ostrat.pEarth depends on geom, pCanv and pGrid
- Dev Module The Module as a whole Depends on all the other modules, although its constiurent parts may not. This module is for the use of
developer tools and settings and for end-user applications, that may eventually end up in their own repositaries. Unlike the other modules this
module has no examples sub modules. The eaxmples in the other modules, should be just that example codes to explain, illustrate provide tutorials,
and to some extent test the modules core code. The examples should not include apps that have nay use in and of themsleves. Those apps belong in the
Dev module.
- User folder contains developer settings
- Developer html pages, linked to sbt target and Mill out folder artifacts.
- Documentation web pages.
- Collates the lessons in the examples folders from Util, Graphic, World and Strat. This is a number of series of lessons for beginners to Scala, complete beginners to programming and beginners in geometry, using the graphical API. These lessons are published separately as the LearnScala project.
- A number of rudimentary games and applications depending on some or all of the above packages. The intention is to factor out common
functionality and classes.
- ostrat.pWW2 A grand strategy world War 2 game, using the hex tiled world terrain map.
- ostrat.p1783 A grand strategy game, also using the world map starting in 1783.
- ostrat.p305 A grand strategy game set in 305BC, using part of the world map.
- ostrat.pZug A 20th century squad based strategy game using hex tiles.
- ostrat.pGames.pCiv A human history 4x development game using hex tiles.
- ostrat.pGames.pDung A Square tile based dungeon game.
- ostrat.pStrat depends on geom, pCanv and pGrid and pEarth.
- Flags
- DemoCanvas for graphics elements.
- Odds and ends.
- ostrat.pCloseOrder. Pre modern close order formation based battles, not using tiles.
- ostrat.pSpace A solar system app.
- ostratpChess. A search for an elegant implementation of Draughts and Chess.
The code is organised so if it gains significant traction with other developers, then it can be broken up into separate repositories.
Road Map So currently we now have a 3 month maximum time frame for Github issues, for non urgent issues left as eaily accessible for beginners. Everything will go in the road map, unitl we have time and focus to start implementing.
- 2.5D, 3D Graphics. The knowledge form inplementing 2.5 and 3d will allow clarification of the 2d Transformation of arcs.
- Audio: (scalajs hooks into Web API AudioContext so thats half the bases covered?). w0d won't look into jfx now until things a bit more certain that way.
- Array Double based generalised deep-compound value-types includind C-style type unions and single Array based collections of those types. Currently we just have Pruducts of a single type.
- Deep-compound value-types with repeat last members. These can not have single Array Collections.


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Kitchen Table17-Oct-18 02:02 PM
Truth be told, even a scam coin can make you a good profit. As long as you know it's a scam and behold no feeling towards the coin then you can take your profit and never look back. Still risky and why I try to avoid the scams.
Cryptoon17-Oct-18 02:02 PM
Tbh, I always tell people that are sceptical to hang out in this discord for a while
CryptoNinjaa17-Oct-18 02:03 PM
Read the Mylo article earlier on that jok3r. crazy what you guys are doing
Cryptoon17-Oct-18 02:03 PM
And follow discussions for a while
blackjok3r17-Oct-18 02:03 PM
still a long way yo go, but its possible for sure
Japesmith17-Oct-18 02:03 PM
I also remember watching an interview with some scruffy guy vaping, who kept asking about the zcash parameters 'cos he didn't understand they were the same
Implying kmd had their own and couldn't be trusted
Hollowman900017-Oct-18 02:04 PM
The ignorance in this space is astounding
says occasionally ignorant guy
CryptoNinjaa17-Oct-18 02:05 PM
dunno if you lot saw my tweet earlier regarding main net launches. But i got triggered by reading comments from people stating x coin is better cos when main net launches........  He laughed it off as a fad.

CryptoNinjaa17-Oct-18 02:08 PM
new asset chain "main net"
dokrates17-Oct-18 02:08 PM
i fomoed buy in the last run to 21k and bought at 20.9k
blackjok3r17-Oct-18 02:08 PM
#kmdlabs will launch a mainnet soon ... the mini KMD
dokrates17-Oct-18 02:08 PM
Cryptoon17-Oct-18 02:08 PM
Who asked for kmdbtc bittrex and binance tradingview combined?
tolken17-Oct-18 02:09 PM
Quick CryptoNinjaa, spool up a new one.
