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How to Use CyberBoard
Create a GameBox File
Use the game designer program to create a GameBox file. A GameBox
contains all the playing boards, game pieces and annotation graphics
(called markers) used in a game. This is the major portion of the work
of using CyberBoard. Once the GameBox is created it may be used to create
many different game scenarios.
The following procedure is used to create a GameBox file:
TO BE ADDED
Setup a Game for Play
Use the game player program to create a game scenario file. The game
scenario contains:
- Playing piece tray definitions. Trays hold pieces that are not on
the playing board. For instance, if your game is checkers, a tray could
be used to hold king pieces and pieces removed from play. Alternately,
the game designer could have placed a "King" image on the backside
of the playing piece.
- Pieces placed on the board in their starting positions. For the game
of checkers they would be placed in their standard positions.
The steps to creating a scenario file are:
- Using the
CBPlay
program, create a Scenario file.
All games start from a scenario file. To create a scenario
use menu command File/New and
select Scenario. You'll be prompted to select the GameBox file
that the scenario is associated with.
- Next, use menu command Project/Select
Playing Boards to select the boards that are going to used in your scenario.
This selection process is to mimic the fact that some games come with more
than one playing board--only a few of which are used.
- Now create trays to hold playing pieces. Use menu command
Project/CreatePlaying Piece Tray.
Create any combination of trays that makes sense for your game. In
the case of the example generic game there is one for the red army and one for
the blue army.
- Transfer the pieces this scenario will use into the trays. To do this,
select one of the trays in the
main project window and press the Edit button. You'll be presented
with a dialog that is used to transfer pieces from the GameBox
playing piece groups into the trays.
- Finally, set up the game's starting situation for the game by dragging
pieces from the trays onto the playing board. Move them around etc.
- Close the file.

Playing a Game
- Use the menu command File/New and select
Game. You'll be prompted for the scenario file which defines the
starting setup for the game. You can now start playing. The game automatically
records your moves, messages, etc.
- When you're ready to send the moves to your opponent select the menu
command
File/Send Recorded Moves to File. E-Mail this file to your
opponent.
- When you get a move file from your opponent, use the menu command
File/Load Recorded Move File to load it.
Use commands on the Playback menu
to do the playback. When you're done, accept the move file and it'll be added
to your game history. Keep exchanging move files in the same manner.


- f - Static variable in class View.ViewManager
-
A font used in every subpanel as small label font
- factory - Variable in class gameData.XMLhandler
-
XMLInput factory used to create XMLStreamReaders.
- FieldOfStudy - Static variable in class gameData.DataBase
-
Contains player's majority
- FIELDOFSTUDY - Static variable in class gameData.XMLhandler
-
- Fields - Variable in class miniGames.ships.ShipsBoard
-
array of fields.
- fieldsCanBeat - Variable in class miniGames.Draughts.Pawn
-
- FieldsIShooted - Variable in class miniGames.ships.Computer
-
array with states of fields of opponents. true == field was under fire,
else in other case
- FieldsIShooted - Variable in class miniGames.ships.ShipPlayer
-
array with states of fields of opponents. true == field was under fire,
else in other case
- fieldsToBeat - Variable in class miniGames.Draughts.Pawn
-
- fieldsToBeat - Variable in class miniGames.Draughts.Pole
-
- FieldType - Variable in class miniGames.ships.ShipsField
-
field type.
- fileChooser - Variable in class View.ViewManager
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FileChooser component for easier saving and loading game
- findEmptyPole() - Method in class miniGames.Draughts.Computer
-
- findPawnPole() - Method in class miniGames.Draughts.Computer
-
- flipped - Variable in class miniGames.memory.Memory
-
Number of flipped (their front side is visible) cards on board.
- flush - Variable in class View.NewGame
-
A button that calls action setting all components to default values
- flush() - Method in class View.NewGame
-
Resets every editable component on this panel to default value
- folder - Variable in class miniGames.memory.Memory
-
Folder in which cards images are stored.
- fr - Variable in class miniGames.blockd.MyMouseAdapter
-
- frame - Static variable in class miniGames.ships.ShipsController
-
Main frame
- fs - Static variable in class View.ViewManager
-
A font used in every subpanel as TextArea font
- Function(String) - Method in class gameData.Activity
-
Function of dependency between player's statistics, is using in
timeInfluence function


Hospital Information Management System
Admit Bill
Admit Date: {{admitDate}}
Release Date: {{releaseDate}}
Days Spent: {{days}} days
Patient Name : {{patientName}}
Patient Address : {{pat_add}}
Disease and Symptoms :
{{desc}}
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Quantity |
Price |
Total Price |
| Room Charges | {{days}} Days | Rs. {{roomCharge}} | Rs. {{tc}} |
| Doctor Fee | - | Rs. {{doctorFee}} | Rs. {{doctorFee}} |
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Comparing Google Drive Code Editors
Introduction
In this article, I will be comparing several code editors for Google Drive. On of these (Code Your Cloud) is my own product, but I will attempt to be as unbiased as possible. The editors will be judged based on:
- Google Drive integration
- User interface
- Functionality
- Extra features
Let the code wars begin!
Judging
One of the earliest of its kind, Drive Notepad has almost 150,000 downloads on the Google Chrome store. Very simple and robust, it is a "bare bones" code editor.
Google Drive Integration: 8/10
Drive notepad is integrated very well with Google Drive. It can be opened through the contextual menu, and you can open files directly from the main editor. However, sharing is a hassle and has some bugs (the user is warned via a popup), as does authorization and permissions.
User Interface: 5/10
Drive notepad has a very minimal user interface, with a "floating square" that expands to show controls. This allows for a large editor. However, for the most part, the user interface is crude and ugly, with unsightly buttons. Furthermore, by default, the differences in the code are shown with red and green, which is distracting. This was one of my largest qualms with the editor, and it needs to be completely redone if it wants to compete with others. A lack of themes is also a minus, but not unexpected
Functionality: 7/10
Drive notepad does everything that it promises. You can save, open, and share files, all with minimal fuss. The editor is competent, has syntax highlighting for 37 languages, and syntax checking for javascript, css, and some other languages. However, there is no autocompletion, a feature found in many other editors. No collaboration is a minus.
Extra features: 4/10
Nothing fancy here. Drive Notepad allows you to explore the file's history and to print it, but not much else. No autosaving.
Editey is split up into several different editors (Javascript Editey, CSS Editey, and such) for individual languages. Editey allows you to host basic websites on Google Drive, and provides an extensive selection of templates.
Google Drive Integration: 10/10
The Google Drive integration of Editey is flawless. Initially, I thought that it was made by Google. The interface is nearly identical to that of Google Docs. You can open, create, and share files easily.
User Interface: 10/10
As stated above, the user interface is farmiliar, as well as easy to use.
Functionality: 8/10
Editey has a very robust editor, with autocompletion, syntax checking, and most importantly, collaboration. The collaborative tools, just like the user interface, is just like Google Doc's. You can chat, and insert comments into the code. The only downside is that the number of supported languages is low, limited to just 6 languages (javascript, html, css, php, css, and some others).
Extra Features: 7/10
With Editey, you can easily change the perferences, create Gists, and format the code. Furthermore, just like Google Docs, it has autosaving, which is a big plus.
An extension available off of the Google Chrome store, Drive Ace is another "bare bones" editor.
Google Drive Integration: 5/10
Although you can open files directly from Drive Ace, it doesn't work with the contextual menu, nor can you create new files directly from the editor. There is no file sharing, either.
User Interface: 7/10
The user interface is very simple, with all the controls on the bottom of the screen. They are very small, and there are few indicators of whether on not a button has actually been clicked. Much like Drive Notepad, the editor is lage, although everything else is small and crude. The editor is very customizable, a plus.
Functionality: 7/10
Plenty of languages and syntax checking make this editor very useful. You can also rename the file directly from the editor, a feature present in all of the reviewed editors. However, there is not autocompletion or collaboration. Drive Ace also autosaves your work, every 30 seconds by default.
Extra Features: 5/10
Drive Ace is unique among the reviewed editors in that the user has the option to switch to vim mode. This is especially useful for people who have done much of their coding using vim in the past.
Code Your Cloud was intented to be, rather than a minimalistic editor, to be full-featured and useful. This was accomplished, but speed and space suffered as a result.
Google Drive Integration: 9/10
Code Your Cloud, much like Editey, is integrated well with Google Drive, utilizing sharing, and the open dialog. However, it cannot insert comments like Editey.
User Interface: 8/10
The user interface is built off of the FlatUI bootstrap theme, and looks good. However, with the sidebar and console opened, the amount of editing space is on the small side.
Functionality: 10/10
Code Your Cloud supports over 100 languages, has autocompletion, and is collaborative. You can rename files, as well as create and upload new ones.
Extra features: 10/10
Code Your Cloud has themes, a todo list, javascript terminal, notepad, a color picker, and the ability to run javascript code. This adds some useful features not present in other editors, like a random text generator.
Conclusion
- Code Your Cloud: 37
- Editey: 35
- TIE Drive Notepad: 24
- TIE Drive Ace: 24
Although Code Your Cloud won because of the scoring scale, it is definetely not the best editor for everyone.
For Students: Editey/Code Your Cloud
No other editor can match Editey's collaboration capabilities. This is the editor to go with, if you happen to be working with on of the several languages supported by Editey. Otherwise, Code Your Cloud is also collaborative, but to a lesser degree.
For Sheep: Drive Notepad
If you like going with the most popular option, Drive Notepad has over 150,000 users.
For Feature Lovers: Code Your Cloud
The list of features goes on and on: todo list, autocompletion, collaboration, notepad...
For People Living Under Rocks: Drive Ace
It's the only editor that works offline.
For Artists: Code Your Cloud
It looks nice. Plus, it has 37 themes, customizable navbars, and a color picker.
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The green anaconda (Eunectes murinus) is a member of the boa family and the largest snake in the world. The anaconda can grow up and over about 8.8 meters and weighing over 249 kilograms, with the females growing slightly larger than the males. As the name suggests, they are a deep green colour, some with olive spots with yellow centers. |
Mi animal de amazonas es largo y pesado. Mi animal es verde. Anaconda verde es de Brasil, vive en pantanos. |
They live in damp, wet places: swamps, marshes, streams, rivers, and such. The water is typically where they would hunt for fish and turtles. But they also use the cover of water to capture other animals like capybaras, deer, wild pigs, and anything else remotely that size. The green anaconda is primarily located in the amazon rainforest and in the northern half of South America. |
Anaconda come venado, pez, carpincho, y jabalís. |
Due to its size, the anaconda doesn’t usually have any predators. Only when they are young they have any sort of enemies, which include: Jaguars, caimans, crab-eating foxes, and even other anacondas. Their lifespan in the wild will typically last around 10 years or 30 in captivity. |
También, los enemigos de mi animal de amazones son jaguars, caimanes, y anaconas. |
Fun fact: Green anacondas can go months without food if they had a large meal beforehand. |
Me gusta anaconda verde porque pueden ir sin comer durante mucho tiempo. Muy interesante. |
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Black Friday deals on eBay have begun
by KFSNThanksgiving may be weeks away, but you can start your Black Friday shopping on eBay right now.
Every Friday now through December 13, eBay will post the 'deal of the day' at 9 a.m. and you can make use of it as long as supplies last.
Prices are unveiled on the day of each deal, and the items also ship for free.


