Establishing Technology and Innovation Support Centers (TISC) in Sri Lanka is a joint project of World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and National Intellectual Property Office (NIPO) of Sri Lanka. TISC program in the university is designed to give university staff easy access to locally based, high quality technology information and related services.
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- Increase awareness of all aspects of intellectual property rights among university community
- Provide necessary assistance to researchers to find technological information in order to develop innovative ideas by providing online access to patent and non-patent information through intended TISC network to be established in Sri Lanka
- Optimize the environment and incentives for the creation of new knowledge
- Increase the number of patent applications by the university staff and students
- Mobilize university graduates with innovation potential for entrepreneurial careers, enhancing their entrepreneurial skills, and providing support for business start-up
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Omni directional cameras¶
Omnidirectional cameras refer to cameras that have a larger field of view than the normal cameras (more than 180 ° and ideally 360 °). This includes cameras with horizontal 360 ° field of view(FOV) and cameras with FOV spanning a 360 ° horizontal and more than 90 (ideally 180) vertical field of view(FOV).[1] Ever imagined how we can get a 360 ° field of view?
An omnidirectional camera (from Omni, meaning all) is a camera with a 360 ° field of view in the horizontal plane, or with a visual field that covers a hemisphere or (approximately) the entire sphere. There are designs proposed to achieve a 360 ° degree field of view.
1. Dioptric cameras with a single lens¶
Cameras which use an only special lens to refract light such that the field of view is more than 90 ° vertically and 360 ° horizontally. One common example of such type of camera is a fisheye camera.
2. Catadioptric cameras¶
Cameras that use a combination of the lens (to refract light) and mirrors (to reflect light) with a normal camera to generate 360 ° horizontal and more than 90 ° vertical field of view.[1] Figure 2 is an example of a catadioptric camera.
3. Camera with two lens¶
Cameras that consist of two fisheye cameras placed facing away from each other and each one has a FOV that can span more than a hemisphere. Images from both cameras are stitched to get the full 360 ° image. This configuration is commonly used in the 360 ° cameras available in the market.
4. Polydioptric cameras¶
Cameras which consist of more than two cameras with overlapping field of view.[1] One example of such type of camera is the throwing camera “panono”[5]. Image from all the cameras is captured at the same time and then stitched to get the full 360 ° image.
Read this paper. [1] on Omnidirectional cameras to know more about different ommni directional cameras
References¶
[1] Scaramuzza, Davide. (2014).Omnidirectional Camera. Computer Vision: A Reference Guide, Editors: Katsushi Ikeuchi, ISBN: 978-0-387-30771-8 (Print) 978-0-387-31439-6 (Online), Springer, April, 2014
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omnidirectional_camera
[3] Figure 1 - https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nikon_1_V1_%2B_Fisheye_FC-E9_01.jpg
[4] Figure 3 - https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d5/Ricoh_Theta_S_camera.jpg/220px-Ricoh_Theta_S_camera.jpg
[5] Omnidirectional cameras - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omnidirectional_camera


INSPECTOR GADGET *1/2 (out of five stars) A review by Jamey Hughton
Starring-Matthew Broderick, Rupert Everett, Joely Fisher and Michelle Trachtenberg Director-David Kellogg Rated G Released July 1999 Walt Disney
Do the folks at Disney have no common decency? They have resurrected yet another cartoon and turned it into a live action hodgepodge of expensive special effects, embarrassing writing and kid-friendly slapstick. Wasn't Mr. Magoo enough, people?
Obviously not. Inspector Gadget is not what I would call ideal family entertainment. Younger viewers will likely be taken in by the abounding goofiness, but their adult companions may feel a wave of nausea sweeping over them as they attempt to endure this appalling 80-minute exercise in glaring stupidity. The movie is poorly edited, grossly manipulative, and the finished product resembles somewhat of a failed jigsaw puzzle. All the elements are there, but the manner in which director David Kellogg pieces them together is laughable and trite.
As a huge fan of the 80's animated TV show, the first thing I must express is my anger toward the treatment of the main villain. In the cartoon, Dr. Claw was a frightening, raspy-voiced presence who remained a total mystery to the viewer. We never saw his face; he simply sat back in his arm-chair, watching surveillance cameras and gently stroking his loyal cat. As a child, I always imagined what Dr. Claw would appear as - and this curiosity kept me watching for many years. With the release of the live-action movie, the face of this once intriguing villain has been unrightfully exposed - it's... Rupert Everett?! Only now, Dr. Claw is simply known as Claw (`One word,' he explains, `like Madonna'). He sports a shiny clamp instead of the steel glove, and seems far less interesting than the animated version. It helps that the dashing Everett is enthusiastic, but he overplays the role entirely too far. When all is said and done, this wasn't a very wise move on the part of the screenwriters - the infamous Dr. Claw has been turned into a wisecracking game show host who makes cheap attempts at being suave and cool. He does still have his cat, though.
In the title role, Matthew Broderick looks lost. The actor, while usually downright charming, doesn't know exactly where to take his character - a fault that again can be blamed on the hapless writers. Broderick first plays a friendly, naive security guard named John Brown, who dreams of becoming a cop and upholding the law for the good of the people.  But one fateful night, her lab is destroyed and her experiment is stolen by a fiendish millionaire (Everett) who wants to take over the world. John courageously pursues the limousine from the scene of the crime, but loses the chase when his vehicle bursts into flames. In a full body cast, he is chosen to be the first human prototype for Brenda's work; a revolutionary crime fighting tool with numerous fancy gadgets to dispatch bad guys. And so is born Inspector Gadget.
As bad as this movie is, it does have a certain charm in isolated scenes. Broderick actually fares better playing Robo Gadget, an evil and destructive clone that Claw has set loose on the city. And there are about two or three amusing punch lines, the funniest being when Robo Gadget impersonates a rampaging monster with shadow puppets on a brick wall, and a Japanese man flees the scene while screaming, `This is why I left Tokyo!' Alas, the hit ratio of the ongoing gags is about 20 to 1 in favor of not even cracking a slight giggle. There are so many tired plot additions. Gadget's talking car (voiced by D.L. Hughley) is the same type of character as Zoot the suit from My Favorite Martian. Both are wisecracking, non-human additions designed to coax laughter from smaller children. Well, it just doesn't work (in fact, Zoot functioned marvelously in comparison to this). And don't even get me started about the villains. I didn't mind Everett's performance, but his bumbling assistants will make every adult cringe with disgust.
The characters from the cartoon have been reduced to thankless supporting roles. Penny (Michelle Trachtenberg) and Brain the dog now have little to do with the action, and Chief Quimby (Dabney Coleman) has lost considerable appeal in the transition of animation to live action.  The problem here lies solely in the script. Perhaps the next time Disney attempts a remake like this, they will invest more in the screenplay than the fancy-schmancy visuals. Here is one critic crossing his fingers, anyway.
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When a message is invalidated, the invalidationTrigger is invoked on that message.
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Collection of where my work has been featured:
Motherboard [Danny Page] - Republished in whole. (With a more clever image, thanks to Emanuel Maiberg)
The Ringer [Kate Knibbs] - "You know what else started Google Trending during this time? Google Trends!"
Lifehacker [Eric Ravenscraft] - "As developer Danny Page explains on Medium, Google Trends shows relative search volume over time, but doesn’t show exactly how many people are searching for a certain term."
Fredrik deBoer - "For god’s sake, stop running Google trend stories!"
The Register [Gavin Clarke] - "It's a good idea to treat Google Trends with a pinch of salt."
The Telegraph [Cara McGoogan] - "But it appears that the number of people actually searching "What is the EU?" was minimal."
Stats Bomb [Ted Knutson] - "Consistently creating fewer, higher quality chances lowers the variance in scoring output."
Front Office Report [Richard Whittall] - "This is an extreme example, but even when you bring in the idea of looking at xGs as revealing a range of probable outcomes for single games (as per Danny Page, not that he would advocate that necessarily), I think we’re risking reducing football to something that, well, doesn’t resemble football."
2+2=11 [@WillTGM] - "The importance of accounting for the differing outcomes when there are significant differences in the quality of chances in a given match."
Paste Magazine [Richard Whittall] - "It tells us that it was the most probable outcome among a range of score lines based on the shot types."
One Short Corner [@oneshortcorner] - "Danny Page wrote this a while ago on expected goals. His xG simulator calculates the probability of a result occurring based on the xG value of the shots that occurred in the game."