CryptoNinjaa17-Oct-18 02:09 PM
i wish i could thats jok3rs playing field lol(edited)
Cryptoon17-Oct-18 02:10 PM
I think if you enter the following in tradingview: BINANCE:KMDBTC/2+BITTREX:KMDBTC/2 you have the average of the two
Japesmith17-Oct-18 02:10 PM
I think Verge is all the evidence anyone needs that shit pumps regardless of tech
Doge gets a pass
tolken17-Oct-18 02:10 PM
Come on guys. Show KMD some love and go TRaDE some on HyperDex (edited)
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bpkdasbaum17-Oct-18 02:11 PM
@Kitchen Table wait wat he is pissed at you because you made money and he didn't? lolwat. #it'snottoolatetogetintocrypto
Hollowman900017-Oct-18 02:11 PM
Rafe on Berg is most privatsee, kmodoh shtcon lulululu
bpkdasbaum17-Oct-18 02:11 PM
@Cryptoon me for the merge/index
Hollowman900017-Oct-18 02:12 PM
It’s the perfect time to get back in
When the chucklehead joke men on morning radio are taking calls from crypto millionaires, it’s almost over
Japesmith17-Oct-18 02:12 PM
Rafe on Berg
Hollowman900017-Oct-18 02:12 PM
And that’s when most buy in
Cryptoon17-Oct-18 02:12 PM
During my student days back in 2012 I played a lot of online poker and was active on a forum where some guy was investing in magical internet money called bitcoin. I remember laughing at him because I liked to troll and was too lazy to read up on it. MtGox hack back in 2014 proved my point in my head
But the guy kept buying more
He was a postman back in the day, and spent half his paycheck on bitcoin because he was convinced it was the future
I assume he is living on an island right now
or bought an island
or both
Hollowman900017-Oct-18 02:13 PM
Now he has a harem on some island
Beat me to it
Yassin17-Oct-18 02:13 PM
you said poker? when pangea
tolken17-Oct-18 02:13 PM
When hollowman says get in, it’s probably time to get in. Dude has been calling for the crypto apocalypse for the past year.
Kitchen Table17-Oct-18 02:13 PM
@bpkdasbaum That is what happened. For the longest time it was small money, like beer money on the weekend type. When it entered beer and a McDonalds meal then he started to get jealous.
Hollowman900017-Oct-18 02:14 PM
@tolken it’s got that bottom feel to it, and not the craigslist kind
tolken17-Oct-18 02:15 PM
Agreed, feels good.
Hollowman900017-Oct-18 02:15 PM
Hope you wrapped it
Japesmith17-Oct-18 02:15 PM
* sells *
Hollowman900017-Oct-18 02:15 PM
tolken17-Oct-18 02:16 PM
Hah
bpkdasbaum17-Oct-18 02:17 PM
@Kitchen Table I'd say good riddance though ^^ lucky you got away from a toxic person early, rather than later.
tolken17-Oct-18 02:18 PM
When the crypto noobs who bought the top, who were instant experts, haven’t checked their Blockfolio in 5 months and given up and started to buy weed stock, yea.. feels like a bottom.
CryptoNinjaa17-Oct-18 02:19 PM
lol yeah they all need that, oh shit i forgot to check my crypto in a year feeling . Me last spring haha
tolken17-Oct-18 02:20 PM
If this is a mini pump, I approve. More of these are welcome. I’m ready for $3 bot to be re-enabled.
CryptoNinjaa17-Oct-18 02:20 PM
I miss the $3 bot
Hollowman900017-Oct-18 02:20 PM
Let me get into the top 100 on KMD first
Then we can go
Not until then
“Meet the man who sold his home for a cryptocurrency named after a lizard, more at 11”
Mark8117-Oct-18 02:27 PM
@jl777c is there anything happening with MSHARK or JL777HODL?
Japesmith17-Oct-18 02:27 PM
Better than selling it for one run by a lizard
jl777c17-Oct-18 02:29 PM
@Mark81 MSHARK obtained a large amount of VRSC. HODL hasnt been active
Cryptoon17-Oct-18 02:30 PM
hodl is a fund as well?
CryptoNinjaa17-Oct-18 02:30 PM
New high
jl777c17-Oct-18 02:30 PM
yes
Cryptoon17-Oct-18 02:32 PM
btw, we have breached the 20ma on weekly it seems?
Close above would be nice
Japesmith17-Oct-18 02:33 PM
This rebrand people have mentioned... Does anyone know what it will entail?
I assume the name is staying
Seems a bit weird to do the infographic contest if branding might change
ryman11217-Oct-18 02:34 PM
@Japesmith Yes Im also curious
Cryptoon17-Oct-18 02:35 PM
Anything is up for discussion, but it seems quite clear that the komodo name will stay
Komodo Platform was teamed up with Ideas By Nature, a Denver-based blockchain agency, to complete a full rebranding and create a focused product strategy.
ryman11217-Oct-18 02:37 PM
Is there a roadmap with time frames?
I see the map but not any estimated dates for execution.
