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TNRouter
open class TNRouter<Route> where Route : TNRouterProtocol
Undocumented
-
Init with environment that overrides the one set by TNEnvironment.set(_).
Declaration
Swift
public init(environment: TNEnvironmentProtocol? = nil)
-
Starts a requess. The response object in success callback is of type Decodable.
- queue: A TNQueue instance. If no queue is specified it uses the default one. (optional)
- skipBeforeAfterAllRequestsHooks: A boolean that indicates if the request takes part to beforeAllRequests/afterAllRequests. Default value is true (optional)
- route: a TNRouteProtocol enum value
- onSuccess: specifies a success callback of type TNSuccessCallback
(optional) - onFailure: specifies a failure callback of type TNFailureCallback
(optional)
Declaration
Swift
public func start<T>(queue: TNQueue? = TNQueue.shared, _ route: Route, responseType: T.Type, onSuccess: @escaping TNSuccessCallback<T>, onFailure: TNFailureCallback?) where T: Decodable
-
Starts a requess. The response object in success callback is of type UIImage.
Declaration
Swift
public func start<T: UIImage>(queue: TNQueue? = TNQueue.shared, _ route: Route, responseType: T.Type, onSuccess: @escaping TNSuccessCallback<T>, onFailure: @escaping TNFailureCallback)
Parameters
queue
A TNQueue instance. If no queue is specified it uses the default one. (optional)
skipBeforeAfterAllRequestsHooks
A boolean that indicates if the request takes part to beforeAllRequests/afterAllRequests. Default value is true (optional)
route
a TNRouteProtocol enum value
onSuccess
specifies a success callback of type TNSuccessCallback
(optional) onFailure
specifies a failure callback of type TNFailureCallback
(optional) -
Starts a requess. The response object in success callback is of type Data.
Declaration
Swift
public func start(queue: TNQueue? = TNQueue.shared, _ route: Route, onSuccess: @escaping TNSuccessCallback<Data>, onFailure: @escaping TNFailureCallback)
Parameters
queue
A TNQueue instance. If no queue is specified it uses the default one. (optional)
skipBeforeAfterAllRequestsHooks
A boolean that indicates if the request takes part to beforeAllRequests/afterAllRequests. Default value is true (optional)
route
a TNRouteProtocol enum value
onSuccess
specifies a success callback of type TNSuccessCallback
(optional) onFailure
specifies a failure callback of type TNFailureCallback
(optional) -
Returns a TNRequest for later use.
Declaration
Swift
public func request(forRoute route: Route) -> TNRequest


This section covers the following topics:
This page provides an overview of how verification of RSA signed applets is implemented in Java Plug-in. For an overview of how to use RSA signed applets, see How to Deploy RSA-Signed Applets in Java Plug-in.
To enable verification of RSA signatures in a
browser-independent way, Java Plug-in includes a Cryptographic
Service Provider (CSP). The CSP supports the "MD2withRSA",
"MD5withRSA", and "SHA1withRSA" digital signature algorithms. It is
automatically registered with the Java Cryptographic Architecture
framework as part of the static initializer of the
PluginClassLoader
.
Java SE has a fine-grained access control based on "codesource" and "protection domain". Every class that is loaded from a JAR file has a codesource, which encapsulates two pieces of information:
A certificate chain is a list of hierarchically ordered public-key certificates, starting at the signer's public-key certificate and ending at the certificate of a Root Certification Authority ("Root CA"). The public key of one certificate in the chain is used to verify the signature on the previous certificate in the chain. The Root CA certificate is self-signed. The assumption is that the Root CA is trusted because it is well known and widely published.
The PluginClassLoader
checks the configured
security policy to determine which permissions to grant to a given
codesource. The codesource and the set of permissions granted to it
then form a protection domain. This behavior is common to all
secure classloaders (i.e., instances of
java.security.SecureClassLoader).
The sun.plugin.security.PluginClassLoader extends
sun.applet.AppletClassLoader, which is a subclass of
java.net.URLClassLoader, which in turn extends
java.security.SecureClassLoader. The
PluginClassLoader
does additional work: If the applet
is signed, and the permissions granted to it do not include the
special usePolicy
permission, the
PluginClassLoader
extracts the signers (and their
supporting certificate chains) from the applet's codesource and
attempts to verify them.
If Plug-in can verify the certificate chain all the way up to
its Root CA certificate, it checks if that Root CA certificate is
contained in the database of trusted Root CA certificates. If so,
Plug-in will display the certificate chain of the authenticated
signer and ask the user whether or not to grant
AllPermission
to code signed by that principal. Java
code that is assigned the AllPermission
permission is
treated the same as system code, meaning it has all the privileges
that system code has. The user can then choose whether or not to
grant AllPermission
to code signed by that principal,
and whether such permission should be granted to any code signed by
that principal for all subsequent sessions or for the current
session only.
For the case of unsigned applets, or signed applets whose
permissions include the usePolicy
, see Overview—Applet Security Basics.
usePolicy
PermissionA permission named usePolicy
allows system
administrators to turn off the PluginClassLoader
behavior. If the usePolicy
permission is granted to
the codesource by the configured security policy, no user prompting
will take place. Only the permissions specified in the security
policy will be granted to the codesource.


