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The popular impression of the blobfish as bulbous and gelatinous is partially an artifact of the decompression damage done to specimens when they are brought to the surface from the extreme depths in which they live.
Psychrolutes marcidus, aslo know simply as blobfish is a deep sea fish of the family Psychrolutidae. They live at depths between 600 and 1,200 m (2,000 and 3,900 ft) where the pressure is 60 to 120 times as great as at sea level. The flesh of the blobfish is primarily a gelatinous mass with a density slightly less than water; this allows the fish to float above the sea floor without expending energy on swimming. Its relative lack of muscle is not a disadvantage as it primarily swallows edible matter that floats in front of it such as deep-ocean crustaceans.
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Petro Sep Membrane Technologies Inc. & Petro Sep Corp.
Legal/Operating Name:
Petro Sep Membrane Technologies Inc. & Petro Sep Corp.
Mailing Address:
2197 Dunwin Dr.MISSISSAUGA, Ontario
L5L 1X2
Location Address:
2197 Dunwin Dr.MISSISSAUGA, Ontario
L5L 1X2
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Company Profile
Petro Sep Membrane Technologies Inc. & Petro Sep Corporation are located in Mississauga,
Ontario. Our facilities contain some of the most advanced membrane manufacturing equipment in the world.
Our professional office staff has years of experience and can
handle all of our customers' needs from engineering concept,
detailed equipment design and process recommendations. We
provide highest level of customer service that we would expect
to receive.
Our Research & Development Group has diverse backgrounds in
polymer and membrane science, process engineering, plant design
and operation, and waste treatment. Our process equipment can:
· Treat waster water and Reverse Osmosis (RO) Reject by using our state of the art "Aqua SepTM" System.AQUA-SEP™ (Membrane Distillation) is a hollow fiber membrane distillation process to purify water. It can be used to desalinate seawater and for certain types of contaminated water. In many applications, it will produce water of very high quality.
PURIFY/RECYCLE SOLVENTS IN AUTOMOTIVE, CHEMICAL,
PETROLEUM, SEMICONDUCTOR AND PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES BY
PERVAPORATION
· RECOVER SOLVENTS (VOCs) FROM WASTEWATER FOR
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE
· OPTIMIZE CHEMICAL PROCESSES TO INCREASE YIELDS, DECREASE
PRODUCTION BATCH TIMES
Full profile
Full profile
Contact information
Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
· Technical assistance, consultation and feasibility
studies in solving challenging fluid separation problems.
· In-house facilities to develop and manufacture membranes
for a variety of fluid separation applications in the chemical,
petrochemical, pharmaceutical and wastewater treatment
industries.
· EPCM (engineer, procure, construction management)
contractor for membrane based fluid separation systems. Our
turnkey plants utilize various membrane technologies including
pervaporation, vapor permeation, reverse osmosis, and
ultrafiltration.
From bench scale to plant scale, we can produce a custom-
designed unit to meet your exact plant needs.
AZEO-SEP (TM) is a separation process based on pervaporation to
purify various liquid mixtures by partial vaporization through a
non-porous membrane. Recovery and recycling of solvents
eliminates disposal costs and allows reuse instead of re-
purchasing the same solvents again.
Some applications of Azeo-Sep are:
· SEPARATION OF AZEOTROPIC MIXTURES.
. SOLVENT RECOVERY AND REUSE
· INCREASING DISTILLATION COLUMN EFFICIENCY FOR LOW
VOLATILITY FEED.
· SOLVENT RECYCLING IN CHEMICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL
INDUSTRIES FOR SALE TO OTHER INDUSTRIES.
VOC-SEP (TM) systems utilize a membrane-based separation process
for extracting low concentrations of volatile organic compounds
(VOCs) from water by partial vaporization through a micro-porous
membrane.
VOC-Sep (tm) Membrane systems are used for:
· RECOVERY OF HIGH-VALUE SOLVENTS
. REMOVAL OF MTBE, BTEX AND OTHER HYDROCARBONS FROM
CONTAMINATED WATER
· ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE
· USED BY AUTOMOTIVE, CHEMICAL, ELECTRONIC, PETROLEUM AND
PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES
RO-SEP (TM) Reverse osmosis is a proven method for reducing the
total dissolved solids of water, including the desalination of
brackish and seawaters. It can also be used to treat some
wastewaters.
Reverse osmosis has found wide applications in the areas of:
· BOILER FEEDWATER TREATMENT.
· SEAWATER DESALINATION
· ULTRAPURE WATER.
· USED BY PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIOTECHNOLOGY COMPANIES
UF-SEP (TM) Hollow fiber ultrafiltration uses a semi-porous
membrane that permits the passage of water. Particles that are
larger than the pore diameter are unable to pass through the
membrane, and are concentrated for further processing or
disposal.
Ultrafiltration is used in the following industries:
· POTABLE WATER PRODUCTION
· FOOD AND BEVERAGE
· PHARMACEUTICAL
· TEXTILE
Aqua-SEP (TM) Hollow fiber nanofiltration uses a semi-porous
membrane that permits the passage of water. Particles that are
larger than the pore diameter are unable to pass through the
membrane, and are concentrated for further processing or
disposal.
Nanofiltration is used in the following industries:
· POTABLE WATER PRODUCTION
· ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE
. REMOVAL OF ARSENIC OR OTHER HEAVY METALS FROM DRINKING
WATER SOURCES
· PHARMACEUTICAL
· TEXTILE
Technology profile
Solutions for Complex Separation Problems. Our facilities
contain some of the most advanced laboratories and membrane
manufacturing equipment in the world. Our Research & Development
Group has diverse backgrounds in polymer and membrane science,
process engineering, plant design and operation, and waste
treatment.
We offer a wide range of products and services including:
· Technical assistance, consultation and feasibility
studies in solving challenging fluid separation problems.
· In-house facilities to develop and manufacture membranes
for a variety of fluid separation applications optimizing
chemical processes in the chemical, petrochemical,
pharmaceutical and wastewater treatment
industries.
· EPCM (engineer, procure, construction management)
contractor for membrane based fluid separation systems. Our
turnkey plants utilize various membrane technologies including
pervaporation, vapor permeation, reverse osmosis, and
ultrafiltration.
From bench scale to plant scale, we can produce a custom-
designed unit to meet your exact plant needs.
Aqua Sep(TM): Hollow Fiber Unltra AZEO-SEP (TM) is a separation process based on pervaporation to
purify various liquid mixtures by partial vaporization through a
non-porous membrane.
Some applications of Azeo-Sep (TM)are:
· SEPARATION OF AZEOTROPIC MIXTURES.
· INCREASING DISTILLATION COLUMN EFFICIENCY FOR LOW
VOLATILITY FEED.
· SOLVENT RECOVERY IN CHEMICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL
INDUSTRIES.
VOC-SEP (TM) Systems utilize a membrane-based separation process
for extracting low concentrations of volatile organic compounds
(VOCs) from water by partial vaporization through a micro-porous
membrane.
VOC-Sep (TM) Membrane systems are used for:
· RECOVERY OF HIGH-VALUE SOLVENTS
· ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE
. REMOVAL OF HYDROCARBONS, MTBE AND BTEX FROM CONTAMINATED
WATER
· USED BY AUTOMOTIVE, CHEMICAL, ELECTRONIC, PETROLEUM AND
PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES
RO-SEP (TM) Reverse osmosis is a proven method for reducing the
total dissolved solids of water, including the desalination of
brackish and seawaters. It can also be used to treat some
wastewaters.
Reverse osmosis has found wide applications in the areas of:
· BOILER FEEDWATER TREATMENT.
· SEAWATER DESALINATION
· ULTRAPURE WATER.
· USED BY PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIOTECHNOLOGY COMPANIES
UF-SEP (TM) Hollow fiber ultrafiltration uses a semi-porous
membrane that permits the passage of water. Particles that are
larger than the pore diameter are unable to pass through the
membrane, and are concentrated for further processing or
disposal.
Ultrafiltration is used in the following industries:
· POTABLE WATER PRODUCTION
· FOOD AND BEVERAGE
· PHARMACEUTICAL
· TEXTILE
c. Significant competitive features/advantages of products
·PERVAPORATION PURIFYING/RECYCLING REDUCES RAW MATERIAL COSTS.
OTHER METHODS REQUIRE HIGHER ENERGY AND REQUIRE CHEMICALS THAT
MUST BE LATER DESTROYED.
·REMOVING VOCS FROM WASTEWATER PROTECTS THE ENVIRONMENT,
PREVENTS DAMAGE TO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS.
·REUSING VOCS BACK IN THE PROCESS REDUCES COSTS
·PERVAPORATION AND VACUUM DISTILLATION SYSTEMS ARE EASY TO USE
AND REQUIRE LITTLE LABOR OR MAINTENANCE
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
Petro Sep signed a joint venture agreement with a company inChina to product environmental products in 2003.
Industry sector market interests:
- Construction
- Environment
- Manufacturing
- Medical/Biotechnology/Chemical
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Aerospace
- Automotive
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Algeria
- Brazil
- Japan
- Mexico
- United Kingdom
- Alabama
- Connecticut
- Indiana
- Kansas
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Missouri
- New York
- Ohio
- Wisconsin
Actively pursuing:
- Australia
- Belgium
- Luxembourg
- Netherlands
- Philippines
- Russian Federation
- California
- Florida
- Georgia
- Illinois
- New Jersey
- North Carolina
- Texas
Sector information
Total plant size:
OF AVAILABLE
MANUFACTURING SPACE
Distribution of employees:
STAFF:.ADMINISTRATION
.RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT
.ENGINEERING
.SALES & MARKETING
..VARIOUS TRADE AND
FACILITIES
SUBCONTRACTED AS
REQUIRED
Unique applications:
-Recovery of Fusel Oils (active,iso-amyl, andtert amyl alcohol) from grain ethanol production.
-Removal of MTBE from contaminated water.
-Removal of BTEX from contaminated water.
