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The StormLib library
When Diablo I was released, many people were looking for a way how to play the music and sounds from the game. Soon, tools started to appear, that used Storm.dll library (shipped with the game) for reading data from the game MPQs. Blizzard was aware of that and since version 1.04 of Diablo, Storm.dll contained tricks to prevent people from using it to read game archives. Althought these tricks can be overcame, people started to look for an alternative how to read (and also to write) MPQ archives without relying on Blizzard library.
The first library that was able to write MPQ archives was LMPQAPI, created by Russian programmer Andrej Lelikov. The library utilized StarEdit.exe and allowed to call internal functions that were able to create MPQs and add files to them.
Tom Amigo was the first guy who released a Stormless MPQ Editor, which was able to read (and also write later) MPQ archives without using Storm.dll. At about the same time, (year 2000), I started to reverse Storm.dll in order to get a working, public C++ code that is able to read MPQ archives. As a result, StormLib v 1.0 was released. As of today (year 2010), StormLib is still being maintained and is currently able to read files and add files to MPQ archives.
The StormLib library is a pack of modules, written in C++, which are able to read and also to write files from/to the MPQ archives. The original version was written for the Win32 platform. There is also a Linux port, made by Marko Friedemann and a Mac port, made by Sam Wilkins. The library is free, no license is needed to use it in your projects. You can download it from the Downloads section. Should you find any problems or or malfunctions, please, let me know and also send me the MPQ archive that caused the problem.
All StormLib functions are defined in StormLib.h header file. You can also download the entire documentation for offline browsing.
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| SFileOpenArchive | Opens a MPQ archive |
| SFileCreateArchive | Creates a new MPQ archive |
| SFileCreateArchiveEx | Removed |
| SFileAddListFile | Adds another list file to the open archive in order to improve searching |
| SFileSetLocale | Changes default locale ID for adding new files |
| SFileGetLocale | Returns current locale ID for adding new files |
| SFileFlushArchive | Flushes all unsaved data to the disk |
| SFileCloseArchive | Closes an open archive |
| SFileSetMaxFileCount | Changes the file limit for the archive |
| SFileCompactArchive | Compacts (rebuilds) the archive, freeing all gaps that were created by write operations |
| SFileSetCompactCallback | Allows to set a callback function for archive compacting |
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| SFileOpenPatchArchive | Adds a patch archive for an existing open archive |
| SFileIsPatchedArchive | Determines if the open MPQ has patches |
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| SFileOpenFileEx | Opens a file from MPQ archive |
| SFileGetFileSize | Retrieves a size of the file within archive |
| SFileSetFilePointer | Sets a new position within archive file |
| SFileReadFile | Reads data from the file |
| SFileCloseFile | Closes an open file |
| SFileHasFile | Quick check if the file exists within MPQ archive, without opening it |
| SFileGetFileName | Retrieves name of an open file |
| SFileGetFileInfo | Retrieves an information about open file or archive |
| SFileVerifyFile | Verifies a file against its extended attributes |
| SFileVerifyArchive | Verifies the digital signature of an archive |
| SFileExtractFile | Extracts a file from MPQ to the local drive |
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| SFileFindFirstFile | Finds a first file matching the specification |
| SFileFindNextFile | Finds a next file matching the specification |
| SFileFindClose | Stops searching in MPQ |
| SListFileFindFirstFile | Finds a first line in the listfile that matches the specification |
| SListFileFindNextFile | Finds a next line in the listfile that matches the specification |
| SListFileFindClose | Stops searching in the listfile |
| SFileEnumLocales | Enumerates all locales for a given file that are in the archive |
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| SFileCreateFile | Creates a new file in MPQ and prepares it for writing data |
| SFileWriteFile | Writes data to the file within MPQ |
| SFileFinishFile | Finalizes writing file to the MPQ |
| SFileAddFileEx | Adds a file to the archive |
| SFileAddFile | Adds a data file to the archive (obsolete) |
| SFileAddWave | Adds a WAVE file to the archive (obsolete) |
| SFileRemoveFile | Deletes a file from MPQ archive |
| SFileRenameFile | Renames a file within MPQ archive |
| SFileSetFileLocale | Changes locale of a file in MPQ archive |
| SFileSetDataCompression | Sets default compression method for adding a data file using SFileAddFile |
| SFileSetAddFileCallback | Sets callback function that is called to inform the calling application about progress of adding file to the archive |
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| SCompImplode | Compresses a data buffer using IMPLODE method (Pkware Data Compression Library) |
| SCompExplode | Decompresses a buffer that has been imploded by SCompImplode |
| SCompCompress | Compresses a data buffer using any of the supported MPQ compressions |
| SCompDecompress | Decompresses a data buffer that has been compressed by SCompCompress |
Here is an example of a function, which extracts one file from the archive.
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Extracts an archived file and saves it to the disk. // // Parameters : // // char * szArchiveName - Archive file name // char * szArchivedFile - Name/number of archived file. // char * szFileName - Name of the target disk file. static int ExtractFile(char * szArchiveName, char * szArchivedFile, char * szFileName) { HANDLE hMpq = NULL; // Open archive handle HANDLE hFile = NULL; // Archived file handle HANDLE handle = NULL; // Disk file handle int nError = ERROR_SUCCESS; // Result value // Open an archive, e.g. "d2music.mpq" if(nError == ERROR_SUCCESS) { if(!SFileOpenArchive(szArchiveName, 0, 0, &hMpq)) nError = GetLastError(); } // Open a file in the archive, e.g. "data\global\music\Act1\tristram.wav" if(nError == ERROR_SUCCESS) { if(!SFileOpenFileEx(hMpq, szArchivedFile, 0, &hFile)) nError = GetLastError() } // Create the target file if(nError == ERROR_SUCCESS) { handle = CreateFile(szFileName, GENERIC_WRITE, 0, NULL, CREATE_ALWAYS, 0, NULL); if(handle == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) nError = GetLastError(); } // Read the file from the archive if(nError == ERROR_SUCCESS) { char szBuffer[0x10000]; DWORD dwBytes = 1; while(dwBytes > 0) { SFileReadFile(hFile, szBuffer, sizeof(szBuffer), &dwBytes, NULL); if(dwBytes > 0) WriteFile(handle, szBuffer, dwBytes, &dwBytes, NULL); } } // Cleanup and exit if(handle != NULL) CloseHandle(handle); if(hFile != NULL) SFileCloseFile(hFile); if(hMpq != NULL) SFileCloseArchive(hMpq); return nError; }
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Syntax
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JSON
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OrganizationAggregationSource
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ConfigurationAggregatorName
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Ref
When you pass the logical ID of an
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Examples
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The following example creates a ConfigurationAggregator
JSON
"ConfigurationAggregator": { "Type": "AWS::Config::ConfigurationAggregator", "Properties": { "AccountAggregationSources": [ { "AccountIds": [ "123456789012", "987654321012" ], "AwsRegions": [ "us-west-2", "us-east-1" ], "AllAwsRegions": false } ], "ConfigurationAggregatorName": "MyConfigurationAggregator" } }
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ConfigurationAggregator for organization.