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| override.overrideItems (name, def) | Unregisters craft items & registers names as aliases for new item. |
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Unregisters craft items & adds them as aliases.
Unregisters items & set names as aliases for another existing item.
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- target Item name of aliases' target.
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Unregisters craft items & registers names as aliases for new item.
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As far back as I can remember, I have always been writing. However, I have never blogged. Probably because I preferred the diary and the pen. Having caught a lot of flak for it from my friends, well-wishers, colleagues and bosses alike over the years, I finally decided to fix that.
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Note : The first and the third above may be self-contradictory, but I am ok with that.
So I started looking. Now, traditional blogging platforms end up keeping my data. I didnt like that. Plus I havent seen good web-based blog editors. So the web based blogs weren't options I was inclined to try first. Having encountered github blogging in the past and liked what I saw, I investigated it again. Soon, it was clear that the simplicity of a static site was hard to beat. The catch was, Github integrates Jekyl. Now Jekyll is good, but getting Jekyll on windows involves some fiddling and a good deal of ruby. Having recently gone through .Net Core, Scala, Spark, Azure and NodeJs recently in quick succession, I had no appetite for another. A little more looking, and I found Pretzel - a .NET based static-site generator, plus extras.
Thus I settled. (The living-happily-there-ever-after-question has no answers yet.)
Therefore, this blog is being served from a Github-pages static site, with the site template taken from the Jekyll theme called Hyde, actually being generated by Pretzel on local machine and getting checked into Github.
I just need to figure out markdown now, and then technically speaking, I am back to write, build, test and deploy. Blog or not, thats like coming home.


Datasets¶
For a list of currently available datasets and usage instructions, see the datasets page.
License¶
To be considered for inclusion in statsmodels, a dataset must be in the public domain, distributed under a BSD-compatible license, or we must obtain permission from the original author.
Adding a dataset: An example¶
The Nile River data measures the volume of the discharge of the Nile River at Aswan for the years 1871 to 1970. The data are copied from the paper of Cobb (1978).
Step 1: Create a directory datasets/nile/
Step 2: Add datasets/nile/nile.csv and a new file datasets/__init__.py which contains
from data import *
Step 3: If nile.csv is a transformed/cleaned version of the original data, create a nile/src directory and include the original raw data there. In the nile case, this step is not necessary.
Step 4: Copy datasets/template_data.py to nile/data.py. Edit nile/data.py by filling-in strings for COPYRIGHT, TITLE, SOURCE, DESCRSHORT, DESCLONG, and NOTE.
COPYRIGHT = """This is public domain."""
TITLE = """Nile River Data"""
SOURCE = """
Cobb, G.W. 1978. The Problem of the Nile: Conditional Solution to a Changepoint
Problem. Biometrika. 65.2, 243-251,
"""
DESCRSHORT = """Annual Nile River Volume at Aswan, 1871-1970""
DESCRLONG = """AAnnual Nile River Volume at Aswan, 1871-1970. The units of
measurement are 1e9 m^{3}, and there is an apparent changepoint near 1898."""
NOTE = """
Number of observations: 100
Number of variables: 2
Variable name definitions:
year - Year of observation
volume - Nile River volume at Aswan
The data were originally used in Cobb (1987, See SOURCE). The author
acknowledges that the data were originally compiled from various sources by
Dr. Barbara Bell, Center for Astrophysics, Cambridge, Massachusetts. The data
set is also used as an example in many textbooks and software packages.
"""
Step 5: Edit the docstring of the load function in data.py to specify which dataset will be loaded. Also edit the path and the indices for the endog and exog attributes. In the nile case, there is no exog, so everything referencing exog is not used. The year variable is also not used.
Step 6: Edit the datasets/__init__.py to import the directory.
That’s it! The result can be found here for reference.