Company profile - Canadian Company Capabilities
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Thompson Conn Limited
Mailing Address:
3597 Dutch Village RdHALIFAX, Nova Scotia
B3N 2T1
Location Address:
3597 Dutch Village RdHALIFAX, Nova Scotia
B3N 2T1
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Company Profile
INTRODUCTION
Thompson Conn Limited, incorporated in 1996, is an employee owned
consulting firm managed by four professionally qualified
shareholders with its head office in Halifax, Nova Scotia,
Canada. The company has grown steadily since its establishment
in 1980 as Conn and Lord Surveying. We presently have a
permanent staff of twenty-five people, expanding up to forty
during seasonal busy periods and large projects.
The combination of practical experience, sound management, the
latest in advanced surveying and computational equipment and
software allows Thompson Conn to offer a high standard of varied
professional services in a timely and cost-effective manner.
This blend of experience and technology allows the successful
completion of both large and small projects to a variety of
clientele.
Thompson Conn Limited is an equal partner in Terratech
Consultants Inc., a Canadian owned company with its head office
in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. Terratech Consultants
Inc. is a consortium of five Maritime owned and managed firms
encompassing the strongest surveying firms in the region. Each
of the firms that make up Terratech has a wealth of experience
and a successful track record in managing large survey projects.
The companies that make up Terratech have senior professionals
with years of experience and expertise that has given them
considerable respect in the business community, particularly with
local and regional law firms, survey and engineering firms and
contractors.
With more than 225 employees to draw upon, the latest in advanced
surveying and computational equipment\software and proven
managerial competence, Terratech has the corporate strength to
undertake, maintain and support major projects wherever our
clients require. With proven backgrounds in engineering,
planning and geomatics, Terratech is also able to provide its
unique blend of technical skills and experience to these areas as
to surveying related assignments.
Thompson Conn has over the years developed an ongoing affiliation
with lntermap Technologies (Canada) Ltd. of Ottawa, a Canadian
publicly traded company. Thompson Conn Limited, with the
assistance of lntermap, can provide the following services:
Aerial Photography, Airborne Geophysical Services, Remote
Sensing, Environmental Management, Mapping, Resources Development
Consulting and Geographic Information Services.
CLIENTS
Geodetic
Condominium
Satellite Positioning (GPS)
Construction
Property Consolidation
Location Certificates
We have provided the aforementioned services to the following:
Federal Government Departments
Provincial Government Departments
Municipal Governments
Crown Corporations and Agencies
The Legal Profession
Engineering Firms
Real Estate Firms
Architectural Firms
Construction Companies
Developers
Geophysical Exploration Companies
Petroleum Corporations
Utility Corporations
The General Public
PRINCIPALS
The owners\shareholders of this firm have more than 90 combined
years experience in surveying and mapping.
Rodney E. Humphreys, NSLS - President
- College of Geographic Sciences (Certificate Cartography 1973,
Surveying 1977)
- Commissioned as a Nova Scotia Land Surveyor, 1981
- Responsible for computations, Topographical surveys, Aerial
Mapping projects, and Construction Surveys
Kenneth M. Lord, NSLS - Vice President
- College of Geographic Sciences (Diploma. Surveying 1977)
- Commissioned as a Nova Scotia Land Surveyor, 1980
- Responsible for Condominium Surveys, Field Work, and GPS
Surveys
Kenneth M. Whalen, NSLS - Vice President
- College for Geographic Sciences (Diploma. Surveying, 1980)
- Commissioned as a Nova Scotia Land Surveyor, 1985
- President of the Association of Nova Scotia Land Surveyors,
1989-90
- Responsible for Cadastral Surveys, safety-related issues \ loss
prevention
John D. Conn, BA, NSLS - Secretary\Treasurer
- University of Kings College (BA 1974)
- College of Geographic Sciences (Diploma. Surveying 1977)
- Commissioned as a Nova Scotia Land Surveyor, 1980
- Managing partner; responsible for administration, research, and
Location Certificates
SAFETY AND LOSS CONTROL \ PREVENTION
Thompson Conn Limited is presently in the process of obtaining
its certificate of recognition from the Nova Scotia Construction
Safety Association, our staff, including shareholders, have been
trained in First Aid, Workplace Hazardous Materials Information
Systems, Temporary Work Place Signage, Traffic Control Person,
Chain Saw Safety and Maintenance and Confined Space Entry.
Thompson Conn Limited considers its employees as their single
greatest asset and is committed to their safety and to loss
control and prevention.
MAJOR PROJECTS
Survey services for 565 km Maritimes and Northeast Natural Gas
Pipeline - July 1996 to Presently
Survey services for 110 km Halifax Lateral for Maritimes and
Northeast Natural Gas Pipeline - Presently in progress
Layout and Certification of 500 piles tor the Jetty NB
Reconstruction at CFB Halifax - Dockyard
Hydrographic Surveys for the Imperial Oil Refinery at Eastern
Passage, Nova Scotia
Precise location and layout of structural steel components for
the Construction of Executive Box Seating at The Halifax Metro
Centre
Precise alignment survey for the construction of the tunnel
joining The Halifax Metro Centre and The World Trade and
Convention Centre, Halifax
Legal, Topographic and Layout Surveys for The New Neptune Theatre
Complex in Halifax
Boundary, Topographic, Hydrographic and Precise Alignment surveys
for the modernization of The Halifax Shipyards for J.D. lrving
Limited 1996 - Present
Boundary survey of The Mount Edward Reservoir for The Halifax
Regional Water Commission
Complete survey services (500 lots) for Haliburton Heights
Subdivision, Stillwater Lake, Halifax Regional Municipality
Complete survey services (1 00 lots) for Highland Park
Subdivision, Tantallon
Boundary Survey of The Halifax Citadel National Historic Park
Boundary Surveys at Bayers Lake Industrial Park for The Halifax
Industrial Commission
Photo Control and Ground Truthing surveys for The Digital Mapping
of C.F.B. Halifax, C.F.B. Aldershot and 14 Wing Greenwood
A survey of Municipal Infrastructure and 1:500 Aerial Mapping of
1 1 km of Halifax Harbour for Halifax Harbour Cleanup Inc.
Boundary and Topographic survey for Bayers \ Westwood Park
Housing Complex for the Halifax Housing Authority
Boundary Survey of C.F.B. Windsor Park for D.N.D.
Precise layout of Walls and Anchor Bolts for Pratt & Whitney
Canada at the Aerotech Industrial Park, Halifax County
Certification of 200+ Commercial Retail Units for the Halifax
Shipping Centre
Boundary Survey for The Halifax \ Dartmouth Bridge Commission
Property Acquisition for access roads and ramps,
Halifax-Dartmouth, Nova Scotia A. Murray MacKay Bridge
Boundary and topographic survey of the R.C.M.P. Headquarters,
Halifax
Complete layout and certification of survey services for Halifax
Sheraton Casino
Full profile
Full profile
Contact information
Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
Over the past 19 years, this firm and its predecessor companies
and partners have consistently provided reliable cost-effective
services in the surveying field. Through thousands of technical,
construction, boundary and subdivision surveys, we have
demonstrated our competence and capabilities in providing the
following surveying and mapping services:
Boundary Definition
Topographic
Hydrographic
Cadastral
Subdivision
Photo Control
Pipeline Surveys
Related services including:
Property Description Writing
Computerized Drafting
Geographic Information Services *
Aerial Photography and Mapping *
Remote Sensing *
* Through affiliated companies.
Technology profile
Global Positioning System (GPS)
Leica dual frequency GPS with Real Time Kinematic Capability
Total Stations with Data Collection:
1 Leica 605
1 Geodimeter, model 610, auto tracking servo driven with a
complete suite of Geodimeter software
6 Geodimeter, model 61 0, with a complete suite of Geodimeter
software
2 Topcon GTS-3 c/w Sokkia SDR-33
Computing (Survey Related)
Computers
2 - Pentium 350 MHZ
2 - Pentium 11 266
1 - Pentium 11 233 MMX Laptop (G.P.S. Dedicated)
1 - Pentium 200 MHZ P.C.
1 - Pentium 166 MHZ P.C.
1 - Pentium 100 MHZ P.C.
2 - Pentium 90 MHZ P.C.'s
1 - Pentium 350 MHZ Server
Plotters
1 - Hewlett Packard 450 color inkjet
1 - Hewlett Packard 650 Color inkjet
1 - Konica High Speed Laser Printer \ Photocopier
Miscellaneous
2 - 12"xl 8" digitizing pads
1 - 600 dpi HL-10h Laser Printer
Software
SKI GPS data processing
Network Adjustments
Eagle Point - Route Design
Surface Modelling
Site Design
Profiles
Cogo
Drafting
Data Collection
Data Transfer
Survey Adjustments
Proconsul - Field Processing
Cogo
Download Communications
AutoCAD - Releases 12,13,14 and AutoCAD Map, lntelliCAD
Third-Party Information Liability Disclaimer
Some of the information on this Web page has been provided by external sources. The Government of Canada is not responsible for the accuracy, reliability or currency of the information supplied by external sources. Users wishing to rely upon this information should consult directly with the source of the information. Content provided by external sources is not subject to official languages, privacy and accessibility requirements.
Contacts
Contact information
Description
Company description
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
Over the past 19 years, this firm and its predecessor companies
and partners have consistently provided reliable cost-effective
services in the surveying field. Through thousands of technical,
construction, boundary and subdivision surveys, we have
demonstrated our competence and capabilities in providing the
following surveying and mapping services:
Boundary Definition
Topographic
Hydrographic
Cadastral
Subdivision
Photo Control
Pipeline Surveys
Related services including:
Property Description Writing
Computerized Drafting
Geographic Information Services *
Aerial Photography and Mapping *
Remote Sensing *
* Through affiliated companies.
Technology
Technology profile
Global Positioning System (GPS)
Leica dual frequency GPS with Real Time Kinematic Capability
Total Stations with Data Collection:
1 Leica 605
1 Geodimeter, model 610, auto tracking servo driven with a
complete suite of Geodimeter software
6 Geodimeter, model 61 0, with a complete suite of Geodimeter
software
2 Topcon GTS-3 c/w Sokkia SDR-33
Computing (Survey Related)
Computers
2 - Pentium 350 MHZ
2 - Pentium 11 266
1 - Pentium 11 233 MMX Laptop (G.P.S. Dedicated)
1 - Pentium 200 MHZ P.C.
1 - Pentium 166 MHZ P.C.
1 - Pentium 100 MHZ P.C.
2 - Pentium 90 MHZ P.C.'s
1 - Pentium 350 MHZ Server
Plotters
1 - Hewlett Packard 450 color inkjet
1 - Hewlett Packard 650 Color inkjet
1 - Konica High Speed Laser Printer \ Photocopier
Miscellaneous
2 - 12"xl 8" digitizing pads
1 - 600 dpi HL-10h Laser Printer
Software
SKI GPS data processing
Network Adjustments
Eagle Point - Route Design
Surface Modelling
Site Design
Profiles
Cogo
Drafting
Data Collection
Data Transfer
Survey Adjustments
Proconsul - Field Processing
Cogo
Download Communications
AutoCAD - Releases 12,13,14 and AutoCAD Map, lntelliCAD


Every Animation can have the following properties
| animation | string | The Rvlr animation that should be used |
| singleAnimation | Boolean | Whether the animation should be run multiple times when scrolling through or not (default = multiple times) |
There's several easings that you can use on different animations:
Allowed properties:
| easing | Easing | See easings |
| duration | number | in ms |
| delay | number | in ms |
Allowed properties:
| easing | Easing | See easings |
| easeIn | Easing | Overwrites easing for the initial animation of the overlay block |
| easeOut | Easing | Overwrites easing for the second animation of the overlay block |
| duration | number | in ms |
| delay | number | in ms |
| bgColor | string | css color |
| measureContent | Boolean | if set, measures inner content size instead of spanning the whole width / height of the block |


Overview
Bioimages Collection Manager was created to ease the process of adding images of
living organisms and metadata about them to the
Bioimages website.
Cross-platform and open-source, the software was designed with minimal dependencies
making it very simple to install as well as to extend and build it yourself if you wish.
No internet connection is required which makes it useful at remote sites, but web services
such as reverse geocoding and updating the database to the latest published version of
the Bioimages metadata are built into the software if you wish to use them.
Metadata collected follow biodiversity informatics best practices using terms from the
Biodiversity Information Standards (
TDWG),
the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative
(
DMCI), and the Darwin-SW
Ontology (
DSW). Due to following these
standards, the data users input into this software and submit are of great use to
biodiversity researchers and the public. In addition to the Bioimages website data
submitted are also sent to biodiversity aggregators such as the Global Biodiversity
Information Facility (
GBIF) and the Encyclopedia
of Life (
EOL).
If you would like to contribute images to the project, please contact Steve Baskauf
at steve.baskauf@vanderbilt.edu.


Otumfuo calls on Rawlings, Mahama
The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, paid a courtesy call on former President Jerry John Rawlings at the Ridge residence in Accra last Friday.
Accompanied by a retinue of chiefs and elders from the Manhyia Palace, Otumfuo Osei Tutu exchanged pleasantries with the former President, his family and staff after which the two proceeded to hold private discussions.
The former President said the two discussed issues of national concern and thanked the Asantehene for making time to call on him in Accra.
Otumfuo Osei Tutu was in Accra to deliver a keynote lecture at the University of Professional Studies (UPSA).
The lecture, which was delivered, on Friday, was on the theme “Leadership: Strengthening Democratic Institutions for National Development”.
Mahama
In a related visit, Otumfuo Osei Tutu also paid a courtesy call on former President John Mahama ahead of his UPSA Leadership Lecture 2019.
In a facebook post on his wall, former President Mahama said “It was an opportunity to once again discuss with the Asantehene a number of critical national development issues and also tap into his wise counsel.
“Otumfuo Asantehene and I have always had a relationship underlined by mutual respect and brotherliness, and it was indeed a great honour to welcome him and his delegation,” he stated.
At the meting, he said, were the National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Mr Samuel Ofosu Ampofo, Second Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Mr Alban Bagbin, a former Chief of Staff, Julius Debrah, executives of the NDC and former appointees.


Maximum likelihood estimation of Gaussian Mixture Vector Autoregressive (GMVAR) model, quantile residual tests, graphical diagnostics, forecasting and simulations. Applying general linear constraints to the autoregressive parameters is supported. Leena Kalliovirta, Mika Meitz, Pentti Saikkonen (2016) <doi:10.1016/j.jeconom.2016.02.012>.
| Version: | 1.0.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0) |
| Imports: | Brobdingnag (≥ 1.2-5), mvnfast (≥ 0.2.5), parallel (≥ 3.4.0), stats (≥ 3.4.0), pbapply (≥ 1.3-4), graphics (≥ 3.4.0), grDevices (≥ 3.4.0) |
| Suggests: | testthat, knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-09-22 |
| Author: | Savi Virolainen [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Savi Virolainen <savi.virolainen at helsinki.fi> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| In views: | TimeSeries |
| CRAN checks: | gmvarkit results |
| Reference manual: | gmvarkit.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Introduction to gmvarkit |
| Package source: | gmvarkit_1.0.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: gmvarkit_1.0.3.zip, r-release: gmvarkit_1.0.3.zip, r-oldrel: gmvarkit_1.0.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: gmvarkit_1.0.3.tgz, r-oldrel: gmvarkit_1.0.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | gmvarkit archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=gmvarkit to link to this page.