The following example creates a ConfigurationAggregator for an organization.
JSON
"ConfigurationAggregator": { "Type": "AWS::Config::ConfigurationAggregator", "Properties": { "OrganizationAggregationSource": { "RoleArn": "arn:aws:iam::012345678912:role/aws-service-role/organizations.amazonaws.com/AWSServiceRoleForOrganizations", "AwsRegions": [ "us-west-2", "us-east-1" ], "AllAwsRegions": false } "ConfigurationAggregatorName": "MyConfigurationAggregator" } }
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Denote the distribution function expressed in terms of the guiding-center variables (X,𝜀,μ,α) by fg. Then
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where the value of (x,v) is obtained by the inverse guiding-center transform. Equation (15) along the inverse guiding-center transform can be considered as the deﬁnition of fg.
As is conventionally adopted in multi-variables calculus, both fp and fg are sometimes simply denoted by f. Which one is actually assumed depends on the context, i.e., depends on which independent variables are actually assumed: particle variables or guiding-center variables. This is one of the subtle (trivial) things needed to be noted for gyrokinetic theory in particular and for multi-variables calculus in general. It seems better to use subscript notation on f to identify which coordinates are assumed. One example where this distinguishing is important is encountered when we try to express the diamagnetic ﬂow in terms of fg, which is discussed in Appendix C.
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- Without exception, any expenditure incurred by volunteers on behalf of SW-C first needs to be approved by the SW-C Chairperson. A valid receipt will be required to get reimbursement of funds. The SW-C will reimburse appropriate gasoline costs for tasks that require the use of a personal vehicle to conduct SW-C business.
- Volunteers must dress appropriately and modestly at all times. Wearing extremely loose clothing or dangling jewelry which may get caught in other items should be avoided as this could potentially hinder in conducting assigned work and can also pose safety hazard to self or other coworkers. For example, tasks which require moving items or filling boxes and grocery bags.
- Any pre-existing medical conditions that would restrict a person from performing any physical activities must be reported.
- All volunteers must use correct lifting techniques at all times. No one should attempt to lift over 50 pounds without assistance.
- All volunteers must use proper protective gear provided for various jobs, such as goggles and gloves.
- All volunteers must ensure not to block emergency exits, fire extinguishers, or any equipment requiring immediate access.
- There must be no cell phone usage while driving for work associated with SW-C. If you have to use your cell phone for emergencies you must stop to the side.
- Volunteers must report all accidents and injuries or unsafe conditions or practices to their supervisor.
Failure to follow these rules could result in serious injury and/or termination from the Volunteer Services Program. IAR, IAR SW-C, or any IAR worker/ volunteer or associate does not bear any responsibility or liability for any injuries that may result while carrying out assignments at IAR premises, or at locations where the volunteer work is being performed.
Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities
Lead Volunteers:
- Each Lead Volunteer will report to the Chairperson of the Social & Welfare Committee. The lead will have responsibility for coordinating all activities associated with their sub-committee.
- It will be their responsibility to ensure and enforce the "Volunteer Guidelines and Safety Rules" as well as any other applicable IAR & SW-C rules, policies, and guidelines that apply.
- The Lead volunteer will identify volunteer staff needed within his/her sub-committee, establish schedules and tasks for each volunteer, and only assigned volunteers must work on the assigned dates and times. More volunteers than needed can also present a hazard.
- The Lead Volunteer will identify his/her designate for any specific tasks.
- The Lead Volunteer is the first level to sign-off on expenditures incurred by volunteers in his/her group prior to submission to the Chairperson for final approval (note: all expenditures first need pre-approval /authorization from the SW-C Chairperson
- The Lead Volunteer will attend meetings called by the SW-C Chairperson and provide update and feedback on the work being performed and any issues and resolutions that require attention
Volunteers:
- Each volunteer will be assigned an IAR lead.
- Each volunteer is expected / mandated to read and follow all the "Volunteer Guidelines and Safety Rules".
- A work schedule will be mutually agreed upon between the volunteer and the Lead.
- Volunteers are expected to be flexible and responsive to changes in the scope of their duties.
- They are expected to demonstrate professional work habits including but not limited to being on time, and following IAR rules and policies.
- If, for any unforeseen reason any volunteer cannot make his/her schedule they must inform the Lead in time so that alternate arrangements can be made.
- Volunteers should exhibit a positive attitude in relation with donors and fellow staff, and work as a team member with the entire staff on all activities.
- Volunteers will maintain "confidentiality" regarding their work at IAR SW-C, the donors, and the recipients of donations. No issues should be discussed outside of SW-C.
- As required Volunteers may be requested to attend meetings called by the SW-C Chairperson.
Junior Volunteers (15 Years or attending High School to under the age of eighteen years):
- Junior volunteers must be assigned specific tasks by the Volunteer or the Lead Volunteer.
- Each Junior Volunteer is expected / mandated to read and follow all the "Volunteer Guidelines and Safety Rules".
- A Junior Volunteer must be supervised by an adult volunteer at all times.
- Task assignments, specifically those of lifting should reflect the physical capability of the junior individual.
- All Junior Volunteers must be informed that they should ask for help when a task is difficult for them to accomplish.
- Junior Volunteers will maintain "confidentiality" regarding their work at IAR SW-C, the donors, and the recipients of donations. No issues should be discussed outside of SW-C.


Hardware assisted random number generator. AES-128 CBC based with seeding from radio.
void random_init(void)
Initialise random number generator, must occur after radio_init
.
void random_addEntropy(uint8_t r)
Add a byte of entropy to the random number generator. Typically this will come from the radio, adc or some other unpredictable source.
r
[in]
void random_read(uint8_t *buf, uint8_t len)
Read a sequence of random bytes into a buffer.
buf
[out]
len
[in]


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The dynamic-select
component allows users to choose one or more items from a set via a dropdown interface. It
supports filtering and keyboard control. For very large data sets, a paging feature is available, ensuring that data
is only loaded as required.
The data set may be a collection of strings or objects. In the above example, the single select controls on the left use an array of strings as a data source, while the multiple select controls on the right are set up to select objects. The upper controls use a fixed array to provide the items to select from, whereas the lower controls use a paging function which contains a delay to simulate a server request. This can be observed in action by scrolling or using the down key to reach the end of the current result set in the select dropdown.
The following attributes are available to configure the dynamic-select
directive.
select-as
and track-by
to present objects as required.
If an array is provided then the full contents will be displayed in the dropdown. There must be no identical
items.
If a function is provided, this will retrieve pages of items as required when scrolling or filtering the
item dropdown. The arguments are as follows:
pageNumber
(numeric) - The index of the requested page, starting from 0.pageSize
(numeric) - The number of items requested.searchString
(string) - The text entered by the user to filter the results.source
provides objects, specify the object property name which will contain the text to
be displayed in the control.
source
provides objects and the select-as
property is not unique, specify the
object property to use as a unique key.