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and amc
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by Mark WakefieldEVERY WORD FROM PEP
Pep Clotet was pleased with the character of his team - and Connal Trueman as the young goalkeeper played an important part in Birmingham City’s 1-1 draw at Huddersfield Town.
They had to come from behind to claim it, though, after Frazier Campbell put the hosts ahead in the 55th minute.
Lukas Jutkiewicz was on hand to deflect home Marc Roberts’ header with 12 minutes to go, which gave Clotet a point he felt his team merited.
COWLEY ‘RESTS EASY’
Danny Cowley could not hide his disappointment after his Huddersfield Town side let slip their lead against Birmingham City on Saturday.
Blues went 1-0 down at the John Smith’s stadium but hit back with 12 minutes left when Lukas Jutkiewicz deflected home to seal a 1-1 draw.
Pep Clotet’s men are still searching to add to their two away wins this season, but they did end their four-game losing streak on the road with a point at the John Smith’s Stadium.
Frazier Campbell had put Huddersfield ahead, but Cowley could “rest easy” after seeing how his players performed.
BIG QUESTION
Lukas Jutkiewicz’s fifth goal of the season gave Birmingham City a hard fought draw at the John Smith’s Stadium.
The striker deflected Dan Crowley’s free kick into the net after Blues had fallen behind to Frazier Campbell’s strike.
This is what stood out on a wet, very November-like afternoon of Championship football.
CONNAL TRUEMAN VERDICT
Fifteen months ago the door to Birmingham City’s goal opened for Connal Trueman as Garry Monk gave the talented shot stopper his senior debut.
Within a couple of games - and an ordeal by set-piece by Tony Pulis’ Middlesbrough, that door closed as Monk brought Lee Camp to the club, a brave move by Monk, one for a more experienced player who in some ways had as much to prove as his younger rival.
Trueman remained behind that door - and Camp - for the next 44 Championship games, a young goalkeeper sitting on the bench, watching, learning - but most of all remaining ready for even the slightest chink of light. None came.
He could have been forgiven for wondering if it would ever appear, particularly when in the summer Monk left and David Stockdale’s slate was wiped clean by Pep Clotet. As 2018/2019 clicked into 2019/2020 and a new name was pencilled on to the manager’s/head coach’s office, it looked as though Trueman had slipped down the pecking order, from second to third choice.
Camp started the current campaign, Stockdale backed him up - and played in the final pre-season warm-up match as well as the Carabao Cup tie at Portsmouth, leaving Trueman scraping around for any kind of game-time.
With a pair of veteran obstacles in his way it seemed obvious the 23-year-old should have gone out on loan instead of risking a wasted season, knocking on the door that would never budge and caught betwixt the first team and development squad.
Yet in the last month Trueman was gone from third in line to first and on Saturday stepped through that door and into Blues’ starting line-up for just the third appearance of his career.
MONK’S SELECTION HEADACHE
Sheffield Wednesday look set to be without one of their key players when they face Birmingham City this week.
Blues take on the Owls at Hillsborough on Wednesday night in the Sky Bet Championship, and do so on the back of a draw.
Pep Clotet’s side were held to a 1-1 stalemate with Huddersfield Town on Saturday, which leaves Blues in 15th place in the Championship table.
Wednesday have been dealt a blow for the clash against Blues, with defender Liam Palmer set to miss the match due to suspension.
Palmer received a straight red card in Wednesday’s 2-1 defeat to West Bromwich Albion at the weekend, and is set to serve a three-match ban.
The Scotland international was given his marching orders after a challenge on West Ham loanee Grady Dianagana in the closing stages of the match at The Hawthorns.


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In the early years of previous century, life expectancy started to grow as an effect of ongoing industrialization. But the growth wasn't equal worldwide. Dramatic improvement of living standard in developed countries stood in stark contrast to the poor regions. Over the last decades this tendencies decreased, what is shown in the Tableau Visualization below.
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Review: Elizabeth
Starring: Cate Blanchett, Geoffrey Rush, Christopher Eccleston, Joseph Fiennes, John Gielgud, Richard Attenborough
Directed by: Shekhar Kapur
Review by: Joy Wyse
The story of Queen Elizabeth I begins when she is a teen-age princess, and her half-sister, Mary, is ruling England, Ireland and France. Both girls were the daughters of King Henry VIII. Although Henry had severed relations with the Catholic Church, Mary and her husband Philip of Spain, tried to stop the Reformation and bring England back under the power of the Pope. It was this struggle between Catholics and Protestants and the supporters of each that dictated the life of Elizabeth.
Elizabeth was a fun-loving girl who wanted to love and be loved. She adored wearing the very finest of clothes and that trait is well portrayed in the film. Although Elizabeth came to be known as `The Virgin Queen' this plot explains how that title came to be bestowed on her. According to this script, she did lose her virginity, only to `reclaim' it.
The film successfully describes a period of history that is not that well known. The religious issues are graphically depicted, and the intrigues of the period become better understood. The acting is excellent but no character is totally likeable, not even Elizabeth. Cate Blanchett matures beautifully as the Queen. John Gielgud appears in only one scene, as the Pope. It is sad that we didn't see more of him. All of the other male stars are wonderful in their parts.
There is some nudity, although it is handled well.  It will help you enjoy the story if you are up on your English history, especially the lineage of the Tudors. The motto of the film is `Absolute Power Demands Absolute Loyalty'. It does explain itself.
I would love to see this again, mainly for the lovely scenery, costumes and inventive camera angles. I give it a B+.
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Creates an instance of Visual. Power BI passes parameters descriing the environment to the visual which may be persisted in the class
parameters passed to the visual when instantiated.
Method to draw the bars on either side of the population pyramid Draws both value and reference bars, as well as managing highlighting Changes to the visual as a result of selection is handled in selectionTools. Note parameters are passed as an opbject so that each parameter may be more easily identified when the method is called (reducing errors).
This function gets called for each of the settings objects defined in the capabilities.json files and allows you to select which of the objects and properties you want to expose to the users in the property pane.
list of objects to be displayed
object returned to Power BI with setting values
parseSettings is called when the visual is updated
For each control added on the interface:
current status of the settings interface (only non-default values included)
Method to draw the population pyramid
Width of the visual window
Height of the visual window
List of datapoints to be displayed
Method called by update to load data from Power BI into the visual
Pointer to data used in the model
Pointer to data from the host
Method to return the size of a text node (Written for SVG1.1, with SVG2 could use SVGGraphicsElement more elegantly) TODO: Include Font/Type within the definition.
Text from which the screen width and height is required
Font size of the text
Width and Height of the bounding text box.
Method called by Power BI when the visual needs to be updated
details of data and settings passed from Power BI interface to visual
Helper function for identifying state transitions which require synchronising states across visuals
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Class implementing the IVisual interface - the basis for custom visuals within Power BI The class must implement: +constructor - called when the visual is created +visualTransform - a method to load data from the interface into the visual +parseSettings - a method to load the settings from the interface and persist them in the settings object +enumerateObjectInstances - called when the settings panel is redrawn. Allows selection of controls and loading of settings for display. +update - called each time the visual needs to be redrawn
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It is possible to build stations in some cells.
A station built in a cell covers some set of cells.
You are given the offsets of those cells as
Your task is to place two stations into two distinct cells. The total strategic value of the two stations is the sum of strategic values of all cells that are covered by at least one of the stations. Return the largest possible total strategic value of the two stations.