Documentation¶
This documentation is built using Sphinx, and an automatically generated API reference using Doxygen and Breathe.
We always welcome suggestions on how to improve our documentation, as well as pull requests with corrections and additions.
Building documentation¶
Please see the documentation prerequisites
section for details on what you need in order to build the HPX documentation.
Enable building of the documentation by setting HPX_WITH_DOCUMENTATION=ON
during CMake configuration. To build the documentation build the docs
target using your build tool. The default output format is HTML documentation.
You can choose alternative output formats (single-page HTML, PDF, and man) with
the HPX_WITH_DOCUMENTATION_OUTPUT_FORMATS
CMake option.
Note
If you add new source files to the Sphinx documentation you have to run CMake again to have the files included in the build.
Style guide¶
The documentation is written using reStructuredText. These are the conventions used for formatting the documentation:
Use at most 80 characters per line.
Top-level headings use over- and underlines with
=
.Sub-headings use only underlines with characters in decreasing level of importance:
=
,-
and.
.Use sentence case in headings.
Refer to common terminology using
:term:`Component`
.Indent content of directives (
.. directive::
) by three spaces.For C++ code samples at the end of paragraphs, use
::
and indent the code sample by 4 spaces.For other languages (or if you don’t want a colon at the end of the paragraph) use
.. code-block:: language
and indent by three spaces as with other directives.
Use
.. list-table::
to wrap tables with a lot of text in cells.


Create a HTML form which contains one text area. Enter a sentence. Find the length of the longest word of that sentence using javascript. Also show the execution of this code with the javascript code as a “.js” file outside the HTML.


Deeply lost in the night. An overwhelming pong of hamster and hair oil. The air swarming with nocturnal gnats. In the distance, under the elevated section of the motorway, scores of loudspeakers pounding out non-stop reggae and rock music. A night of dread, but is it natty? Nashe wrote of the terrors of the night, and there was nothing natty about them. Or gnatty. Oh, sweep them away, the swarms, or disperse them with a blast from a bicycle pump.
Imagine if Lee Harvey Oswald had been armed with a bicycle pump rather than with a Mannlicher-Carcano rifle. He was unable to drive, so it is plausible he could have had a bicycle, and thus a pump. Imagining such a thing, such twaddle, distracts from the dread and the terror on this night of nights.
This night of no owls. Where have they gone? The yew tree's branches are owl-empty for the first time in living memory. Remember studying them through night-vision trinoculars, the mystic third lens for the mystic third eye? Invaluable goggles.
Night came crashing down so suddenly.  Down here, hopelessly lost. Magnets ceasing to function, compasses pointing in unknown directions never previously seen on earth.
In tenebrous gloom, trying to decipher the scritti. Muck underfoot. Approaching the ducal potting shed, behind eerie shrubs. Someone must be there.
The first sentence, and the last, were translated from the German by Tania and James Stern. Everything in between was not.


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First off, thank you! We'd love to have your help.
You can help contribute by visiting the repository on GitHub. There we welcome any additions to the content, suggestions, or any bug reports.
{% endblock %}


Big Game Haunting
–
A VR ghost hunting game made for the November 2018 Game Jam. I worked remotely with three of my former classmates to make this game. As with other group projects, I mostly did programming and they mostly did art & design, but our roles overlapped somewhat.
Ghosts can only be seen through either the camcorder or the gun’s scope, but the scope’s FOV is very restricted so you have to use both together. (This was accomplished using rendertargets and UE4’s owner visibility settings.)
One ghost is active in the world at a time, wandering between haunts, and the player has to find and kill as many as possible within a time limit.
The game is available to download on Itch.io (the exe may need to be launched with
to work properly)1
-vr


aaron stacy
frontend engineer
but we need to ship
we've got a lot of tools
that help us build
- browsers' dev tools
- module loaders
- css preprocessors
- how many mvc frameworks??!
the mysterious "tests" folder
n00bs
continuous integration
those things you do
when you release
- run tests
- minify
- concatenate
- compile
- deploy
except all the time,
every commit
we want to:
- run our tests on every commit
- receive an e-mail when something breaks
- not receive an e-mail when stuff doesn't break
- know if merging a pull request will cause problems
make grunt test
work
add a .travis.yml
to your repo:
language: node_js
node_js: ["0.10"]
before_script: npm install -g grunt-cli
script: grunt test
[docs]
[example]
we want to:
- run our tests on every commit
- receive an e-mail when something breaks
- not receive an e-mail when stuff doesn't break
- know if merging a pull request will cause problems
we want to:
- run our tests on every commit
- receive an e-mail when something breaks
- not receive an e-mail when stuff doesn't break
- know if merging a pull request will cause problems
we want to:
- run our tests on every commit
- receive an e-mail when something breaks
- not receive an e-mail when stuff doesn't break
- know if merging a pull request will cause problems
we want to:
- deploy our app on a successful build
make grunt deploy
work
update your .travis.yml
:
language: node_js
node_js: ["0.10"]
before_script: npm install -g grunt-cli
script: grunt test
[instructions]
[example]
update your .travis.yml
:
language: node_js
node_js: ["0.10"]
before_script: npm install -g grunt-cli
script: grunt test
# additional info for automatic deployment
after_success: grunt deploy
env:
global:
- secure: GvrIQCbjeEB... # generated token
[instructions]
[example]
busy people ❤ this
teams ❤ this
everybody #winning


Before Change
spacy_download(model)
self.parser = spacy.load(model, disable=pipeline_opts)
else:
print("Download declined. Response received {} != YES. ".format(response))
print("Please download the model manually")
sys.exit(0)
def tokenize(self, text):
After Change
print("to download an English model using Spacy, please run:")
print(" python -m spacy download en_core_web_sm")
print("")
print("Spacy license: MIT")
print("Link to license: https://github.com/explosion/spaCy/blob/master/LICENSE")
print("The terms and conditions of the data set license apply. Intel does not "
"grant any rights to the data files or database")
sys.exit(0)


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Graphitti
A toolkit/software architecture to ease creating high-performance neural network simulators
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Public Member Functions | |
| virtual void | printParameters () const override |
| virtual void | generateVertexTypeMap (int numVertices) override |
| virtual void | initStarterMap (const int numVertices) override |
| virtual void | loadParameters () |
| Load member variables from configuration file. Registered to OperationManager as Operation::loadParameters. More... | |
| virtual edgeType | edgType (const int srcVertex, const int destVertex) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Layout | |
| Layout () | |
| Constructor. | |
| virtual | ~Layout () |
| Destructor. | |
| shared_ptr< IAllVertices > | getVertices () const |
| virtual void | setupLayout () |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static Layout * | Create () |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Attributes inherited from Layout | |
| VectorMatrix * | xloc_ |
| Store neuron i's x location. | |
| VectorMatrix * | yloc_ |
| Store neuron i's y location. | |
| CompleteMatrix * | dist2_ |
| Inter-neuron distance squared. | |
| CompleteMatrix * | dist_ |
| The true inter-neuron distance. | |
| vector< int > | probedNeuronList_ |
| Probed neurons list. // ToDo: Move this to Hdf5 recorder once its implemented in project -chris. | |
| vertexType * | vertexTypeMap_ |
| The vertex type map (INH, EXC). | |
| bool * | starterMap_ |
| The starter existence map (T/F). | |
| BGSIZE | numEndogenouslyActiveNeurons_ |
| Number of endogenously active neurons. | |
| BGSIZE | numCallerVertices_ |
| Number of caller vertices. | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from Layout | |
| shared_ptr< IAllVertices > | vertices_ |
| vector< int > | endogenouslyActiveNeuronList_ |
| Endogenously active neurons list. | |
| vector< int > | inhibitoryNeuronLayout_ |
| Inhibitory neurons list. | |
| vector< int > | callerVertexList_ |
| Caller vertex list. | |
| vector< int > | psapVertexList_ |
| PSAP vertex list. | |
| vector< int > | responderVertexList_ |
| Responder vertex list. | |
| log4cplus::Logger | fileLogger_ |
Definition at line 22 of file DynamicLayout.h.
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virtual |
Returns the type of synapse at the given coordinates
| srcVertex | integer that points to a Neuron in the type map as a source. |
| destVertex | integer that points to a Neuron in the type map as a destination. |
Implements Layout.
Definition at line 142 of file DynamicLayout.cpp.
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overridevirtual |
Creates a randomly ordered distribution with the specified numbers of neuron types.
| numVertices | number of the neurons to have in the type map. |
Creates a randomly ordered distribution with the specified numbers of neuron types.
| numVertices | number of the vertices to have in the type map. |
Reimplemented from Layout.
Definition at line 33 of file DynamicLayout.cpp.
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overridevirtual |
Populates the starter map. Selects num_endogenously_active_neurons excitory neurons and converts them into starter neurons.
| numVertices | number of vertices to have in the map. |
Populates the starter map. Selects numEndogenouslyActiveNeurons_ excitatory neurons and converts them into starter neurons.
| numVertices | number of vertices to have in the map. |
Reimplemented from Layout.
Definition at line 79 of file DynamicLayout.cpp.
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virtual |
Load member variables from configuration file. Registered to OperationManager as Operation::loadParameters.
Load member variables from configuration file. Registered to OperationManager as Operations::op::loadParameters.
Implements Layout.
Definition at line 108 of file DynamicLayout.cpp.
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overridevirtual |
Prints out all parameters to logging file. Registered to OperationManager as Operation::printParameters
Reimplemented from Layout.
Definition at line 23 of file DynamicLayout.cpp.