-Recycling of waste solvents for fuel addition.
-Refining of distilled solvents to anhydrous
(dry) state for use in semiconductor rinse.
-Refining of distilled solvents to anhydrous
(dry) state for use in printing press rinse.
-Refining of distilled solvents to anhydrous
(dry) state for use in bio tech and
pharmaceutical extraction.
-Separation of aliphatic and aromatic solvent
mixtures by prevaporation.
-Removal of arsenic from contaminated water.
-Removal of VOC's from contaminated water.
-Optimizing esterification reactions by
continuous dehydration resulting in 5-fold
increase in productivity.
Optimizing trans-esterification reactions by
continuous dehydration resulting in product yield
increase and decreased production time.
Key / Major clients:
Taibah Holdings, SwitzerlandSAVOLA Group of Companies, Saudi Arabia.
Quimica Wimer, Mexico City, Mexico.
Success stories:
Petro Sep Membrane Technologies has beennominated for Ontario Export Awards for
Innovation and Market Expansion.
Third-Party Information Liability Disclaimer
Some of the information on this Web page has been provided by external sources. The Government of Canada is not responsible for the accuracy, reliability or currency of the information supplied by external sources. Users wishing to rely upon this information should consult directly with the source of the information. Content provided by external sources is not subject to official languages, privacy and accessibility requirements.
Contacts
Contact information
Description
Company description
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
· Technical assistance, consultation and feasibility
studies in solving challenging fluid separation problems.
· In-house facilities to develop and manufacture membranes
for a variety of fluid separation applications in the chemical,
petrochemical, pharmaceutical and wastewater treatment
industries.
· EPCM (engineer, procure, construction management)
contractor for membrane based fluid separation systems. Our
turnkey plants utilize various membrane technologies including
pervaporation, vapor permeation, reverse osmosis, and
ultrafiltration.
From bench scale to plant scale, we can produce a custom-
designed unit to meet your exact plant needs.
AZEO-SEP (TM) is a separation process based on pervaporation to
purify various liquid mixtures by partial vaporization through a
non-porous membrane. Recovery and recycling of solvents
eliminates disposal costs and allows reuse instead of re-
purchasing the same solvents again.
Some applications of Azeo-Sep are:
· SEPARATION OF AZEOTROPIC MIXTURES.
. SOLVENT RECOVERY AND REUSE
· INCREASING DISTILLATION COLUMN EFFICIENCY FOR LOW
VOLATILITY FEED.
· SOLVENT RECYCLING IN CHEMICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL
INDUSTRIES FOR SALE TO OTHER INDUSTRIES.
VOC-SEP (TM) systems utilize a membrane-based separation process
for extracting low concentrations of volatile organic compounds
(VOCs) from water by partial vaporization through a micro-porous
membrane.
VOC-Sep (tm) Membrane systems are used for:
· RECOVERY OF HIGH-VALUE SOLVENTS
. REMOVAL OF MTBE, BTEX AND OTHER HYDROCARBONS FROM
CONTAMINATED WATER
· ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE
· USED BY AUTOMOTIVE, CHEMICAL, ELECTRONIC, PETROLEUM AND
PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES
RO-SEP (TM) Reverse osmosis is a proven method for reducing the
total dissolved solids of water, including the desalination of
brackish and seawaters. It can also be used to treat some
wastewaters.
Reverse osmosis has found wide applications in the areas of:
· BOILER FEEDWATER TREATMENT.
· SEAWATER DESALINATION
· ULTRAPURE WATER.
· USED BY PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIOTECHNOLOGY COMPANIES
UF-SEP (TM) Hollow fiber ultrafiltration uses a semi-porous
membrane that permits the passage of water. Particles that are
larger than the pore diameter are unable to pass through the
membrane, and are concentrated for further processing or
disposal.
Ultrafiltration is used in the following industries:
· POTABLE WATER PRODUCTION
· FOOD AND BEVERAGE
· PHARMACEUTICAL
· TEXTILE
Aqua-SEP (TM) Hollow fiber nanofiltration uses a semi-porous
membrane that permits the passage of water. Particles that are
larger than the pore diameter are unable to pass through the
membrane, and are concentrated for further processing or
disposal.
Nanofiltration is used in the following industries:
· POTABLE WATER PRODUCTION
· ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE
. REMOVAL OF ARSENIC OR OTHER HEAVY METALS FROM DRINKING
WATER SOURCES
· PHARMACEUTICAL
· TEXTILE
Technology
Technology profile
Solutions for Complex Separation Problems. Our facilities
contain some of the most advanced laboratories and membrane
manufacturing equipment in the world. Our Research & Development
Group has diverse backgrounds in polymer and membrane science,
process engineering, plant design and operation, and waste
treatment.
We offer a wide range of products and services including:
· Technical assistance, consultation and feasibility
studies in solving challenging fluid separation problems.
· In-house facilities to develop and manufacture membranes
for a variety of fluid separation applications optimizing
chemical processes in the chemical, petrochemical,
pharmaceutical and wastewater treatment
industries.
· EPCM (engineer, procure, construction management)
contractor for membrane based fluid separation systems. Our
turnkey plants utilize various membrane technologies including
pervaporation, vapor permeation, reverse osmosis, and
ultrafiltration.
From bench scale to plant scale, we can produce a custom-
designed unit to meet your exact plant needs.
Aqua Sep(TM): Hollow Fiber Unltra AZEO-SEP (TM) is a separation process based on pervaporation to
purify various liquid mixtures by partial vaporization through a
non-porous membrane.
Some applications of Azeo-Sep (TM)are:
· SEPARATION OF AZEOTROPIC MIXTURES.
· INCREASING DISTILLATION COLUMN EFFICIENCY FOR LOW
VOLATILITY FEED.
· SOLVENT RECOVERY IN CHEMICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL
INDUSTRIES.
VOC-SEP (TM) Systems utilize a membrane-based separation process
for extracting low concentrations of volatile organic compounds
(VOCs) from water by partial vaporization through a micro-porous
membrane.
VOC-Sep (TM) Membrane systems are used for:
· RECOVERY OF HIGH-VALUE SOLVENTS
· ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE
. REMOVAL OF HYDROCARBONS, MTBE AND BTEX FROM CONTAMINATED
WATER
· USED BY AUTOMOTIVE, CHEMICAL, ELECTRONIC, PETROLEUM AND
PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES
RO-SEP (TM) Reverse osmosis is a proven method for reducing the
total dissolved solids of water, including the desalination of
brackish and seawaters. It can also be used to treat some
wastewaters.
Reverse osmosis has found wide applications in the areas of:
· BOILER FEEDWATER TREATMENT.
· SEAWATER DESALINATION
· ULTRAPURE WATER.
· USED BY PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIOTECHNOLOGY COMPANIES
UF-SEP (TM) Hollow fiber ultrafiltration uses a semi-porous
membrane that permits the passage of water. Particles that are
larger than the pore diameter are unable to pass through the
membrane, and are concentrated for further processing or
disposal.
Ultrafiltration is used in the following industries:
· POTABLE WATER PRODUCTION
· FOOD AND BEVERAGE
· PHARMACEUTICAL
· TEXTILE
c. Significant competitive features/advantages of products
·PERVAPORATION PURIFYING/RECYCLING REDUCES RAW MATERIAL COSTS.
OTHER METHODS REQUIRE HIGHER ENERGY AND REQUIRE CHEMICALS THAT
MUST BE LATER DESTROYED.
·REMOVING VOCS FROM WASTEWATER PROTECTS THE ENVIRONMENT,
PREVENTS DAMAGE TO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS.
·REUSING VOCS BACK IN THE PROCESS REDUCES COSTS
·PERVAPORATION AND VACUUM DISTILLATION SYSTEMS ARE EASY TO USE
AND REQUIRE LITTLE LABOR OR MAINTENANCE
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
Petro Sep signed a joint venture agreement with a company inChina to product environmental products in 2003.
Industry sector market interests:
- Construction
- Environment
- Manufacturing
- Medical/Biotechnology/Chemical
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Aerospace
- Automotive
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Algeria
- Brazil
- Japan
- Mexico
- United Kingdom
- Alabama
- Connecticut
- Indiana
- Kansas
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Missouri
- New York
- Ohio
- Wisconsin
Actively pursuing:
- Australia
- Belgium
- Luxembourg
- Netherlands
- Philippines
- Russian Federation
- California
- Florida
- Georgia
- Illinois
- New Jersey
- North Carolina
- Texas
Sector
Sector information
Total plant size:
OF AVAILABLE
MANUFACTURING SPACE
Distribution of employees:
STAFF:.ADMINISTRATION
.RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT
.ENGINEERING
.SALES & MARKETING
..VARIOUS TRADE AND
FACILITIES
SUBCONTRACTED AS
REQUIRED
Unique applications:
-Recovery of Fusel Oils (active,iso-amyl, andtert amyl alcohol) from grain ethanol production.
-Removal of MTBE from contaminated water.
-Removal of BTEX from contaminated water.
-Recycling of waste solvents for fuel addition.
-Refining of distilled solvents to anhydrous
(dry) state for use in semiconductor rinse.
-Refining of distilled solvents to anhydrous
(dry) state for use in printing press rinse.
-Refining of distilled solvents to anhydrous
(dry) state for use in bio tech and
pharmaceutical extraction.
-Separation of aliphatic and aromatic solvent
mixtures by prevaporation.
-Removal of arsenic from contaminated water.
-Removal of VOC's from contaminated water.
-Optimizing esterification reactions by
continuous dehydration resulting in 5-fold
increase in productivity.
Optimizing trans-esterification reactions by
continuous dehydration resulting in product yield
increase and decreased production time.
Key / Major clients:
Taibah Holdings, SwitzerlandSAVOLA Group of Companies, Saudi Arabia.
Quimica Wimer, Mexico City, Mexico.
Success stories:
Petro Sep Membrane Technologies has beennominated for Ontario Export Awards for
Innovation and Market Expansion.