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Network Protocols and the OSI model¶
Network Protocols¶
They are a set of rules and regulations to manage the communication between any systems in a network. Each layer has a set of protocols placed to manage the data exchange and effective functioning of the network as well. Data units are transferred across each layer of the network on the basis of the defined protocols.
The OSI model¶
It is a conceptual idea that gives a standardisation to the communication function to a computer system without regard to its internal structure or technology. The model partitions a communication system to seven layers, where each layer serves to the layer above it. This is to enable the operability of diverse communication systems and networks together. This is achieved by standardising all systems with protocols and regulations for each layer of a network. Each layer serves in its own ways to establish and ensure communication system to work efficiently. While one layer provides a path for the transfer of data from one node to another above which applications will operate upon, while it calls the next lower layer to receive and send packets which comprise of the data of that session.
A system is broadly classified into seven layers as
- Physical Layer
- Data link Layer
- Network Layer
- Transport Layer
- Session Layer
- Presentation Layer
- Application Layer
Each layer serves a certain purpose that is necessary for the effective functioning of the network.
1. Physical layer : This layer generally represents the medium through which the network data is transferred. For example, an electrical cable or an optical cable provides a physical medium or platform through which all the data is transferred.
2. Data link layer : Data link layer is generally the means by which the transport of data happens across a physical network. Bridges and switches are the physical devices that initiate and act as the means of transfer. The common protocol used in this layer is Ethernet. MAC address provides an addressing scheme to identify physical devices.
3. Network layer : This layer basically routes data between physical networks and assigns logical addresses to network hosts. They are also basically responsible for handling packet fragmentation and error detection. Protocols like ICMP are present in this layer.
4. Transport layer : This layer provides a control flow between two hosts in a network. It acts as a mean for transferring a variety of data through the network maintaining the quality.
5. Session layer: It is used mainly to manage the sessions between two computers. It mainly does managing operations like terminating sessions gracefully etc. Example protocols are NetBIOS, NWLink.
6. Presentation layer: It encodes/decodes through different forms of encryption/decryption for securing the data. This is basically done to transform the data received to a format that can be read by application layers.
7. Application layer: This provides the details for the end user to access network resources. Examples are HTTP, SMTP,FTP,Telnet.
Data Encapsulation¶
In order to facilitate the conversation between different layers in a network, each layer in the stack adds a footer or header, the way that different layers in OSI model communicate is through data encapsulation. Protocol Data Unit (PDU) created by the encapsulation protocol includes the header and footer information to the packet data.
Protocol data unit (PDU)
It is information that is transferred among the peer entities of a computer network as a single unit. It may contain user data, network addressing or control information. In the communication protocol stack, each layer has a protocol that is made in order to adapt to the specific type or mode of data exchange. For eg; TCP implements a connection-oriented transfer mode, and the PDU is called a segment, whereas, at a lower layer, the IP has a PDU of packet.

Now let us look into some common network protocols :
ARP¶
In order for devices that are connected to each other with a switch into a single network, a physical address is used as a reference for every device connected. ARP determines which MAC address (physical address) corresponds to a particular IP address. ARP sends two kinds of packets (ARP resolution,ARP request), where a broadcast packet is sent to every device in the network and then wait for the response from the correct client.
MAC Address
The MAC address of a device is the UID assigned to a NIC to enable data transmission in the data link layer of a network segment. This address is often assigned by the manufacturer and is stored in the device hardware.
IP¶
It basically delivers packets between hosts based on the IP addresses in the packet header. It is the principal protocol in the Internet protocol suite and relays data across the network.
TCP¶
TCP or transmission control protocol is a transport layer protocol that provides error-checked delivery bytes between hosts connected via a network. TCP provides a reliable data stream service hence major applications and application layer protocols that need assurance of data integrity use TCP, unlike UDP which is also a transport layer protocol. Applications that do not require reliable data stream service may use the User Datagram Protocol (UDP). The communication between two hosts is established by the three-way handshake.
Three-way handshake¶
Consider the scenario where Alice(host1) is trying to connect via a TCP connection with Bob(host2). The connection is established after three separate steps:
- The first host Alice sends a SYN message ("Synchronise") with a particular sequence number x to Bob.
- Bob replies with a SYN-ACK(Synchronise-Acknowledgement) message with its own sequence number y and acknowledgement number y+1 to Alice.
- Alice replies with an acknowledgement (ACK) message with acknowledgement number y + 1, which Bob receives to which he doesn't necessarily need to reply.
Note
In this handshake the synchronise messages act as service requests from one host to another, while the acknowledgement messages return to the requesting server as an acknowledgement to the request message.
UDP¶
UDP is also a transport layer protocol and an alternative to the TCP. It is used for establishing connections between applications on the network that have more data loss. Unlike TCP, UDP doesn't provide any error and flow control mechanisms. Hence UDP is implemented when the connection required has to be fast and the applications can tolerate a certain amount of data loss.
ICMP¶
Internet control message protocol is a protocol used by network devices like routers to send an error message that a requested service is not available or that the device is currently unreachable.
Tip
In packet capture with ICMP packets, external data can be sent as payload once the packet data is sent. The payload is appended to the packet data of each packet. By using scripts we can extract the payload from the PCAP file. In CTFs often challenges come where certain files like a ZIP or PNG image is broken and send as payload through each ICMP packet. This data can be extracted by scripting.
HTTP¶
Hyper Text Transfer Protocol1 is the protocol to exchange or transfer hypertext. It is an application layer protocol and is the foundation for data transfer for the World Wide Web.
Click the below link to see a write up of a challenge from a CTF which involved analysis of a PCAP file using Wireshark.


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Many functions provided by MTEX can be customized by options. An option is passed to a method as a string parameter followed by a value. For example, almost all plotting methods support the option resolution followed by a double value specifying the resolution in radians. The code below demonstrates the effect of changing this parameter.
{% highlight matlab %} odf = SantaFe plotPDF(odf,Miller(1,0,0,odf.CS),'resolution',10*degree,'contour','linewidth',2); {% endhighlight %} {% highlight plaintext %} odf = SO3FunRBF (m-3m → xyz (222)) uniform component weight: 0.73 unimodal component kernel: van Mises Fisher, halfwidth 10° center: 1 orientations Bunge Euler angles in degree phi1 Phi phi2 weight 296.565 48.1897 26.5651 0.27 {% endhighlight %}Options that are not followed by a value are called flags. In the above example, contour is a flag that tells the plotting routine to plot contour lines. Options and flags to a function are always optional and can be passed in any order. If conflicting options or flags are passed, i.e., the resolution is specified twice, the later option in the list is considered to be the right one.