Multimedia is content that uses a combination of different content forms such as text, audio, images, animation, video and interactive content. Multimedia contrasts with media that use only rudimentary computer displays such as text-only or traditional forms of printed or hand-produced material.
Multimedia can be recorded and played, displayed, dynamic, interacted with or accessed by information content processing devices, such as computerized and electronic devices, but can also be part of a live performance.
Now a day, people use multimedia in various sectors like business, education, research, entertainment etc. Therefore we can define multimedia as follows : it is an interface used to present information in various formats like characters, numbers, symbols, audio, video, graphic and animation.
While using IECT Applications we can define multimedia in some different way. Here we can define multimedia as a combination of more than one media. These media are various software and hardware which are used for communication. Here computers and used to provide interface to users which help to find or search particular information, transmit the information. It will also help to work in simple way and play various games. Multimedia is used to improve the lifestyle in various sectors. Also multimedia can be used to develop applications which can be shared by various people simultaneously. e.g. various Encyclopaedias, Directories, Dictionaries, e books , newspaper etc. Multimedia can also be used in the powerfully in the fields of education and training. Learning can be made more interesting and impressive with the help of e learning. Multimedia is also used in the field of research. All the sectors like space, medical and industries are using the multimedia applications. Besides all the sectors described multimedia is mainly used in the field of entertainment. Various computers can be developed here. Various animation and cartoon effects can also be applied. Various effects on audio and video can also be given.


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Click here to download the full example code
Multi-Block Local Binary Pattern for texture classification¶
This example shows how to compute multi-block local binary pattern (MB-LBP) features as well as how to visualize them.
The features are calculated similarly to local binary patterns (LBPs), except that summed blocks are used instead of individual pixel values.
MB-LBP is an extension of LBP that can be computed on multiple scales in constant time using the integral image. 9 equally-sized rectangles are used to compute a feature. For each rectangle, the sum of the pixel intensities is computed. Comparisons of these sums to that of the central rectangle determine the feature, similarly to LBP (See LBP).
First, we generate an image to illustrate the functioning of MB-LBP: consider a (9, 9) rectangle and divide it into (3, 3) block, upon which we then apply MB-LBP.
from skimage.feature import multiblock_lbp
import numpy as np
from numpy.testing import assert_equal
from skimage.transform import integral_image
# Create test matrix where first and fifth rectangles starting
# from top left clockwise have greater value than the central one.
test_img = np.zeros((9, 9), dtype='uint8')
test_img[3:6, 3:6] = 1
test_img[:3, :3] = 50
test_img[6:, 6:] = 50
# First and fifth bits should be filled. This correct value will
# be compared to the computed one.
correct_answer = 0b10001000
int_img = integral_image(test_img)
lbp_code = multiblock_lbp(int_img, 0, 0, 3, 3)
assert_equal(correct_answer, lbp_code)
Now let’s apply the operator to a real image and see how the visualization works.
from skimage import data
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
from skimage.feature import draw_multiblock_lbp
test_img = data.coins()
int_img = integral_image(test_img)
lbp_code = multiblock_lbp(int_img, 0, 0, 90, 90)
img = draw_multiblock_lbp(test_img, 0, 0, 90, 90,
lbp_code=lbp_code, alpha=0.5)
plt.imshow(img)
plt.show()
On the above plot we see the result of computing a MB-LBP and visualization of the computed feature. The rectangles that have less intensities’ sum than the central rectangle are marked in cyan. The ones that have higher intensity values are marked in white. The central rectangle is left untouched.
Total running time of the script: ( 0 minutes 0.195 seconds)


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View the committee letter
application in full, along with the letters of recommendation from
the above professors, which will be available after they complete
their step in the process.
{% endif %}
Evaluations and Recommendations
{% for data in data.prehealth_committee_letter_evaluation_applicant.all %}
{% include "prehealth/committee_letter/evaluation/recommendation.inc.html" %}
{% endfor %}


About Ping Pong
Created by:
Christine Wasike
GitHub Username/URL:
ChristineWasike
Let's play!
Rules:
Ping Pong will count up to your number from 1 with the following exceptions:
- Numbers divisible by 3 become "ping"!
- Numbers divisible by 5 become "pong"!
- Numbers divisible by 3 and 5 become "pingpong"!


Financial Aid Policy
Financial Aid Policy of the IAR Social & Welfare Committee
- Financial Aid is provided from Zakat funds and therefore can be given only to individuals/applicants who qualify to receive Zakat. It is the responsibility of the Social & Welfare Committee to assess an applicant's Zakat eligibility and will deny any applications that they determine to be non-Zakat eligible.
- To determine if an individual is Zakat-eligible, the Social & Welfare Committee requires documentation (such as bank statements, tax returns, paystubs, etc). Depending on circumstances additional documentation can be requested. If the required documentation does not exist the applicant needs to provide a valid and verifiable reason (proof) for the application to be considered.
- The Social & Welfare Committee conducts interviews with the applicants to understand their situation to help in final decision making. Only the applicant, and his/her spouse or immediate family members can attend the interviews with the Social & Welfare Committee interviewers.
- The Social & Welfare Committee requires 2 weeks for processing the application after all information on the form and required documentation is complete.
- The Social & Welfare Committee can verify the applicant's information by running a credit check. By filling the form and signing it, the applicant authorizes the Social and Welfare Committee to investigate the applicants situation and income including performing a credit check and obtaining a credit report.
- Only individuals residing within the greater Raleigh area are eligible to apply for Financial Aid with IAR Social & Welfare Committee. Applications from outside Raleigh (like Durham, Chapel Hill) can be considered on a case-by-case basis.
- The Social & Welfare Committee of IAR does not provide funds directly to an applicant who requests monetary assistance. Checks are not written directly to the applicant but are written in the name of the third party to whom the applicant must pay. The IAR does not provide any cash payments to financial aid applicants. An applicant must provide a lease contract, bills, or other statements and documentation for which financial aid is being requested so that the amount and eligibility of the expense can be verified by Social & Welfare Committee staff.
- The Social & Welfare Committee of IAR does not provide funds to pay taxes on behalf of others (example, income tax due or property tax)
- The Social & Welfare Committee of IAR does not provide funds to cover airfare expenses or any immigration related fees (example, work authorization application fees).
- Financial Aid will only be provided to applicants who entered USA legally or are in the US legally. The applicant must bring a government issued picture ID and the Social Security card at the time of interview.
- Any payments towards bills which incur interest amounts or late fee need to be adjusted accordingly to take out such amounts. Social & Welfare Committee does not pay for interest or late fee of any sorts.
- Social & Welfare Committee has the right to deny any applications which request financial aid for items that are considered to be non-essential (example cable-TV service), or for those items that have alternative solutions, or are considered to be of entertainment value/purpose.
- The general rule to receive financial assistance through Social & Welfare Committee is once for every 12-month period. The maximum dollar amount limit per individual/applicant/family is $1,200 or other amount considered as reasonable to cover eligible expenses/bills. Both the frequency and the limit can be reviewed for special circumstances. However, this is by exception and requires the Social & Welfare Committee Chairperson's approval.
- The decision of approval or denial rests with the Social & Welfare Committee. If the applicant disagrees with the decision the applicant can file an appeal in writing stating their reasons to the Chairperson of Social & Welfare Committee. Any misconduct, anger bursts, misbehavior or lack of cooperation by an applicant or his/her spouse/relatives can disqualify the applicant from receiving financial aid.
- Anyone who has received Financial Assistance through Social & Welfare Committee is not eligible to join Social & Welfare Committee to be a volunteer/staff member on the Committee for a period of 2 years from the date of receiving assistance.
Revised on March 30 2014.