Cryptoon17-Oct-18 02:39 PM
I think by the end of the year?
something like that
CryptoNinjaa17-Oct-18 02:39 PM
I recall a similar time Cryptoon Q4 2018 im sure
Japesmith17-Oct-18 02:40 PM
Two weeks, Soon, etc.
CryptoNinjaa17-Oct-18 02:40 PM
safe with "soon"
lol
Cryptoon17-Oct-18 02:41 PM
After over a month of meetings and briefings, we’ve finished Phase 1, the initial discovery phase. With Phase 1 complete, we can now give the Komodo community a better understanding of how Ideas By Nature will be assisting us.
Over the next several months, Ideas By Nature will be helping the Komodo team form a product strategy that comes with focused personas, a new brand/identity, a new website, and a frontend app with excellent UX.
Over the following months ;p
Japesmith17-Oct-18 02:41 PM
Let's rename it to ZenCash... That's going spare
ryman11217-Oct-18 02:43 PM
@Cryptoon thanks
Cryptoon17-Oct-18 02:43 PM
But if you want an update you can always ask @Steve Lee over at #komodo-team
$ZRX pump is goofy.
Project is fine, but I submit for your review, this tweet 12 hrs ago from a co-founder.
Remember, $KMD has been on a Main net for almost 2 full years.
The development never stops and good luck keeping up in Discord on their progress.
https://t.co/dzqk...
bpkdasbaum17-Oct-18 03:22 PM
Playing devils advocate here: While price will possibly get interest, it doesn'T create real demand or use case. I would prefer thousands of ppl getting into komodo, because they want to use the coin, instead of one whale pumping its price. or more ico setting up their own chains. or more ppl trading on dex.
So even if the price is pumped to new highs, it won't be useful.


"One of the schools of Tlön goes so far as to negate time: it reasons that the present is indefinite, that the future has no reality other than as a present hope, that the past has no reality other than as a present memory. . . . Amongst the doctrines of Tlön, none has merited the scandalous reception accorded to materialism."
—Jorge Luis Borges, "Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius" 1
"Base 8 is just like base 10, really. If you're missing two fingers."
—Tom Lehrer, "New Math"
Lucas's compelling critique of archaeology's words for itself leads me to ask two questions: 1.  2 2. What's time to a pig?
The second question is the punch line to a joke: Guy walking down a country road passes a farm.  Guy asks the farmer what he's doing.  I'm giving him some help here." Guy says, "But doesn't that take a lot of time?" Farmer says, "What's time to a pig?"
  The joke is a joke because it reorients the subject of the question from the farmer to the pig—we understand time to be of concern to people, rather than farm animals; but the farmer, an egalitarian sort, is there to remind us that while pigs are not people too, they are part of history, and indeed may be occupying it far more fruitfully, ahem, than bipeds. Further, the fact that to a pig time means nothing is not only the point but, insofar as it is (qua punch line) the trump card, a position to be envied. The ostensible becomes a shell game (pig for farmer), and the ontological gets to kick the epistemological (knowing about time is mocked by time meaning nothing). At a further level, the ontological becomes, as it were, brute fact: this is what the farmer means when he chooses not to say "When's time to a pig?" The logical absurdity of giving time shape, according it what-ness, is laid bare by virtue of colloquial necessity. Humans can only speak to each other by making such mistakes.
The "'discovery' of prehistory" entailed, Lucas says, "the discovery of a new method of understanding the past: the analysis of material culture" . Lucas's central move thus links prehistory to ontology, which he sees as the fallout of prioritizing "material culture before text" . However, this form of privileging material culture ("in the specific context of archaeology, material culture was to have the upper hand" [111]) evinces the same limitations Lucas sees in the privileging of history as narrative. Indeed, to apply Lucas's canny observation that there is no difference between material culture as an object of scrutiny and as a method (prehistory "blurs the distinction between method and material" [111]), there is no difference between his understanding of an object as a shape or a mark, and as a sign. Another way to put this is to say that Lucas is torn between making plain "the radical project of modernity" as an "attempt to put material culture on an independent basis for understanding the past" on the one hand and "highlight[ing] the close relationship material culture has with textuality, or discursivity" on the other. Lucas does indeed see the relation as close; in fact he confuses them. Proceeding on the assumption that material culture involves a form of interpretation distinct from reading while at the same time failing to distinguish between a mark and a word, he is bound to both schism and conflation.
I take Lucas's use of the word "understanding" to mean "interpreting"—and interpreting in a manner distinct from reading, because you cannot read what is not language. For prehistory to have its purchase, it is essential that the objects material culture engages be distinct from words, not only in the case of archaeology conceiving prehistory as a time before text, but in the case of prehistory "put[ting] material culture on an independent basis for understanding the past" . The archaeologist is able, via material culture, to interpret the object in a manner that does not involve reading it.