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Methods of Class Semaphore
- Semaphore
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WHITE DISCHARGE SINCE 1 YEAR.
CREAMY WEN SHE TALKS WITH HER BOYFRN.
UNWANTED HAIR CHIN AND NECK.
SPOTTING ONE DAY ONE HOUR FOR MENSES FROM 4 MONTHS.
LMP: 25 JUNE 2017
RX:
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2. SEPIA 200 – 4 DOSES – 1 DOSE WEEKLY.
3.SODHARI 2-2-2 TSP
4. PSORINUM 200 – 2 DOSES 15 DAYS ONCE.
5. 16TH JULY 17- APIS 30 + GRAPH 30 4 PILLS 4 TIMES FOR 3 DAYS.
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Had skin infection in inter hostel. Lmp: 25/7/17. Flow was fr 3 days. Normal flow. White discharge no change <when passing urine. Not heavy but constant. Lightly itching. Sleep feels disturbed. No disturbance family wise. Says forced sleep also unable to get sleep. At home sleeps well but in pg unable to get sleep. Keeps gettion boils recc since childhood. Heat boils. Pus forms. Burning sensation from 2 days in vaginal region. Pst menses also the pain in abdmen persists for 3 days and 3 days before menses also.
Rx: 1. Cst.
Carc 1m – 1 dose stat.
Rhust tox 30 – 4 pills tid . itching.
Hep sulph 30
Bell 30
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Verification¶
The following steps can be completed to verify the various components of the GWearCloud ecosystem.
REST API¶
As the purpose of this guide is system verification, we will be using API Gateway test functions rather than using a proper gateway device and sensor.
Navigate to the API Gateway console, and you should find a generated GWearCloudAPI. Select this.
Under Resources, select the POST action under /patient-data.
Click Test.
For the Request Body, enter the following test data:
- ::
- {
“metric” : “test_measurement”, “sensor” : “test_sensor”, “id” : 1, “value” : 12.5, “mac” : “abc123”, “timestamp” :<PHONE_NUMBER>
}
Click Test. A successful POST operation should return the following response body:
- ::
{ “statusCode”: 200,
- “body”: {
“message”: “ok”
}
}
Under Resources, select the GET action under /patient-data.
Click Test and then click Test. A successful GET operation should return the following response body:
- ::
- [
- {
“id”: 1, “timestamp”: “1566364870”, “mac”: “abc123”, “sensor”: “test_sensor”, “value”: “12.5”, “metric”: “test_measurement”
}
]
Grafana¶
TODO