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October NPD: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare reigns
by Sherif SaedOctober has been a very good month for video game revenue this year.
The monthly NPD Group games report is here, and October has predictably been very busy. Hardware, software and accessories combined to generate $1.03 billion in spending, which is behind October 2018’s $1.57 billion.
Although that’s a significant drop year-on-year, October 2019 holds the second-highest total for an October this decade. Industry analyst Mat Piscatella believes this to be the result of fewer big games this October, and a two-week late release for Call of Duty compared to last year.
Hardware
Hardware continued to decline in October, dropping 41% compared to last year. Only $182 million were spent on hardware during the month. Nintendo Switch held its dominance, and even saw growth in October.
Once again, Switch was the best-selling console in October, and the best-selling so far this year.
Software
October this year saw spending of $620 million in software spending, a 37% drop compared to last year. That revenue is significantly higher still than most other Octobers, ranking third behind October 2008 and October 2018.
Unsurprisingly, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare was October’s best-selling game – now 12 years in a row. Not only that, Modern Warfare also exceeded all other 2019 releases to become this year’s best-seller so far this year.
The Outer Worlds claimed the second spot, which is good for a new IP. Luigi’s Mansion 3 landed at number three overall, but topped the Nintendo Switch charts.
Read on below for the top ten based on dollar sales.
NPD all platforms October 2019 top 10
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
- The Outer Worlds
- Luigi’s Mansion 3
- Madden NFL 20
- NBA 2K20
- Ghost Recon: Breakpoint
- WWE 2K20
- FIFA 20
- Borderlands 3
- Ring Fit Adventure
NPD PS4 October 2019 top 10
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
- The Outer Worlds
- NBA 2K20
- Madden NFL 20
- Ghost Recon: Breakpoint
- WWE 2K20
- FIFA 20
- Borderlands 3
- Mortal Kombat 11
- GTA 5
NPD Xbox One October 2019 top 10
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
- Ghost Recon: Breakpoint
- Madden NFL 20
- The Outer Worlds
- NBA 2K20
- Borderlands 3
- WWE 2K20
- FIFA 20
- GTA 5
- Gears 5
Games featured in this article


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| If you’re like me…Monday’s aren’t always the easiest. You’re coming down from an amazing weekend and then it’s back to “reality.” However, reality…can be anything you make it. |
| I decided that I wanted to start a new weekly series that would send you life, faith, or fitness inspiration directly to you first thing every Monday morning. |
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| So here’s to a fabulous Monday and a great start to a great week! |
| For more daily inspiration, feel free to like me on Facebook at www.facebook.com/livelifewithbecky |
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Selecting an AUTO FIELD will automatically create folders based on the keywords for that field...
Adding new fields and values can be used in one of two ways...
If you select mode of AND or OR and choose some fields and values then resources matching those fields and values will be loaded 'virtually' alongside resources that actually live in the folder...
Selecting 'Apply To Resources' simply gives each of the entered keywords to each resource that lives in this folder...
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Proof-of-diversity rule 1: After the first existing verifier in the block chain, a new verifier is only allowed if
none of the other blocks in the cycle, the previous cycle, or the two blocks before the previous cycle were
verified by new verifiers.
This rule exists to ensure that attackers cannot gain control of the chain by quickly introducing verifiers that
they control. The addition of the two blocks before the previous cycle is to avoid clustering new verifiers in the
chain.


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Please fill the following form to register your complain.
Please make sure that your problem is not fake, if it is so then you need to pay the fine Rs 3000/-(if you refuse to pay then your case will be handed over to the police).


Class: Mongoid::Contextual::GeoNear
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- Mongoid::Contextual::GeoNear
- Extended by:
- Forwardable
- Includes:
- Enumerable, Command
- Defined in:
- lib/mongoid/contextual/geo_near.rb
Instance Attribute Summary
Attributes included from Command
#collection, #collection The collection to query against., #criteria, #criteria The criteria for the context.
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#average_distance ⇒ Float?
Get the average distance for all documents from the point in the command.
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#distance_multiplier(value) ⇒ GeoNear
Provide a distance multiplier to be used for each returned distance.
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#each ⇒ Enumerator
Iterates over each of the documents in the $geoNear, excluding the extra information that was passed back from the database.
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#empty_and_chainable? ⇒ true
Is this context's criteria considered empty?.
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#execute ⇒ Hash
Execute the $geoNear, returning the raw output.
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#initialize(collection, criteria, near) ⇒ GeoNear
constructor
Initialize the new map/reduce directive.
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#inspect ⇒ String
Get a pretty string representation of the command.
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#max_distance(value = nil) ⇒ GeoNear, Float
Specify the maximum distance to find documents for, or get the value of the document with the furthest distance.
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#min_distance(value) ⇒ GeoNear
Specify the minimum distance to find documents for.
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#spherical ⇒ GeoNear
Tell the command to calculate based on spherical distances.
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Get the stats for the command run.
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#time ⇒ Float
Get the execution time of the command.
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#unique(value = true) ⇒ GeoNear
Tell the command whether or not the retured results should be unique.
Methods included from Command
Constructor Details
#initialize(collection, criteria, near) ⇒ GeoNear
Initialize the new map/reduce directive.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/contextual/geo_near.rb', line 75 def initialize(collection, criteria, near) @collection, @criteria = collection, criteria command[:geoNear] = collection.name.to_s command[:near] = near end |
Instance Method Details
#average_distance ⇒ Float?
Get the average distance for all documents from the point in the command.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/contextual/geo_near.rb', line 23 def average_distance average = stats["avgDistance"] (average.nil? || average.nan?) ? nil : average end |
#distance_multiplier(value) ⇒ GeoNear
Provide a distance multiplier to be used for each returned distance.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/contextual/geo_near.rb', line 59 def distance_multiplier(value) command[:distanceMultiplier] = value self end |
#each ⇒ Enumerator
Iterates over each of the documents in the $geoNear, excluding the extra information that was passed back from the database.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/contextual/geo_near.rb', line 39 def each if block_given? documents.each do |doc| yield doc end else to_enum end end |
#empty_and_chainable? ⇒ true
Is this context's criteria considered empty?
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# File 'lib/mongoid/contextual/geo_near.rb', line 213 def empty_and_chainable? true end |
#execute ⇒ Hash
Execute the $geoNear, returning the raw output.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/contextual/geo_near.rb', line 177 def execute results end |
#inspect ⇒ String
Get a pretty string representation of the command.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/contextual/geo_near.rb', line 90 def inspect %Q{#<Mongoid::Contextual::GeoNear selector: #{criteria.selector.inspect} class: #{criteria.klass} near: #{command[:near]} multiplier: #{command[:distanceMultiplier] || "N/A"} max: #{command[:maxDistance] || "N/A"} min: #{command[:minDistance] || "N/A"} unique: #{command[:unique].nil? ? true : command[:unique]} spherical: #{command[:spherical] || false}> } end |
#max_distance(value = nil) ⇒ GeoNear, Float
Specify the maximum distance to find documents for, or get the value of the document with the furthest distance.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/contextual/geo_near.rb', line 117 def max_distance(value = nil) if value command[:maxDistance] = value self else stats["maxDistance"] end end |
#min_distance(value) ⇒ GeoNear
Specify the minimum distance to find documents for.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/contextual/geo_near.rb', line 136 def min_distance(value) command[:minDistance] = value self end |
#spherical ⇒ GeoNear
Tell the command to calculate based on spherical distances.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/contextual/geo_near.rb', line 149 def spherical command[:spherical] = true self end |
#stats ⇒ Hash
Get the stats for the command run.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/contextual/geo_near.rb', line 189 def stats results["stats"] end |
#time ⇒ Float
Get the execution time of the command.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/contextual/geo_near.rb', line 201 def time stats["time"] end |
#unique(value = true) ⇒ GeoNear
Tell the command whether or not the retured results should be unique.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/contextual/geo_near.rb', line 164 def unique(value = true) command[:unique] = value self end |


YALIG - Yet Another Lorem Ipsum Generator - Options
Test Mail Address
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Include YALIG in Context Menu
Date Format
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dd.MM.yyyy
dd - day of month
MM - month
yyyy - year
The following options can also be changed directly while using the extension.
Insert Text Directly into Page
Copy the Text To Clipboard
Save


Use roles to assign users to particular roles. Any user placed in a particular role is automatically given access to certain parts of the Trifolia Workbench, called securables. Roles are specific to a particular organization.
The following roles are always available.
- Administrators - Access to all securables.
- Template/Profile Authors - Access to viewing, editing and exporting of templates/profiles, code systems, and value sets, and viewing of a number of reports.
- Users - View and export implementation guides, value sets, and code systems.
- IG Admins - View, edit, and export implementation guides, and view and export vocabulary and Schematron.
Administrators can also create additional roles, selecting sets of securables that are specific to those roles.