But this is not what the archaeologists are doing. In ceasing to see a piece of rock as a thunderbolt and beginning to see it as a tool the archaeologists are giving the objects authors: "These objects were originally interpreted as 'solidified lightning' and viewed as natural objects; we now recognize them as stone axes" . They are reading the objects, ascribing to those objects intention and, coextensive with that, meaning. It is the archaeologist's job to understand the difference between a sign and a wonder, to distinguish between words and marks.
Steven Knapp and Walter Benn Michaels have argued that the line between "what a text means and what its author intends it to mean" is nonexistent; the two instances of meaning are "identical." 3 Their example was a set of marks washed up on a seashore which resembled a Wordsworth stanza. The marks looked like poetry, but as Knapp and Michaels argued, were one to believe that the marks were produced by chance, rather than an author, the marks could mean nothing, because they were not language. This argument rests on their contention that "marks produced by chance are not words at all but only resemble them" ("AT," 732).
If you assign meaning to a set of marks, you are ascribing to them intention, and with that comes the transformation of marks to language. If you ascribe intention, you are reading a language. The limit case is found in Lucas's advocacy of archaeology as "an engagement with the unconstituted present" , which finds its perfect articulation in garbology. Knowing how to read garbage means laying bare "the frequent incongruity between what people said and thought about their consumption habits and what they actually did" , dealing with "contexts in which discursivity is either absent or intentionally suppressed" (117; emphasis added). The archaeologist who studies garbage is able to talk trash, to access meaning and intention at a purer—because less pasteurized—level. Archaeologists are doomed to be readers.
Lucas states that were one to be employing material culture as both object of scrutiny and as methodology "there can be no date or time after which we might say that this is no longer archaeology" . Inevitably, the issue becomes identity—both in the sense of what archaeology is, and how archaeology continues through time in a consistent enough fashion to be understood as a continuous, however modified, entity. Lucas says that he does not find these questions to be interesting ones: "[S]ome skeptics might question whether such a project is archaeology. Well, actually I do not care. And I am not sure many people care that much about disciplinary purity, which is surely the only reason for engaging in such debate" . I intend zero slight to Professor Lucas when I suggest a parallel between his position and the joke's punch line: no slight is intended because just as the farmer understands the pig to be concerned not with theory but with apples, Lucas is saying that archaeologists are more interested in how they spend their time than in what other people think they are doing with it. This is quite healthy. However, Lucas takes the notion of "disciplinary purity" as continuous with the practice of naming, and this need not be. Happily, it is not the case that in order to call a discipline by its name one must believe that the discipline is homogenous, autonomous, endogamous, monogamous or in any sense pure.
This allows me to say that I have a sneaking feeling that an archaeology
concerned with 2004 is something in excess of itself—forensic
sociology, anthropological eschatoscopy avant la lettre,
4
or perhaps what Bill Brown will one day call "object relations in an
expanded field."
5
Like Lucas, this does not trouble me; it fails to trouble me not
because I am attempting to demonstrate that that there is no such thing
as archaeology, but because arguing over the evolution of the word
archaeology is proof that it means something, despite (and because of)
the fact that people feel more or less comfortable with seeing themselves
as informed by, or others as partaking of, its identity. However, I
am ready to be chastised by archaeologists. And in order to facilitate
this, I will end by pushing Lucas's argument beyond the logical extreme:
why not
advocate that archaeology unearth the future? The question of what
archaeology is may most convincingly be answered by those who are doing
it, but it is only verifiable as such by those who one day will have
done something else.
Jessica Burstein is an Assistant Professor in the Departments of English and Women Studies at the University of Washington.
1. Jorge Luis Borges, "Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius," trans. James E. Irby, in Labyrinths: Selected Stories and Other Writings (New York: New Directions Press, 1964), 10.
2. Walter Benn Michaels, "The Shape of the Signifier," Critical Inquiry 27, no. 2 (winter 2001): 272.
3. Steven Knapp and Walter Benn Michaels, "Against Theory," Critical Inquiry 8, no. 4 (summer 1982): 731; hereafter abbreviated "AT."
4. "The information makes sleep interdisciplinary . . . and then disciplines unknown or not yet devised: eschatoscopy, synchrodesics, thermodonture" (Martin Amis, The Information [New York: Harmony Books, 1995], 340).
5.
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presence. Brown's work on the relation between things and objects is
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Critical Inquiry 28, no. 1 (autumn 2001): 1-16; and A Sense of
Things: The Object Matter of American Literature (Chicago: University
of Chicago Press, 2003).


Episode 4 of The Morning Show, See, and For All Mankind now available on Apple TV+
by Benjamin MayoWe now can work out what Apple’s exact schedule will be for Apple TV+. On a weekly basis, new episodes of its flagship shows are released at midnight Eastern Time.