The options
attribute receives an object with the following properties:
source
attribute.


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o != arg0
is the same as !(o == (arg0))
.
o != arg0
is the same as !(o == (arg0))
.
the object to compare against this object for dis-equality.
false
if the receiver object is equivalent to the argument; true
otherwise.
o == arg0
is the same as if (o eq null) arg0 eq null else o.equals(arg0)
.
o == arg0
is the same as if (o eq null) arg0 eq null else o.equals(arg0)
.
the object to compare against this object for equality.
true
if the receiver object is equivalent to the argument; false
otherwise.
o == arg0
is the same as o.equals(arg0)
.
o == arg0
is the same as o.equals(arg0)
.
the object to compare against this object for equality.
true
if the receiver object is equivalent to the argument; false
otherwise.
Registers the Jersey filter
Registers the Jersey filter
Registers the Scalate servlets
Registers the Scalate servlets
This method is used to cast the receiver object to be of type T0
.
This method is used to cast the receiver object to be of type T0
.
Note that the success of a cast at runtime is modulo Scala's erasure semantics. Therefore the expression1.asInstanceOf[String]
will throw a ClassCastException
at runtime, while the expressionList(1).asInstanceOf[List[String]]
will not. In the latter example, because the type argument is erased as
part of compilation it is not possible to check whether the contents of the list are of the requested typed.
the receiver object.
The implicit type conversion to avoid the 'with' method in the DSL
The implicit type conversion to avoid the 'with' method in the DSL
This method creates and returns a copy of the receiver object.
This method creates and returns a copy of the receiver object.
The default implementation of the clone
method is platform dependent.
a copy of the receiver object.
Configure any servlets or filters for the application
Configure any servlets or filters for the application
Creates the com.sun.jersey.guice.spi.container.servlet.GuiceContainer to configure Jersey
Creates the com.sun.jersey.guice.spi.container.servlet.GuiceContainer to configure Jersey
Creates the resource configuration for the Jersey com.sun.jersey.guice.spi.container.servlet.GuiceContainer
Creates the resource configuration for the Jersey com.sun.jersey.guice.spi.container.servlet.GuiceContainer
Creates the properties used to configure the com.sun.jersey.guice.spi.container.servlet.GuiceContainer 's resource config in {@link #createResourceConfig} for Jersey
Creates the properties used to configure the com.sun.jersey.guice.spi.container.servlet.GuiceContainer 's resource config in {@link #createResourceConfig} for Jersey
This method is used to test whether the argument (arg0
) is a reference to the
receiver object (this
).
This method is used to test whether the argument (arg0
) is a reference to the
receiver object (this
).
The eq
method implements an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equivalence_relation equivalence relation] on
non-null instances of AnyRef
:
* It is reflexive: for any non-null instance x
of type AnyRef
, x.eq(x)
returns true
.
* It is symmetric: for any non-null instances x
and y
of type AnyRef
, x.eq(y)
returns true
if and
only if y.eq(x)
returns true
.
* It is transitive: for any non-null instances x
, y
, and z
of type AnyRef
if x.eq(y)
returns true
and y.eq(z)
returns true
, then x.eq(z)
returns true
.
Additionally, the eq
method has three other properties.
* It is consistent: for any non-null instances x
and y
of type AnyRef
, multiple invocations of
x.eq(y)
consistently returns true
or consistently returns false
.
* For any non-null instance x
of type AnyRef
, x.eq(null)
and null.eq(x)
returns false
.
* null.eq(null)
returns true
.
When overriding the equals
or hashCode
methods, it is important to ensure that their behavior is
consistent with reference equality. Therefore, if two objects are references to each other (o1 eq o2
), they
should be equal to each other (o1 == o2
) and they should hash to the same value (o1.hashCode == o2.hashCode
).
the object to compare against this object for reference equality.
true
if the argument is a reference to the receiver object; false
otherwise.
This method is used to compare the receiver object (this
) with the argument object (arg0
) for equivalence.
This method is used to compare the receiver object (this
) with the argument object (arg0
) for equivalence.
The default implementations of this method is an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equivalence_relation equivalence
relation]:
* It is reflexive: for any instance x
of type Any
, x.equals(x)
should return true
.
* It is symmetric: for any instances x
and y
of type Any
, x.equals(y)
should return true
if and
only if y.equals(x)
returns true
.
* It is transitive: for any instances x
, y
, and z
of type AnyRef
if x.equals(y)
returns true
and
y.equals(z)
returns true
, then x.equals(z)
should return true
.
If you override this method, you should verify that your implementation remains an equivalence relation.
Additionally, when overriding this method it is often necessary to override hashCode
to ensure that objects
that are "equal" (o1.equals(o2)
returns true
) hash to the same
scala.Int
(o1.hashCode.equals(o2.hashCode)
).
the object to compare against this object for equality.
true
if the receiver object is equivalent to the argument; false
otherwise.
Returns the list of file types which should be excluded from the Jersey filter (until we can get the FilterForwardOn404 setting working) so that they are rendered correctly using the servlet engine
Returns the list of file types which should be excluded from the Jersey filter (until we can get the FilterForwardOn404 setting working) so that they are rendered correctly using the servlet engine
This method is called by the garbage collector on the receiver object when garbage collection determines that there are no more references to the object.
This method is called by the garbage collector on the receiver object when garbage collection determines that there are no more references to the object.
The details of when and if the finalize
method are invoked, as well as the interaction between finalize
and non-local returns and exceptions, are all platform dependent.
Returns a representation that corresponds to the dynamic class of the receiver object.
Returns a representation that corresponds to the dynamic class of the receiver object.
The nature of the representation is platform dependent.
a representation that corresponds to the dynamic class of the receiver object.
Returns a hash code value for the object.
Returns a hash code value for the object.
The default hashing algorithm is platform dependent.
Note that it is allowed for two objects to have identical hash codes (o1.hashCode.equals(o2.hashCode)
) yet
not be equal (o1.equals(o2)
returns false
). A degenerate implementation could always return 0
.
However, it is required that if two objects are equal (o1.equals(o2)
returns true
) that they have
identical hash codes (o1.hashCode.equals(o2.hashCode)
). Therefore, when overriding this method, be sure
to verify that the behavior is consistent with the equals
method.
the hash code value for the object.
This method is used to test whether the dynamic type of the receiver object is T0
.
This method is used to test whether the dynamic type of the receiver object is T0
.
Note that the test result of the test is modulo Scala's erasure semantics. Therefore the expression1.isInstanceOf[String]
will return false
, while the expression List(1).isInstanceOf[List[String]]
will
return true
. In the latter example, because the type argument is erased as part of compilation it is not
possible to check whether the contents of the list are of the requested typed.
true
if the receiver object is an instance of erasure of type T0
; false
otherwise.
o.ne(arg0)
is the same as !(o.eq(arg0))
.
o.ne(arg0)
is the same as !(o.eq(arg0))
.
the object to compare against this object for reference dis-equality.
false
if the argument is not a reference to the receiver object; true
otherwise.