This project is still in a very early stage. We don't even have a roadmap or a plan.
Maybe we will start our development several years later.
There will be development plan at the end of the year.


Experiment trying to visualize application activity (system calls) on Linux, in real-time.
LSCV consist of a server module for collecting the data (using Sysdig ) and sending it (via Redis publish-subscribe) to a Processing client application that display it.
To get started with LSCV : first install the server module on the Linux system you wish to instrument (or create a Ubuntu virtual machine using the Vagrant script provided), then on another machine you can download the client app .jar and launch it.
All the source code and the installation instructions are on Github :
The server module : https://github.com/francisbonneau/lscv-server
The client application : https://github.com/francisbonneau/lscv-client
The project doc (in french) : https://francisbonneau.github.io/lscv-doc/
Project created for the course GTI792 at l'École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS) by Francis Bonneau under the supervision of Michael J. McGuffin, Ph.D.


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In the beginning one might feel that Prague while being a beautiful city is not the best city for walks. After all the cobblestones can get bumpy after a while and there hardly seems to be a place which is not on a slope or filled with tourists eager to capture you and your dog in their quest for the perfect selfie.
It goes without saying that all these places are much more enjoyable during summer, but hey! We can't hibernate all winter, can we !?
While it is our endeavour to take you to places where there will be less tourists and more of nature, we simply cannot gaurentee that you will be left all alone to attain nirvana.
The largest park by far in the city, it is located in Holešovice. This park is so big that there are google locations for spots within the park. While it can seem packed in the summer, its size allows you to disappear and reappear in another corner of the park. You will come across all sorts of people here, mostly local and very few tourists. If you are lucky, you will be able to spot a couple of knights all geared up and preparing for a battle. You can easily lose yourself here so be careful to note the entry point or any other reference point you see fit for navigation.Please note, the park is huge and if you have decided to meet your friends there, please be clear as to where you will all meet.
A park with the prettiest view of the city, this park is located in Zizkov district of Prague. This park is best during summers when there is a functioning beer garden. For the rest of the year the park is a great place to exercise and enjoy beautiful sunsets over the city. The park is pretty popular amongst tourists and local expats. There is a spot there which is famous for Instagram photos. Often people can be noticed with picnic baskets enjoying an afternoon.
A not so secluded path but a very enjoyable one. This path will take you from Karlin to Staromestka along the river. Of course you can choose to keep walking ahead from Staromestka towards Naplavka. This route is also famous for cyclists who use this to get to work in Karlin. The best time to enjoy this patch is early mornings.
Located not far from the the city center in the direction of Nemocnice Motol, this pa rk is a great place to walk or excercise. There will be mostly locals here and hardly any tourist. Since there will be locals there, you can safely expect a lot of dogs, a couple of cyclists and some really fit people. Should you feel depressed while looking at these fit people, you can head over to a cafe there for a quick coffee or better still head over to Kaufland which is next to it and shop till you drop. There is nothing better than Retail Therapy.
Not far from Ladronka is Obora Hvezda. Back in the day when Charles IV was the man, this park or area was used as hunting grounds. Today it is a peaceful park which offers clean paths to walk on and a huge area to get lost in. It is a great place for running on trails since it was earlier a jungle. One of the least crowded parks in the list. Head over there if you want to be left alone walking on a dream. The best way to get there is by Metro. Head over to Petriny Metro Station, the park is a three minute walk from there.
That's the list for now. We hope you liked it. Please click on the mail icon at the end of the page to share your feedback or visit our contact page to drop us a line.
We look forward to hearing from you !
Photographs by Unsplash.


Intelligence Quotient (IQ): IQ is a score derived from one of several standardized tests designed to assess intelligence. Relates directly to intellectual pursuits such as the ability to learn as well as understand and apply information to skill sets. IQ covers logical reasoning, word comprehension and math skills. People with high IQ can think in abstracts and make connections by making generalizations faster.
Emotional Quotient (EQ):Emotional intelligence is your ability to recognize and understand emotions in yourself and others, and your ability to use this awareness to manage your behaviour and relationships. EQ refers to an individual’s ability to perceive, control, evaluate and express emotions. People with high EQ can manage emotions, use their emotions to facilitate thinking, understand emotional meanings and accurately perceive other’s emotions.
EQ refers to emotional intelligence compared to IQ which refers to general intelligence. IQ is an inborn ability while EQ can be learned and improved. IQ ensures success in school while EQ ensures success in life.
Emotional intelligence (EI) is important as it can lead us on the path to a fulfilled and happy life. We humans are social creatures first of all and we need to know how to interact with one another. The workplace is always evolving and having a high emotional intelligence can prepare us for constant change and adaptability. People with greater EI tend to succeed better as they are better equipped to work cohesively within teams, deal with change more effectively and manage stress. EQ is a driver for both personal and professional lives.
EQ can be thought of as an individual’s abilities to be:
I have researched and have found that having a higher EQ is more important than having a high IQ not just for the workplace but for life in general. I also find it important to apply and practice mindfulness which can benefit us greatly. Having a strong understanding on what is going on around you and knowing what to do is such an underrated skill people don’t talk about enough. How can we understand others when we can’t even understand ourselves?


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So let's learn how we set up the data.
In order to parse the data, we need to "unpack" each sample to bring it into a Dataset
. tfrecord
has two special functions we can use, unpack_int_64_list
and unpack_bytes_list
(our classes are integers and our images are bytes)
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Time intervals are dangerously and treacherously difficult to reason about. Experience shows that falling back to the begin and end dates as separated dates and reasoning about them does not solve the complexity, and results in even more difficult reasonings and is even more error prone.
{@link org.ppwcode.value_III.time.interval.TimeInterval} is an interface where we define the general rules for time intervals in our approach. This package offers several effective implementations, that have different constraints that they adhere to. For each of these implementations, persistence support and other translation support is offered.
Reasoning about time intervals should be done with Allen's Interval Algebra. This is implemented in {@link org.ppwcode.value_III.time.interval.TimeIntervalRelation}. To reason about the relation between time intervals and points in time, please use {@link org.ppwcode.value_III.time.interval.TimePointIntervalRelation}.
Sadly, JPA as a standard does not support "user types" or "custom types" or "value types" as any reasonable other technology does, from Hibernate over OpenJPA, but also including Struts, JSF, dwr, json-lib, and many, many others. Therefor, we introduce the OpenJPA solution, which can be used in OpenJPA contexts, and other solutions for other contexts. In this package, you find value handler implementations next to the different interval classes.
Note that {@link org.ppwcode.value_III.time.interval.DeterminateIntradayTimeInterval} properties can use the {@link org.ppwcode.value_III.time.interval.IntradayTimeIntervalValueHandler} too.


Before Change
log_SNR_grids_upper = log_SNR_grids + self.logS_range * 3 \
/ self.SNR_bins
SNR_weights = np.empty(self.SNR_bins)
SNR_weights[1:-1] = np.diff(
scipy.stats.norm.cdf(log_SNR_grids_upper[:-1],
scale=self.logS_range))
SNR_weights[0] = scipy.stats.norm.cdf(log_SNR_grids_upper[0],
After Change
SNR_weights[-1] = SNR_weights[-1] / 2.0
elif self.SNR_prior == "lognorm":
dist = scipy.stats.lognorm
alphas = np.arange(np.mod(self.SNR_bins, 2),
self.SNR_bins + 2, 2) / self.SNR_bins
// The goal here is to divide the area under the pdf curve
// to segments representing equal probabilities.


It’s human nature to stretch, to go, to see, to understand; Exploration is not a choice really; it’s an imperative.
Curiosity is the essence of human existence and exploration has been part of the human kind since antiquity. The Universe has been and will continue to be a mystery to humans. However, space exploration over the years has seen phenomenal advancement in terms of technology and awareness. Various man-made machines like satellites, space shuttles, rovers, etc have given us a glimpse of what lies beyond and assisted in enhancing life on Earth. As an initiative to spread awareness and encourage scientific minds worldwide to pursue space exploration, several technical competitions are held annually by space organizations.
The European Rover Challenge 2016 is one such space-robotics event, biggest in Europe, and is dedicated to the scientific and business world, the new technology industry and the wide audience. Our team from SEDS VIT Projects, named ‘Vyadh’, took part in the challenge. Just as any mission has a planned sequence of actions, we developed a course of action. Immediately after the problem statement was released, the tasks at hand were divided into sub-categories namely, mechanical, electrical, programming and management.
Along with the documentation requirements like the initial Proposal, Preliminary Design Report, Promotional video and Final Design report, other aspects of our project proceeded parallely. Once the Design Phase was complete successfully, we dealt with a couple of complications in the Manufacturing phase. With the aid of the management department, which handled publicity, editorial and sponsorships, we commendably passed to the Testing Phase from manufacturing and assembling. Now, it was time to face the real challenge.
The Field Challenge-the final round was conducted in Jasionka, Poland from 10-13th September. Out of our team of 19, 9 of us chose to make the trip. On the whole there were 4 major tasks our rover had to perform with particular agendas. The Science task- analyze rock and soil samples; The Maintenance task-operate switches and electrical components mounted on a panel; The Assistance task-deliver an object from one place to another; The Navigation task-blind navigation where rover has to move without any access to visual data. During the competition, we encountered a few technical issues like communication gap between the Ground Control Station and our rover, tilt of chassis, etc which affected our rover’s performance. However, as the famous saying goes, ‘Good things come to those who believe ; better things come to those who are patient and the best things come to those who never give up’, we worked tirelessly on finishing the challenge till the end.
Our rover ‘Vyadh’ secured the 20th position worldwide and the 2nd in Asia. ERC being our debut project of this magnitude, things weren’t easy from the very beginning. Unlike most teams, we had to build our rover from scratch (literally) and had to overcome several issues technically, financially and administratively. But as they say a problem shared is the problem halved, all our setbacks diminished as we worked together as a team. ‘Sheer determination and will in perfect synchrony with passion towards our goal made competing in ERC possible. When the going gets tough, the tough gets going’, proved right in our case. The making of Vyadh: an experience of a lifetime.
Fascination and curiosity of the unknown have fuelled the spark of exploration since ancient times. When this is accompanied by technical expertise and scientific knowledge, truly magnificent feats can be achieved by one and all. ‘To accomplish great things, we must not only act but also dream; not only plan, but also believe.’
Let’s dream and believe and unravel the mystery that is the Universe.