Today, new episodes of The Morning Show, See, and For All Mankind are now available to watch.
The fourth episode of The Morning Show is called ‘That Woman’. The new See episode is called ‘The River’. For All Mankind rounds out the set with ‘Prime Crew’.
Dickinson does not have a new episode as Apple released the entire season binge-style on November 1st. New episodes of the kids and family content have not been released; Apple is yet to confirm when it will make them available.
One of the complaints in the aftermath of the Apple TV+ debut last week was the TV app included no visual affordance to let subscribers know when to expect the next episode.
Apple has countered those complaints with somewhat of a quick-fix-it hack; the Season selector now also reads “New Episode on Friday”. Presumably, Apple is working on a more fully-fledged UI for the next episode schedule and this change is just the stop-gap solution … it does the job but it certainly isn’t the most elegant of designs.
Here’s a reminder of the full Apple TV+ show lineup.
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Syntax
Result = KeyboardReleased(KeyID)Description
Checks if the specified key has been pushed and released. This function is useful for switch key checks, like a 'Pause' key in a game (one time the game is paused, next time it will continue). The function ExamineKeyboard() must be called before this function to update the keyboard state. The keyboard behavior can be changed with KeyboardMode().
Parameters
KeyID The identifier of the key to be checked. For a full list of available keys see KeyboardPushed().
Return value
Nonzero if the specified key has been pushed and released, zero otherwise.
Example
If InitSprite() And InitKeyboard() And OpenScreen(800,600,16,"") Paused = #False Repeat FlipBuffers() If StartDrawing(ScreenOutput()) ExamineKeyboard() If KeyboardReleased(#PB_Key_P) If Paused = #False Paused = #True Else Paused = #False EndIf EndIf DrawingMode(0) If Paused = #False DrawText(20, 20, "Program is running...") Else DrawText(20, 20, "Program paused... ") EndIf StopDrawing() EndIf Until KeyboardPushed(#PB_Key_Escape) EndIf
See Also
ExamineKeyboard(), KeyboardPushed()
Supported OS
All


SVP expects to help 60,000 people in need this winter
by Michael StainesThe Society of St Vincent de Paul expects to field 60,000 calls for help from people in need this winter.
The charity launched its winter appeal this morning, noting that while Christmas can be “the most wonderful time of the year,” it is the most worrying for thousands of families around the country.
Speaking at the launch this morning, the charity’s national president Kieran Stafford said SVP volunteers visited 50,000 homes last winter.
“With the 2019 calls for help so far running ahead of the 2018 figures, we expect that the figure for this year will increase,” he said.
“These are people who want to make Christmas as special for their children and families as everyone else but lack the financial resources to meet the additional costs this time brings and are already struggling to pay for food, heating and rent.”
He said children are at the heart of this year’s appeal because they are the most vulnerable “and should not suffer because society has got things so wrong.”
He thanked the public for their generous support over the years and read out a letter from a family supported by the charity last Christmas.
“I was really struggling when I reached out to SVP,” the family member wrote.
“Volunteers visited my home and helped pay for oil.
“I was able to get a few nice presents for the girls for a change, and we had enough for the dinner.
“The SVP volunteers were like Christmas Angels to us.”
The charity’s head of fundraising, Nichola Mullen said this year’s appeal will run right up to Christmas week – with a huge banner of an empty cupboard to be unfurled on Dublin’s Liberty Hall
“This is to highlight the startling prevalence of food poverty which has increased across Ireland in recent years,” she said.
“Of the 150,000 calls SVP will receive for the total year, one in three will be from people without enough food.”
You can donate to the appeal by visiting the SVP website or by supporting the Giving Tree Appeal, the Food Appeal or visiting the virtual gift store.


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Other Software Options
The BrainPad focuses on Start Making (link) with Microsoft MakeCode and lets you Go Beyond (link) with TinyCLR OS and .NET. However, there are other software options that also work on the BrainPad. We only give you a starting point in case you want to test the other possibilities.
Arduino
If you are familiar with the Arduino programming environment you can use it to program the BrainPad in C++. We encourage students to learn Visual Studio as it is more widely used professionally, but Arduino has become a very common and widely accepted standard among students, hobbyists, and engineers.
Click here to get started with Arduino on the BrainPad.
MicroPython
You can also program the BrainPad in MicroPython. The BrainPad is a great platform for those who know or wish to learn the Python programming language. The Python computer language emphasizes code readability and allows programmers to write programs using fewer lines of code than most other common computer languages.
Click here to get started in MicroPython on the BrainPad.
Mbed
Mbed is a free online development environment that can be used to program the BrainPad in C or C++ without downloading or installing anything. Mbed is not as friendly a development environment as VisualStudio -- you don't get the TinyCLR operating system or the advanced features and debugging of Visual Studio. The advantage of Mbed is that the entire system is completely web based. There is no software to install, maintain or update on your computer, and it is always available on any computer anywhere in the world.