Wakes up a single thread that is waiting on the receiver object's monitor.
Wakes up a single thread that is waiting on the receiver object's monitor.
Wakes up all threads that are waiting on the receiver object's monitor.
Wakes up all threads that are waiting on the receiver object's monitor.
Returns a list of package names which are recursively scanned looking for JAXRS resource classes
Returns a list of package names which are recursively scanned looking for JAXRS resource classes
A helper method to avoid this compiler bugwhen using with
or the RichBuilder (which uses with
) inside a loop
A helper method to avoid this compiler bugwhen using with
or the RichBuilder (which uses with
) inside a loop
Returns the default list of template extensions which are rendered directly with Scalate rather than going through the Jersey filter
Returns the default list of template extensions which are rendered directly with Scalate rather than going through the Jersey filter
Returns a string representation of the object.
Returns a string representation of the object.
The default representation is platform dependent.
a string representation of the object.
The regular expression to find web content which should not be processed by the Jersey filter.
The regular expression to find web content which should not be processed by the Jersey filter. This is only required until we can get the FilterForwardOn404 issue resolved. See: https://jersey.dev.java.net/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=485
A default Guice com.google.inject.servlet.ServletModule which registers Jersey and the Scalate servlets
version
$Revision : 1.1 $


public class UnitMapper
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private java.util.HashMap<bwapi.Unit,bwapi.Unit> |
mappedUnits |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
UnitMapper() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
bwapi.Unit |
getMappedUnit(bwapi.Unit key)
Function for retrieving the Unit that the provided Unit is currently
mapped to.
|
bwapi.Unit |
getMappingUnit(bwapi.Unit value)
Function for retrieving the key Unit that is mapped to the provided value
Unit.
|
boolean |
isBeingMapped(bwapi.Unit unit)
Function for testing if a specific Unit is already being mapped by
another Unit.
|
boolean |
isMapped(bwapi.Unit unit)
Function for testing if a Unit is mapped to another Unit.
|
boolean |
mapUnit(bwapi.Unit key,
bwapi.Unit value)
Function for mapping a Unit to another one.
|
void |
unmapUnit(bwapi.Unit key)
Function for removing a mapping of a Unit.
|
public boolean isBeingMapped(bwapi.Unit unit)
unit
- the Unit / Value that is tested.public boolean isMapped(bwapi.Unit unit)
unit
- the Unit / Key that is tested.public boolean mapUnit(bwapi.Unit key, bwapi.Unit value)
key
- the Unit that is going to be mapped as key.value
- the Unit that is going to be mapped as value.public void unmapUnit(bwapi.Unit key)
key
- the Unit whose mapping to a target is going to be removed.public bwapi.Unit getMappedUnit(bwapi.Unit key)
key
- the Unit whose mapped Unit is requested.public bwapi.Unit getMappingUnit(bwapi.Unit value)
value
- the Unit whose Unit / Key is being requested.


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JETM Drop-in HTTP Console
JETM ships with a drop-in HTTP console that provides means to access aggregated performance statistics. It supports both nested and flat measurements. Click image to the right to see an example screenshot.
Currently there are three ways to activate the HTTP console: It can either be automatically enabled using the HttpConsoleServerPlugin or HttpConsoleServlet or manually instantiated using HttpConsoleServer.
HTTP Console Servlet
See web application and Spring web application integration for further details.
HTTP Console Plugin
Applications that use static JETM configuration can rely on the plugin mechanism to startup and shutdown a HTTP console. The plugin HttpConsoleServerPlugin may be used for this. See following xml configuration example:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE jetm-config PUBLIC "-// void.fm //DTD JETM Config 1.2//EN" "http://jetm.void.fm/dtd/jetm_config_1_2.dtd"> <jetm-config> ... <extension> <plugin> <plugin class="etm.contrib.console.HttpConsoleServerPlugin"/> </plugin> </extension> </jetm-config>
Once enabled it can be accessed through HTTP port 40000 (e.g. http://localhost:40000).
Standalone HTTP Console Server
Starting the HTTP Console Server is as simple as providing an instance of EtmMonitor to HttpConsoleServer. Optionally the listen port (setListenPort) and the number of worker threads (setWorkerSize) can be configured.
EtmMonitor etmMonitor = ...;
HttpConsoleServer server = new HttpConsoleServer(etmMonitor);
// override default listen port
server.setListenPort(45000);
server.start();
Please note that HttpConsoleServer can easily be used within a spring managed application. See Spring Framework integration howto for further details.
HTTP console properties
Both the plugin and the standalone HTTPConsole support the following properties:
| Property | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| listenPort | Sets the listen port for the console | 40000 |
| expanded | Enables or disables expanded view | false |
| workerSize | The number of threads used for request processing. Must be 2 or more. | 2 |


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CMBody Class Reference
| Inherits from | CMObject : NSObject |
| Declared in | CMBody.h CMBody.m |
Overview
The body is used to specify an object. A body consists of one or more shapes and joints that make up the complete object.
Tasks
Other Methods
-
cpBody
The Chipmunk cpBody. -
shapes
The Chipmunk cpBody. -
constraints
The Chipmunk cpBody. -
velocityFunction
The Chipmunk cpBody. -
positionFunction
The Chipmunk cpBody.
Initialization
-
- initWithMass:moment:
Constructs a new CMBody object with the given mass and moment. -
- initStatic
Constructs a new static CMBody.
Properties
-
- setMass:
Set the mass. -
- mass
Returns the mass of the body. -
- setMoment:
Set the moment. -
- moment
Returns the moment of the body. -
- setVelocity:
Sets the velocity of the body. -
- velocity
Returns the velocity of the body. -
- setVelocityFunction:selector:
Integration function types. You can write your own integration functions to create your own body behaviors that go beyond applying simply gravity. Its unlikely that youll need to override the position integration function, and if you do you should carefully study how the default function (cpBodyUpdatePosition()) works. -
- setPositionFunction:selector:
Integration function types. You can write your own integration functions to create your own body behaviors that go beyond applying simply gravity. Its unlikely that youll need to override the position integration function, and if you do you should carefully study how the default function (cpBodyUpdatePosition()) works. -
- setForce:
Sets the force. -
- force
Returns the force. -
- setPositionUsingVect:
Sets the position. -
- setPositionUsingPoint:
Sets the position. -
- position
Returns the current position of the body. -
- setAngle:
Sets the angle of this body. -
- angle
Returns the current rotational angle of the body in radians. -
- setAngularVelocity:
Sets the angulair velocity. -
- angularVelocity
Returns the angular velocity. -
- setTorque:
Sets the torque -
- torque
Current torque being applied to the body. -
- setData:
Associates an object with this body, it is not used by Chipmunk but can be used to create a binding between an Sparrow object and a cpBody. -
- data
Returns the associated object with this body.