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Demo 1
Demo 1 shows the default message of the maximal number of input characters in the top left corner.
Demo 1 shows the default message of the maximal number of input characters in the top left corner.
Here just the number of characters are shown that are left to type. The position of the number is bottom left.
The position of the number is top right.
Demo 4 shows a customized message. The message show can be adapted. The default message is shown in Demo 1.


I was having a discussion recently about leadership frameworks, and found myself stumbling with the description of the leadership lattice - a learning framework for management. This post explores that the Lattice is also a way of managing focus as a leader.
- Leadership is an exercise in managing attention. While you are ultimately accountable for everything that happens in an organization, you can only focus on one thing at a time.
- To decide where to focus, it helps to understand that companies and markets operate as systems - and can be broken down into components.
- The “company system” starts with the individual and ends with the impact we want to see in this world.
- The individual components that support this: the governance model for the company, the individuals in the organization (including the leaders), the systems of organization (teams), the products and services offered, how they are received in market, and the collective impact of the company.
- Where to focus depends on the company stage. For example - most new startups are (should be) only concerned with how their products are received in market.
- This framework also acts as a filter to manage tasks. A task that doesn’t fall within one of the component categories may not be helpful.
The lattice was developed primarily as a learning framework - but it’s simplicity makes it useful for managing focus and being a more productive leader.


ANOTHER WOMAN A film review by Randy Parker Copyright 1996 Randy Parker
RATING: **1/2 (out of ****)
(Review written in 1988)
Two unfortunate trends have reared their ugly heads in Woody Allen's recent movies: the first is a shift away from comedy, Allen's forte, and toward drama, and the second is Allen's reluctance to appear on-screen. ANOTHER WOMAN suffers from both of these problems.
Told through flashbacks, dreams, and first person narration, ANOTHER WOMAN is a somber and humorless psychological character study of a 50-year old woman. Gena Rowlands plays the cerebral and emotionally reserved philosophy professor undergoing a mid-life crisis. In the film, she has rented an apartment so she can work undisturbed on a new book. The apartment turns out to be adjacent to a psychiatrist's office, and through a vent she can overhear his therapy sessions. As Rowlands tries to write her book, she becomes infatuated with eavesdropping on one of her neighbor's depressed patients, played by ... you guessed it ... Mia Farrow. Listening to Farrow's emotional problems leads Rowlands to question her own life: her marriages, her childhood, her cold personality, and so forth. In short, she has a major mid-life crisis.
Rowlands gives a solid performance and is convincing as a woman incapable of expressing either warmth or passion, but, unfortunately, her character is not very likeable. Rowlands appears in nearly every frame of ANOTHER WOMAN, and in not one of these frames do you ever really care about her. If Allen wants us to invest our emotions in this character, he needs to expose her charismatic side in addition to her repressed side.
The movie has a fine (and sizeable) supporting cast--including Martha Plimpton, David Ogden Stiers, and the late John Houseman in his final role. Betty Buckley instills a refreshing breath of life into the film during her one minute cameo appearance. However, Gene Hackman gives the most engaging performance in the film (as Rowlands' unsuccessful suitor), but his screen time is limited to only two scenes. Allen keeps the movie focussed exclusively on Rowlands and does not develop any of the other characters; their sole purpose is to motivate Rowlands' introspective reevaluation of her life.
Although ANOTHER WOMAN is well-crafted and never boring, I had to ask myself during the film: "Is this all there is?" Allen's psychological character study of this confused woman does not seem especially enlightening or insightful. Perhaps you have to be a 50-year-old in a mid-life crisis to fully appreciate ANOTHER WOMAN. Then again, you didn't have to wake up 200 years into the future to appreciate SLEEPER. Although ANOTHER WOMAN may be Allen's most successful attempt at pure drama to date, I can recommend it only to die hard fans who take pride in having seen every film he has ever made.
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Trial begins for man accused of driving drunk, killing Boy Scout on Long Island
by WABCRIVERHEAD, Long Island (WABC) -- The trial has begun for the man accused of driving drunk and killing a Boy Scout on Long Island last year.

The courtroom was packed Tuesday morning as opening statements in the case were made.
The trial is expected to be emotionally charged and prosecutors have called the case a "horror show" and said in a split second children and their friends were tossed around like rag dolls.
"It's 407 days since that man took my baby's life, and today begins that awful journey into re-living the nightmare over and over again," said the victim's mother Alisa McMorris.
Murphy's defense said the boys were being poorly supervised and were in the roadway that day.
They also emphasized Murphy's blood-alcohol content four hours after the crash was at 0.13 which they said means little in relation to his 350-pound frame.
One witness who took the stand disputed the claim that they were in the road. Anthony Higgins, 12, testified under oath that all of the scouts were on the shoulder of the road.
Lawyers played five separate 911 calls from that day to show that Murphy was never one of those callers.
The trial continues Wednesday.


rRNA secondary structures allow organization and illustration of three-dimensional architecture, local molecular interactions, phylogeny, evolution, and function. Our goal is to represent secondary structures that are as accurate and useful as possible, using 3D crystal structures, or full atom models into good Cyro-EM models, ribosomes as input. We offer secondary structures for 23S/28S/5S and 16S/18S rRNAs of E. coli, Thermus thermophilus, Haloarcula marismortui, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Drosophila melanogaster, and Homo sapiens. Both the large and small subunit are available for each species, except the small subunit for Haloarcula marismortui. All species have a 3D-based secondary strucutre available. Some species also have a classic phylogeny-based structure available. Additionally, we provide high-resolution editable versions of those structures mapped with a variety of data related to molecular interactions and geometry, phylogeny and evolution, and partitioning of rRNA into helices and domains (http://apollo.chemistry.gatech.edu/RibosomeGallery).
Petrov et al., (2013) "Secondary Structure and Domain Architecture of the 23S rRNA", Nucleic Acids Res. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkt513
http://www.rna.icmb.utexas.edu/CAR/1A/ http://rna.ucsc.edu/rnacenter/ribosome_images.html
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Yusupov M M, Yusupova G Z, Baucom A, Lieberman K, Earnest T N, Cate J H and Noller H F 2001 Science 292 883 Ban N, Nissen P, Hansen J, Moore P B and Steitz T A 2000 Science 289 905 Dunkle J A, Wang L Y, Feldman M B, Pulk A, Chen V B, Kapral G J, Noeske J, Richardson J S, Blanchard S C and Cate J H D 2011 Science 332 981 Ben-Shem A, de Loubresse N G, Melnikov S, Jenner L, Yusupova G and Yusupov M 2011 Science 334 1524 Anger, A. M.; Armache, J. P.; Berninghausen, O.; Habeck, M.; Subklewe, M.; Wilson, D. N.; Beckmann, R.. Nature 2013, 497 (7447), 80-5.
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CCTV footage exposes Karachi police's dubious role | Pakistan - Geo.tv
by Kashif MushtaqKARACHI: Geo News obtained the CCTV footage of an incident where police can be seen fleeing after shooting dead one man and injuring another in the wee hours of Friday.
The CCTV footage shows how police opened fire on a car with two men in it. One of the men, Nabil Hoodhboy, died while the other, Raza Imam, was severely injured.
The footage revealed that police shot the friends at 3:45 AM and then fled the scene.
After two-minutes the police mobile came back to the scene and a suspicious double-cabin vehicle can also be seen passing through the same spot at 3:56 AM in the CCTV footage.
Rescue personnel say they received a call at 4:01 AM after which they arrived at the spot in 18 minutes.
Hoodbhoy was taken out of the car at 4:44 AM and shifted to the ambulance at 4:52 AM.
Police claimed that they told the ambulance driver to wait after Nabil was shifted to the ambulance.
After 1 hour and 23 minutes the ambulance took Hoodbhoy to the hospital.
When the exchange of fire took place, police officials did not check up on Nabil.
DIG South says case registered against police officials
Deputy Inspector General (DIG) South on Saturday spoke to Geo News regarding the murder and said an investigation has been launched against the officials involved.
“The patrolling team made a mistake. We have launched a case against them,” said DIG South.
“The head constable should have stayed instead of fleeing. He was suppose to give a response call on humanitarian grounds.”
The high-ranking police official visited Raza at the hospital to check up on his health.
“Earlier, I met the injured and tried to boost his morale,” said the DIG South.
“Hoodhboy and Imam did not stop after police asked them to at an intersection at Khayaban-e-Hafiz. This alerted the patrolling team and put them into doubt regarding the two men."
The DIG South admitted that it was lack of training that led to such a horrific incident taking place.
CM Murad meets Imam Raza
Chief Minister Sindh Murad Ali Shah on Saturday visited Imam at a hospital, said his spokesperson.
Murad expressed grief and sorrow for the deceased and hoped that Imam would get justice.
Imam revealed that he resided and worked in Canada while talking to the chief minister.
Imam is soon to be discharged from the hospital.