Click here to get started using Mbed with the BrainPad
Bare Metal
You can also write programs from scratch using one of the more traditional C/C++ development tools. Many of these tools are available for free.
Click here to get started with bare metal BrainPad programming


Manchester City official travels to Spain – Possibility of interest in emerging Brazil talent
by Sean LuntIt’s not an average week if Manchester City aren’t linked to a young talent somewhere in the world and this week has been no different.
The Premier League champions scout talent around the world daily, and this international break has them in Gran Canaria.
The island is hosting the Tenerife Tournament, an event that’s been planned so that the South American teams can prepare for the 2020 CONMEBOL Pre-Olympic Tournament and City are there.
Brazil, Argentina, Chile and USA are all competing, and Record reports that several clubs all have scouts in attendance.
Manchester City are among them, according to the newspaper.
There’s no mention of who they may have been there to watch, although it’s likely they’ll keep a close eye on Brazil.
That country is a hot-bed of talent, and Manchester City have had success with Gabriel Jesus and would love to replicate that in future.
Record, though, believe it’s just a case of opportunism. They explain accreditation for the tournament was open and the chance to see Brazil vs Argentina was probably too big to turn down.
If you happen to see Manchester City linked with a lesser known Under 23 player from either Brazil, Argentina, Chile or the USA, though, there’s every chance this is where they discovered them.


Advanced usage
Advanced usage¶
404 handler¶
Registering the "not found" handler is a different way than ESP8266WebServer. The onNotFound of ESP8266WebServer does not work with AutoConnect. AutoConnect overrides ESP8266WebServer::onNotFound to handle a captive portal. To register "not found" handler, use AutoConnect::onNotFound.
Auto save Credential¶
By default, AutoConnect saves the credentials of the established connection in EEPROM. You can disable it with the autoSave parameter specified by AutoConnectConfig.
AutoConnect Portal; AutoConnectConfig Config; Config.autoSave = AC_SAVECREDENTIAL_NEVER; Portal.config(Config); Portal.begin();
Captive portal start detection¶
The captive portal will only be activated if the first WiFi::begin fails. Sketch can detect with the AutoConnect::onDetect function that the captive portal has started. For example, the sketch can be written like as follows that turns on the LED at the start captive portal.
AutoConnect Portal; bool startCP(IPAddress ip) { digitalWrite(BUILTIN_LED, HIGH); Serial.println("C.P. started, IP:" + WiFi.localIP().toString()); return true; } void setup() { Serial.begin(115200); pinMode(BUILTIN_LED, output); digitalWrite(BUILTIN_LED, LOW); Portal.onDetect(startCP); if (Portal.begin()) { digitalWrite(BUILTIN_LED, LOW); } } void loop() { Portal.handleClient(); }
Combination with mDNS¶
With mDNS library, you can access to ESP8266 by name instead of IP address after connection. The sketch can start the MDNS responder after AutoConnect::begin.
#include <ESP8266WiFi.h> #include <ESP8266mDNS.h> #include <ESP8266WebServer.h> AutoConnect Portal; void setup() { if (Portal.begin()) { if (MDNS.begin("esp8266")) { MDNS.addService("http", "tcp", 80); } } } void loop() { Portal.handleClient(); }
Debug print¶
You can output AutoConnect monitor messages to the Serial. A monitor message activation switch is in an include header file AutoConnect.h of library source. Define AC_DEBUG macro to output monitor messages.
#define AC_DEBUG
Disable the captive portal¶
It can also prevent the captive portal from starting even if the connection at the first WiFi.begin fails. In this case, the behavior of AutoConnect::begin is the same as WiFi.begin.
For disabling the captive portal, autoRise sets to false with AutoConnectConfig.
AutoConnect portal; AutoConnectConfig acConfig; acConfig.autoRaise = false; portal.config(acConfig); portal.begin();
Move the saving area of EEPROM for the credentials¶
By default, the credentials saving area is occupied from the beginning of EEPROM area. ESP8266 Arduino core document says that:
The following diagram illustrates flash layout used in Arduino environment:
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Sketch OTA update File system EEPROM WiFi config (SDK)
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EEPROM library uses one sector of flash located just after the SPIFFS.
So in the default state, the credential storage area used by AutoConnect conflicts with data owned by the user sketch. It will be destroyed together saved data in EEPROM by user sketch and AutoConnect each other. But you can move the storage area to avoid this.
The boundaryOffset in AutoConnectConfig specifies the start offset of the credentials storage area. The default value is 0.