Operations
-
- applyImpulse:offset:
Apply an impulse to this body at a relative offset from the center of gravity. Both the impulse and the offset are in world coordinates. offset is relative to the position of the body, but not the rotation. -
- applyForce:offset:
Apply (accumulate) the force on the body at a relative offset (important!) from the center of gravity. Both the force and offset are in world coordinates. -
- updateVelocity:damping:dt:
Default rigid body velocity integration function. Updates the velocity of the body using Euler integration. -
- updatePosition:
Default rigid body position integration function. Updates the position of the body using Euler integration. Unlike the velocity function, it’s unlikely you’ll want to override this function. If you do, make sure you understand it’s source code as it’s an important part of the collision/joint correction process. -
- resetForces
Zero both the forces and torques accumulated on body. -
- sleep
Force the body to sleep. -
- wakeUp
Force the body to wake up from sleep. -
- addToSpace
Adds this body to the space. -
- removeFromSpace
Remove this body from the space.
Shapes & Constraints
-
- addCircleWithRadius:
Create a new Circle shape associated with this body. -
- addCircleWithRadius:offset:
Create a new Circle shape associated with this body. -
- addRectangleWithWidth:height:
Create a new Rectangulair shape associated with this body. -
- addRectangleWithWidth:height:offset:
Create a new Rectangulair shape associated with this body. -
- addPolyWithPoints:vertices:
Create a new Polygon shape associated with this body. -
- addPolyWithPoints:offset:vertices:
Create a new Polygon shape associated with this body. -
- addPolyWithPoints:
Constructs a new poly shape with the specified vertices. The NSArray must be filled with string with the following formatting: {x,y} (including the brackets) -
- addSegmentFrom:to:radius:
Create a new Segment shape associated with this body. -
- removeShape:
Removes the specified shape from the body and space. -
- addSimpleMotorConstraintWithBody:rate:
Creates a new motor constraint between this body and the given body. -
- addPinJointConstraintWithBody:anchor1:anchor2:
Constructs a new pin joint constraint. -
- addDampedRotaryConstraintWithBody:restAngle:stiffness:damping:
Constructs a new damped rotary constraint. -
- addDampedSpringConstraintWithBody:anchor1:anchor2:restLength:stiffness:damping:
Constructs a new damped spring. -
- addGearJointConstraintWithBody:phase:ratio:
Constructs a new gear joint constraint. -
- addGrooveJointConstraintWithBody:grooveA:grooveB:anchor1:
Constructs a new groove joint constraint. -
- addPivotJointConstraintWithBody:anchor1:anchor2:
Constructs a new groove joint constraint. -
- addPivotJointConstraintWithBody:pivot:
Constructs a new pivot joing using two anchors. -
- addRatchetJointConstraintWithBody:phase:ratchet:
Constructs a new pivot joint using a pivot. -
- addRotaryLimitConstraintWithBody:min:max:
Constructs a new rotary limit constraint. -
- addSlideJointConstraintWithBody:anchor1:anchor2:min:max:
Constructs a new Slide joing constraint. -
- removeConstraint:
Remover the specified constraint from this body.
Instance Methods
addCircleWithRadius:
Create a new Circle shape associated with this body.
- (CMCircleShape *)addCircleWithRadius:(float)radius
Parameters
- radius
- the radius of the circle.
Return Value
The circle shape.
Declared In
CMBody.h
addCircleWithRadius:offset:
Create a new Circle shape associated with this body.
- (CMCircleShape *)addCircleWithRadius:(float)radius offset:(cpVect)offset
Parameters
- radius
- the radius of the circle.
- offset
- the offset of the shape in relation to the body.
Return Value
The circle shape.
Declared In
CMBody.h
addDampedRotaryConstraintWithBody:restAngle:stiffness:damping:
Constructs a new damped rotary constraint.
- (CMDampedRotarySpringConstraint *)addDampedRotaryConstraintWithBody:(CMBody *)cmBody restAngle:(float)restAngle stiffness:(float)stiffness damping:(float)damping
Parameters
- cmBody
- The body which will function as the second body of the constraint.
- restAngle
- The angular offset the spring attempts to keep between the two bodies.
- stiffness
- The young's modulus of the spring. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Young%27s_modulus)
- damping
- The amount of viscous damping to apply.
Declared In
CMBody.h
addDampedSpringConstraintWithBody:anchor1:anchor2:restLength:stiffness:damping:
Constructs a new damped spring.
- (CMDampedSpringConstraint *)addDampedSpringConstraintWithBody:(CMBody *)cmBody anchor1:(cpVect)anchor1 anchor2:(cpVect)anchor2 restLength:(float)restLength stiffness:(float)stiffness damping:(float)damping
Parameters
- cmBody
- The body which will function as the second body of the constraint.
- anchor1
- The anchor point on the first body.
- anchor2
- The anchor point on the second body.
- restLength
- The length the spring wants to contract or expand to.
- stiffness
- The young's modulus of the spring. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Young%27s_modulus)
- damping
- The amount of viscous damping to apply.
Declared In
CMBody.h
addGearJointConstraintWithBody:phase:ratio:
Constructs a new gear joint constraint.
- (CMGearJointConstraint *)addGearJointConstraintWithBody:(CMBody *)cmBody phase:(float)phase ratio:(float)ratio
Parameters
- cmBody
- The body which will function as the second body of the constraint.
- phase
- The angular offset of the ratchet positions in radians.
Declared In
CMBody.h
addGrooveJointConstraintWithBody:grooveA:grooveB:anchor1:
Constructs a new groove joint constraint.
- (CMGrooveJointConstraint *)addGrooveJointConstraintWithBody:(CMBody *)cmBody grooveA:(cpVect)grooveA grooveB:(cpVect)grooveB anchor1:(cpVect)anchor1
Parameters
- cmBody
- The body which will function as the second body of the constraint.
- grooveA
- The start of the line segment on the first body.
- grooveB
- The end of the line segment on the second body.
- anchor1
- The anchor point on the second body that is held to the line segment on the first.
Declared In
CMBody.h
addPinJointConstraintWithBody:anchor1:anchor2:
Constructs a new pin joint constraint.
- (CMPinJointConstraint *)addPinJointConstraintWithBody:(CMBody *)cmBody anchor1:(cpVect)anchor1 anchor2:(cpVect)anchor2
Parameters
- cmBody
- The body which will function as the second body of the constraint.
- anchor1
- The anchor point on the first body.
- anchor2
- The anchor point on the second body.
Declared In
CMBody.h
addPivotJointConstraintWithBody:anchor1:anchor2:
Constructs a new groove joint constraint.
- (CMPivotJointConstraint *)addPivotJointConstraintWithBody:(CMBody *)cmBody anchor1:(cpVect)anchor1 anchor2:(cpVect)anchor2
Parameters
- cmBody
- The body which will function as the second body of the constraint.
- anchor1
- The start of the line segment on the first body.
- anchor2
- The end of the line segment on the second body.
Declared In
CMBody.h
addPivotJointConstraintWithBody:pivot:
Constructs a new pivot joing using two anchors.