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Welcome to the Northwind Sample SPA
It is an Angular 8 and ASP.NET Core app that access Northwind database on SQL Azure using EntityLite micro ORM


MutexedStats is the start of a threadsafe Stats class. Currently, on MRIRuby the Stats object is already threadsafe, so there is no need to useMutexedStats.
# File lib/hitimes/mutexed_stats.rb, line 15 def initialize @mutex = Mutex.new end
Update the running stats with the new value in a threadsafe manner.
# File lib/hitimes/mutexed_stats.rb, line 24 def update( value ) @mutex.synchronize do super( value ) end end


With this user friendly application, you can view a map, top locations, and the forecast of the city searched. It uses OpenWeather API and two Google API's, to retrieve data for the inputed city.
Calendar App
A simple calendar app to plan out your day
Weather Dashboard
Lets users search for the weather in a given city using an OpenWeather API


Winston Churchill
The Man Who Saved the Free World
Who Was Winston Churchill?
Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill was a British politician, military officer and writer who served as the prime minister of Great Britain from 1940 to 1945 and from 1951 to 1955. After becoming prime minister in 1940, Churchill helped lead a successful Allied strategy with the U.S. and Soviet Union during World War II to defeat the Axis powers and craft postwar peace.
Timeline of Winston Churchill's life
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Born, 30 November, eldest son of Rt. Hon. Lord Randolph Churchill, 3rd son of 7th Duke of Marlborough, and Jennie Jerome.
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Cavalry cadet at Sandhurst Royal Military Academy
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Death of Lord Randolph Churchill, 24 January
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Became Privy Councillor, 1 May
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Married, 12 September, to Clementine, daughter of Sir Henry Hozier and Lady Blanche (née Ogilvy)
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Bought Chartwell Manor, Kent
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Returned to Conservative Party from Liberal Party
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Lecture tour in the United States
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Lecture tour in the United States
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Prime Minister, First Lord of the Treasury and Minister of Defence
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"Iron Curtain" Speech, Fulton, Missouri, 5 March
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Awarded Nobel Prize for Literature
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" If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without bloodshed; if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish than to live as slaves. "
-- Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh


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fc_feats = [m.fc_embed(fc_feats) for m in self.models]
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att_feats = [_att_feats[i].view(*(att_feats.size()[:-1] + (m.rnn_size,))) for i,m in enumerate(self.models)]
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p_att_feats = [m.ctx2att(att_feats[i].view(-1, m.rnn_size)) for i, m in enumerate(self.models)]
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att_feats = [pack_wrapper(m.att_embed, att_feats[...,:m.att_feat_size], att_masks) for m in self.models]
// Project the attention feats first to reduce memory and computation comsumptions.
p_att_feats = [m.ctx2att(att_feats[i]) for i,m in enumerate(self.models)]
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From: Miss Julian Zanna. Rue 12 Avenue williamsville Abidjan, Republic of Cote D' Ivoire<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Dear Friend, I am sorry if this mail will come to you as an embarrassment or a suprise,I just felt like empting myself to you,I got your contact through yahoo member's directory and having gone through you profile i decided to contact you ,as am faced with total frustration and hardship. My ernest prayer is that you find this mail in good health and blessings. I am presently residing in Abidjan,Cote d'Ivoire.I left my country with my father after the death of my mother during the war in our country and we came here because my father owned a business here,(cocoa business), during the going political crisis here which has turn out into a civil war since 2003,my father was attacked and killed here at the hit of the crisis as the rebels were killing prominent foreigners with the reason that they were financially supporting the government against them and the rebels are accusing the government of doing the killing. Presently,I am staying in a REFUGEE camp assisted by the Red cross organisation,due to the way which the camp is securized by united nations forces and after the death of my father,our house was set ablaze,I was unable to meet my needs pay my bills and accommodation. And in my dilemma which was another reason for going to the camp, where I could at least feed and sleep as I did not know anyone here. I take permission to go to the town where they have internet access to enable me correspond with you. Secondly,my late father concealed some amount of money in a trunk box and deposited it in a safe keeping house to the turn of $19.5 million dollars which I will want you to help me move out of this country because of the war here.But the safe keeping house does not know the true content of the trunk to be cash as my father declared upon deposit as containing art craft for export. My father confided so much in me after the death of my mother,infact I became his wife,we were so close that we never did anything without my knowledge and opinion All that I want is your sincere and genuine help in helping me safe guide this trunk which means that you will have to come here so that we can meet face to face first before proceeding with this claim,as we have to do the claiming of the trunk which the money is concealed claimed out of the safe keeping house first and the money moved out of this country as I am the named next of kin to this deposit. I can not allow the money remain here while because of the war here which possess a great risk to as my life and future solely lies on it.If you have heard from the news for the past few months now there has been intense fighting and bombing by the French troops which I will like to live here as soon as we have this money moved out of this country. I will also like upon your arrival here to open an account in any of the international banks of your choice here where this money will be lodged into for transfer to your country,I know that this is our first mail,but I have decided to confide in you from the choice of your word on your profile. I want you to know that for years now,I have lived in absolute frustration,tires and pains without any person around me,no parent,uncles or friend,but God had kept me until now,which I believe that I will smile once again. Thirdly,I do not want to attach myself to you out of desperation so that I do not get used rather I intend you helping me to claim this money as I intend living for your country to start an entire new life and complete my education,as you will have to help in the investment of this money. But I really need your help at this trial and difficult time of mine. I am totally frustrated that my whole mind for now lies on my survival which is securing this money.Please I am confiding completely in you and I really need your assistance at this point of my life as you alone knows of this venture. I will enclosed my copies of my personal pictures and my late father's pictures for your view I wait to hear from you. Please get back to me with the above yahoomail address as well shown below<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thanks and be bless. Julian Zanna.


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Changelog
Public Releases
v1.3 - 2020-04-19
- added option to change the feed url
- added option to change the number of items displayed
- added option to supress clearing the list before refreshing
- added an 'Options' command to open Tools | Options | General in one click
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- added selected theme support (same as in Start Page+)
- removed 'View More News' command
v1.1 - 2019-07-01
- added option to open links in default browser
v1.02 - 2019-06-07
- fixed conflict with Extensibility Logs
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- added website documentation
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- initial release
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Serves
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Slowly brasing turkey thighs in a casserole sauce gives the melting texture and rich flavours you'd expect from a red meat osso bucco.
Preheat the oven to 170C/340F/Gas 3½.
Heat the olive oil in an ovenproof casserole. Put the flour in a bowl, season with salt and pepper.
Coat the thighs with flour and shake off the excess. Fry in the casserole skin-side down first, and then turn to colour all over. Remove the meat from the pan and set aside.
Put the onion, carrot and celery into the casserole dish and fry until golden-brown, then add the garlic, thyme and bay leaves.
Add the tomatoes and sugar to the casserole and put the thighs on top of vegetables in a single layer.
Cover with stock and white wine and bring to the boil. Cover with a circle of greaseproof paper and a lid.
Cook in the oven for about two hours, or until well cooked.
Carefully lift the turkey from the casserole and set aside somewhere warm. To thicken the sauce (if necessary) bring the cooking liquor to a boil and cook until the volume of liquid has reduced .
For the salsa verde, place all the ingredients in a bowl and mix together.
Mix the orange zest and parsley.
To serve, put a thigh in each serving dish and pour over the sauce. Sprinkle with the zest and parsley and serve with the salsa verde.