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Release
Description
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Mech of Brixton
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Web Development is an ever-changing and evolving technology, and Dinero Digital strives to keep up with these trends. We are here to give you a fresh current look and feel to your internet presence.
Projection Mapping has quickly grown in popularity over the past 5 years. Dinero Digital was contracted by a local night club promoter to add a great visual element to parties. We set out a creative eye for building this custom installation and from this we have grown a following for being eye catching and immersive. Are you need to add a visual appealing element to your special event? Projection Mapping may be an idea for you.
Our Motion Graphic practice started 2 years ago to fill the need of clients whom needed animation of their logos and short commercials to help promote their business. The great thing about Motion Graphics is that it combines both visual and audio to evoke a strong emotion and create a solid connection between a brand, a message and an audience.
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Experts share views on emergencies during sports at Aspetar conference
Doha: Aspetar, an orthopaedic & sports medicine hospital, organised, on November 13, the second ‘Aspetar Clubs and Federations Conference-emergencies’ on the field, the conference focused on shoulder and ankle injuries as well as athlete’s collapse on the field.
The event, hosted by Aspetar for the second time in row, aimed to provide a platform for educators, researchers, clinicians from across the country, to share experience and discuss the latest advancements, innovations and academic achievements in the fields of trauma, emergency and acute care medicine in sports and competitions.
Continual medical education for all staff is a key priority to guarantee the best standard assessments and decision making in case of emergencies on the field.
Commenting on the event, Dr Raouf Nader Rekik, conference’s scientific committee chairman, said, “The conference brought together a diverse group of experts and participants and facilitated the sharing of best practices regarding the management of different types of medical emergencies in the sport setting. It’s a unique gathering to deal with injuries and emergencies on the field. The objective of this conference is to help our medical staff guaranteeing the best outcome for our athletes when facing life-threatening conditions or injuries that could impact their future career.”
The event brought recommendations based on the best available evidence in terms of assessing and managing shoulder and ankle injuries. It includes dislocations, fractures, ligament ruptures, etc.
The second part focused on life-threatening conditions represented by collapses on the field, not only by cardiac arrest but also hyponatremia, anaphylaxis, heat exhaustion, etc.
National Sports Medicine Programme, launched by Aspetar in 2009, is a unique initiative in the State of Qatar aimed at developing the quality of sports medicine services for all Qatari clubs and federations and benefiting all local athletes as well as international athletes competing in Qatar through an expert medical team consisting of doctors, physiotherapists, massage therapists and nurses.
These medical teams are at the front line when dealing with acute injuries that could be sometimes life-threatening. They need to have the right skills and competences and be up to date on the latest best practice during such events.
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MongoDB for node.js developers jumpstart
These’re my notes for the MongoDB for node.js course
What is MongoDB?
MongoDB is a document database holding data in JSON format. Since it’s not based on joining, it’s easy to distribute data across servers by it’s sharding feature.
Developers can develop application which can be agnostic about deployments. MongoDB supports scaling out as opposed to RDBMS which supports scaling up. Mongo shell is written using C++ V8 for administering the MongoDB.
What is node.js
node.js
is basically aC++
program that you control usingV8 javascript
. So any applications you write usingnode.js
will be written injavascript
and it will control thisC++
application (node.js
) and you’ll be able to say something like they made request for this resource and your application actually injavascript
will say: okey, they made a request for this resource, I don’t have to respond to that. Now respond accordingly.
Node.js
connects to MongoDB
using drivers. Installing 32
bit release shall be avoided because it limits the addressable size of data using the default storage engine.
What is JSON?
To a layman, JSON
is merely a string, anyways. JSON
objects are composed of key-value pairs. Keys must be strings, Keys and values must be separated by semi-colons. Fields within a JSON
object are separated by commas as delimiters. JSON
objects are opened and closed using curly braces:
{
"string" : "sting value goes here",
"date" : "2015-10-27T22:35:21.908Z",
"number" : 123,
"object" : {
"key1" : "value1",
"key2" : "value2"
},
"boolean" : true,
"array" : [
"test",
{ "key1" : "a", "key2" : "b" },
[ "abc", "xyz" ]
]
}
The above example shows that JSON
supports a number of data-types. The object
field shows an example of nested values. As we can see object
and array
- MongoDB
data models commonly make use of nesting and even what we might call deep nesting. The flexibility JSON
provides makes it simple to implement different data access patterns by creating objects that contain all the data required to render a webpage full of content or say to provide another type of data view for users with very few requests.
What is BSON?
MongoDB
stores data as BSON
(binary JSON
). Here is the comparison:
// JSON
{
"hello": "world"
}
// BSON
"\x16\x00\x00\x00\x02hello\x00 \
x06\ x00\ x00\ x00world\ x00\ x00 "
MongoDB
drivers send and recieve data in BSON
format and when the data is written to MongoDB
, it’s stored in BSON
.
On the application side, the drivers map BSON
to most appropriate native data types. It’s
- lightweight
- traversable, to support a variety of operations necessary for writing, reading and indexing
MongoDB
documents - efficient, meaning encoding/decoding data to/from BSON as the drivers need to do can be performed very quickly.
JSON
doesn’t distinguishes between integer
s and float
s. Doesn’t supports date
s. BSON
extends the JSON value types to include integer
s, double
s, date
s and binary data to support images and a number of other types of data.
Installation for Windows
To access the mongo
and mongod
directly from shell, Change the path for MongoDB:
- Go to
System Properties
- Go to
Advanced settings
- Click
Environment variables
- Go to
System variables
- Go to
Path
(this is where Windows looks for executables) - Add the
MongoDB
’s startup location (eg:C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\3.2\bin
)
Sometimes, you might need to refresh the system to see these shortcuts working
However before using mongodb
from terminal, create the C:\data\db
directory for MongoDB
to store data by following the below commands:
md \data\db
Notice, the \
before data\db
- this makes sure that the directory is created in root directory (in this case C:\
) only.
Now, if you type mongod
and hit Enter, it starts running. If you read the log printed on the terminal, it says that MongoDB
is listening on port=27017
and that dbpath=C:\data\db
i.e. the default path - which we created lately.
Now, once mongod
is running, we can start mongo
which makes a connection to port 27017
.
Doing some CRUD
For the sake of testing this installation, we’ll do a simple document insert
using:
db.names.insert({name:'testing'})
and find
(or select
in relational terms) using the below command:
db.names.find()
Where {name:'testing'}
is an example of document. Also, to make the result of .find()
much readable, we can chain .pretty()
command.
We can run MongoDB
as a service as well.
In MongoDB
, documents are stored in colletions which are organized into databases. To see databases present in MongoDB
run show dbs
To insert a document into a collection, we first need to know how to specify that collection in the command. A collection and database that contains it form a namespace. When doing CRUD
operations, we reference the global variable db
. This variable holds the reference to the database we’re currently using. To switch to a database names test type MySQL like command use test
.
The insert operation returns a document as well, where acknowledged
set to true indicates that the record (or better say, document) was inserted successfully. All documents must have an underscore _id field. Each document in a collection must have a unique document id. At the heart of the query language for MongoDB
is a query by example strategy. We can pass a blank object {}
, key value pair {name: "Uber"}
. The result of find()
command is not a mere array of documents, it’s instead a cursor object
. We can see this:
var c = db.names.find();
c.hasNext() //returns true, meaning there is a document yet to be visited by this cursor
c.next() //grabs that document
Building using node
To build applications using node.js, we first need to install it.
Let’s create a simple http
server:
// Source: howtonode.org/hello-node
// Load the http module to create an http server.
var http = require('http');
// Configure our HTTP server to respond with Hello World to all requests.
var server = http.createServer(function (request, response) {
response.writeHead(200, {"Content-Type": "text/plain"});
response.end("Hello World\n");
});
// Listen on port 8000, IP defaults to <IP_ADDRESS>
server.listen(8000);
// Put a friendly message on the terminal
console.log("Server running at http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8000/");
Store the above code in a .js
file, let’s say app.js
And how do we start it?
In the terminal, go to the location of the file and type node app.js
. To verify, if it’s running or not, go to http://localhost:8000. Notice port 8000
, which we‘ve pecified in the above code.
What is NPM
var express = require('express'),
cons = require('consolidate'),
mongodb = require('mongodb');
require()
is how we add an external library in a node.js
application. If we run this code through node
terminal, we’ll get the below error:
To get this missing express
thing as a node
package, we can use node
command line npm install express
.
 Installing them all one-by-one will be a big pain. To resolve this comes package.json
file. This file contains meta data about the dependencies:
{
"name": "project name goes here",
"version": "0.1.2",
"description": "npm introduction",
"main": "app.js",
"dependencies": {
"consolidate": "~0.13.1",
"express": "~4.13.3",
"mongodb": "~2.1.3"
},
"author": "ABC",
"license": "MIT"
}
With this file in place, simply running npm install
will get all the packages for us inside project’s local node_modules
directory. There’s also a way to install packages globally.
What is Node.js Driver
The driver communicates with the MongoDB
server using it’s wire protocol. It handles things like opening sockets, detecting errors and managing connections to replica sets. To include the driver in an application, use code var mongodb = require('mongodb');
and install using npm install mongodb
. As we can see, it’s just a node package. Try to connect to MongoDB
using this package:
var MongoClient = require('mongodb').MongoClient,
assert = require('assert');
var url = 'mongodb://localhost:27017/startup';
MongoClient.connect(url, function(err, db) {
assert.equal(null, err);
console.log("Successfully connected to server");
// Find some documents in our collection
db.collection('startup').find({}).toArray(function(err, docs) {
// Print the documents returned
docs.forEach(function(doc) {
console.log(doc.name);
});
// Close the DB
db.close();
});
// Declare success
console.log("Last call");
});
In order to use the MongoDB Node.js driver
, it’s important to have a solid understanding of the asynchronous nature of IO
in javascript
, including database requests.
The
mongo
shell is synchronous meaning that when you issue a find command, it blocks waiting for command to return before continuing. This is not the case withNode.js
driver. Whether you’re doing a query, as we are here in the call defined or just setting up a connection to the database. As is common inJavascript
applications, theNode.js
driver we’re going to use is designed so that it’s methods function asynchronously. What this means is that instead of waiting on a return value from any methods we call, we instead pass in a callback function.
The second parameter in the above MongoClient.connect
call is a callback function. And is going to handle the result of this connection operation. Because of anysnchronous nature of node.js
, the following message gets printed before any database values:
Last call
What is Express
Express
is a node.js
module that handles routing, request parameters and other details of HTTP
requests.
Here is a basic example of setting up a basic Express
server:
var express = require('express'),
app = express();
app.get('/', function(req, res){
res.send('Hello World');
});
app.use(function(req, res){
res.sendStatus(404);
});
var server = app.listen(3000, function() {
var port = server.address().port;
console.log('Express server listening on port %s', port);
});
Implementing HTML Templates
The following example shows how to implement a HTML
template:
//file: app.js
var express = require('express'), //set up the Express server
app = express(), //use it to create an Express app
engines = require('consolidate'); //use the wrapper library
app.engine('html', engines.nunjucks); //register nunjucks template engine
app.set('view engine', 'html'); //as being associated with the html extension, set the view engine app setting
app.set('views', __dirname + '/views'); //specify template location
app.get('/', function(req, res) {
res.render('hello', { name : 'Templates' });
});
app.use(function(req, res){
res.sendStatus(404);
});
var server = app.listen(3000, function() {
var port = server.address().port;
console.log('Express server listening on port %s', port);
});
//file: views/hello.html

Hello, {{name}}!