- (CMPivotJointConstraint *)addPivotJointConstraintWithBody:(CMBody *)cmBody pivot:(cpVect)pivot
Parameters
- cmBody
- The body which will function as the second body of the constraint.
- pivot
- The pivot coordinate in the world.
Declared In
CMBody.h
addPolyWithPoints:
Constructs a new poly shape with the specified vertices. The NSArray must be filled with string with the following formatting: {x,y} (including the brackets)
- (CMPolyShape *)addPolyWithPoints:(NSArray *)vertices
Parameters
- vertices
- an array containing the vertices.
Return Value
The polygon shape.
Declared In
CMBody.h
addPolyWithPoints:offset:vertices:
Create a new Polygon shape associated with this body.
- (CMPolyShape *)addPolyWithPoints:(int)numberOfVertices offset:(cpVect)offset vertices:(cpVect)vertices
Parameters
- numberOfVertices
- the number of points
- offset
- the offset of the shape in relation to the body.
- vertices
- the vertices
- ...
- the vertices
Return Value
The polygon shape.
Declared In
CMBody.h
addPolyWithPoints:vertices:
Create a new Polygon shape associated with this body.
- (CMPolyShape *)addPolyWithPoints:(int)numberOfVertices vertices:(cpVect)vertices
Parameters
- numberOfVertices
- the number of points
- vertices
- the vertices
- ...
- the vertices
Return Value
The polygon shape.
Declared In
CMBody.h
addRatchetJointConstraintWithBody:phase:ratchet:
Constructs a new pivot joint using a pivot.
- (CMRatchetJointConstraint *)addRatchetJointConstraintWithBody:(CMBody *)cmBody phase:(float)phase ratchet:(float)ratchet
Parameters
- cmBody
- The body which will function as the second body of the constraint.
- phase
- The phase.
- ratchet
- The ratchet.
Declared In
CMBody.h
addRectangleWithWidth:height:
Create a new Rectangulair shape associated with this body.
- (CMRectShape *)addRectangleWithWidth:(float)width height:(float)height
Parameters
- width
- the width of the rectangle (full-width)
- height
- the height of the rectangle (full-height)
Return Value
the rectangulair shape.
Declared In
CMBody.h
addRectangleWithWidth:height:offset:
Create a new Rectangulair shape associated with this body.
- (CMRectShape *)addRectangleWithWidth:(float)width height:(float)height offset:(cpVect)offset
Parameters
- width
- the width of the rectangle (full-width)
- height
- the height of the rectangle (full-height)
- offset
- the offset of the shape in relation to the body.
Return Value
the rectangulair shape.
Declared In
CMBody.h
addRotaryLimitConstraintWithBody:min:max:
Constructs a new rotary limit constraint.
- (CMRotaryLimitConstraint *)addRotaryLimitConstraintWithBody:(CMBody *)cmBody min:(float)min max:(float)max
Parameters
- cmBody
- The body which will function as the second body of the constraint.
- min
- The minimum angular delta of the joint in radians.
- max
- The maximum angular delta of the joint in radians.
Declared In
CMBody.h
addSegmentFrom:to:radius:
Create a new Segment shape associated with this body.
- (CMSegmentShape *)addSegmentFrom:(cpVect)from to:(cpVect)to radius:(float)radius
Parameters
- from
- The starting point of the segment.
- to
- The ending point of the segment.
- radius
- The radius of the segment.
Declared In
CMBody.h
addSimpleMotorConstraintWithBody:rate:
Creates a new motor constraint between this body and the given body.
- (CMSimpleMotorConstraint *)addSimpleMotorConstraintWithBody:(CMBody *)cmBody rate:(float)rate
Parameters
- cmBody
- The body which will function as the second body of the constraint.
- rate
- the rate (angle) how much it should rotate within a single frame.
Declared In
CMBody.h
addSlideJointConstraintWithBody:anchor1:anchor2:min:max:
Constructs a new Slide joing constraint.
- (CMSlideJointConstraint *)addSlideJointConstraintWithBody:(CMBody *)cmBody anchor1:(cpVect)anchor1 anchor2:(cpVect)anchor2 min:(float)min max:(float)max
Parameters
- cmBody
- The body which will function as the second body of the constraint.
- anchor1
- The anchor point on the first body.
- anchor2
- The anchor point on the second body.
- min
- The minimum allowed distance between anchor points.
- max
- The maximum allowed distance between anchor points.
Declared In
CMBody.h
angle
Returns the current rotational angle of the body in radians.
- (float)angle
Return Value
the current rotational angle of the body in radians.
Declared In
CMBody.h
angularVelocity
Returns the angular velocity.
- (float)angularVelocity
Return Value
the angular velocity.
Declared In
CMBody.h
applyForce:offset:
Apply (accumulate) the force on the body at a relative offset (important!) from the center of gravity. Both the force and offset are in world coordinates.
- (void)applyForce:(cpVect)force offset:(cpVect)offset
Declared In
CMBody.h
applyImpulse:offset:
Apply an impulse to this body at a relative offset from the center of gravity. Both the impulse and the offset are in world coordinates. offset is relative to the position of the body, but not the rotation.
- (void)applyImpulse:(cpVect)impulse offset:(cpVect)offset
Parameters
- impulse
- the impulse relative to the center of gravity.
- offset
- the offset relative to the body.
Declared In
CMBody.h
data
Returns the associated object with this body.
- (id)data
Return Value
the associated object with this body.
Declared In
CMBody.h
initStatic
Constructs a new static CMBody.
- (id)initStatic
Return Value
the new CMBody
Declared In
CMBody.h
initWithMass:moment:
- (id)initWithMass:(float)mass moment:(float)moment
Parameters
- mass
- Mass of the body.
Return Value
the new CMBody
Declared In
CMBody.h
mass
Returns the mass of the body.
- (float)mass
Return Value
the mass of the body.
Declared In
CMBody.h
moment
Returns the moment of the body.
- (float)moment
Return Value
the moment of the body.
Declared In
CMBody.h
position
Returns the current position of the body.
- (cpVect)position
Return Value
the current position of the body.
Declared In
CMBody.h
removeConstraint:
Remover the specified constraint from this body.
- (void)removeConstraint:(CMConstraint *)constraint
Parameters
- constraint
- the constraint to remove from this body.
Declared In
CMBody.h
removeShape:
Removes the specified shape from the body and space.
- (void)removeShape:(CMShape *)shape
Parameters
- shape
- the shape to remove.
Declared In
CMBody.h
resetForces
Zero both the forces and torques accumulated on body.
- (void)resetForces
Declared In
CMBody.h
setAngle:
Sets the angle of this body.
- (void)setAngle:(float)angle
Parameters
- angle
- the angle in radians.
Discussion
Sets the angle of this body.
When using Sparrow you can use the SP_D2R function to convert from degrees to radians.
Declared In
CMBody.h
setAngularVelocity:
Sets the angulair velocity.
- (void)setAngularVelocity:(float)velocity
Parameters
- velocity
- the velocity.