Refers the hosted ESP8266WebServer¶
Constructing an AutoConnect object variable without parameters then creates and starts an ESP8266WebServer inside the AutoConnect. This object variable could be referred by AutoConnect::host() function to access ESP8266WebServer instance as like below.
AutoConnect Portal; Portal.begin(); ESP8266WebServer& server = Portal.host(); server.send(200, "text/plain", "Hello, world");
When host() is valid
The host() can be referred at after AutoConnect::begin.
Usage for automatically instantiated ESP8266WebServer¶
The sketch can handle URL requests using ESP8266WebServer that AutoConnect started internally. ESP8266WebServer instantiated dynamically by AutoConnect can be referred to by AutoConnect::host function. The sketch can use the 'on' function, 'send' function, 'client' function and others by ESP8266WebServer reference of its return value.
#include <ESP8266WiFi.h> #include <ESP8266WebServer.h> #include <AutoConnect.h> AutoConnect Portal; void handleRoot() { ESP8266WebServer& IntServer = Portal.host(); IntServer.send(200, "text/html", "Hello, world"); } void handleNotFound() { ESP8266WebServer& IntServer = Portal.host(); IntServer.send(404, "text/html", "Unknown."); } void setup() { bool r = Portal.begin(); if (r) { ESP8266WebServer& IntServer = Portal.host(); IntServer.on("/", handleRoot); Portal.onNotFound(handleNotFound); // For only onNotFound. } } void loop() { Portal.host().handleClient(); Portal.handleRequest(); /* or following one line code is equ. Portal.handleClient(); */ }
ESP8266WebServer function should be called after AutoConnect::begin
The sketch cannot refer to an instance of ESP8266WebServer until AutoConnect::begin completes successfully.
Do not use with ESP8266WebServer::begin
ESP8266WebServer is already running inside the AutoConnect.
Use with the PageBuilder library¶
In ordinary, the URL handler will respond the request by sending some HTML. PageBuilder library is HTML assembly aid. it can handle predefined HTML as like a template and simplify an HTML string assemble logic, and also the generated HTML send automatically.
An example sketch used with the PageBuilder as follows and it explains how it aids for the HTML generating. Details for Github repository.
Configuration functions¶
Configuration for Soft AP¶
AutoConnect will activate SoftAP at failed initial WiFi.Begin. It SoftAP settings are stored in AutoConnectConfig as the following parameters. The sketch could be configured SoftAP using these parameters, refer the AutoConnectConfig API for details.
- IP address of SoftAP activated.
- Gateway IP address.
- Subnet mask.
- SSID for SoftAP.
- Password for SoftAP.
- Channel.
- Hidden attribute.
- Auto save credential.
- Offset address of the credentials storage area in EEPROM.
- Length of start up time after reset.
- Automatic starting the captive portal.
- Auto reset after connection establishment.
- Home URL of the user sketch application.
AutoConnect::config before AutoConnect::begin
AutoConnect::config must be executed before AutoConnect::begin.
Assign user sketch's home path¶
"HOME" for returning to the user's sketch homepage is displayed at the bottom of the AutoConnect menu. It could be set using the AutoConnect::home function.
Relocate the AutoConnect home path¶
A home path of AutoConnect is /_ac by default. You can access from the browser with http://IPADDRESS/_ac. You can change the home path by revising AUTOCONNECT_URI macro in the include header file as AutoConnect.h.
#define AUTOCONNECT_URI "/_ac"


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AC Milan have included Daniel Maldini, son of club great Paolo, in their squad for a Serie A game for the first time.
The 18-year-old forward could make his senior debut for the Rossoneri at home to Napoli on Saturday with Milan having struggled for form despite replacing Marco Giampaolo with Stefano Pioli.
Milan have lost three of their past four league games to slip to 14th in the Serie A table with teenager Maldini having the chance to follow in the footsteps of the club's famous family.
His grandfather Cesare won four league titles with Milan and also coached the team to European Cup Winners' Cup glory, while Paolo is considered one of the greatest defenders in Italian football history.
Paolo is now a director at the club and he could see Daniel become the latest Maldini star for Milan, who have been linked with a move for former striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
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java.lang.Object java.beans.Encoder
public class Encoder
An Encoder
is a class which can be used to create
files or streams that encode the state of a collection of
JavaBeans in terms of their public APIs. The Encoder
,
in conjunction with its persistence delegates, is responsible for
breaking the object graph down into a series of Statements
s
and Expression
s which can be used to create it.
A subclass typically provides a syntax for these expressions
using some human readable form - like Java source code or XML.