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German BBLOG 2.0 Video - Better Battlelog Forums #1820
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27. June 2012 10:45
Topicstarter
Kuma
I creat a BLOG V2.0 Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYoslumbzzY&feature=plcp
is not so good ._. sorry
BBLOG best PI4 BF3 *___*
is it so awsome *_*
thx 4 BBLOG =)
Grüße aus Deutschland ^^
THX from Germany
27. June 2012 11:12
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Moved to "Other Stuff".
Good video. Will be linked at getbblog.com
27. June 2012 11:42
ORFK
Global Moderator
yeah i like it =) but sometimes you dont know what to sad xD
27. June 2012 21:39
Topicstarter
Kuma
yes :X sorry its my first Vid. :O
:DD
i like BBlog sooo much *_* and i make a video for BBlog :O
sry for my BAD englisch -.-"


Deleting a Module
How to delete a module from a page.
Tip: Deleted modules are stored in the Recycle Bin.
- Mouse over the Manage button on the module action menu.
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Drop-in replacement for
fs.existsSync
with zero dependencies. Other libs I found either have crucial differences from fs.existsSync, or unnecessary dependencies. See README.md for more info.
Install with npm:
$ npm install fs-exists-sync --save
var exists = require('fs-exists-sync');
console.log(exists('.'));
//=> true
console.log(exists(process.cwd()));
//=> true
console.log(exists('README.md'));
//=> true
console.log(exists('foo.txt'));
//=> false
console.log(exists(''));
//=> false
console.log(exists());
//=> false
I just want a simple replacement for fs.existsSync
. Here is what I found:
false
if the path exists but is a directory.fs
.You might also be interested in these projects:
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. Returns true if a file path is absolute. | homepagepath.parse
, parses a filepath into an object. | homepagePull requests and stars are always welcome. For bugs and feature requests, please create an issue.
Generate readme and API documentation with verb:
$ npm install verb && npm run docs
Or, if verb is installed globally:
$ verb
Install dev dependencies:
$ npm install -d && npm test
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By default, the option for displaying a course grade is disabled,
and students see only their scores for each item. To display a course
grade to students, click Course Grade Options
, check the box
next to Display course grades to students now
, and then click
Save
.
To override the autocalculated course grade:
Gradebook
.
Course Grades
.
Note: When manually entering a course grade, you must
use the appropriate grade type for the Gradebook in which you are
working. For example, if the course is graded on a simple letter grade
scale, you will only be able to enter the letters
A
, B
,
C
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Gradebook
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Course Grades
.
Save
. The
log of the student's grade will be updated to reflect the change and
the author.
Note: You will have to delete the manually entered
grade and click Save
for each grade you want to change back.


flixel.util.FlxColor
type
class
Class containing a set of useful color constants.
Static Variables
AQUAMARINE
(inline,null) :
Int
Aquamarine is a color that is a bluish tint of cerulean toned toward cyan. 0xff7fffd4
AZURE
(inline,null) :
Int
Azure is a color that is commonly compared to the color of the sky on a clear summer's day. 0xff007fff
BEIGE
(inline,null) :
Int
Beige is a very pale brown. 0xfff5f5dc
BLACK
(inline,null) :
Int
0xff000000
BLUE
(inline,null) :
Int
0xff0090e9
BROWN
(inline,null) :
Int
0xff964B00
CHARCOAL
(inline,null) :
Int
Charcoal is a representation of the dark gray color of burned wood. 0xff464646
CHARTREUSE
(inline,null) :
Int
Chartreuse is a color halfway between yellow and green. 0xff7fff00
CORAL
(inline,null) :
Int
Coral is a pinkish-orange color. 0xffff7f50
CRIMSON
(inline,null) :
Int
Crimson is a strong, bright, deep red color. 0xffdc143c
CYAN
(inline,null) :
Int
Cyan is a color between blue and green. 0xff00ffff
FOREST_GREEN
(inline,null) :
Int
Forest green is a green color resembling trees and other plants in a forest. 0xff228b22
FUCHSIA
(inline,null) :
Int
Fuchsia is a vivid reddish or pink color named after the flower of the fuchsia plant. 0xffff77ff
GOLDEN
(inline,null) :
Int
Golden is one of a variety of yellow-brown color blends used to give the impression of the color of the element gold. 0xffffd700
GOLDENROD
(inline,null) :
Int
Goldenrod is a color that resembles the goldenrod plant. 0xffdaa520
GRAY
(inline,null) :
Int
0xff808080
GREEN
(inline,null) :
Int
0xff00f225
HOT_PINK
(inline,null) :
Int
Hot Pink is a more saturated version of the color pink. 0xfffc0fc0
INDIGO
(inline,null) :
Int
Indigo is a deep and bright shade of blue. 0xff4b0082
IVORY
(inline,null) :
Int
Ivory is an off-white color that resembles ivory. 0xfffffff0
KHAKI
(inline,null) :
Int
Khaki is a light shade of yellow-brown similar to tan or beige. 0xffc3b091
LAVENDER
(inline,null) :
Int
Lavender is a pale tint of violet. 0xffb57edc
LIME
(inline,null) :
Int
Lime is a color three-quarters of the way between yellow and green. 0xffbfff00
MAROON
(inline,null) :
Int
Maroon is a dark brownish-red color. 0xff800000
MAUVE
(inline,null) :
Int
Mauve is a pale lavender-lilac color. 0xffe0b0ff
MEDIUM_BLUE
(inline,null) :
Int
A medium blue tone. 0xff0000cd
NAVY_BLUE
(inline,null) :
Int
Navy blue is a dark shade of the color blue. 0xff000080
OLIVE
(inline,null) :
Int
Olive is a dark yellowish green or greyish-green color like that of unripe or green olives. 0xff808000
PINK
(inline,null) :
Int
0xfff01eff
PLUM
(inline,null) :
Int
Plum is a deep purple color. 0xff843179
PUCE
(inline,null) :
Int
Puce is a brownish-purple color. 0xffcc8899
PURPLE
(inline,null) :
Int
0xff800080
RED
(inline,null) :
Int
0xffff0012
ROYAL_BLUE
(inline,null) :
Int
Royal blue is a dark shade of the color blue. 0xff084c9e
SALMON
(inline,null) :
Int
Salmon is a pale pinkish-orange to light pink color, named after the color of salmon flesh. 0xfffa8072
SILVER
(inline,null) :
Int
Silver is a metallic color tone resembling gray that is a representation of the color of polished silver. 0xffc0c0c0
TAN
(inline,null) :
Int
Tan is a pale tone of brown. 0xffd2b48c
TEAL
(inline,null) :
Int
Teal is a low-saturated color, a bluish-green to dark medium. 0xff008080
TRANSPARENT
(inline,null) :
Int
0x00000000
WHEAT
(inline,null) :
Int
Wheat is a color that resembles wheat. 0xfff5deb3
WHITE
(inline,null) :
Int
0xffffffff
YELLOW
(inline,null) :
Int
0xffffff00


glab mr
Manage GitLab merge requests from the command-line.
Some subcommands such as `glab mr create` have their own usage documentation.
More information: home page
- Create a merge request:
glab mr create
- Check out a specific merge request locally:
glab mr checkout mr_number
- View the changes made in the merge request:
glab mr diff
- Approve the merge request for the current branch:
glab mr approve
- Merge the merge request associated with the current branch interactively:
glab mr merge
- Edit a merge request interactively:
glab mr update
- Edit the target branch of a merge request:
glab mr update --target-branch branch_name


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Welcome to the new NCI
Table Tennis Club Website
Our aim is to make this site the central point for all Table Tennis activities in the National College of Ireland.
If you are interested in joining please click on the
Membership Form link


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darcs get http://common-lisp.net/project/editor-hints/darcs/hyperdoc/
URL
to that symbol's documentation.
-
-
although we'll try to avoid them, such changes may -
-
this means that the LOOKUP
on key press. Notice that it may return multiple URLs, LOOKUP
with the current buffer -
-
except if the symbol is explicitly qualified.
ASDF
system should depend on Hyperdoc weakly by means of the :WEAKLY-DEPENDS-ON
option DEFSYSTEM.
A weak dependency will only be loaded if the depended system is actually REGISTER-DOCUMENTATION
(reader-conditionalized on the :HYPERDOC
#+hyperdoc (hyperdoc:register-documentation :foo ...)
REGISTER-DOCUMENTATION
,
you have to specify the base (or root) URL
that all URL.
(defvar *ediware* '(:capi-overview :chunga :cl-dongle :cl-fad ;; ... )) (dolist (package *ediware*) (register-documentation package :base-uri (format nil "http://weitz.de/~(~A~)/" package) :relative-uri-function (formatter "#~(~A~)")))Notice how first an output string stream, then the symbol being looked up, and then the
-
-
as you can see, this makes FORMATTER
in trivial cases.
REGISTER-DOCUMENTATION
provides additional means to customize the lookup process. The next two :FUNCTION
and :GENERIC-FUNCTION
even though your documentation tool may *DOCUMENTATION-TYPES*
)
(register-documentation :foo :base-uri "http://foo.com/" :relative-uri-function #'(lambda (stream symbol type) (format stream "#~(~A~):~(~A~)" (case type ((:function :generic-function) :function) ;; ... ) symbol)))As that case may be quite common, you can actually write
(register-documentation :foo :base-uri "http://foo.com/" :relative-uri-function (formatter "#~(~*~A~):~(~@*~A~)") :normalize-types-function #'(lambda (type) (case type ((:function :generic-function) :function) ;; ... )))Of course, the elegance of the
FORMAT
noise is in the eye of the beholder.
NIL
for a type, the relative-uri-function LOOKUP
function determines all valid documentation types for the passed symbol before it *DOCUMENTATION-TYPES*
)
ASSEM
which includes symbols that denote (register-documentation :assem :base-uri "http://asmreference.invalid/" :relative-uri-function (formatter "instructions.php&op=~A") :extra-types-function #'(lambda (symbol) (and (member symbol *ops*) '(:instruction))) :normalize-types-function #'(lambda (type) (and (eq type :instruction) :instruction))) ; filterIf the instruction symbols are not exported from
ASSEM,
you'd have to add an :ALL-SYMBOLS
T.
[Special variable]
*documentation-types*
Initial Value:
(:SYMBOL-MACRO :MACRO :CONDITION :METHOD :GENERIC-FUNCTION :CLASS :TYPE :FUNCTION :COMPILER-MACRO :SETF :METHOD-COMBINATION :TYPE :STRUCTURE :PACKAGE :VARIABLE :CONSTANT)
Documentation types used by Hyperdoc. These correspond to whatuses with a few
DOCUMENTATION
additions.
[Function]
lookup package-designator symbol-name &optional doc-types => result
Argument and Values:
package-designator: (OR
PACKAGE
SYMBOL
(VECTOR
CHARACTER
)
(VECTOR
NIL)
BASE-STRING
)
symbol-name: STRING
doc-types: (OR
SYMBOL
CONS
)
result: LIST
Description:
Looks up documentation for symbol named by symbol-name in the package designated by
package-designator, or any package in its
PACKAGE-USE-LIST
.
doc-types may either be a symbol, or a list of symbols. If doc-types are given, the
lookup is restricted to documentation of the entities associated with the given doc-types.
doc-types default to
*DOCUMENTATION-TYPES*
.
returns a list of applicable
LOOKUP
(DOC-TYPE
.URI-STRING)
pairs.
If the designated package does not exist, or if no the designated symbol does not exist, or if no
documentation for the designated symbol is found,NIL
is returned.
[Function]
register-documentation packages &rest keys &key base-uri relative-uri-function extra-types-function normalize-types-function all-symbols &allow-other-keys => result
Argument and Values:
packages: (OR
SYMBOL
PACKAGE
CONS
)
keys: T
base-uri: STRING
relative-uri-function: (OR
(AND
(NOT
NULL
)
SYMBOL
)
FUNCTION
)
extra-types-function: (OR
SYMBOL
FUNCTION
)
normalize-types-function: (OR
SYMBOL
FUNCTION
)
all-symbols: BOOLEAN
result: (MEMBER
T)
Description:
packages ::= package-designator | (package-designators+) keys ::= { :BASE-URI string :RELATIVE-URI-FUNCTION function-designator [ :EXTRA-TYPES-FUNCTION function-designator ] [ :NORMALIZE-TYPES-FUNCTION function-designator ] [ :ALL-SYMBOLS boolean ] }+
This documentation was generated on 2009-12-3 from a Lisp image using some home-brewn,
duct-taped,
evolutionary hacked extension of Edi Weitz'
DOCUMENTATION-TEMPLATE.