Declared In
CMBody.h
setData:
Associates an object with this body, it is not used by Chipmunk but can be used to create a binding between an Sparrow object and a cpBody.
- (void)setData:(id)data
Parameters
- data
- an object to associate
Declared In
CMBody.h
setForce:
Sets the force.
- (void)setForce:(cpVect)force
Parameters
- force
- Current force being applied to the body.
Declared In
CMBody.h
setMass:
Set the mass.
- (void)setMass:(float)mass
Parameters
- mass
- the mass of the body.
Declared In
CMBody.h
setPositionFunction:selector:
Integration function types. You can write your own integration functions to create your own body behaviors that go beyond applying simply gravity. Its unlikely that youll need to override the position integration function, and if you do you should carefully study how the default function (cpBodyUpdatePosition()) works.
- (void)setPositionFunction:(id)target selector:(SEL)selector
Parameters
- target
- the target object that contains the select.
- selector
- the selector to invoke.
Discussion
Integration function types. You can write your own integration functions to create your own body behaviors that go beyond applying simply gravity. Its unlikely that youll need to override the position integration function, and if you do you should carefully study how the default function (cpBodyUpdatePosition()) works.
The selector should have the following signature:
- (void)positionFunction:(CMBody*)cmBody dt:(float)dt;
Declared In
CMBody.h
setPositionUsingPoint:
Sets the position.
- (void)setPositionUsingPoint:(SPPoint *)coordinate
Parameters
- coordinate
- Position of the body.
Declared In
CMBody.h
setPositionUsingVect:
Sets the position.
- (void)setPositionUsingVect:(cpVect)coordinate
Parameters
- coordinate
- Position of the body.
Declared In
CMBody.h
setTorque:
Sets the torque
- (void)setTorque:(float)torque
Parameters
- torque
- the torque
Declared In
CMBody.h
setVelocity:
Sets the velocity of the body.
- (void)setVelocity:(cpVect)velocity
Parameters
- velocity
- Velocity of the body.
Declared In
CMBody.h
setVelocityFunction:selector:
Integration function types. You can write your own integration functions to create your own body behaviors that go beyond applying simply gravity. Its unlikely that youll need to override the position integration function, and if you do you should carefully study how the default function (cpBodyUpdatePosition()) works.
- (void)setVelocityFunction:(id)target selector:(SEL)selector
Parameters
- target
- the target object that contains the select.
- selector
- the selector to invoke.
Discussion
Integration function types. You can write your own integration functions to create your own body behaviors that go beyond applying simply gravity. Its unlikely that youll need to override the position integration function, and if you do you should carefully study how the default function (cpBodyUpdatePosition()) works.
The selector should have the following signature:
- (void)velocityFunction:(CMBody*)cmBody gravity:(cpVect)gravity damping:(float)damping dt:(float)dt;
Declared In
CMBody.h
torque
Current torque being applied to the body.
- (float)torque
Discussion
Current torque being applied to the body.
Does not reset automatically as in some physics engines.
Declared In
CMBody.h
updatePosition:
Default rigid body position integration function. Updates the position of the body using Euler integration. Unlike the velocity function, it’s unlikely you’ll want to override this function. If you do, make sure you understand it’s source code as it’s an important part of the collision/joint correction process.
- (void)updatePosition:(float)dt
Parameters
- dt
- dt
Declared In
CMBody.h
updateVelocity:damping:dt:
Default rigid body velocity integration function. Updates the velocity of the body using Euler integration.
- (void)updateVelocity:(cpVect)gravity damping:(float)damping dt:(float)dt
Parameters
- gravity
- the gravidy
- damping
- the damping
- dt
- dt
Declared In
CMBody.h
Properties
constraints
The Chipmunk cpBody.
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSMutableArray *constraints
Declared In
CMBody.h
positionFunction
The Chipmunk cpBody.
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSInvocation *positionFunction
Declared In
CMBody.h
shapes
The Chipmunk cpBody.
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSMutableArray *shapes
Declared In
CMBody.h
velocityFunction
The Chipmunk cpBody.
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSInvocation *velocityFunction
Declared In
CMBody.h


Class: ActiveSupport::MessageEncryptors
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| Defined in: | activesupport/lib/active_support/message_encryptors.rb |
Class Method Summary
-
.new(&secret_generator)
constructor
Initializes a new instance.
Messages::RotationCoordinator
- Inherited
Instance Attribute Summary
Messages::RotationCoordinator
- Inherited
Instance Method Summary
-
#[](salt)
Returns a
MessageEncryptor
configured with a secret derived from the givensalt
, and options from #rotate. -
#[]=(salt, encryptor)
Overrides a
MessageEncryptor
instance associated with a givensalt
. -
#clear_rotations
Clears the list of option sets.
-
#rotate(**options)
Adds
options
to the list of option sets. -
#rotate_defaults
Invokes #rotate with the default options.
- #build(salt, secret_generator:, secret_generator_options:, **options) private
Messages::RotationCoordinator
- Inherited
Constructor Details
.new(&secret_generator)
Initializes a new instance. secret_generator
must accept a salt and a secret_length
kwarg, and return a suitable secret (string) or secrets (array of strings). secret_generator
may also accept other arbitrary kwargs. If #rotate is called with any options matching those kwargs, those options will be passed to secret_generator
instead of to the message encryptor.
encryptors = ActiveSupport::MessageEncryptors.new do |salt, secret_length:, base:|
MySecretGenerator.new(base).generate(salt, secret_length)
end
encryptors.rotate(base: "...")
# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/message_encryptors.rb', line 31
rdoc_method :method: initialize
Instance Method Details
#[](salt)
Returns a MessageEncryptor
configured with a secret derived from the given salt
, and options from #rotate. MessageEncryptor
instances will be memoized, so the same salt
will return the same instance.
# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/message_encryptors.rb', line 48
rdoc_method :method: []
#[]=(salt, encryptor)
Overrides a MessageEncryptor
instance associated with a given salt
.
# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/message_encryptors.rb', line 56
rdoc_method :method: []=
#build(salt, secret_generator:, secret_generator_options:, **options) (private)
[ GitHub ]# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/message_encryptors.rb', line 134
def build(salt, secret_generator:, secret_generator_options:, ** ) secret_length = MessageEncryptor.key_len(* [:cipher]) secret = secret_generator.call(salt, secret_length: secret_length, ** ) MessageEncryptor.new(*Array(secret), ** ) end
#clear_rotations
Clears the list of option sets.
# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/message_encryptors.rb', line 117
rdoc_method :method: clear_rotations
#rotate(**options)
#rotate(&block)
Adds options
to the list of option sets. Messages
will be encrypted using the first set in the list. When decrypting, however, each set will be tried, in order, until one succeeds.
Notably, the :secret_generator
option can specify a different secret generator than the one initially specified. The secret generator must respond to call
, accept a salt and a secret_length
kwarg, and return a suitable secret (string) or secrets (array of strings). The secret generator may also accept other arbitrary kwargs.