The afternoon and evening before the experience was full of some of the best stories I have heard in years: altogether a very refreshing and lengthy conversation that broke up the monotony of the summer of 2005. The amphetamine psychosis from the daily dose of Dex was catching up to me fast, so it seemed that some downers were in order. The 1 mg Xanax I had on hand did the job nicely, but reminded me how addicting they truly are, for the simple reason that they make me feel normal and mellow, as if the last three years of drug use had disappeared.
The conversation was now shifting from happy stories to injury stories, but the room was still glowing with positive vibrations. Injury stories led to drug stories, and then drug stories led to more rampant brain destruction, as the Salvia was brought out. Luckily, I had the perfect item to smoke the material: a homemade hookah, contructed from a goldschlager bottle. A standardized 6x extract was weighed out to be enough for three people, with some powdered leaf added.
Salvia is perfect for when I need to leave reality for half an hour, it is one of few drugs that can hit me faster than I can react. My co-psychonaut (who shall be known as Bobby) was first up: a torch lighter cooked the bowl quickly, and made the chamber white with hallucinogenic smoke. With the chamber cleared, he was off to Wonderland for the first time. Next up was D, a SaDi veteran, who took her hit and spaced out in her chair while I prepared my bowl-load: one full bowl of extract, all for myself.
I made every strange face that only a drug-user would know is the telltale sign of trying not to cough out a hit too big for my lungs. That thirty seconds of holding in smoke stretched out in a similiar fashion as 4:19 does every day. 'Time to see how far down the rabbit hole goes,' was the last thing I can recall saying, or doing for that matter. The visuals came right on schedule, only this time they stayed. The overwhelming first rush was now calm and gradual, I was slowly climbing to the peak of this mountain, instead of taking the express route.
My next coherent thought came half an hour later, and even just an hour after the fact, the sheet that covers and alters the mind has not yet lifted. I feel a sedation which could only be described as, well, indescribable. The core of my soul has been slowed.
The experience has left me floating in the ebb of the greatest surge of life, my brain has shifted to a low gear, and now I spend the evening at home, while my brain is out for a drive along a summer beach, cruising with the windows down, basking in the soft moonlight.
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Thief pinched charity tin and helped himself to hair gel in raid on Ayrshire barbers
Dillon Gilmour also stole a cash register full of money and two music systems.
by Irvine Herald, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/irvine-herald/, Tara FitzpatrickAn Irvine man who ransacked a barbers in Stevenston has been jailed.
Dillon Gilmour broke into the Turkish Barber shop on Townhead Road on May 3 last year.

The offence was also committed while Gilmour, of Pladda Court, Irvine, was on bail for another offence.
The 25-year-old was also found in possession of a knife on Glencairn Street on the date of the break-in.
He admitted the offences at when he appeared before Kilmarnock Sheriff Court this week and was sentenced to 21 months in prison by Sheriff Shirley Foran.


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And similarly, We sent not a warner before you (O Muhammad SAW) to any town (people) but the luxurious ones among them said: "We found our fathers following a certain way and religion, and we will indeed follow their footsteps." |
| 043:023 Maulana | : |
And thus, We sent not before thee a warner in a town, but its wealthy ones said: Surely we found our fathers following a religion, and we follow their footsteps. |
| 043:023 Pickthal | : |
And even so We sent not a warner before thee (Muhammad) into any township but its luxurious ones said: Lo! we found our fathers following a religion, and we are following their footprints. |
| 043:023 Rashad | : |
Invariably, when we sent a warner to any community, the leaders of that community would say, "We found our parents following certain practices, and we will continue in their footsteps." |
| 043:023 Sarwar | : |
In the same way, whenever We had sent a Messenger before you to warn a town, the rich ones therein said, "We found our fathers following a certain belief and we follow in their footsteps. |
| 043:023 Shakir | : |
And thus, We did not send before you any warner in a town, but those who led easy lives in it said: Surely we found our fathers on a course, and surely we are followers of their footsteps. |
| 043:023 Sherali | : |
Even so WE never sent any Warner before thee to any township, but the wealthy ones among them said, 'We found our fathers following a certain course, and we are following in their footsteps.' |
| 043:023 Yusufali | : |
Just in the same way, whenever We sent a Warner before thee to any people, the wealthy ones among them said: "We found our fathers following a certain religion, and we will certainly follow in their footsteps." |
Concepts/Themes Covered: العمل > العمل الطالح > التقليد في العمل Action(Work)> Bad Deeds>Immitation الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > المجتمع > التقليد الأعمى Man and The Social Relations>The Society>Following the Predecessors Unconsciously تنظيم العلاقات المالية > الغنى > المترفون Organizing Financial Relationships>Richness>Those who Lead a Life of Luxury
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A class that represents a raster image as a space. This is designed to be
used in conjunction with a GIS system such as ESRI ArcGis or GRASS.
The raster image is treated as a continuous system of coordinates with
cells that hold values underlying. Much of the code for reading the
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MOORE, VON_NEUMANN |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
RasterSpace(double left,
double bottom,
double right,
double top,
double cellSize,
int w,
int h)
Constructs an empty RasterSpace. |
|
RasterSpace(double top,
double left,
double cellSize,
int w,
int h)
Constructs an empty RasterSpace. |
|
RasterSpace(java.io.InputStream stream)
Creates a RasterSpace from an ESRI ASCII Raster file connected to the specified input stream. |
|
RasterSpace(java.lang.String name)
Creates a RasterSpace from an ESRI ASCII Raster file. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
int |
getCellCol(double x)
|
int |
getCellRow(double y)
|
double |
getCellSize()
|
BaseMatrix |
getMatrix()
Gets the matrix collection class that contains all the values |
java.lang.Object |
getObjectAt(double x,
double y)
Return the object at a coordinate point. |
java.lang.Object |
getObjectAt(int x,
int y)
Return the object at an integer point. |
double |
getOriginX()
|
double |
getOriginY()
|
java.awt.Dimension |
getSize()
Gets the dimension of the space |
int |
getSizeX()
Gets the size of the x dimension |
int |
getSizeY()
Gets the size of the y dimension |
double |
getTermX()
|
double |
getTermY()
|
double |
getValueAt(double x,
double y)
Get the value at a coordinate point. |
double |
getValueAt(int x,
int y)
Get the value at an integer point. |
boolean |
onSurface(double x,
double y)
Determines if a set of coordinates is on the raster. |
void |
putObjectAt(double x,
double y,
java.lang.Object object)
Put an object at a coordinate point. |
void |
putObjectAt(int x,
int y,
java.lang.Object object)
Put an object at an integer point. |
void |
putValueAt(double x,
double y,
double value)
Put a value at a coordinate point. |
void |
putValueAt(int x,
int y,
double value)
Put a value at an integer point. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public RasterSpace(double top, double left, double cellSize, int w, int h)
top
- The uppermost y coordinateleft
- The leftmost x coordinatecellSize
- The size of a raster cellh
- The height of the spacew
- The width of the spacepublic RasterSpace(double left, double bottom, double right, double top, double cellSize, int w, int h)
left
- The westernmost x coordinatebottom
- The southernmost y coordinateright
- The easternmost x coordinatetop
- The northernmost y coordinatecellSize
- The size of the raster cellpublic RasterSpace(java.lang.String name) throws java.io.IOException
name
- The name of the ESRI ASCII raster file.
java.io.IOException
- if there is a problem reading the filepublic RasterSpace(java.io.InputStream stream) throws java.io.IOException
stream
- The input stream for the raster file of the ESRI
ASCII raster file.
java.io.IOException
- if there is a problem reading from the
stream| Method Detail |
|---|
public final boolean onSurface(double x, double y)
public final int getCellRow(double y)
public final int getCellCol(double x)
public BaseMatrix getMatrix()
Discrete2DSpace
getMatrix
in interface Discrete2DSpace
public double getOriginX()
public double getOriginY()
public double getTermX()
public double getTermY()
public java.lang.Object getObjectAt(int x, int y)
getObjectAt
in interface Discrete2DSpace
x
- The columny
- The Row
public java.lang.Object getObjectAt(double x, double y)
x
- The x coordinatey
- The y cooredinatepublic java.awt.Dimension getSize()
Discrete2DSpace
getSize
in interface Discrete2DSpace
public int getSizeX()
Discrete2DSpace
getSizeX
in interface Discrete2DSpace
public int getSizeY()
Discrete2DSpace
getSizeY
in interface Discrete2DSpace
public double getValueAt(int x, int y)
getValueAt
in interface Discrete2DSpace
x
- The columny
- The row
public double getValueAt(double x, double y)
x
- The x coordinatey
- The y coordinatepublic void putObjectAt(int x, int y, java.lang.Object object)
putObjectAt
in interface Discrete2DSpace
x
- The columny
- The rowobject
- the object to putpublic void putObjectAt(double x, double y, java.lang.Object object)
x
- The x coordinatey
- The y coordinatepublic void putValueAt(int x, int y, double value)
putValueAt
in interface Discrete2DSpace
x
- The columny
- The rowvalue
- the value to put at x,ypublic void putValueAt(double x, double y, double value)
x
- The x coordinatey
- The y coordinatepublic double getCellSize()
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{% extends "correctiv_eurosfueraerzte/zerodocs/detail.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% load number_utils %} {% block header_sidebar_title %} {% trans "Zero Francs Doctor" %} {% endblock %} {% block header_sidebar_about %}
{% blocktrans %}Since 2016 the pharma industry publishes the fees paid to individual doctors – if they agreed to the publication. The problem: doctors who don't take any money are not visible in this transparency project. {% endblocktrans %}
{% trans "To the Zero Francs Doctors Project" %}
{% endblock %} {% block recipient_main %} {% with efpia_years=zerodoc.get_confirmed_efpia_years %} {% if efpia_years %}{% blocktrans with name=zerodoc.get_full_name year_list=efpia_years|join_list count counter=efpia_years|length context "CH" %} {{ name }} has not received benefits from pharma companies under the pharma cooperation codex (PKK) transparency codex in {{ year_list }}. {% plural %} {{ name }} has not received benefits from pharma companies under the pharma cooperation codex (PKK) in {{ year_list }}. {% endblocktrans %}
{% endif %} {% with observational_years=zerodoc.get_confirmed_observational_years %} {% if observational_years %}{% if efpia_years %} {% blocktrans with name=zerodoc.get_full_name year_list=observational_years|join_list count counter=observational_years|length context "CH" %} Additionally, {{ name }} has not received fees for observational studies/NIS in {{ year_list }}. {% plural %} Additionally, {{ name }} has not received fees for observational studies/NIS in {{ year_list }}. {% endblocktrans %} {% else %} {% blocktrans with name=zerodoc.get_full_name year_list=observational_years|join_list count counter=observational_years|length context "CH" %} {{ name }} has not received fees for observational studies/NIS in {{ year_list }}. {% plural %} {{ name }} has not received fees for observational studies/NIS in {{ year_list }}. {% endblocktrans %} {% endif %}
{% endif %} {% endwith %} {% endwith %} {% endblock %} {% block "eurosfueraerzte-recipients_similar_address_title" %} {% trans "Organisations and doctors at similar address" %} {% endblock %} {% block "eurosfueraerzte-recipients_nearby_title" %} {% trans "Nearby doctors and organisations" %} {% endblock %} {% block recipient_sidebar %}{% blocktrans %} The disclosure according to the transparency code does not apply to payments by pharma companies for clinical trials and observational studies. The pharma companies withhold the details of these payments to doctors and only publish aggregate sums. {% endblocktrans %}
{% if payments %} {% include includes.recipient_sidebar %} {% endif %} {% endblock %}