Unai Emery becomes favourite for sack as Jose Mourinho takes over at Tottenham
Mauricio Pochettino became the second manager to be sacked on Tuesday night and it leaves Arsenal's Unai Emery as the new favourite to face the axe
by Sam MeadeUnai Emery is now the man leading the sack race after Tottenham axed Mauricio Pochettino on Tuesday night.
The north London clubs have both struggled so far this season with Daniel Levy the first chief to take the plunge.
He has acted quickly by hiring Jose Mourinho as head coach in a sensational move.
But it now leaves Emery as the man most likely to be axed in the coming weeks following a run of two wins in ten Premier League games.
The Spaniard was allowed to spend over £100m in the summer, but hasn't been able to turn that investment into points.
A defeat at Leicester last time out leaves them nine-points off the Champions League places and, given that was Emery's remit, he is under pressure to turn things around.
The former Sevilla and PSG boss has also come in for criticism for some off his decisions off the field with the appointment of Granit Xhaka as captain creating more problems than it solved.
Mourinho has been linked with the Emirates hot seat in recent weeks, but he is now out of the running after making an incredible return on the white half of north London.
Emery has only been in charge at Arsenal for just over a year having succeeded Arsene Wenger following his lengthy tenure.
But there are calls from the Gunners fans to see the Europa League winner sacked with several candidates linked.
Manchester City's assistant manager Mikel Arteta, who played for Arsenal, was linked with the job before Emery took over and is still a possibility.
Brendan Rodgers, who has masterminded Leicester's upturn in fortunes, is another name to be thrown into the mix.


Miscellaneous Poems
by Paul Laurence Dunbar
A Summer Pastoral
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1913
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Dunbar, P.L. (1913). The Complete Poems of Paul Laurence Dunbar. New York: Dodd, Mead, and Company.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 6.5
- Word Count: 526
- Genre: Poetry
- Keywords: day, daytime, work
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It’s hot to–day. The bees is buzzin’
Kinder don’t–keer–like aroun’
An’ fur off the warm air dances
O’er the parchin’ roofs in town.
In the brook the cows is standin’;
Childern hidin’ in the hay;
Can’t keep none of ‘em a workin’,
‘Cause it’s hot to–day.
It’s hot to–day. The sun is blazin’
Like a great big ball o’ fire;
Seems as ef instead o’ settin’
It keeps mountin’ higher an’ higher.
I’m as triflin’ as the children,
Though I blame them lots an’ scold;
I keep slippin’ to the spring–house,
Where the milk is rich an’ cold.
The very air within its shadder
Smells o’ cool an’ restful things,
An’ a roguish little robin
Sits above the place an’ sings.
I don’t mean to be a shirkin’,
But I linger by the way
Longer, mebbe, than is needful,
‘Cause it’s hot to–day.
It’s hot to–day. The horses stumble
Half asleep across the fiel’s;
An’ a host o’ teasin’ fancies
O’er my burnin’ senses steals,—
Dreams o’ cool rooms, curtains lowered,
An’ a sofy’s temptin’ look;
Patter o’ composin’ raindrops
Or the ripple of a brook.
I strike a stump! That wakes me sudden;
Dreams all vanish into air.
Lordy! how I chew my whiskers;
‘Twouldn’t do fur me to swear.
But I have to be so keerful
‘Bout my thoughts an’ what I say;
Somethin’ might slip out unheeded,
‘Cause it’s hot to–day.

Sakes alive! how I do sweat.
Every stitch that I’ve got on me,
Bet a cent, is wringin’ wet.
If this keeps up, I’ll lose my temper.

Wonder who on airth this weather
Could ‘a’ be’n got up to suit?

‘Pears as ef you tuk an hour
‘Tween each step to stop an’ blow.
Think I want to stand a meltin’
Out here in this b’ilin’ sun,
While you stop to think about it?
Lift them feet o’ your’n an’ run.
It ain’t no use; I’m plumb fetaggled.
Come an’ put this team away.
I won’t plow another furrer;
It’s too mortal hot to–day.