If any options match the kwargs of the operative secret generator, those options will be passed to the secret generator instead of to the message encryptor.
For fine-grained per-salt rotations, a block form is supported. The block will receive the salt, and should return an appropriate options ::Hash
. The block may also return nil
to indicate that the rotation does not apply to the given salt. For example:
encryptors = ActiveSupport::MessageEncryptors.new { ... }
encryptors.rotate do |salt|
case salt
when :foo
{ serializer: JSON, url_safe: true }
when :bar
{ serializer: Marshal, url_safe: true }
end
end
encryptors.rotate(serializer: Marshal, url_safe: false)
# Uses `serializer: JSON, url_safe: true`.
# Falls back to `serializer: Marshal, url_safe: false`.
encryptors[:foo]
# Uses `serializer: Marshal, url_safe: true`.
# Falls back to `serializer: Marshal, url_safe: false`.
encryptors[:bar]
# Uses `serializer: Marshal, url_safe: false`.
encryptors[:baz]
# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/message_encryptors.rb', line 62
rdoc_method :method: rotate
#rotate_defaults
Invokes #rotate with the default options.
# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/message_encryptors.rb', line 111
rdoc_method :method: rotate_defaults


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I believe it’s important to make sure that stuff is known. When it comes to telling a team member they’re doing
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ConditionParser.hpp
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enum
yytokentype
{
AND
= 258,
OR
= 259,
NOT
= 260,
OP_BRACKET
= 261,
CL_BRACKET
= 262,
ATOMIC_COND
= 263
}
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Enumerator:
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cloudmesh-cloud.cloudmesh.register.command.register
¶
Module Contents¶
Classes¶
-
class
cloudmesh-cloud.cloudmesh.register.command.register.
RegisterCommand
¶ Bases:
cloudmesh.shell.command.PluginCommand
-
do_register
(self, args, arguments)¶ - Usage:
register list [–service=SERVICE] [–kind=KIND] register list sample –kind=KIND [–service=SERVICE] [–output=FORMAT] [–underline=C] register remove –kind=KIND [–service=SERVICE] [–name=NAME] register update –kind=KIND [–service=SERVICE]
[–name=NAME] [–filename=FILENAME] [–keep] [ATTRIBUTES…] [–dryrun]
This command adds the registration information in the cloudmesh yaml file. A FILENAME can be passed along that contains credential information downloaded from the cloud. The permissions of the FILENAME will also be changed. A y/n question will be asked if the file with the FILENAME should be deleted after integration. This helps that all credential information could be managed with the cloudmesh.yaml file.
- Arguments:
FILENAME a filename in which the cloud credentials are stored ATTRIBUTES Attribute list to replace if json file is not
provided. Attributes will override the values from file if both are used.
SERVICE service type e.g: compute, storage, volume etc. KIND kind that needs to be registered. E.g: aws, google,
azure etc. Multiple kind might be supported by same cloud service provider.
- Options:
- --keep
keeps the file with the filename.
- --dryrun
option to just display the formatted sample without updating the cloudmesh.yaml file.
- --filename=FILENAME
json filename containing the details to be replaced.
- --service=SERVICE
service type e.g. storage,cloud,volume etc.
- --name=NAME
name for the registration to use to add, update or remove.
- --kind=KIND
kind that you want to register e.g: google, aws, azure.
- --output=FORMAT
the foramt output, such as rst, txt [default:txt]
- --underline=C
in case you use rst as output format the underline character can be defined [default: -]
Examples:
- cms register list
List all services and related kinds that can be registered.
- cms register list –service=cloud
List the supported kinds for given cloud service type.
- cms register list sample –kind=google –service=cloud
Display the sample entry google cloud. It also lists all attributes that are needed to successfully register for the given kind and service.
- cms remove –kind=google –service=cloud –name=mygoogle
Remove the cloudmesh.yaml for google cloud registered with name mygoogle. If name attribute is not provided, the name is defaulted to kind i.e. google in this example.
- cms register update –kind=google –service=compute –filename=
~/.cloudmesh/security/google-service-account.json Add or update the cloudmesh.yaml entry for google cloud/compute type with replaceable attributes provided in the json file. In this example the values for credential filename, project_id, and client_email will be changed to respective values from google compute sample. We assume you have downloaded the service account credentials form google cloud.
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This waterproof smartphone has a little feature that every phone should have
by Desire AthowThis waterproof smartphone has a little feature that every phone should have
Ever heard of reverse wireless charging?
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The Doogee S68 Pro is a sensible smartphone with a balanced configuration and a price tag that is actually very palatable. This is not a flagship smartphone like the Doogee S69 Pro, but it does offer a lot more than what you’d expect for the price, which is just under $200 (around £150, AU$300) at Gearbest.
Not only is this one of the cheapest handsets in the world to offer 6GB RAM and 128GB onboard storage, expandable to 1TB via an appropriate micro SD card, but it also runs on a speedy Mediatek Helio P70 CPU with a 5.9-inch full HD+ display, a massive 6800mAh battery and four cameras totaling 53-megapixels (including a Sony IMX230 21-megapixel camera).
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Reverse wireless charging
These are the headline features but the rest is just as good. A little known feature that it offers is wireless charging in either direction; it can be used as a charging mat, albeit trickling only 5W of power.
Don’t forget that this is an IP68/IP69K/MIL-STD-810G smartphone with plenty of protection and built to withstand some serious amount of abuse.
Other than running on Android 9.0 Pie, the presence of NFC and support for not one but four global navigation satellite systems, the Doogee S68 Pro offers Bluetooth 5.0 and 802.11ac connectivity. An excellent all-rounder that has set a new benchmark for mainstream rugged smartphone and will not break the bank.
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Reflections on Web Design and Construction
The Good and The Bad
March 20, 2016
This will be short. It is basically a bit of feedback to myself on my skills around HTML, CSS and web design.
The Good:
- I can create a basic site.
- It works and I can maintain it properly.
- I have written some good content.
- When I know what to do, I am can execute it in HTML and CSS
The Bad:
- I dislike visual design to the point of resisting it. I have a certain sense of style (I do dress very well), but I find that 1> I am not yet familiar with what distinguishes a nice web page from a crappy web page, visually, and 2> unlike clothing, which is largely toggling between options (I'm going to wear a shirt, it's just a matter of style and color), visual design of a website sems to be much more "blank slate," and I find it intimidating.
- As a result, HTML and CSS is not as good as it could be, because I haven't practiced as much.
- My site looks like it was built in 2002.
- This is a problem, but one which can be surmounted.
To-Do:
- Find people who can help me get comfortable with visual design. OR
- Find someone who likes to design, and execute his / her vision.
- Find practice exercises where I am creating based on specifications so I can practice HTML / CSS
- Lighten up, make some ugly sites, then take what I have learned an use it to redesign this old 2002 site.
- I remember from my Django course that things lilke headers and footers can be abstracted out into their own files, to ease maintenance, but I forget how to do it. I will find it and insert into these pages. THe cut and paste template is very inefficient.


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