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All Classes
Packages
com.r3.corda.cryptoservice.tck
com.r3.corda.cryptoservice.tck.context
com.r3.corda.cryptoservice.tck.network
com.r3.corda.cryptoservice.tck.runner
com.r3.corda.cryptoservice.tck.tests
net.corda.client.jackson
net.corda.client.rpc
net.corda.client.rpc.ext
net.corda.client.rpc.reconnect
net.corda.finance
net.corda.finance.flows
net.corda.finance.test
net.corda.finance.workflows
net.corda.finance.workflows.asset
net.corda.finance.workflows.asset.selection
net.corda.finance.workflows.utils
net.corda.testing.database
net.corda.testing.driver
net.corda.testing.dsl
net.corda.testing.flows
net.corda.testing.http
net.corda.testing.node
net.corda.testing.services
net.corda.testing.tools


Telecom and computer vision engineer. Curious. I like to be informed about new technologies and developments. Heavy metal music lover.
Development of Kibotics and Unibotics, an educational robotic platform. Maintenance and deployment of other web applications using Django.
Jun. 2019Development of an educational robotic platform named Kibotics and Unibotics as well as teacher support for students during pilot application courses in these same applications.
Dec. 2018Strategy, modeling, construction, development and deploy of a project management platforms for industrial works and daily reports in Django.
Dec. 2017Kibotics is an educational robotics platform. Users launch simulations of different exercises through the web browser so it does not require installation. Allows teaching in several programming languages (Python and Scratch) as well as others that are in development. Oriented to high school students.
JdeRobot is a software development suite for robotics, home-automation and computer vision applications. These domains include sensors (for instance, cameras), actuators, and intelligent software in between. It has been designed to help in programming with such intelligent softwares. This project was selected by Google Summer of code in 2016, 2017 and 2019.
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Type library Revision Current Public Release (2013.2076) Keywords photon Sample code See also Availability Starter, Basic, Pro, Enterprise
Photon is a multiplayer-game development framework that is fast, lean and flexible.
Photon consists of a server and client SDKs for all major platforms. The Photon Cloud is a fully managed service of Photon Servers. Exit Games is running them in several regions, ready to use instantly.
The Corona Photon Plugin provides a simple to use Lua api to find games, communicate with other clients through Photon Cloud or Photon Server and a lot more.
local photon = require "plugin.photon"
local masterAddress = "app-eu.exitgameslcoud.com:5055" -- using Photon Cloud EU region as default
local appId = "" -- each application on the Photon Cloud gets an appId
local appVersion = "1.0" -- clients with different versions will be separated (easy to update clients)
local client = photon.loadbalancing.LoadBalancingClient.new(masterAddress, appId, appVersion)
client:connect()
When you build using the Corona Simulator, the server automatically takes care of integrating the plugin into your project.
All you need to do is add an entry into a plugins
table of your build.settings
. The following is an example of a minimal build.settings
file:
settings =
{
plugins =
{
-- key is the name passed to Lua's 'require()'
["plugin.photon"] =
{
-- required
publisherId = "com.exitgames",
},
},
}
Currently, there are two demos for the Photon Corona Plugin: The basic sample is a simple app that demonstrates creation of the room and events exchange in the room.
The Photon "Particle Demo" automatically joins players into a room, where it syncs the players' positions on a grid. It also uses some advanced features like properties, event caching and it splits the "world" grid into four Interest Groups.
Download basic sample or the "Particle Demo".
Note: The samples are Photon Cloud enabled - no need to setup any server! Register (for free), check your mail to access the Photon Cloud Dashboard and copy and paste your AppID into the AppId
field in cloud-app-info.lua
.
More support is available from the Exit Games team:


Baked sausages with pears and honey recipe
by Diana HenryThis hearty sausage dish only requires 10 minutes of hands-on work, then you can let the oven do all the rest.
Prep time: 5 minutes | Cooking time: 55 minutes
SERVES
four
INGREDIENTS
- 1 ½ tbsp olive oil
- 8 good-quality sausages
- 1 large onion or 2 medium-sized, peeled and cut into half-moon-shaped wedges
- 2 large just-ripe pears
- 4 sprigs rosemary
- 15g butter
- 6 tbsp honey
- 2 tbsp balsamic vinegar
METHOD
- Preheat the oven to 190C/170C fan/Gas 5.
- Heat the olive oil in a frying-pan and brown the sausages on a high heat until they have a good colour but are not cooked through. Move to an ovenproof dish large enough to hold the sausages and pears snugly in a single layer.
- Put the onions in the pan and cook quickly until pale gold. Add to the sausages.
- Halve the pears (there’s no need to peel them), cut each half into three wedges and add to the dish with the rosemary sprigs. Heat the butter in a small pan and add the honey and balsamic. Stir to melt, then pour over everything in the dish. Season, toss everything around in the butter and honey and finish with the pears cut-side up.
- Bake for 45 minutes. The pears should be tender and golden and the sausages cooked through. Serve with buttered cabbage.


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java.lang.Object | +--java.util.Random | +--org.apache.commons.lang.math.JVMRandom
JVMRandom
is a wrapper that supports all possible
Random methods via the java.lang.Math#random()
method
and its system-wide Random
object.
| Constructor Summary | |
JVMRandom()
Constructs a new instance. |
| Method Summary | |
boolean |
nextBoolean()
Returns the next pseudorandom, uniformly distributed boolean value from the Math.random() sequence. |
void |
nextBytes(byte[] byteArray)
Unsupported in 2.0. |
double |
nextDouble()
Synonymous to the Math.random() call. |
float |
nextFloat()
Returns the next pseudorandom, uniformly distributed float value between 0.0 and 1.0 from the Math.random()
sequence. |
double |
nextGaussian()
Unsupported in 2.0. |
int |
nextInt()
Returns the next pseudorandom, uniformly distributed int value from the Math.random() sequence. |
int |
nextInt(int n)
Returns a pseudorandom, uniformly distributed int value between 0 (inclusive) and the specified value (exclusive), from
the Math.random() sequence. |
long |
nextLong()
Returns the next pseudorandom, uniformly distributed long value from the Math.random() sequence. |
static long |
nextLong(long n)
Returns a pseudorandom, uniformly distributed long value between 0 (inclusive) and the specified value (exclusive), from
the Math.random() sequence. |
void |
setSeed(long seed)
Unsupported in 2.0. |
| Methods inherited from class java.util.Random |
next |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone,
equals,
finalize,
getClass,
hashCode,
notify,
notifyAll,
toString,
wait,
wait,
wait |
| Constructor Detail |
public JVMRandom()
| Method Detail |
public void setSeed(long seed)
seed
- ignoredpublic double nextGaussian()
public void nextBytes(byte[] byteArray)
byteArray
- ignoredpublic int nextInt()
Returns the next pseudorandom, uniformly distributed int value from the Math.random() sequence.
public int nextInt(int n)
Returns a pseudorandom, uniformly distributed int value between
0
(inclusive) and the specified value (exclusive), from
the Math.random() sequence.
n
- the specified exclusive max-valuen <= 0
public long nextLong()
Returns the next pseudorandom, uniformly distributed long value from the Math.random() sequence.
public static long nextLong(long n)
Returns a pseudorandom, uniformly distributed long value between
0
(inclusive) and the specified value (exclusive), from
the Math.random() sequence.
n
- the specified exclusive max-valuen <= 0
public boolean nextBoolean()
Returns the next pseudorandom, uniformly distributed boolean value from the Math.random() sequence.
public float nextFloat()
Returns the next pseudorandom, uniformly distributed float value
between 0.0
and 1.0
from the Math.random()
sequence.
public double nextDouble()
Synonymous to the Math.random() call.
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Combobox editor
represents a drop-down list allowing the user to select a value from this list.
Available options can be either hardcoded or retrieved from a lookup data source.
Key properties:
- MFU values
- Most frequently used (MFU) values to be always displayed at the top of the drop-down list.
- Item caption template
- Allows to populate the editor with values of multiple columns from a lookup data source
Open Insert or Edit forms to see the editor in action.