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Object |
get(Object oldInstance)
Returns a tentative value for oldInstance in
the environment created by this stream. |
ExceptionListener |
getExceptionListener()
Gets the exception handler for this stream. |
PersistenceDelegate |
getPersistenceDelegate(Class<?> type)
Returns the persistence delegate for the given type. |
Object |
remove(Object oldInstance)
Removes the entry for this instance, returning the old entry. |
void |
setExceptionListener(ExceptionListener exceptionListener)
Sets the exception handler for this stream to exceptionListener . |
void |
setPersistenceDelegate(Class<?> type,
PersistenceDelegate persistenceDelegate)
Sets the persistence delegate associated with this type to
persistenceDelegate . |
void |
writeExpression(Expression oldExp)
The implementation first checks to see if an expression with this value has already been written. |
protected void |
writeObject(Object o)
Write the specified object to the output stream. |
void |
writeStatement(Statement oldStm)
Writes statement oldStm to the stream. |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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protected void writeObject(Object o)
o
- The object to be written to the stream.XMLDecoder.readObject()
public void setExceptionListener(ExceptionListener exceptionListener)
exceptionListener
.
The exception handler is notified when this stream catches recoverable
exceptions.
exceptionListener
- The exception handler for this stream;
if null
the default exception listener will be used.getExceptionListener()
public ExceptionListener getExceptionListener()
setExceptionListener(java.beans.ExceptionListener)
public PersistenceDelegate getPersistenceDelegate(Class<?> type)
BeanDescriptor
which defined a "persistenceDelegate" property, this
value is returned.
type
- The type of the object.
setPersistenceDelegate(java.lang.Class>, java.beans.PersistenceDelegate)
,
Introspector.getBeanInfo(java.lang.Class>)
,
BeanInfo.getBeanDescriptor()
public void setPersistenceDelegate(Class<?> type, PersistenceDelegate persistenceDelegate)
type
to
persistenceDelegate
.
type
- The class of objects that persistenceDelegate
applies to.persistenceDelegate
- The persistence delegate for instances of type
.getPersistenceDelegate(java.lang.Class>)
,
Introspector.getBeanInfo(java.lang.Class>)
,
BeanInfo.getBeanDescriptor()
public Object remove(Object oldInstance)
oldInstance
- The entry that should be removed.
get(java.lang.Object)
public Object get(Object oldInstance)
oldInstance
in
the environment created by this stream. A persistence
delegate can use its mutatesTo
method to
determine whether this value may be initialized to
form the equivalent object at the output or whether
a new object must be instantiated afresh. If the
stream has not yet seen this value, null is returned.
oldInstance
- The instance to be looked up.
public void writeStatement(Statement oldStm)
oldStm
to the stream.
The oldStm
should be written entirely
in terms of the callers environment, i.e. the
target and all arguments should be part of the
object graph being written. These expressions
represent a series of "what happened" expressions
which tell the output stream how to produce an
object graph like the original.
The implementation of this method will produce
a second expression to represent the same expression in
an environment that will exist when the stream is read.
This is achieved simply by calling writeObject
on the target and all the arguments and building a new
expression with the results.
oldStm
- The expression to be written to the stream.public void writeExpression(Expression oldExp)
writeStatement
,
and the value of this expression is reconciled
with the value of the cloned expression
by calling writeObject
.
oldExp
- The expression to be written to the stream.
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Story: Tamme's family and their understanding of the languages spoken in their country
Tamme's family and their understanding of the languages spoken in their country
Title
Tamme's family and their understanding of the languages spoken in their country
Collection
Summary
Tamme and his family have seen and understand different people in their country. Tamme understands the languages spoken by the Ovambo, the Ovaherero and the Namaqua.
Comments
1) See also Different peoples and Bushmen in !nanni and Tamme's country, 2) This story is found in Book XI & XII-3
Contributors
Date
27 October 1879
Categories
History (personal), Custom and daily life, Relations with others
Keywords
languages (spoken by people in the !kun country) , languages (spoken by the Ovambo, the Ovaherero and the Namaqua) , languages (understood and spoken by Tamme and his family) , Tamme (his family and their relations with white men) , Tamme (people he has seen) , Tamme (his relations) , Tamme (the languages he and his family understands) , Tamme (the languages spoken in his country) , Tamme (his personal history) , peoples (seen by Tamme and his family) , peoples (in Tamme's country) , peoples (in !kun country) , peoples (the Ovambo) , peoples (the Ovaherero) , peoples (the Namaqua) , peoples (white men) , !kun (the peoples found in their country) , personal history (Tamme, his family and the people of their country) , Ovambo (and Tamme's people) , Ovambo (their language understood and spoken by Tamme and his family) , Ovaherero (and Tamme's people) , Ovaherero (their language understood and spoken by Tamme and his family) , Namaqua (and Tamme's people) , Namaqua (their language understood and spoken by Tamme and his family) , white men (and Tamme's people) , white men (in !kun country) , names (of Tamme's relations and people in his country) , names (of groups found in Tamme's country)
Story Pages
9150-9151


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