Copyright © 2008 W3C® (MIT, ERCIM, Keio), All Rights Reserved. W3C liability, trademark and document use rules apply.
The Resource Description Framework (RDF) is a general-purpose language for representing information in the Web.
This document defines Notation 3 (also known as N3), an assertion and logic language which is a superset of RDF. N3 extends the RDF datamodel by adding formulae (literals which are graphs themselves), variables, logical implication, and functional predicates, as well as providing an textual syntax alternative to RDF/XML.
This section describes the status of this document at the time of its publication. Other documents may supersede this document. A list of current W3C publications can be found in the W3C technical reports index at http://www.w3.org/TR/.
This January 2008 W3C Team Submission, with its linked grammars and test suites, defines the N3 language. It is the product of experience with working code since 2000, and much discusssion in secifically the W3C RDF Interest Group and Semantic Web Interest Groups. It may be put into W3C note form, or even Recommendation track form, in the future. There is a large amount of implementation with N3 and its subsets. There also a large number of tests. However, the test suite has not been completely vaidated against the grammar.
By publishing this document, Tim Berners-Lee and Dan Connolly have made a formal submission to W3C for discussion. Publication of this document by W3C indicates no endorsement of its content by W3C, nor that W3C has, is, or will be allocating any resources to the issues addressed by it. This document is not the product of a chartered W3C group, but is published as potential input to the W3C Process. Please consult the complete list of acknowledged W3C Team Submissions.
This is the specification of the Notation3 language, of internet Media Type text/rdf+n3. Normative parts of the specification are thus. Non-normative parts and comments thus.
This is a language which is a compact and readable alternative to RDF's XML syntax, but also is extended to allow greater expressiveness. It has subsets, one of which is RDF 1.0 equivalent, and one of which is RDF plus a form of RDF rules.
This document is a specification of the language suitable for those familiar with the general concepts. The developer learning N3 is invited to try the A tutorial, while implementers looking for for a particular detail of the definition of the logic are steered toward the operational semantics. There is also a list of other N3 resources.
This language has ben developed in the context of the Semantic Web Interest Group. Comments on this document should be sent to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The aims of the language are
The language achieves these with the following features:
The grammar of N3 is defined by a context free grammar:
While this obviously provides a bootstrap problem for implementers, it is a common format one would expect N3 developers to share. Non-authoritative generated copies of the same grammar are provided in the following dialects:
| N3 | RDF/XML | EBNF as used in XML 1.1 | HTML | yacc |
The N3 test suite provides a check for implementers.
The work of validating the grammar and test suite against each other is not complete.
N3 files are encoded in UTF-8 (See RFC2279), in normalized in Normalization Form C. The language is defined in terms of a sequence of Unicode characters.
(Implementations may chose to implement using 8-bit bytes, passing bytes >7F transparently, but this will not allow them to check the validity of embedded non-ASCII characters. Note also that some systems internally use UTF-16 encoding which uses 16 bits as a rule, but allows full 20-bit unicode code points to be encoded as two 16-bit units. This may be a suitable implementation for a system which passes such characters without counting them or breaking apart strings of them. A full 32 unicode implementation would normally be preferable.)
The exact set of unicode character to be allowed in (a) literal strings or (b) identifiers may need to be revised if the unicode specification is revised in unanticipated ways in the future)
This document defines, in the linked grammar, the allowable
syntax and, for documents of valid syntax, the meaning, of a
document in the [proposed] text/rdf+n3
MIME type
(Internet Content Type). It also defines the fragment identifier
syntax and semantics.
As the type is in the text tree, agents which do not understand it will and should display it as text for human consumption.
This MIME type is used with a charset parameter: the encoding is always utf-8. The only occasion that the encoding can be omitted is when it happens (and is guaranteed by the sender) that all of the unicode characters in the file are in fact that subset which is the 7-bit ASCII set. This is because the default encoding for types in the text/* tree is ASCII.
The fragment identifier part of a URI where the rest of the URI is that of an information resource which has a representation in N3 is used to identify any thing whatever, abstract or concrete.
The N3 representation may give information about that thing by including its URI as one of the terms in a statement.
The fragment identifier syntax should match the syntax for the part of a qname after the colon. The qname syntax can be used within the document to refer to the thing the full URI identifies.
It is good practice to use URIs of this form to identify things, and to ensure that the N3 document which is served to the inquirer contains useful information which the publisher of the information, and owner of the URI, considers relevant, useful and interesting to any agent (human or machine) dereferencing the URI. It is good practice to include statements relating the thing to other things, also identified by URIs. The use of URIs whose part before the hash sign is a different information resource constitutes a form of link, leading an agent to possibly dereference the other URI and gain more information.
This section describes the syntax which is not given by the grammar. If a parser is generated automatically from the grammar, the tokenizer must be written to take the following into account.
Tokenizing and white space is not specified in the grammar for simplicity. White space must be inserted whenever the following token could start with a character which could extend the preceding token. Whitespace may not be inserted within a token, except that it may be freely added and removed whitespace within a URI between angle brackets. This allows complex URIs to be broken onto several lines, which in turn allows N3 to be sent for example of email systems in which a limited line length.
All URIs are quoted with angle brackets. Whitespace within the <> is to be ignored. Whitespace may therefore be used on output to split a long URI between lines.
The @base directive sets the base URI to be used for the parsing of relative URIs. It takes, itself, a relative URI, so it can be used to change the base URI relative to the previous one.
@base <http://example.org/products/>. ... @base <prod123/>. ... @base <../>.
Note that if files are to be concatenated, the base URI of one may adversely affect parsing of another, unless @base is avoided, or used consistently with absolute URIs.
The @prefix directive binds a prefix to a namespace URI. It indicates that a qualified name (qname) with that prefix will thereafter be a shorthand for a URI consisting of the concatenation of the namespace identifier and the bit of the qname to the right of the (only allowed) colon.
The namespace prefix may be empty, in which case the qname starts with a colon. This is known as the default namespace. The empty prefix "" is by default , bound to "#" -- the local namespace of the file. The parser behaves as though there were a
@prefix : <#>.
just before the file. This
means that <#foo>
can be written
:foo
and using @keywords
one can reduce
that to foo
.
Keywords are a very limited set of alphanumeric strings which are in the grammar prefixed by an at sign "@".
Qnames using the default namespace which has an empty prefix start with a colon. The language becomes more readable when keywords and/or qnames can be written without the at sign or colon prefix, but clearly one cannot do both.
In many languages similar to N3, there is a risk of ambiguity as to whether a naked alphanumeric string is a keyword or an identifier. Serious version management problems occur when new keywords are added to a language, changing things which were identifiers into keywords. N3 is designed to be extended in the future, and possibly branched into specific languages such as query languages. For this reason, an N3 document can declare which keywords it uses without the at sign. This allows N3 to be extended without the danger that existing documents be incorrectly interpreted by future systems, or future documents by existing systems.
If no @keywords directive is given, qualified names all have
colons, and unquoted alphanumerics are all keywords. Only the
keywords is
, of
, and a
may
be used naked.
If the @keywords directive is given, the
keywords given will thereafter be recognized without a "@" prefix,
and anything else is a local name in the default namespace. Any
keyword may still be given, even if not in the keyword list, by
prefixing it with "@". Because keywords are declared in this way,
we will have the freedom later to make extensions to the syntax
using new keywords without fear of ambiguity. However, the
tokenizer has to be aware of the @keywords
setting. The grammar is written as without reference to the keywords
system at all, on the assumption that the string has been preprocessed
by a keyword processor to put a "@" on all keywords and a ":" on all
qnames in the default namespace.
The """value""" string form is used simply for multi-line values or values containing quote marks.
The Unicode sets have been defined to be compatible with those used in XML 1.1. Unicode has changed over the years, and the intention of this specification would be to change if necessary. However, it is understood that the character ranges in the grammar should be stable even though the introduction of a few new code points into the Unicode system.
Escaping in strings uses the same conventions as Python strings except for a \U extension introduced by NTriples spec. N3 strings represent ordered sequences of Unicode characters.
Some escapes (\a, \b, \f, \v) should be avoided because the corresponding characters are not allowed in RDF.
| Escape Sequence | Meaning |
|---|---|
\newline |
Ignored |
\\ |
Backslash (\ ) |
\' |
Single quote (' ) |
\" |
Double quote (" ) |
\n |
ASCII Linefeed (LF) |
\r |
ASCII Carriage Return (CR) |
\t |
ASCII Horizontal Tab (TAB) |
\uhhhh |
character in BMP with Unicode value U+hhhh |
\U00hhhhhh |
character in plane 1-16 with Unicode value U+hhhhhh |
In N3, the double quote character is used for strings. The single quote character is reserved for future use. The single quote character does not need to be escaped in an N3 string.
**RDF and N3 are defined in terms of characters, not bytes. Therefore, the \ooo and \xhh escapes are not used.
The hexadecimal digit as in unicode escapes are UPPERCASE. This is designed to match the NTriples strings.
This section describes the meaning of the productions in the grammar
An N3 document encodes a set of statements, and its meaning is the conjunction of the meaning of the statements.
The statement of the form x p y.
asserts that the
relation p holds between x and y. The semantics of statements,
where they are valid RDF statements, are those described in the RDF
abstract syntax document [RDFAS].
When p is identified by a URI, and that URI when dereferenced in the Web gives some information, that information may in practice be used to determine more information about the semantics of the statement.
In property lists, the semicolon ; is shorthand for repeating the subject. In object lists , is shorthand for repeating the verb.
For three URIs commonly used as predicates, N3 provides a
special shorthand syntax. This may only be used in the predicate
position in a statement. The RDF type predicate shorthand is the
keyword a
. (This needs no @ sign, unless @keyword is
given and it is not in the keyword list.)
| Shorthand | stands for |
|---|---|
a |
<http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#type> |
= |
<http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#sameAs> |
=> |
<http://www.w3.org/2000/10/swap/log#implies> |
<= |
<http://www.w3.org/2000/10/swap/log#implies> but in
the inverse direction |
There are several ways in N3 of representing a blank, or unnamed node: the underscore namespace, the square bracket syntax, and the path syntax.
N3 allows has a special _: namespace prefix. An identifier of such
a form (e.g. _:a17
)
represents an blank node. The name a17 is only used
in the serialization to connect different mentionings of the same node.
There is no commitment to it as a name.
It may not be used as a URI. A serialization which uses arbitrary
different node identifiers is completely equivalent, as is
one which uses the other blank node syntaxes below for the same data.
When formulae are nested, _: blank nodes syntax used to only identify blank node in the formula it occurs directly in. It is an arbitrary temporary name for a symbol which is existentially quantified within the current formula (not the whole file). They can only be used within a single formula, and not within nested formulae.
This is the one blank node syntax available even in the NTriples minimal subset of N3.
[ pl ]
means x, where there exists some
x such that x has properties in the property list
pl
. For example,
[ :firstname "Ora" ] dc:wrote [ dc:title "Moby Dick" ] .
is a statement which would be means in math
exists x, y . firstname(x, "Ora") & dc:wrote(x,y) & dc:title (y, "Moby Dick")
or in english "Some person who has a first name Ora wrote a book entitled "Moby Dick". Note not "the book" or "the person".
This can equally well be written
[x:firstname "Ora" ; dc:wrote [dc:title "Moby Dick" ]] .
or
[] x:firstname "Ora" ; dc:wrote [dc:title "Moby Dick" ].
The [] maybe read loosely as "something".
These are just shorthand. x!p means [ is p of x ] in the above anonymous node notation. You can read it as "x's p". This is a little reminiscent of the "." in object oriented programming "object.slot" syntax.
The reverse traversal, x^p means [ p x ] . For either forward or backward traversal, p is a property, and x can be a whole path with both ! and ^ in it.