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Enables all compiler's warning messages. Should always be used, in order to generate better code. More
info
.


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{{ cssHTML|safe }} {{ metaHTML|safe }} {{ scriptsHTML|safe }} {{ navigationHTML|safe }}Returns a JSON-object containing all transactions received by a specified Bitcoin address
| Name | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| format | yes | string | Format of the results, should be “json” |
| address | yes | string | A Bitcoin address |
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| success | integer | 1 = success, 0 = fail |
| TXS | array | list of all transactions |
| - txid | string | Transaction hash |
| - blockheight | integer | Block in which this transaction is included. |
| - confirmations | integer | Number of confirmations the transaction has. |
| - inputs | array | list of all inputs |
| - - address | string | Address of the input |
| - - value | integer | Value of the input |
| - outputs | array | list of all outputs |
| - - address | string | Address of the output |
| - - value | integer | Value of the output |
| - - spent | boolean | Has the output been spent? |
| - primeInputAddress | string | the first inputAddress sorted alphabetically |
| - receivingValue | integer | The value that was received in this transaction |
| - receiving | boolean | Was the transaction received by or sent by this address? |
| provider | string | 3rd party provider that supplied the data. |
| error | string | error message in case something went wrong |
{ "success": 1, "TXS":[{u'blockheight': 375786, u'confirmations': 32673, u'inputs': [{u'address': u'1Robbk6PuJst6ot6ay2DcVugv8nxfJh5y', u'value': 220125}], u'outputs': [{u'address': u'1Robbk6PuJst6ot6ay2DcVugv8nxfJh5y', u'spent': False, u'value': 110716}, {u'address': u'1NC8LqAB99bYM9wVoD2grdYMMZAhjwy57A', u'spent': True, u'value': 100000}], u'primeInputAddress': u'1Robbk6PuJst6ot6ay2DcVugv8nxfJh5y', u'receivedValue': 100000, u'receiving': True, u'txid': u'5aeec17e3ff00542240bd7b47188c396342b6bebd2351e500d561b70b21c2eb8'}, ... ]}
Returns a JSON-object containing all unspent transaction outputs for a list of Bitcoin addresses. Multiple addresses seperated by "|".
| Name | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| format | yes | string | Format of the results, should be “json” |
| addresses | yes | string | A list of Bitcoin addresses, separated by "|". |
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| success | integer | 1 = success, 0 = fail |
| UTXOs | array | list of all unspent transaction outputs |
| - confirmations | integer | Number of confirmations of the unspent transaction output |
| - output | string | format: TransactionId:index |
| - address | string | Address of the unspent transaction output |
| - value | integer | Value of the unspent transaction output |
| - block_height | string | Blockheight of the unspent transaction output. |
| provider | string | 3rd party provider that supplied the data. |
| error | string | error message in case something went wrong |
{ "success": 1, "UTXOs": [{u'address': u'1Robbk6PuJst6ot6ay2DcVugv8nxfJh5y', u'block_height': 371357, u'confirmations': 37103, u'output': u'39bb5f5d50882227f93b980df15ea676414f0363770a0174a13c8f55c877b598:1', u'value': 5000}, {u'address': u'1Robbk6PuJst6ot6ay2DcVugv8nxfJh5y', u'block_height': 375786, u'confirmations': 32674, u'output': u'5aeec17e3ff00542240bd7b47188c396342b6bebd2351e500d561b70b21c2eb8:0', u'value': 110716}, ... ], "provider": "Blocktrail.com" }
Returns a JSON-object containing the balances for a list of Bitcoin addresses. Multiple addresses seperated by "|".
| Name | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| format | yes | string | Format of the results, should be “json” |
| addresses | yes | string | A list of Bitcoin address, separated by "|". |
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| success | integer | 1 = success, 0 = fail |
| balances | dict | Dictionary containing all balances of the supplied addresses |
| - balance | integer | Balance of the address in Satoshis |
| - received | integer | Total received value of the address in Satoshis |
| - sent | integer | Total sent value of the address in Satoshis |
| provider | string | 3rd party provider that supplied the data. |
| error | string | error message in case something went wrong |
{ "success": 1, "balances": {u'1Robbk6PuJst6ot6ay2DcVugv8nxfJh5y': {u'balance': 389493, u'received': 1534705, u'sent': 1145212}, u'1SansacmMr38bdzGkzruDVajEsZuiZHx9': {u'balance': 626643, u'received': 1325281, u'sent': 698638}}, "provider": "Blocktrail.com", }
Returns a JSON-object containing the primeInputAddress of a transaction. This is the first of the input addresses sorted alphabetically.
| Name | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| format | yes | string | Format of the results, should be “json” |
| txid | yes | string | A transaction hash |
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| success | integer | 1 = success, 0 = fail |
| PrimeInputAddress | string | Prime Input Address of the transaction |
| provider | string | 3rd party provider that supplied the data. |
| error | string | error message in case something went wrong |
{ "success": 1, "PrimeInputAddress": "1ETPtznVTgowgGdfqREtDtmA6JXteBxFEL", "provider": "Blocktrail.com" }
Returns a JSON-object containing the details of the latest Bitcoin block.
| Name | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| format | yes | string | Format of the results, should be “json” |
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| success | integer | 1 = success, 0 = fail |
| latestBlock | dict | dictionary containing the details of the latest block |
| - merkleroot | string | merkleroot of all transactions in this block |
| - time | integer | timestamp of this block |
| - hash | string | Block hash |
| - size | integer | size of this block |
| - height | integer | Height of this block |
| error | string | error message in case something went wrong |
{ "success": 1, "latestBlock": { "merkleroot": "c89cc94dca93356013490802b3be296b01d9861f525595841f29632f94dc8875", "time":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "hash": "0000000000000000048cdd145fac0aa26c16b3071c47747bd9eaf34cc3389708", "size": 949137, "height": 395352 }, "provider": "Blocktrail.com", }
Returns a JSON-object containing the details of the Bitcoin block at the specified height.
| Name | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| format | yes | string | Format of the results, should be “json” |
| block | yes | integer | Blockheight |
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| success | integer | 1 = success, 0 = fail |
| block | dict | dictionary containing the details of the latest block |
| - merkleroot | string | merkleroot of all transactions in this block |
| - time | integer | timestamp of this block |
| - hash | string | Block hash |
| - size | integer | size of this block |
| - height | integer | Height of this block |
| error | string | error message in case something went wrong |
{ "success": 1, "block": { "merkleroot": "c89cc94dca93356013490802b3be296b01d9861f525595841f29632f94dc8875", "time":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "hash": "0000000000000000048cdd145fac0aa26c16b3071c47747bd9eaf34cc3389708", "size": 949137, "height": 395352 }, "provider": "Blocktrail.com", }


@main("Home"){
The home page
This page will contain the following
Slideshow:
Information about the SU
event cards with a slideshow
and many more cool things to make
the website friendly and responsive
}


Base class for all associations.
NOT to be instantiated directly Its just documented for reference.
Instance Properties| Property | Type | Default Value | Description |
| _fetchMethod | property | "all" | Method to call to look up association, called after the model has been filtered |
| fetchType | property | fetch.LAZY | Fetch type |
| filter | property | null | Our filter method |
| model | Model | the model associatied with this association. | |
| orderBy | property | null | how to order our association |
Filters our associated dataset to load our association.
ArgumentsDataset
the dataset with all filters applied.
function (parent){ var options = this.__opts || {}; var ds; if (!isUndefined((ds = options.dataset)) && isFunction(ds)) { ds = ds.apply(parent, [parent]); } if (!ds) { var q = {}; this._setAssociationKeys(parent, q); ds = this.model.dataset.naked().filter(q); var recip = this.model._findAssociation(this); recip && (recip = recip[1]); ds.rowCb = hitch(this, function (item) { var ret = new Promise(); var model = this._toModel(item, true); recip && recip.__setValue(model, parent); //call hook to finish other model associations model._hook("post", "load").then(hitch(this, function () { ret.callback(model); }), ret); return ret.promise(); }); } return this._setDatasetOptions(ds); }
Alias used to explicitly get an association on a model.
Arguments_Association
: reference to the Association that is being called.
function (model){ //if we have them return them; if (this.associationLoaded(model)) { var assoc = this.getAssociation(model); return this.isEager() ? assoc : new Promise().callback(assoc).promise(); } else if (model.isNew) { return null; } else { return this.fetch(model); } }
Middleware called after a model is loaded. This is called in the scope of the model
Argumentsfunction to pass control up the middleware stack.
_Association
: reference to the Association that is being called.
function (next,model){ next(); }
Middleware called aft era model is removed. This is called in the scope of the model
Argumentsfunction to pass control up the middleware stack.
_Association
: reference to the Association that is being called.
function (next,model){ next(); }
Middleware called after a model is saved. This is called in the scope of the model
Argumentsfunction to pass control up the middleware stack.
_Association
: reference to the Association that is being called.
function (next,model){ next(); }
Middleware called before a model is updated. This is called in the scope of the model
Argumentsfunction to pass control up the middleware stack.
_Association
: reference to the Association that is being called.
function (next,model){ next(); }
Middleware called before a model is loaded. This is called in the scope of the model
Argumentsfunction to pass control up the middleware stack.
_Association
: reference to the Association that is being called.
function (next,model){ next(); }
Middleware called before a model is removed. This is called in the scope of the model
Argumentsfunction to pass control up the middleware stack.
_Association
: reference to the Association that is being acted up.
function (next,model){ if (this.isOwner && !this.isCascading) { var q = {}; this._setAssociationKeys(model, q, null); model[this.associatedDatasetName].update(q).classic(next); } else { next(); } }
Middleware called before a model is saved. This is called in the scope of the model
Argumentsfunction to pass control up the middleware stack.
_Association
: reference to the Association that is being called.
function (next,model){ next(); }
Middleware called before a model is updated. This is called in the scope of the model
Argumentsfunction to pass control up the middleware stack.
_Association
: reference to the Association that is being called.
function (next,model){ next(); }
Alias used to explicitly set an association on a model.
Argumentsthe value to set the association to
_Association
: reference to the Association that is being called.
function (val,model){ model.__associations[this.name] = val; }
Method to inject functionality into a model. This method alters the model to prepare it for associations, and initializes all required middleware calls to fulfill requirements needed to loaded the associations.
Argumentsthe model that is having an associtaion set on it.
the name of the association.
function (parent,name){ this.name = name; var self = this; this.parent = parent; parent.prototype.__defineGetter__(name, function () { return self._getter(this); }); parent.prototype.__defineGetter__(this.associatedDatasetName, function () { return self._filter(this); }); if (!this.readOnly && this.createSetter) { //define a setter because we arent read only parent.prototype.__defineSetter__(name, function (vals) { self._setter(vals, this); }); } //set up all callbacks ["pre", "post"].forEach(function (op) { ["save", "update", "remove", "load"].forEach(function (type) { parent[op](type, function (next) { return self["_" + op + type.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + type.slice(1)](next, this); }); }, this); }, this); }
Boolean
true if the association is eager.
function (){ return this.fetchType == fetch.EAGER; }