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Introduction
Welcome to Paladin, the open source IDE for Haiku! BeIDE, the venerated development environment for BeOS, was based on CodeWarrior by Metrowerks. It was a good commercial product distributed with BeOS, but with the loss of Be, Inc. it has not seen further development or changes in its licensing. Until now, there has not been a suitable replacement. Paladin is the spiritual successor to BeIDE, building upon BeIDE's features, doing away with its quirks, and streamlining C/C++ development as much as possible. As of this writing, primary development efforts have been placed on the project manager.Although BeIDE was an excellent development environment for its time, its feature set is sparse for modern developers. Paladin's feature set includes:
- Command-line build support
- Multithreaded builds
- Revision control-friendly project files
- More run options for projects
- Explicit support for debugging with gdb under Haiku
- Bundled helper tools
- Streamlined project settings
- Out-of-the-box support for Lex and Yacc
- Support for text and binary resource files
- Projects can include notes and other files that aren't source code
- Project templates
- Out-of-the-box makefile generation
- Integrated source code management
- 1-click project backups
Development with Paladin
Starting a New Project
When starting a new project, Paladin will need a little bit of information from you: the name and kind of project you are starting, its name, where you want to create the project's folder, and the name of the executable.Choosing the proper project type is important – the compiler and linker use different settings for each kind of project and may produce unexpected build problems. If the Create Project Folder box is checked, your project's folder will be created in the location you choose and will have the same name as that of your project. Creating
MyProject
in /boot/home/projects
will result in a project file being created in the folder
/boot/home/projects/MyProject
. All project filenames are, by default,
created with the .pld
extension. The Project Type menu gives you
the option to create your project from a template, saving you from retyping
the same boilerplate code each time. You can even create your own project
templates. Your project can also utilize source control. It is highly
recommended, but it is not required. Paladin currently supports the Subversion
and Mercurial tools.
The Project Window
Once a project has been created, you will be shown a project window. Depending on what project template you have chosen, the project window may or may not have files in it. From here, you will want to add some files to your project and, depending on what system components (Translation Kit, etc.) you may need to change what system libraries are used by your project. There is quite a lot of power hidden just out of sight in the project window. Let's take a quick look at it:Not pictured above are two other types of entries: missing files and unsupported files. Missing files are listed in gray and are italicized. Files which are not associated with builds are shown as up-to-date and will otherwise be ignored. See further below for more information on supported file types.
Adding Files and Groups
Paladin supports many different kinds of files for use in projects. Adding a file to your project is as simple as dragging it to the project window and dropping it there. Alternatively, if you prefer to use a more traditional method, you can add files to your project by choosing Add Files from the Project menu.
You can also drag and drop entire a folder to add its contents to your project. Note that certain files will not be added, namely, Paladin and BeIDE projects and the folders used by the Subversion, Git, Mercurial, and CVS source control programs for holding repository information, e.g. .svn folders. Build files use by the command-line build tools jam and make are also ignored. When a folder is dropped onto the project window, each subfolder will be given its own group.
Projects have no practical limit to the number of files they can contain. As a result, having one hundred or more files is both possible and somewhat unwieldy. Although you can sort your files, you can also create groups to better organize your projects.
Removing files is just as easy. Select the files you wish to remove and either hit Alt+Delete on the keyboard or choose Remove Selected Files from the Project menu. You can even click while holding down the Shift or Alt keys to select multiple files at once.
Note: There is a known display bug in BeOS R5 and Zeta which does not properly show the keyboard shortcut for Remove Selected Files. This issue is being addressed in Haiku.
To create a group, click on a file which you would like to belong to the new group and then choose Create New Group from the Project menu. Alternatively, you can right-click on the file item and choose Create New Group. All files below your selection will also belong to this new group. To remove a group, drag all of its files to another group.
Supported File Types
All file types are identified by their extensions. Unsupported file types are ignored. This is actually a feature – you can add TODO lists, e-mails and whatever other files you might need to be associated with your project and have easy access to them. Paladin will open them with their associated editor when you double-click on them.| File Type | Associated Extensions | Associated Actions |
| C source | .c | Compile, Link |
| C++ source | .cpp, .cc, .cxx | Compile, Link |
| C header | .h | Compile, Link |
| Resource | .rdef, .rsrc | Added at the end of the build |
| Shared library | .so | Link |
| Static library | .a | Link |
| Lex | .l (letter L) | Run flex, Compile, Link |
| Yacc | .y | Run bison, Compile, Link |
| Shell script | .sh | Executed after building project |
A Note About File Paths
Paladin stores the location of your project's files when it adds them to it. Any files that are kept either in your project's folder or in a folder underneath it are stored with paths relative to the project file. Any project files that are stored somewhere else are tracked using absolute file paths. This means that you should store all of your project file at the top of the folder hierarchy for your project. This will allow you to move a project around and its files won't be suddenly missing.Using System Libraries
One notable deviation from BeIDE's workflow is how Paladin works with
libraries installed in the usual system locations, i.e.
/boot/home/config/lib
and /boot/system/develop/lib/x86
. Libraries
found here are added using a separate window. The Libraries window can be
found by choosing Change System Libraries from the Project menu.
Instead of having to manually add system libraries to your project by the
same means as all of your other files, all that is needed is to check the
entry for a particular library you wish to be linked into your project. They
are listed and grouped by order of location – all libraries kept in
/boot/system/develop/lib/x86
are listed first group and those stored in
/boot/home/config/lib
are listed further down in the second group.
Under Haiku, three groups are used, and libraries found in
/boot/common/lib
are listed in between the other two groups.
Static libraries in these locations are also listed. Should you wish to add your own static libraries to a project, simply add them to your project just like any other file and they will be linked at the proper time.
Project Settings
Most of the settings for your project can be accessed from the Project Settings window. They are divided between two tabs: the General tab and the Build tab.From the General tab, it is possible to change your project's target type (application, shared library, static library, kernel driver), the name of the executable that Paladin will build, and any extra include paths your project needs. Normally, it will not be necessary to change the include paths because any time a file is added to a project, its location is added to the list. Still, should the need arise, the paths can be changed.
The Build tab contains settings that you may need to change during the
course of the development cycle. Compiler optimization can be set to None,
Some, More, and Full. Debugging information dramatically increases the size of
the executable, but it also allows the debugger to show the exact location in
the original source file when stepping through – a highly valuable tool.
Profiling information is for use with bprof
to find out where
your program spends most of its time working and is available for BeOS R5 and
Zeta. In addition to these options, if there are other options you wish to
include, they can be added in the text boxes provided.
Running Your Project
In addition to keyboard shortcuts to build and run your project, Paladin provides other options which speed up development. These consist of opening the debugger at the starting point of your program, running your program while logging any console printing it does, and being able to choose command-line arguments with which your program will be started.
Paladin supports Haiku's gdb. If debugging information is not already built into the program, it will be enabled and your program will be rebuilt before being executed. You will, however, be given the option to not run in the debugger before this is done.
While it is currently not possible for Paladin to start the Terminal, have it launch your program, and then stay open after your program exits, it is nonetheless possible to obtain the benefits of doing so by choosing Run Logged. Your program will run and when it quits, Paladin will display a log of everything your program has printed to the Terminal. From there, you can peruse it at your leisure or select everything and drag it to the Desktop to save it into a file.
For easier testing of applications which can take command-line arguments, Paladin allows you to set these arguments for when your program is run. Note that these arguments are persistent and are saved from one session to another in order to save typing. Additionally, these arguments are utilized whenever your program is run from Paladin, regardless of the mode (debugger, logged, etc.).
Dealing with Errors
Not everything builds on the first try, so every developer has to deal with build errors. Paladin deals with errors in the same way that BeIDE did: displaying a window containing a list of each error given to it by the build tools. While warnings will not stop Paladin from continuing to build a project, if an error occurs, Paladin will stop the build so that the errors can be corrected. Errors are listed in pink; warnings are listed in yellow. Sometimes errors or warnings are generated that take up two lines. In these cases, one part will be in yellow and the other will merely be white. Double-clicking on an error or warning will open up the file containing it in the editor. The Copy to Clipboard button will copy all visible errors and/or warnings to the system clipboard for pasting into other documents.Using the Integrated Source Control
Experienced developers are, by and large, familiar with using source control tools. These tools are designed to manage many developers working on the same project at the same time without stepping on each others' toes much. While these tools, also known as source control managers (SCMs), were originally designed with many developers in mind, there is little reason for a single developer to not use source control except for perhaps laziness and/or ignorance.
Many source control systems exist. The oldest are RCS and CVS. CVS is still in current use by many projects, but it is not very well loved. Subversion, abbreviated svn, was written as "the proper way to implement CVS" and improves upon it considerably. These SCMs are designed with a single central repository from which each developer checks in and checks out changes. More recently, distributed SCMs have come onto the scene. These give each developer a complete copy of the source tree, enabling a greater amount of flexibility with which to work. The most popular of these are Git and Mercurial.
Both Haiku and Paladin support Subversion, Mercurial, and Git source control systems.
Source control in Paladin is as much the same between tools as possible. Project-wide operations, such as checking out and committing changes, can be found in the Source Control submenu of the Project menu. Operations which work on individual files are more easily accessed via the right-click context menu in the file list of the project window. The conceptual model used with Paladin's source control tools fits working with Mercurial, however Subversion will work just as well. While not all functionality of each SCM can be used from Paladin, the day-to-day operations needed will work well and will save the unfamiliar from having to learn the command-line methods until they wish to do so.
An excellent tutorial for Git can be found on GitHub's website.
Scripting with Paladin
Many graphical development environments either attempt to integrate larger script-based build solutions — such asmake
,
jam
, and others — into the environment. Far too often,
though, the integration isn't done well enough to be useful to the developer.
Paladin is intended to be able to handle most projects. In order to support
complex build tasks, like multiple targets and targets depending on other
targets, for example, would require Paladin to sacrifice much of the
simplicity it provides. Instead, Paladin does the reverse: it makes itself
work well within these more complex build systems. This is done with command
line arguments for starting Paladin. This means of starting Paladin can also
make reporting bugs in Paladin much easier.
| Command | Does what |
Paladin [projectpath] |
Runs Paladin and if a project is specified, opens it. If not, the Start window is displayed. If the project desired is kept within the default projects folder used by Paladin, the name of the project can be used instead of the entire path. |
Paladin -b [-r] projectpath |
Builds the specified project and exits. Errors and warnings are printed on stderr. Adding the -r switch forces a complete rebuild. |
Paladin -d [-v] [projectpath] |
Starts Paladin in debug mode, which prints information to the console needed by Paladin's developers for handling bug reports. Adding -v generates additional information. If a project is specified, it is opened, but if not, the Start window is displayed. |
Paladin -h | Shows command line help. |
Program Settings
Seeing how not everyone works the same way, Paladin features some options to be able to customize the environment to your liking. The Program Settings window allows you to choose the place where your projects are stored and the location for project backups. For machines with more than one processor, Paladin creates one build thread for each processor to most efficiently build your projects, but if this creates problems, it can limit the number of build threads to just one.ccache
is a program which speeds up
compilation and fastdep
is a dependency checker which is several
orders of magnitude faster than the standard one. Tooltips are used sparingly
in Paladin, but if they annoy you, they can be turned off. When project files
are opened, Paladin can also open the folder that contains it in the Tracker
file browser. Also, if you have a preferred source control tool or would
rather not use it, you can set your preference here.Appendix
Adding Your Own Project Templates
By default, Paladin comes with a small group of project templates, but it is possible — and easy — to create your own, as well. To create your own project template:- Create a new project in its own folder.
- Change the project settings to reflect your wishes.
- Add files to the project. Note that these files, including attributes, will become the basis for your project template.
- Rename the project's folder to the name you wish to use for the template.
- Move the project folder to the User Templates folder.
This is
/boot/home/config/settings/Paladin/Templates
.
Helper Tools
Developers seem to need a wide variety of tools when writing code. Paladin includes a few small accessories to complement the main development environment. They can be accessed from the Tools menu.ASCII Table
Paladin's ASCII table is pretty simple, but useful nonetheless. There are hexadecimal, octal, and decimal values for each value from 0 to 255 along with a description.License Manager
Licensing is, unfortunately, a necessary evil. To help wade through the basic differences of each license, the license manager provides a list of licenses, a plain-language summary of the license, and the full text of the license itself. Clicking on the Set License button creates a file called LICENSE in your project's folder with the text of the license you have chosen.Project Backup
Although source control is easy to come by and doesn't require much extra effort, some projects hardly seem worth setting up a full-blown source control repository. Your project can be quickly placed into a compressed archive in a folder of your choosing with your project's name and timestamp for the backup with just a click of this menu item.Regular Expression Tester
Regular expressions are both incredibly flexible and powerful. The only problem is getting them to work just right on a section of text. This window will provide the means to test a regular expression on some specified text. As a convenience, if there is text on the system clipboard when it is opened, it will start with that text as the data for the search.
If you are not familiar with regular expressions, it is highly recommended that you learn about them. They can perform searches with more flexibility than regular string searches and the basics can be learned easily enough by reading a tutorial on regular expressions.