An RDF document parses to a set of statements, or graph. However RDF itelf has no datatype allowing a graph as a literal value. N3 extends RDF allows a graph itself to be referred to within the language, where it is known as a formula. A { statementlist } is a formula whose meaning is the the logical conjunction (equivalent to syntactic juxtaposition) of the statements in the list. It is a set, as the same statement occuring more than once has no meaning. It is unordered set.
{ [ x:firstname "Ora" ] dc:wrote [ dc:title "Moby Dick" ] } a n3:falsehood .
This claims that the expression in {braces} is false - that there is nothing called Ora which wrote anything titled "Moby Dick".
A formula is considered, like a literal string, to be defined only by its contents.
Apart from the set of statements, a formula also has a set of URIs of symbols which are universally quantified, and a set of URIs of symbols which are existentially quanitified. Variables are then in general symbols which have been quantified. There is a also a shorthand syntax ?x which is the same as :x except that it implies that x is universally quantified not in the formula but in its parent formula
The semantics of a formula are than the contents are quoted. Variable substitution does recursively take place within a formula, but substitution of equals does not. The variable substitution is used for example when formulae are used for rules, and patch file formats. See the tutorial introduction to rules.
Certain propoerties may, by their semantics, allow the propagataion of substitution of equals, by agents which are aware of that semantics. So for example, if the statement { F ex:or G } is true, where F and G are formulae, then it ise useful to define a disjunction operator ex:or such that if a = b, then it is also true that { F ex:or G' } where G' is the result or substituiting b for a in G.
The @forAll
directives declare variables which are
universally quantified: the formula is true for any value of the
variable. Similarly, @forSome
gives an existential
quantification: there exists some value of the variable for which
the formula is true. (Note also that the blank node notations above
all introduce
introduce a blank node, which is an unnamed existential
variable)
@forSome <#g>. <#g> <#loves> <#you>
is equivalent to
[ <#loves> <#you> ] .
If both universal and existential quantification are specified for the same formula, then the scope of the universal quantification is outside the scope of the existentials:
@forAll <#h>. @forSome <#g>. <#g> <#loves> <#h> .
means
for all h
for some g
g loves h
("Every has someone who loves them" rather than "Somebody loves everybody")
which you might think of as
∀h(∃g(loves(g,h))
Notation3 in practice uses lists frequently, as ordered containers,
as argument lists to Nary functions, and so on. Implementations may
treat list as a data type rather than just a ladder of rdf:first
and rdf:rest properties. The use of rdf:first and rdf:rest can be
regarded as a reification of the list datatype.
This use of lists requires more axioms than are actually defined in
the RDF specification.
This may seem obvious when you think of a list as a datatype. Occasionally people express surprise that statements like the one above which have a list as a subject but no information about it disappear when loaded into an N3 store.
The BNF syntax above describes the syntax for various literal productions. These syntax strings identify values which are members of various classes of number. The BNF productions should not be confused with the relationship between number classes. In the syntax, integer, rational and real productions are distinct. When it comes to the values they represent, all integers are also rational numbers, and all nationals are also real numbers.
There is no distinction between the rationals 1.0 and 1/1 and the the integer 1. The semantics of rational numbers are true to normal mathematical equality.
The issue of reals is more complicated, as any real literal is necessary approximate. So while there is a real number which is equal to the rationals 1 or 1/3, reals do not support this comparison. (See XML Schema Datatypes)
The words true
and false
are boolean
literals.
For various purposes it is useful to define limited subsets of the language. These are defined in terms of N3 by grammar.
NTriples is an extremely constrained language which uses hardly any syntactic sugar at all: it is optimized for reading by scripts, and comparing using text tools. It just allows one triple on each line. It was designed for the RDF test suite parser reference output.
[The RDF test suite format is not committed to be an exact subset of N3, and currently (2004) specified uses a \uXXXX form for encoding unicode characters in URIs, in variance with N3, and the IRI drafts which use %XX encoding of utf-8. Currently this output option is a --n3=u flag in cwm].
Turtle is another subset, for only expressing RDF. It is like n3-rdf below except that it does not have the path syntax. It is a subejct of a searate document.
The fact that the turtle language is a subset of the N3 language has not been checked from the grammars.
Grammars for N3 subsets are linked below.
| N3 the full language | N3 | RDF/XML | HTML | yacc |
| N3-rdf (under development). This is an N3 language which is constrained so that only correct RDF graphs can be defined. This is all you need for data. | N3 | RDF/XML | HTML | |
| N3-rules (under development). This subset allows {} only for making rules like {...} =>{...}, to be equivalent to various other rule languages out there. | N3 | RDF/XML | HTML | |
| N3-QL (under development) Restrictions very similar to N3-Rules | N3 |
| Feature | Expresses RDF 1.0 | @prefix
[], ; a |
Collections | Numeric literals | Literal subj | RDF Path | Rules | Formulae |
| syntax: | (<a> <b>) | 2 | 7 a n:prime. | x!y^z | {?x}=>{?x} | {} @forAll | ||
| NTriples | y | |||||||
| Turtle | y | y | y | |||||
| N3 RDF | y | y | y | y | y | y | ||
| N3 Rules | y plus | y | y | y | y | y | y | |
| N3 | y plus | y | y | y | y | y | y | y |
Sean Palmer and other folks on irc://openprojects.net/rdfig and later irc://openprojects.net/swig suggested many things and reviewed new ideas (and scrapped old ones!). Yosi Scharf created the parser test suites and worked on consistency between grammar, test suites and code. Thanks to all implementers on N3 software in all countries and langauges!
Whilst complex numbers (with integer, rational or real parts) are a reasonable class to add, it is not seen as a priority at the moment.
The literal syntax for decimals as 1.0 as opposed to double length reals as 1.0e0 or 1e0 was decided in coordination with the DAWG working group in January 2006.
They were added to Notation3 in 2006-02 in
discussion with the SPARQL language developers, the Data Access
Working Group. Note that no existing documents will have used a
naked true or false word, without a @keyword
statement
which would make it clear that they were not to be treated as
keywords. Furthermore any old parser encountering true or false
naked or in a @keywords statement would throw an error,
so misunderstanding is avoided
[The type application/n3 was applied for in 2002 and again in 2006. The IETF-W3C liaison meeting established that the mime type would be formally awarded when the N3 specification was in a 'published' form. In the mean time, it should be used as part of the point of N3 is to be human readable, and so the text tree is indicated. The application for text/rdf+n3 within the IANA registry is pending as of 2006-02 as IANA #5004. While registration is pending, applications should use the proposed type in anticipation of registration, not an x- type.]
In 2008-01, this specification was submitted as a W3C Team Submission. Some discussion of the mime type occured, in hich the consesnsus appeared to be that text/n3 was preferable to text/rdf+n3, and so that change was adopted.
In 2008-01, there was some discussion also as to whether the encopding parameter really was likely to be used in practical systems. That general IETF architecture is outside the scope of the document.
Added ( node node ...) list shorthand, as code now reads and writes it.
Added a little about self-describing documents.
[UTF8] F. Yergeau, UTF-8, a transformation format of ISO 10646, IETF, RFC2279
[UNF] Mark Davis, Martin Dürst, Unicode Normalization Forms , Unicode Consortium: Unicode Standard Annex #15
[NT]Jan Grant, David Beckett RDF Test Cases W3C Recommendation, Section 3: "NTriples"
[BECK] D. Beckett, New Syntaxes for RDF summarizes the state of the art as of 2004.
[TURT] David Becket, Turtle - Terse RDF Triple Language
[N3QL] N3QL, a draft proposal for an RDF query language.
[TUT]A tutorial
[OPSEM]Notation 3 Logic An operational semantics for N3.