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As stated above, most applications will simply let a GenEditControl object create and maintain their Edit menu.
GenEditControlClass
is a subclass of
GenControlClass
(see the Controllers chapter for usage of controllers in general).
The GenEditControl object can provide triggers and/or tools for Undo, Cut, Copy, Paste, Select All, and Delete operations. These operations must all be handled by your application, of course, just as if you did not use a GenEditControl; using this controller, however, simplifies your UI programming and allows the Edit tools to be used by the GenToolControl.
The features of the GenEditControl are listed below (they are flags of the
GECFeatures
record type):
MSG_META_UNDO
to the application's target.
MSG_META_CLIPBOARD_CUT
to the application's target.
MSG_META_CLIPBOARD_COPY
to the application's target.
MSG_META_CLIPBOARD_PASTE
to the application's target.
MSG_META_SELECT_ALL
to the applications' target.
MSG_META_DELETE
to the application's target.The GenEditControl also provides an equivalent set of tools. Each tool executes the exact same functions as the analogous feature; see GenEditControl Features and Tools for the listing of the features and tools as well as the standard settings.
The GenEditControl handles two different notification types: GWNT_SELECT_STATE_CHANGE, sent when the selection state changes, and GWNT_UNDO_STATE_CHANGE, sent when a state change in the Undo status occurs. In both cases, the GenEditControl will appropriately update the Cut, Copy, Paste, Delete, and Undo triggers (the Select All trigger will always be enabled).
Code Display 7-6 GenEditControl Features and Tools
/* This display shows the features and tools records of GenEditControlClass, as * well as the default settings and instance data. */
/* GenEditControlClass features */ typedef WordFlags GECFeatures; #define GECF_UNDO 0x0020 /* MSG_META_UNDO */ #define GECF_CUT 0x0010 /* MSG_META_CLIPBOARD_CUT */ #define GECF_COPY 0x0008 /* MSG_META_CLIPBOARD_COPY */ #define GECF_PASTE 0x0004 /* MSG_META_CLIPBOARD_PASTE */ #define GECF_SELECT_ALL 0x0002 /* MSG_META_SELECT_ALL */ #define GECF_DELETE 0x0001 /* MSG_META_DELETE */
#define GEC_DEFAULT_FEATURES (GECF_UNDO | GECF_CUT | GECF_COPY | \ GECF_PASTE | GECF_SELECT_ALL | GECF_DELETE)
/* GenEditControlClass tools */ typedef WordFlags GECToolboxFeatures; #define GECTF_UNDO 0x0020 /* MSG_META_UNDO */ #define GECTF_CUT 0x0010 /* MSG_META_CLIPBOARD_CUT */ #define GECTF_COPY 0x0008 /* MSG_META_CLIPBOARD_COPY */ #define GECTF_PASTE 0x0004 /* MSG_META_CLIPBOARD_PASTE */ #define GECTF_SELECT_ALL 0x0002 /* MSG_META_SELECT_ALL */ #define GECTF_DELETE 0x0001 /* MSG_META_DELETE */
#define GEC_DEFAULT_TOOLBOX_FEATURES (GECTF_UNDO | GECTF_CUT | GECTF_COPY | GECTF_PASTE | GECTF_SELECT_ALL | GECTF_DELETE)
/* GenEditControlClass Instance Data Settings */ @default GCI_output = (TO_APP_TARGET); /* Send output to the target */ @default GI_states = (@default | GS_ENABLED); @default GI_attrs = (@default | GA_KBD_SEARCH_PATH);


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VelocityStruts
VelocityStruts Tools
Other Subprojects
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TilesTool Reference Documentation
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The TilesTool is used to interact with the Tiles framework that is now part
of Struts (since v. 1.1).
| Class |
| | org.apache.velocity.tools.struts.TilesTool |
| Name |
| | $tiles (this is the recommended name of the tool in
the Velocity context) |
| Toolbox Configuration Example |
| | <tool>
<key>tiles</key>
<scope>request</scope>
<class>org.apache.velocity.tools.struts.TilesTool</class>
</tool> |
| Author(s) |
| | Marino A. Jonsson
|
- Method Overview
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|
importAttributes() |
Imports all attributes in the current tiles definition into the named context
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getAttribute() |
Returns a named tiles attribute from the current tiles definition
|
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importAttribute() |
Imports a named attribute in the current tiles definition into the
named context.
|
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get() |
Inserts the named tile into the current tile.
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importAttributes()
|
| |
Imports all attributes in the current tiles definition into the named context
void importAttributes(String scope)
|
- Parameters
-
- scope
-
The named context scope to put the attributes into. Possible values
are
page (velocity-context), request ,
session , and application .
This method makes it possible to import all attributes, defined in the
current tiles definition, into any scope, to be accessed i.e. by
other tiles.
Assuming that the tiles config contains the following definition(and ".tilename"
is the current tiles definition):
<definition name=".tilename" path="/layout.vm">
<put name="attr1" value="This is one attribute."/>
<put name="attr2" value="and this is a another."/>
</definition>
|
|
then the following Velocity script:
$tiles.importAttributes()
$attr1
$attr2
|
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produces this output:
This is one attribute
and this is another one
|
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|
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getAttribute()
|
| |
Returns a named tiles attribute from the current tiles definition
String getAttribute(String attributeName)
|
- Parameters
-
- attributeName
-
The name of the tiles-definition attribute.
- Returns
-
Returns the named tiles attribute from the current tiles definition
This method makes it possible to fetch any attribute defined in the
current tiles definition.
Assuming that the tiles config contains the following definition (and ".tilename"
is the current tiles definition):
<definition name=".tilename" path="/layout.vm">
<put name="attr1" value="This is one attribute."/>
<put name="attr2" value="and this is a another."/>
</definition>
|
|
then the following Velocity script:
$tiles.getAttribute("attr1")
|
|
produces this output:
|
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importAttribute()
|
| |
Imports a named attribute in the current tiles definition into the
named context.
void importAttribute(String attributeName)
|
void importAttribute(String attributeName, String scope)
|
- Parameters
-
- attributeName
-
The name of the tiles-definition attribute.
- scope
-
The named context scope to put the attributes into. Possible values
are
page (velocity-context), request ,
session , and application .
This method makes it possible to import a named attribute, defined
in the current tiles definition, into any scope, to be accessed i.e. by
other tiles.
Assuming that the tiles config contains the following definition(and ".tilename"
is the current tiles definition):
<definition name=".tilename" path="/layout.vm">
<put name="attr1" value="This is one attribute."/>
<put name="attr2" value="and this is a another."/>
</definition>
|
|
then the following Velocity script:
$tiles.importAttribute("attr1")
$attr1
|
|
produces this output:
|
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get()
|
| |
Inserts the named tile into the current tile.
- Parameters
-
- attr
-
The name of the tile to insert.
This method makes it possible to insert a named tile, defined
in the current tiles definition, into the velocity template.
Assuming that the tiles config contains the following definition(and ".tilename"
is the current tiles definition):
<definition name=".tilename" path="/layout.vm">
<put name="header" value="/header.vm"/>
</definition>
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then the following two Velocity scripts:
<!-- layout.vm -->
<html>
$tiles.header
<body>
World
</body>
</html>
|
|
<!-- header.vm -->
<head>
<title>Hello</title>
</head>
|
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produce this output:
<html>
<head>
<title>Hello</title>
</head>
<body>
World
</body>
</html>
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Returns input function that would feed Pandas DataFrame into the model.
tf.compat.v1.estimator.inputs.pandas_input_fn( x, y=None, batch_size=128, num_epochs=1, shuffle=None, queue_capacity=1000, num_threads=1, target_column='target' )
Note: y
's index must match x
's index.
x
: pandas DataFrame
object.y
: pandas Series
object or DataFrame
. None
if absent.batch_size
: int, size of batches to return.num_epochs
: int, number of epochs to iterate over data. If not None
,
read attempts that would exceed this value will raise OutOfRangeError
.shuffle
: bool, whether to read the records in random order.queue_capacity
: int, size of the read queue. If None
, it will be set
roughly to the size of x
.num_threads
: Integer, number of threads used for reading and enqueueing. In
order to have predicted and repeatable order of reading and enqueueing,
such as in prediction and evaluation mode, num_threads
should be 1.target_column
: str, name to give the target column y
. This parameter
is not used when y
is a DataFrame
.Function, that has signature of ()->(dict of features
, target
)
ValueError
: if x
already contains a column with the same name as y
, or
if the indexes of x
and y
don't match.ValueError
: if 'shuffle' is not provided or a bool.