In the above code, consolidate
is basically a set of wrappers for a number of template engines for Express
. Express
requires certain libraries to have a certain interface and consolidate
handles that for us. __dirname
is a node.js
variable which allows us to access to the directory in which the application file (in our case, app.js
) resides. Since, we’ve passed name : 'Templates'
- we’ll see the below output:
Here’s a more advanced version which connects to the database as well:
//file: app.js
var express = require('express'),
app = express(),
engines = require('consolidate'),
MongoClient = require('mongodb').MongoClient,
assert = require('assert');
app.engine('html', engines.nunjucks);
app.set('view engine', 'html');
app.set('views', __dirname + '/views');
MongoClient.connect('mongodb://localhost:27017/startup', function(err, db) {
assert.equal(null, err);
console.log("Successfully connected to MongoDB.");
app.get('/', function(req, res){
db.collection('startup').find({}).toArray(function(err, docs) {
res.render('startup', { 'name': docs } );
});
});
app.use(function(req, res){
res.sendStatus(404);
});
var server = app.listen(3000, function() {
var port = server.address().port;
console.log('Express server listening on port %s.', port);
});
});
//file: views/startup.html

Hello, {{name}}!

Handling GET requests using Express
var express = require('express'),
app = express(),
engines = require('consolidate');
app.engine('html', engines.nunjucks);
app.set('view engine', 'html');
app.set('views', __dirname + '/views');
// Handler for internal server errors
function errorHandler(err, req, res, next) {
console.error(err.message);
console.error(err.stack);
res.status(500).render('error_template', { error: err });
}
app.get('/:name', function(req, res, next) {
var name = req.params.name;
var getvar1 = req.query.getvar1;
var getvar2 = req.query.getvar2;
res.render('hello', { name : name, getvar1 : getvar1, getvar2 : getvar2 });
});
app.use(errorHandler);
var server = app.listen(3000, function() {
var port = server.address().port;
console.log('Express server listening on port %s.', port);
});
The hello
template is:

Hello, {{name}}, here are your GET variables:

{{getvar1}}

{{getvar2}}

and the error
template goes here:

Error: {{error}}

In the above app, we’re just registering only one route i.e. /:name
. The colon says to take this part of the URL and store in a variable called name
.
Will share further notes next week.


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Algerian court jails protesters over election
ALGIERS (Reuters) - An Algerian court has jailed four protesters for 18 months for disrupting a candidate’s campaign for the Dec. 12 presidential election which is opposed by a mass protest movement.
The court sentenced the four on Monday after protests on Sunday in the western city of Tlemcen, where one of the five candidates, Ali Benflis, was campaigning. No details were available on what their exact actions were.
Algeria’s authorities are trying to quell a protest movement that erupted in February to demand the departure of the country’s ruling hierarchy, an end to corruption and the army’s withdrawal from politics.
The army, which has emerged as the most powerful institution in the country, has pushed for next month’s election as a means to end the protests and restore normality. The former president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, quit in April.
The judgement comes a week after a series of other prison sentences were handed down to protesters who had raised flags with Berber symbols during earlier demonstrations.
Several opposition leaders have also been held during the protests, and charged with contributing to damaging army morale.
However, the authorities have also detained numerous current and former senior officials on corruption charges, and have jailed some of them including the once untouchable former intelligence chief.
The protesters have rejected any presidential election carried out now, saying the continued presence of Bouteflika allies in the upper echelons of the government mean it cannot be free or fair.
Human Rights Watch said last week that the arrest of scores of protesters looked like “part of a pattern of trying to weaken opposition to Algeria’s interim rulers and their determination to hold presidential elections”.