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Playlist QML Type
For specifying a list of media to be played. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtMultimedia 5.8 |
| Since: | Qt 5.6 |
Properties
- currentIndex : int
- currentItemsource : url
- error : enumeration
- errorString : string
- itemCount : int
- playbackMode : enumeration
- readOnly : bool
Signals
- itemAboutToBeInserted(start, end)
- itemAboutToBeRemoved(start, end)
- itemChanged(start, end)
- itemInserted(start, end)
- itemRemoved(start, end)
- loadFailed()
- loaded()
Methods
- bool addItem(source)
- bool addItems(sources)
- bool clear()
- bool insertItem(index, source)
- bool insertItems(index, sources)
- url itemSource(index)
- load(location, format)
- bool moveItem(from, to)
- next()
- int nextIndex(steps)
- previous()
- int previousIndex(steps)
- bool removeItem(index)
- bool removeItems(int start, int end)
- bool save(location, format)
- shuffle()
Detailed Description
The Playlist type provides a way to play a list of media with the MediaPlayer, Audio and Video types. It can be used as a data source for view elements (such as ListView) and other elements that interact with model data (such as Repeater). When used as a data model, each playlist item's source URL can be accessed using the source
role.
Item { width: 400; height: 300; Audio { id: player; playlist: Playlist { id: playlist PlaylistItem { source: "song1.ogg"; } PlaylistItem { source: "song2.ogg"; } PlaylistItem { source: "song3.ogg"; } } } ListView { model: playlist; delegate: Text { font.pixelSize: 16; text: source; } } MouseArea { anchors.fill: parent; onPressed: { if (player.playbackState != Audio.PlayingState) { player.play(); } else { player.pause(); } } } }
See also MediaPlayer, Audio, and Video.
Property Documentation
currentItemsource : url |
This property holds the source URL of the current item in the playlist.
This property holds the error condition of the playlist.
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| NoError | No errors |
| FormatError | Format error. |
| FormatNotSupportedError | Format not supported. |
| NetworkError | Network error. |
| AccessDeniedError | Access denied error. |
This property holds a string describing the current error condition of the playlist.
This property holds the order in which items in the playlist are played.
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| CurrentItemOnce | The current item is played only once. |
| CurrentItemInLoop | The current item is played repeatedly in a loop. |
| Sequential | Playback starts from the current and moves through each successive item until the last is reached and then stops. The next item is a null item when the last one is currently playing. |
| Loop | Playback restarts at the first item after the last has finished playing. |
| Random | Play items in random order. |
Signal Documentation
This signal is emitted when items are to be inserted into the playlist at start and ending at end.
The corresponding handler is onItemAboutToBeInserted
.
This signal emitted when items are to be deleted from the playlist at start and ending at end.
The corresponding handler is onItemAboutToBeRemoved
.
This signal is emitted after items have been changed in the playlist between start and end positions inclusive.
The corresponding handler is onItemChanged
.
This signal is emitted after items have been inserted into the playlist. The new items are those between start and end inclusive.
The corresponding handler is onItemInserted
.
This signal is emitted after items have been removed from the playlist. The removed items are those between start and end inclusive.
The corresponding handler is onMediaRemoved
.
This signal is emitted when the playlist loading failed. error and errorString can be checked for more information on the failure.
The corresponding handler is onLoadFailed
.
This signal is emitted when the playlist loading succeeded.
The corresponding handler is onLoaded
.
Method Documentation
Appends the source URL to the playlist.
Returns true if the source is added successfully.
Appends the list of URLs in sources to the playlist.
Returns true if the sources are added successfully.
This QML method was introduced in Qt 5.7.
Inserts the source URL to the playlist at the given index.
Returns true if the source is added successfully.
Inserts the list of URLs in sources to the playlist at the given index.
Returns true if the sources are added successfully.
This QML method was introduced in Qt 5.7.
url itemSource(index) |
Returns the source URL of the item at the given index in the playlist.
Loads a playlist from the given location. If format is specified, it is used, otherwise the format is guessed from the location name and the data.
New items are appended to the playlist.
onloaded()
is emitted if the playlist loads successfully, otherwise onLoadFailed()
is emitted with error and errorString defined accordingly.
Moves the item at index position from to index position to.
Returns true if the item is moved successfully.
This QML method was introduced in Qt 5.7.
Returns the index of the item in the playlist which would be current after calling next() steps times.
Returned value depends on the size of the playlist, the current position and the playback mode.
See also playbackMode and previousIndex().
Returns the index of the item in the playlist which would be current after calling previous() steps times.
Returned value depends on the size of the playlist, the current position and the playback mode.
See also playbackMode and nextIndex().
Removed the item at the given index from the playlist.
Returns true if the source is removed successfully.
Removes items in the playlist from start to end inclusive.
Returns true if the items are removed successfully.
This QML method was introduced in Qt 5.7.
Saves the playlist to the given location. If format is specified, it is used, otherwise the format is guessed from the location name.
Returns true if the playlist is saved successfully.