ttee(1f) - [TIME] write input to stdout and a file with timing info. (LICENSE:PD)
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Limits
Examples
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ttee [[ -o|--output] filename(s)] [ -a|--append] [ --timestamp FLAG]] ... [ -fmt FORMAT] [ --help | --version]
Read from standard input and write to standard output and files with an optional timestamp in front of each line.-o|--output FILENAME(S) specify name of output file(s). If the filenames are first the keyword -o|--output is optional.
-a|--append append to the given output file(s), do not overwrite
-t|--timestamp FLAG which files to add the timestamp to. Default is "all" Allowed values are stdout, output, all, none.
-fmt FORMAT Change format for timestamp prefix using a call to now(3f).
Description ExampleBase time array: (1) %Y -- year, yyyy 2022 (2) %M -- month of year, 01 to 12 08 (3) %D -- day of month, 01 to 31 02 %d -- day of month, with suffix (1st, 2nd,...) 2nd (4) %Z -- minutes from UTC -0240 %z -- -+hh:mm from UTC -04:00 %T -- -+hhmm from UTC -0400 (5) %h -- hours, 00 to 23 03 %H -- hour (1 to 12, or twelve-hour clock) 3 %N -- midnight< AM <=noon; noon<= PM <midnight AM (6) %m -- minutes, 00 to 59 46 (7) %s -- sec, 00 to 59 47 (8) %x -- milliseconds 000 to 999 455 Conversions: %E -- Unix Epoch time<PHONE_NUMBER>.455006 %e -- integer value of Unix Epoch time<PHONE_NUMBER> %J -- Julian date 2459793.824160393 %j -- integer value of Julian Date(Julian Day) 2459793 %O -- Ordinal day (day of year) 214 %o -- Whole days since Unix Epoch date 19206 %U -- day of week, 1..7 Sunday=1 3 %u -- day of week, 1..7 Monday=1 2 %i -- ISO week of year 1..53 31 %I -- iso-8601 week-numbering date(yyyy-Www-d) 2022-W31-2 Names: %l -- abbreviated month name Aug %L -- full month name August %w -- first three characters of weekday Tue %W -- weekday name Tuesday %p -- phase of moon Waxing crescent %P -- percent of way from new to full moon 31% Literals: %% -- a literal % % %t -- tab character %b -- blank character %B -- exclamation(bang) character ! %n -- new line (system dependent)
%q -- single quote (apostrophe) %Q -- double quote " Program timing: %c -- CPU_TIME(3f) output .2323500000000000E-01 %C -- number of times this routine is used 1 %S -- seconds since last use of this format .000000000000000 %k -- time in seconds from SYSTEM_CLOCK(3f) 68611.47 %K -- time in clicks from SYSTEM_CLOCK(3f) 686114677
If no percent (%) is found in the format one of several alternate substitutions occurs.
If the format is composed entirely of one of the following keywords the following substitutions occur: "iso-8601", "iso" ==> %Y-%M-%DT%h:%m:%s%z 2022-08-02T03:46:47-04:00 "iso-8601W", "isoweek" ==> %I 2022-W31-2 "sql" ==> "%Y-%M-%D %h:%m:%s.%x" "2022-08-02 03:46:47.470" "sqlday" ==> "%Y-%M-%D" "2022-08-02" "sqltime" ==> "%h:%m:%s.%x" "03:46:47.470" "rfc-2822" ==> %w, %D %l %Y %h:%m:%s %T Tue, 02 Aug 2022 03:46:47 -0400 "rfc-3339" ==> %Y-%M-%DT%h:%m:%s%z 2022-08-02T03:46:47-04:00 "date" ==> %w %l %D %h:%m:%s UTC%z %Y Tue Aug 02 03:46:47 UTC-04:00 2022 "short" ==> %w, %l %d, %Y %H:%m:%s %N UTC%z Tue, Aug 2nd, 2022 3:46:47 AM UTC-04:00 "long"," " ==> %W, %L %d, %Y %H:%m:%s %N UTC%z Tuesday, August 2nd, 2022 3:46:47 AM UTC-04:00 "suffix" ==> %Y%D%M%h%m%s<PHONE_NUMBER>4647 "formal" ==> The %d of %L %Y The 2nd of August 2022 "lord" ==> the %d day of %L in the year of our Lord %Y the 2nd day of August in the year of our Lord 2022 "easter" ==> FOR THE YEAR OF THE CURRENT DATE: Easter day: the %d day of %L in the year of our Lord %Y "all" ==> A SAMPLE OF DATE FORMATS otherwise the following words are replaced with the most common macros: year %Y 2022 month %M 08 day %D 02 timezone %z -04:00 hour %h 03 minute %m 46 second %s 47 millisecond %x 471 epoch %e<PHONE_NUMBER> julian %j 2459793 ordinal %O 214 weekday %u 2 MONTH %L July Month %l Jul DAY %d 7th HOUR %H 10 GOOD %N AM Weekday %w Thu WEEKDAY %W Thursday Timezone %Z -240 TIMEZONE %z -04:00 if none of these keywords are found then every letter that is a macro is assumed to have an implied percent in front of it. For example: YMDhms ==> %Y%M%D%h%m%s ==><PHONE_NUMBER>4647
--help display this help and exit --version output version information and exit
Program limits:
o Input line width maximum is 1024 characters. o Maximum length of output filenames is 4098, individual filename is 1024. o Minimum number of output files is probably at least 90; but is system dependent.
Basic command usage:
# write stdout of "program" to ttee.out with a timestamp and stdout program|ttee --output ttee.out --timestamp output|grep -i iteration# write stdout of "program" to log.txt and stdout with a Julian Day program|ttee log.txt -fmt "%J :" 2457565.488 :Iteration 1 : Error: 1.20 2457565.558 :Iteration 2 : Error: 0.08 2467569.684 :Iteration 3 : Error: 1.2e-3
John S. Urban
Public Domain
| Nemo Release 3.1 | ttee (1) | July 22, 2023 |


Mark D’arcy-Smith, 24, walked out of the Richmal Crompton in Bromley, Kent, saying staff did not take the incident seriously and he contacted police.
Bananas can be ordered for 30p on the pub’s app that allows strangers to buy food and drinks to be sent to any table.
He was at the pub with his friend at the end of the week on November 8 when the order arrived.
Mark said: ‘We both looked at each other then looked at the banana. It clicked that it wasn’t ours. It was clearly sent by someone who was trying to be racist.
‘My friend went to talk to a staff member but they didn’t see what the issue was. He said: “do you know what’s wrong here?”.
‘They thought they had brought an incorrect order. We had to explain what was wrong with that.
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‘I was sat on my own at this point. I looked around to see if I could spot anyone. I got anxious. I think someone sent it because it was anonymous.
‘Two girls came over and asked if I was okay, if I was going to stay.’
Mark believes that he thinks a rise of racism in football is fuelling the behaviour of many people.
He added: ‘It made me feel confused, angry, lost and lonely. It was really overwhelming. All these emotions came in a matter of seconds.
‘I don’t feel like many people understand what it feels like to be racially abused. The staff didn’t take it seriously.’
When he returned to the pub the next day to file a complaint he was told that staff could not see the issue so he contacted police.
He said: ‘I had hoped they [Wetherspoon] would take the situation seriously. They just treated it like other incidents – like a bar fight.’
A Wetherspoon spokesman said: ‘We apologise to the customer and appreciate the distress caused. This is now a police matter.
‘We have responded to the customer and pointed out that the pub cannot be held responsible for app orders.’
A police spokesman said: ‘Police are investigating a racially aggravated public order offence.
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‘The offence happened at about 10.05pm on Friday, November 8 at a Westmoreland Place, Bromley and involves an item being sent to the victim’s table.
‘The matter was reported to police the next day. Officers from the South Area Command Unit investigated. No arrests. Enquiries continue.’
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Fed's Powell to testify on economy on November 13
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will testify on the economy before Congress on November 13, the congressional Joint Economic Committee said on Monday.
The hearing will be held at 11 a.m. (1600 GMT), the committee said in a statement on its website.


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APB UVM Agent
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Encapsulates APB agent configuration settings. More...
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| uvm_object_utils (apb_agent_config) virtual apb_if APB | |
| Reference to the physical APB bus interface. More... | |
| new (string name="apb_agent_config") | |
| Conventional constructor for UVM objects. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| uvm_active_passive_enum | active = UVM_ACTIVE |
| Identifies the usage mode of the agent. More... | |
| bit | has_functional_coverage = 0 |
| Makes the agent collect the functional coverage. More... | |
| bit | has_scoreboard = 0 |
| Sets the agent to include an APB RAM based scoreboard. More... | |
| int | no_select_lines = 1 |
| Identifies the number of select lines used in the APB bus interface. More... | |
| int | apb_index = 0 |
| Identifies the select line used by an APB slave controlled and/or observed by the APB agent. More... | |
| logic< 31:0 > | start_address [15:0] |
| Identifies the base address of an APB slave controlled and/or observed by the APB agent. More... | |
| logic< 31:0 > | range [15:0] |
Encapsulates APB agent configuration settings.
The configuration settings include the usual UVC knobs (active mode, coverage collection status) and knobs specific to APB arbitration. An important part of the configuration instance is a refernce to the APB bus interface.
The configuration instance is to be created during the build phase of the agent's parent component, which is typically an environment and associated with an agent instance through a keyword lookup in the UVM Configuration DB.
Definition at line 32 of file apb_agent_pkg.sv.
| apb_agent_config::new | ( | string | name = "apb_agent_config" | ) |
Conventional constructor for UVM objects.
| name | Name to be associated with the configuration instance in the UVM Configuration DB. |
Definition at line 80 of file apb_agent_pkg.sv.
| apb_agent_pkg::apb_agent_config::uvm_object_utils | ( | apb_agent_config | ) |
Reference to the physical APB bus interface.
| uvm_active_passive_enum apb_agent_pkg::apb_agent_config::active = UVM_ACTIVE |
Identifies the usage mode of the agent.
In the UVM_ACTIVE state, the agent provides all the components for full control and monitoring of the APB bus. In the UVM_PASSIVE mode, the agent provides only the bus monitoring functions.
Definition at line 47 of file apb_agent_pkg.sv.
| int apb_agent_pkg::apb_agent_config::apb_index = 0 |
Identifies the select line used by an APB slave controlled and/or observed by the APB agent.
Definition at line 57 of file apb_agent_pkg.sv.
| bit apb_agent_pkg::apb_agent_config::has_functional_coverage = 0 |
Makes the agent collect the functional coverage.
Definition at line 49 of file apb_agent_pkg.sv.
| bit apb_agent_pkg::apb_agent_config::has_scoreboard = 0 |
Sets the agent to include an APB RAM based scoreboard.
Definition at line 51 of file apb_agent_pkg.sv.
| int apb_agent_pkg::apb_agent_config::no_select_lines = 1 |
Identifies the number of select lines used in the APB bus interface.
Definition at line 54 of file apb_agent_pkg.sv.
| logic<31:0> apb_agent_pkg::apb_agent_config::range[15:0] |
Definition at line 62 of file apb_agent_pkg.sv.
| logic<31:0> apb_agent_pkg::apb_agent_config::start_address[15:0] |
Identifies the base address of an APB slave controlled and/or observed by the APB agent.
Definition at line 60 of file apb_agent_pkg.sv.