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| Conforms to | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | BUYViewController.h |
– controller:failedToCreateCheckout:
This is called if there is an error in creating the BUYCheckout. These problems include not being connected to the Internet, or if there is a validation error in the checkout.
- (void)controller:(BUYViewController *)controller failedToCreateCheckout:(NSError *)error
Parameters
controller |
|
|---|---|
error |
An NSError describing the failure |
Declared In
BUYViewController.h
– controllerFailedToStartApplePayProcess:
This failure occurs when either the application is not properly configured to handle Apple Pay, or if the user does not have any credit cards configured in PassBook or cannot add any credit cards.
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controller |
|---|
Declared In
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controller |
|
|---|---|
checkout |
The BUYCheckout |
error |
An NSError describing the failure |
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This failure occurs when shipping rates cannot be retrieved.
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|
|---|---|
checkout |
The BUYCheckout |
error |
An NSError describing the failure |
Declared In
BUYViewController.h
– controller:failedToCompleteCheckout:withError:
This failure occurs whenever completing a checkout fails. This can occur if there is missing payment information or if the shop is improperly configured.
- (void)controller:(BUYViewController *)controller failedToCompleteCheckout:(BUYCheckout *)checkout withError:(NSError *)error
Parameters
controller |
|
|---|---|
checkout |
The BUYCheckout |
error |
An NSError describing the failure |
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BUYViewController.h
– controller:didCompleteCheckout:status:
This is called whenever the checkout fully completes, success or failure.
- (void)controller:(BUYViewController *)controller didCompleteCheckout:(BUYCheckout *)checkout status:(BUYStatus)status
Parameters
controller |
|
|---|---|
checkout |
The BUYCheckout |
status |
Checkout status BUYStatus |
Declared In
BUYViewController.h
– controller:didDismissApplePayControllerWithStatus:forCheckout:
This is called when the Apple Pay Authorization View Controller has been dismissed. It will be called if the user cancels Apple Pay or the authorization was successful and the Apple Pay payment confirmation was shown to the user.
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Parameters
controller |
|
|---|---|
checkout |
The BUYCheckout |
Discussion
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calling expireCheckout:completion:
to release the hold on the product inventory.
Declared In
BUYViewController.h
– controller:didDismissWebCheckout:
This is called when the SFSafariViewController has been dismissed before checkout completion.
- (void)controller:(BUYViewController *)controller didDismissWebCheckout:(BUYCheckout *)checkout
Parameters
controller |
|
|---|---|
checkout |
The BUYCheckout |
Declared In
BUYViewController.h
– didDismissViewController:
The view controller has been dismissed
- (void)didDismissViewController:(BUYViewController *)controller
Parameters
controller |
|---|
Declared In
BUYViewController.h
– controllerWillCheckoutViaWeb:
Called when the user chooses to checkout via web checkout which will open Safari
- (void)controllerWillCheckoutViaWeb:(BUYViewController *)viewController
Parameters
viewController |
the view controller |
|---|
Declared In
BUYViewController.h
– controllerWillCheckoutViaApplePay:
Called when the user chooses to checkout via Apple Pay
- (void)controllerWillCheckoutViaApplePay:(BUYViewController *)viewController
Parameters
viewController |
the view controller |
|---|
Declared In
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SEMGET
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (2)Updated: 2004-05-27
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NAME
semget - get a semaphore set identifierSYNOPSIS
#include <sys/types.h> #include <sys/ipc.h> #include <sys/sem.h>
int semget(key_t key, int nsems, int semflg);
DESCRIPTION
The semget() system call returns the semaphore set identifier associated with the argument key. A new set of nsems semaphores is created if key has the value IPC_PRIVATE or if no existing semaphore set is associated with key and IPC_CREAT is specified in semflg.If semflg specifies both IPC_CREAT and IPC_EXCL and a semaphore set already exists for key, then semget() fails with errno set to EEXIST. (This is analogous to the effect of the combination O_CREAT | O_EXCL for open(2).)
Upon creation, the least significant 9 bits of the argument semflg define the permissions (for owner, group and others) for the semaphore set. These bits have the same format, and the same meaning, as the mode argument of open(2) (though the execute permissions are not meaningful for semaphores, and write permissions mean permission to alter semaphore values).
The values of the semaphores in a newly created set are indeterminate. (POSIX.1-2001 is explicit on this point.) Although Linux, like many other implementations, initializes the semaphore values to 0, a portable application cannot rely on this: it should explicitly initialize the semaphores to the desired values.
When creating a new semaphore set, semget() initializes the set's associated data structure, semid_ds (see semctl(2)), as follows:
- sem_perm.cuid and sem_perm.uid are set to the effective user ID of the calling process.
- sem_perm.cgid and sem_perm.gid are set to the effective group ID of the calling process.
- The least significant 9 bits of sem_perm.mode are set to the least significant 9 bits of semflg.
- sem_nsems is set to the value of nsems.
- sem_otime is set to 0.
- sem_ctime is set to the current time.
The argument nsems can be 0 (a don't care) when a semaphore set is not being created. Otherwise nsems must be greater than 0 and less than or equal to the maximum number of semaphores per semaphore set (SEMMSL).
If the semaphore set already exists, the permissions are verified.
RETURN VALUE
If successful, the return value will be the semaphore set identifier (a non-negative integer), otherwise -1 is returned, with errno indicating the error.ERRORS
On failure errno will be set to one of the following:- EACCES
- A semaphore set exists for key, but the calling process does not have permission to access the set, and does not have the CAP_IPC_OWNER capability.
- EEXIST
- A semaphore set exists for key and semflg specified both IPC_CREAT and IPC_EXCL.
- EINVAL
- nsems is less than 0 or greater than the limit on the number of semaphores per semaphore set (SEMMSL), or a semaphore set corresponding to key already exists, and nsems is larger than the number of semaphores in that set.
- ENOENT
- No semaphore set exists for key and semflg did not specify IPC_CREAT.
- ENOMEM
- A semaphore set has to be created but the system does not have enough memory for the new data structure.
- ENOSPC
- A semaphore set has to be created but the system limit for the maximum number of semaphore sets (SEMMNI), or the system wide maximum number of semaphores (SEMMNS), would be exceeded.
CONFORMING TO
SVr4, POSIX.1-2001.NOTES
IPC_PRIVATE isn't a flag field but a key_t type. If this special value is used for key, the system call ignores everything but the least significant 9 bits of semflg and creates a new semaphore set (on success).The following limits on semaphore set resources affect the semget() call:
- SEMMNI
- System wide maximum number of semaphore sets: policy dependent (on Linux, this limit can be read and modified via the fourth field of /proc/sys/kernel/sem).
- SEMMSL
- Maximum number of semaphores per semid: implementation dependent (on Linux, this limit can be read and modified via the first field of /proc/sys/kernel/sem).
- SEMMNS
- System wide maximum number of semaphores: policy dependent (on Linux, this limit can be read and modified via the second field of /proc/sys/kernel/sem). Values greater than SEMMSL * SEMMNI makes it irrelevant.
BUGS
The name choice IPC_PRIVATE was perhaps unfortunate, IPC_NEW would more clearly show its function.The semaphores in a set are not initialized by semget(). In order to initialize the semaphores, semctl(2) must be used to perform a SETVAL or a SETALL operation on the semaphore set. (Where multiple peers do not know who will be the first to initialize the set, checking for a non-zero sem_otime in the associated data structure retrieved by a semctl(2) IPC_STAT operation can be used to avoid races.)
SEE ALSO
semctl(2), semop(2), ftok(3), capabilities(7), sem_overview(7), svipc(7)COLOPHON
This page is part of release 3.22 of the Linux man-pages project. A description of the project, and information about reporting bugs, can be found at http://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/.
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- Description
- describes a class of service which will be used for deep TypeDetection
in a generic way
Due to the registered types, flat TypeDetection is already possible, i.e.
the assignment of types (e.g. to a URL) only on the basis of configuration data.
If, however, you imagine special cases (e.g. modifying the file extension of a
Writer file from .sdw to .doc), it quickly becomes clear that you cannot always
get a correct result with flat detection. To be certain to get correct results,
you need deep detection, i.e. the file itself has to be examined.
And that is exactly the function of DetectServices. They get all the information
collected so far on a document and then decide which type to assign it to.
In the new modular model, such a detector is meant as UNO service which registers
itself in the office and is requested by the generic type detection if necessary.
Therefore you need two pieces of information:
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The ServiceName - This must be a valid UNO service name.
It is also an entry in the corresponding configuration list.
Example: "com.company.devision.DetectService"
Note that this realy means the implementation name of the service.
Because it's not possible otherwise to distinguish between more then one
registered detect services in same office installation! But it's possible for
the generic type detection to create an uno service by his implementation name too.
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A list of Types able to be recognized by this service -
You can also implement and register detectors for groups of types.
See service TypeDetection and his configuration for further informations.
- See also
- TypeDetection
- Developers Guide
- OfficeDev - Integrating Import and Export Filters
- OfficeDev - XML Filter Detection
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XExtendedFilterDetection
- Description
- makes the deep detection
Generic type detection searchs for a registered DetectService for an
already flat detected type. If any could be found it will be created and
used by calling methods of this interface. It gets a MediaDescriptor
which contains information about the document which should be detected and must return
- an internal type name for detected format
- or NULL if format is unknown nor supported.
May be that given descriptor already includes the opened document stream as parameter
MediaDescriptor::InputStream. Then this one should be used everytime.
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must be used to open requested ressource by this service.
Note: The stream should be added to the descriptor if it wasn't a part of them before.
So further steps on the whole detection process can use it and will perform her work.
It's further not allowed to hold a reference to this stream any longer. Only copies
will be valid then. Otherwise nobody can close this stream then.
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