NADJA A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 5.6
United States, 1994 U.S. Availability: varies (limited) Running Length: 1:37 MPAA Classification: R (Sex, vampirism) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Elina Lowensohn, Martin Donovan, Galaxy Craze, Peter Fonda, Jared Harris, Suzy Amis, Karl Geary Director: Michael Almereyda Producers: Mary Sweeney and Amy Hobby Screenplay: Michael Almereyda Cinematography: Jim DeNault Music: Simon Fisher Turner U.S. Distributor: October Films
Hip. Cool. New Wave. Chic. These are only some of the adjectives applicable to Michael Almereyda's new take on the vampire legend. Of course, one other term springs to mind, but it isn't nearly as complimentary. Pretentious. There are times when NADJA becomes too full of itself, as if the writer/director is attempting to prove that he's more than just a film maker; he's an *artist*.
Hal Hartley regular Elina Lowensohn is the title character, and her erotic, exotic portrayal of a female vampire may be the best on-screen presentation of the undead since that of Bela Lugosi. Cloaked and cowled in black with flawless skin and well-defined eyebrows, Lowensohn's Nadja is a startling creature, and the camera clearly loves her. Her European accent is also perfect for the role. (How important was Lugosi's to his Dracula?)
NADJA opens in modern-day Manhattan, where there are apparently all sorts of vampires and zombies roaming around. One such is the venerable Dracula (although he doesn't last more than ten minutes into the film), while others include his daughter Nadja and her twin brother Edgar (Jared Harris). Dr. Van Helsing (Peter Fonda), a nutcase vampire-killer acting like an aging hippie who dropped too much acid during the '60s, has driven a stake through Dracula's heart and is now after the kids. Helping him in his quest is his nephew (or is it son?), Jim (Martin Donovan, another Hartley favorite), whose wife Lucy (Galaxy Craze) has fallen under Nadja's spell.
One pleasant aspect of NADJA is that very little is played straight. Much of the film is done tongue in cheek, and there are a number of sly, satirical references to the legendary Dracula story. Visually, allusions vary from NOSFERATU to PLAN NINE FROM OUTER SPACE. Almereyda is clearly having fun with his material. His vision of Van Helsing as a borderline maniac is clever, and a number of double entendres (including one about being "born again") are worth a hearty chuckle.
Filmed in sterling black-and-white interspersed with Pixelvision sequences (created using a Fisher Price toy camera), NADJA is occasionally exquisite. There are scenes of stunning beauty and fevered chaos, with eerie music playing to their accompaniment. Unfortunately, Almereyda doesn't restrain his artsy visual inclinations, and his weird style becomes self-indulgent. Used too often, even the best tricks grow tiresome. NADJA is a prime example of this. And when the plot dries up an hour into the proceedings, the director apparently thinks that canny cinematography can keep things going to the end. It doesn't work, and NADJA struggles to reach the final credits. Smoke and mirrors only work when the audience can't see through them, but, in this picture, they're painfully obvious.
David Lynch's involvement in something this bizarre should surprise no one. In addition to his executive producer credit, Lynch has a cameo as a morgue attendant. Although he never steps behind the camera, the man who made ERASERHEAD and BLUE VELVET is full of praise for Almereyda, which is expected considering NADJA's offbeat style. But where Lynch's films always possessed an edge, NADJA doesn't have much to recommend it beyond atmosphere, occasional playfulness, and Lowensohn. As vampire movies go, this one lacks bite.
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java.lang.Object javax.management.NotificationBroadcasterSupport javax.management.timer.Timer
public class Timer
Provides the implementation of the timer MBean. The timer MBean sends out an alarm at a specified time that wakes up all the listeners registered to receive timer notifications.
This class manages a list of dated timer notifications.
A method allows users to add/remove as many notifications as required.
When a timer notification is emitted by the timer and becomes obsolete,
it is automatically removed from the list of timer notifications.
Additional timer notifications can be added into regularly repeating notifications.
Note:
addNotification
method is called
are ignored, irrespective of the sendPastNotifications
flag.
Timer
class is loaded.
Listeners may receive untimely notifications
if their host has a different system date.
To avoid such problems, synchronize the system date of all host machines where timing is needed.
Timer
. In order to use fixed-rate execution, use the
overloaded addNotification(String, String, Object, Date, long, long, boolean)
method.
NotificationBroadcasterSupport
.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
static long |
ONE_DAY
Number of milliseconds in one day. |
static long |
ONE_HOUR
Number of milliseconds in one hour. |
static long |
ONE_MINUTE
Number of milliseconds in one minute. |
static long |
ONE_SECOND
Number of milliseconds in one second. |
static long |
ONE_WEEK
Number of milliseconds in one week. |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
Timer()
Default constructor. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
Integer |
addNotification(String type,
String message,
Object userData,
Date date)
Creates a new timer notification with the specified type , message
and userData and inserts it into the list of notifications with a given date
and a null period and number of occurrences. |
Integer |
addNotification(String type,
String message,
Object userData,
Date date,
long period)
Creates a new timer notification with the specified type , message
and userData and inserts it into the list of notifications with a given date
and period and a null number of occurrences. |
Integer |
addNotification(String type,
String message,
Object userData,
Date date,
long period,
long nbOccurences)
Creates a new timer notification with the specified type , message
and userData and inserts it into the list of notifications with a given date,
period and number of occurrences. |
Integer |
addNotification(String type,
String message,
Object userData,
Date date,
long period,
long nbOccurences,
boolean fixedRate)
Creates a new timer notification with the specified type , message
and userData and inserts it into the list of notifications with a given date,
period and number of occurrences. |
Vector |
getAllNotificationIDs()
Gets all timer notification identifiers registered into the list of notifications. |
Date |
getDate(Integer id)
Gets a copy of the date associated to a timer notification. |
Boolean |
getFixedRate(Integer id)
Gets a copy of the flag indicating whether a periodic notification is executed at fixed-delay or at fixed-rate. |
int |
getNbNotifications()
Gets the number of timer notifications registered into the list of notifications. |
Long |
getNbOccurences(Integer id)
Gets a copy of the remaining number of occurrences associated to a timer notification. |
Vector |
getNotificationIDs(String type)
Gets all the identifiers of timer notifications corresponding to the specified type. |
MBeanNotificationInfo[] |
getNotificationInfo()
Returns an array indicating, for each notification this MBean may send, the name of the Java class of the notification and the notification type. |
String |
getNotificationMessage(Integer id)
Gets the timer notification detailed message corresponding to the specified identifier. |
String |
getNotificationType(Integer id)
Gets the timer notification type corresponding to the specified identifier. |
Object |
getNotificationUserData(Integer id)
Gets the timer notification user data object corresponding to the specified identifier. |
Long |
getPeriod(Integer id)
Gets a copy of the period (in milliseconds) associated to a timer notification. |
boolean |
getSendPastNotifications()
Gets the flag indicating whether or not the timer sends past notifications. |
boolean |
isActive()
Tests whether the timer MBean is active. |
boolean |
isEmpty()
Tests whether the list of timer notifications is empty. |
void |
postDeregister()
Allows the timer MBean to perform any operations needed after having been unregistered by the MBean server. |
void |
postRegister(Boolean registrationDone)
Allows the timer MBean to perform any operations needed after having been registered in the MBean server or after the registration has failed. |
void |
preDeregister()
Allows the timer MBean to perform any operations it needs before being unregistered by the MBean server. |
ObjectName |
preRegister(MBeanServer server,
ObjectName name)
Allows the timer MBean to perform any operations it needs before being registered in the MBean server. |
void |
removeAllNotifications()
Removes all the timer notifications from the list of notifications and resets the counter used to update the timer notification identifiers. |
void |
removeNotification(Integer id)
Removes the timer notification corresponding to the specified identifier from the list of notifications. |
void |
removeNotifications(String type)
Removes all the timer notifications corresponding to the specified type from the list of notifications. |
void |
setSendPastNotifications(boolean value)
Sets the flag indicating whether the timer sends past notifications or not. |
void |
start()
Starts the timer. |
void |
stop()
Stops the timer. |
| Methods inherited from class javax.management.NotificationBroadcasterSupport |
|---|
addNotificationListener, handleNotification, removeNotificationListener, removeNotificationListener, sendNotification |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
public static final long ONE_SECOND
addNotification
method.
public static final long ONE_MINUTE
addNotification
method.
public static final long ONE_HOUR
addNotification
method.
public static final long ONE_DAY
addNotification
method.
public static final long ONE_WEEK
addNotification
method.
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public Timer()
| Method Detail |
|---|
public ObjectName preRegister(MBeanServer server, ObjectName name) throws Exception
Not used in this context.
preRegister
in interface MBeanRegistration
server
- The MBean server in which the timer MBean will be registered.name
- The object name of the timer MBean.
Exception
public void postRegister(Boolean registrationDone)
Not used in this context.
postRegister
in interface MBeanRegistration
registrationDone
- Indicates whether or not the MBean has
been successfully registered in the MBean server. The value
false means that the registration phase has failed.public void preDeregister() throws Exception
Stops the timer.
preDeregister
in interface MBeanRegistration
Exception
public void postDeregister()
Not used in this context.
postDeregister
in interface MBeanRegistration
public MBeanNotificationInfo[] getNotificationInfo()
NotificationBroadcaster
Returns an array indicating, for each notification this MBean may send, the name of the Java class of the notification and the notification type.
It is not illegal for the MBean to send notifications not described in this array. However, some clients of the MBean server may depend on the array being complete for their correct functioning.
getNotificationInfo
in interface NotificationBroadcaster
getNotificationInfo
in class NotificationBroadcasterSupport
public void start()
If there is one or more timer notifications before the time in the list of notifications, the notification
is sent according to the sendPastNotifications
flag and then, updated
according to its period and remaining number of occurrences.
If the timer notification date remains earlier than the current date, this notification is just removed
from the list of notifications.
start
in interface TimerMBean
public void stop()
stop
in interface TimerMBean
public Integer addNotification(String type, String message, Object userData, Date date, long period, long nbOccurences, boolean fixedRate) throws IllegalArgumentException
type
, message
and userData
and inserts it into the list of notifications with a given date,
period and number of occurrences.
If the timer notification to be inserted has a date that is before the current date,
the method behaves as if the specified date were the current date.
For once-off notifications, the notification is delivered immediately.
For periodic notifications, the first notification is delivered immediately and the
subsequent ones are spaced as specified by the period parameter.
Note that once the timer notification has been added into the list of notifications, its associated date, period and number of occurrences cannot be updated.
In the case of a periodic notification, the value of parameter fixedRate is used to
specify the execution scheme, as specified in Timer
.
addNotification
in interface TimerMBean
type
- The timer notification type.message
- The timer notification detailed message.userData
- The timer notification user data object.date
- The date when the notification occurs.period
- The period of the timer notification (in milliseconds).nbOccurences
- The total number the timer notification will be emitted.fixedRate
- If true
and if the notification is periodic, the notification
is scheduled with a fixed-rate execution scheme. If
false
and if the notification is periodic, the notification
is scheduled with a fixed-delay execution scheme. Ignored if the
notification is not periodic.
IllegalArgumentException
- The period or the number of occurrences is negativeaddNotification(String, String, Object, Date, long, long)
public Integer addNotification(String type, String message, Object userData, Date date, long period, long nbOccurences) throws IllegalArgumentException
type
, message
and userData
and inserts it into the list of notifications with a given date,
period and number of occurrences.
If the timer notification to be inserted has a date that is before the current date,
the method behaves as if the specified date were the current date.
For once-off notifications, the notification is delivered immediately.
For periodic notifications, the first notification is delivered immediately and the
subsequent ones are spaced as specified by the period parameter.
Note that once the timer notification has been added into the list of notifications, its associated date, period and number of occurrences cannot be updated.
In the case of a periodic notification, uses a fixed-delay execution scheme, as specified in
Timer
. In order to use a fixed-rate execution scheme, use
addNotification(String, String, Object, Date, long, long, boolean)
instead.
addNotification
in interface TimerMBean
type
- The timer notification type.message
- The timer notification detailed message.userData
- The timer notification user data object.date
- The date when the notification occurs.period
- The period of the timer notification (in milliseconds).nbOccurences
- The total number the timer notification will be emitted.
IllegalArgumentException
- The period or the number of occurrences is negativeaddNotification(String, String, Object, Date, long, long, boolean)
public Integer addNotification(String type, String message, Object userData, Date date, long period) throws IllegalArgumentException
type
, message
and userData
and inserts it into the list of notifications with a given date
and period and a null number of occurrences.
The timer notification will repeat continuously using the timer period using a fixed-delay
execution scheme, as specified in Timer
. In order to use a fixed-rate
execution scheme, use addNotification(String, String, Object, Date, long, long,
boolean)
instead.
If the timer notification to be inserted has a date that is before the current date, the method behaves as if the specified date were the current date. The first notification is delivered immediately and the subsequent ones are spaced as specified by the period parameter.
addNotification
in interface TimerMBean
type
- The timer notification type.message
- The timer notification detailed message.userData
- The timer notification user data object.date
- The date when the notification occurs.period
- The period of the timer notification (in milliseconds).
IllegalArgumentException
- The period is negative or
the date notification is before the current date.public Integer addNotification(String type, String message, Object userData, Date date) throws IllegalArgumentException
type
, message
and userData
and inserts it into the list of notifications with a given date
and a null period and number of occurrences.
The timer notification will be handled once at the specified date.
If the timer notification to be inserted has a date that is before the current date, the method behaves as if the specified date were the current date and the notification is delivered immediately.
addNotification
in interface TimerMBean
type
- The timer notification type.message
- The timer notification detailed message.userData
- The timer notification user data object.date
- The date when the notification occurs.
IllegalArgumentException
- The date notification is before the current date.public void removeNotification(Integer id) throws InstanceNotFoundException
removeNotification
in interface TimerMBean
id
- The timer notification identifier.
InstanceNotFoundException
- The specified identifier does not correspond to any timer notification
in the list of notifications of this timer MBean.public void removeNotifications(String type) throws InstanceNotFoundException
removeNotifications
in interface TimerMBean
type
- The timer notification type.
InstanceNotFoundException
- The specified type does not correspond to any timer notification
in the list of notifications of this timer MBean.public void removeAllNotifications()
removeAllNotifications
in interface TimerMBean
public int getNbNotifications()
getNbNotifications
in interface TimerMBean
public Vector getAllNotificationIDs()
getAllNotificationIDs
in interface TimerMBean
Integer
objects containing all the timer notification identifiers.
public Vector getNotificationIDs(String type)
getNotificationIDs
in interface TimerMBean
type
- The timer notification type.
Integer
objects containing all the identifiers of
timer notifications with the specified type
.
type
.public String getNotificationType(Integer id)
getNotificationType
in interface TimerMBean
id
- The timer notification identifier.
public String getNotificationMessage(Integer id)
getNotificationMessage
in interface TimerMBean
id
- The timer notification identifier.
public Object getNotificationUserData(Integer id)
getNotificationUserData
in interface TimerMBean
id
- The timer notification identifier.
public Date getDate(Integer id)
getDate
in interface TimerMBean
id
- The timer notification identifier.
public Long getPeriod(Integer id)
getPeriod
in interface TimerMBean
id
- The timer notification identifier.
public Long getNbOccurences(Integer id)
getNbOccurences
in interface TimerMBean
id
- The timer notification identifier.
public Boolean getFixedRate(Integer id)
getFixedRate
in interface TimerMBean
id
- The timer notification identifier.
public boolean getSendPastNotifications()
false
.
getSendPastNotifications
in interface TimerMBean
setSendPastNotifications(boolean)
public void setSendPastNotifications(boolean value)
false
.
setSendPastNotifications
in interface TimerMBean
value
- The past notifications sending on/off flag value.getSendPastNotifications()
public boolean isActive()
start
method is called.
It becomes inactive when the stop
method is called.
false
.
isActive
in interface TimerMBean
true
if the timer MBean is active, false
otherwise.public boolean isEmpty()
isEmpty
in interface TimerMBean
true
if the list of timer notifications is empty, false
otherwise.
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THREE.Scene
Child id: Child instance lut object
Instance primitive id
Group object which encapsulates all ThreeJS children
The parent of this instance
Child primitive lut
The THREE.Scene instance the instance's three_item is embedded in
THREE item (usually a Group)
Child component lut
Instance's parent
Set's parent of instance
Child Primitives
THREE.Group instance for an instance
Sets the THREE.Group item for an instance
Reads three_item roatation and converts it into an IVector3 object in degrees
Object with x, y, z keys
Creates a new Group component with given params, and assigns this.item and this.threeitem appropriately.
Component params
Resolves params and assign defaults to undefined fields
Dirty params object
Cleaned up params
Creates a THREE.Group item
Group params
THREE.Group
Get's name of ThreeJS item
Primitive params
Group params
false
Applies changes to ThreeJS translate, rotate, scale, name or visibility attributes.
Params object
Convenience methhod for adding an instance'd id to a given primitive
Primitive instance
Deletes instance's child primitives and ThreeJS items
Removes instance's ThreeJS item form parent's ThreeJS item
Component id
Child component instance
Primitve id
A child Primitive
Determines whether given component id found in children
Component id
Whether this instance has a parent
Deterimines if instance has child primitive
Primitive id
Assigns a component to children
Component id
Child component
Set primitive as a new child
Primitive id
Child primitive
Assign given THREE.Scene to instances _scene


Tutorial
See Github
Incremental Example: BarChart
Initial
(see at
CodePen.io
)
Adding Title
(see at
CodePen.io
)
Loading Data
(see at
CodePen.io
)
Using Scales
(see at
CodePen.io
)
Interactive Filtering
(see at
CodePen.io
)
Animation
(see at
CodePen.io
)
Final Bar Chart
(see at
CodePen.io
)
Incremental Example: Multiple Coordinated View
Initial
(see at
CodePen.io
)
Creating a Pie Chart
(see at
CodePen.io
)
Interaction And Filtering
(see at
CodePen.io
)
Reuseability
(see at
CodePen.io
)
Advanced Transitions
(see at
CodePen.io
)
Final View
(see at
CodePen.io
)
Examples
Person Scatterplot
Pie Chart
Force Directed Layout Example


About
This script uses Sympy for all the symbolic calculations. if you want to know more about the the Routh Hurtwiz criteria you can visit the following
wikipedia article..
The code is avilable in the github repository
github repository..
Eduardo López 2020. This work is licensed under the MIT License.


Website redesign: clearer layout, easier navigation, better content, and much more!
13 Apr 2018
The Bulma website has been widely redesigned! There’s been a lot of work, to say the least:
Just see for yourself!
Navbar #
The navbar has been updated with a lighter markup and cleaner design:
This doesn’t affect the current navbars. There’s actually a new modifier called is-spaced
that was created for this new navbar. Documentation coming soon!
Customize example #
On the homepage, there’s a new customization section with a live example:
Breadcrumb #
A breadcrumb is now visible at the top of each page, to easily navigate up and down the hierarchy.
This has led to the creation of new intermediate pages:
- documentation
- documentation/modifiers
- documentation/columns
- documentation/layout
- documentation/form
- documentation/elements
- documentation/components
- more
Links #
These intermediate pages have new link boxes that help dive into each sub-category:
Previous/Next #
Next to the breadcrumb, you can easily navigate to the sibling pages with the previous and next links:
These links are also available at the bottom:
Categories #
There’s a new sidebar including a navigation menu with all the categories and sub-categories:
Scroll spy #
On some pages below the categories, you’ll find a new menu called “On this page” which is actually a scroll spy:
Footer #
The footer has been redesigned as well. Among other things, there’s a sitemap available:
Code #
The Bulma website is built with Jekyll. In the process of this redesign, the underlying code that helps maintain this website has been optimized and cleaned up as well.
This will help further updates to be easier.


Core Modules¶
These core modules are intended on being consistent across ports. Currently
they are only implemented in the SAMD21 and ESP8266 ports. A module may not exist
in a port if no underlying hardware support is present or if flash space is
limited. For example, a microcontroller without analog features will not have
analogio
.
Support Matrix¶
| Port | analogio |
audioio |
bitbangio |
board |
busio |
digitalio |
microcontroller |
multiterminal |
neopixel_write |
os |
pulseio |
random |
storage |
time |
touchio |
uheap |
usb_hid |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SAMD21 | Yes | No | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Debug | Yes |
| SAMD21 Express | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Debug | Yes |
| ESP8266 | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Debug | No |
Modules¶
analogio
--- Analog hardware supportaudiobusio
--- Support for audio input and output over digital busaudioio
--- Support for audio input and outputbitbangio
--- Digital protocols implemented by the CPUboard
--- Board specific pin namesbusio
--- Hardware accelerated behaviordigitalio
--- Basic digital pin supportmicrocontroller
--- Pin references and core functionalitymultiterminal
--- Manage additional terminal sourcesneopixel_write
--- Low-level neopixel implementationos
--- functions that an OS normally providespulseio
--- Support for pulse based protocolsrandom
--- psuedo-random numbers and choicesstorage
--- storage managementtime
--- time and timing related functionstouchio
--- Touch related IOuheap
--- Heap size analysisusb_hid
--- USB Human Interface Deviceustack
--- Stack information and analysis


The classes in this package represent a Web Application implementation of the Presentation Layer of Petclinic.


Blacksmith Brunon:
You came back! Have you brought the
new model Calculator
? Oh, well, keep looking for it.