The Web View allows you to open an HTML5 based view which can load either local or remote content. The content can be any valid web content such as HTML, PDF, SVG or other WebKit supported content types. The Web View is created by the method Titanium.UI.createWebView.
| Name |
Type |
Description |
| anchorPoint |
object |
a dictionary with properties x and y to indicate the anchor point value. anchor specifies the position by which animation should occur. center is 0.5, 0.5 |
| backgroundColor |
string |
the background color for the webview |
| backgroundImage |
string |
the background image url of the view |
| borderColor |
string |
the border color of the view |
| borderRadius |
float |
the border radius of the view |
| borderWidth |
float |
the border width of the view |
| bottom |
float,string |
property for the view bottom position. this position is relative to the views parent. can be either a float value or a string of the width. |
| center |
object |
a dictionary with properties x and y to indicate the center of the views position relative to the parent view |
| data |
object |
a data blob or file that is used to load the web document |
| height |
float,string |
property for the view height. can be either float value or a string of the width. |
| html |
string |
the html content of the web document |
| left |
float,string |
property for the view left position. this position is relative to the views parent. can be either a float value or a string of the width. |
| loading |
boolean |
boolean indicating if the webview is loading content |
| opacity |
float |
the opacity from 0.0-1.0 |
| right |
float,string |
property for the view right position. this position is relative to the views parent. can be either a float value or a string of the width. |
| scalesPageToFit |
boolean |
whether the webview should scale it's contents or not |
| size |
object |
the size of the view as a dictionary of width and height properties |
| top |
float,string |
property for the view top position. this position is relative to the views parent. can be either a float value or a string of the width. |
| touchEnabled |
boolean |
a boolean indicating if the view should receive touch events (true, default) or forward them to peers (false) |
| transform |
object |
the transformation matrix to apply to the view |
| url |
string |
the url to the web document. this property will change as the content of the webview changes (such as from internal hyperlinks, etc) |
| visible |
boolean |
a boolean of the visibility of the view |
| width |
float,string |
property for the view width. can either be `auto`, a float value or a string of the width. |
| zIndex |
int |
the z index position relative to other sibling views |
| Name |
Description |
| beforeload |
fired before the webview starts loading its content
Event properties
| source | the source object that fired the event |
| type | the name of the event fired |
| url | the url of the web document |
|
| click |
fired when the device detects a click (longer than touch) against the view
Event properties
| source | the source object that fired the event |
| type | the name of the event fired |
| x | the x point of the event |
| y | the y point of the event |
|
| dblclick |
fired when the device detects a double click against the view
Event properties
| source | the source object that fired the event |
| type | the name of the event fired |
| x | the x point of the event |
| y | the y point of the event |
|
| doubletap |
fired when the device detects a double tap against the view
Event properties
| source | the source object that fired the event |
| type | the name of the event fired |
| x | the x point of the event |
| y | the y point of the event |
|
| error |
fired when the webview cannot load the content
Event properties
| message | the error message |
| source | the source object that fired the event |
| type | the name of the event fired |
| url | the url of the web document |
|
| load |
fired when the webview is loaded
Event properties
| source | the source object that fired the event |
| type | the name of the event fired |
| url | the url of the web document |
|
| singletap |
fired when the device detects a single tap against the view
Event properties
| source | the source object that fired the event |
| type | the name of the event fired |
| x | the x point of the event |
| y | the y point of the event |
|
| swipe |
fired when the device detects a swipe (left or right) against the view
Event properties
| direction | direction of the swipe - either left or right |
| source | the source object that fired the event |
| type | the name of the event fired |
| x | the x point of the event |
| y | the y point of the event |
|
| touchcancel |
fired when a touch event is interrupted by the device. this happens in circumenstances such as an incoming call to allow the UI to clean up state.
Event properties
| source | the source object that fired the event |
| type | the name of the event fired |
| x | the x point of the event |
| y | the y point of the event |
|
| touchend |
fired when a touch event is completed
Event properties
| source | the source object that fired the event |
| type | the name of the event fired |
| x | the x point of the event |
| y | the y point of the event |
|
| touchmove |
fired as soon as the device detects a movement of a touch
Event properties
| source | the source object that fired the event |
| type | the name of the event fired |
| x | the x point of the event |
| y | the y point of the event |
|
| touchstart |
fired as soon as the device detects a gesture
Event properties
| source | the source object that fired the event |
| type | the name of the event fired |
| x | the x point of the event |
| y | the y point of the event |
|
| twofingertap |
fired when the device detects a two-finger tap against the view
Event properties
| source | the source object that fired the event |
| type | the name of the event fired |
| x | the x point of the event |
| y | the y point of the event |
|
Creating webviews are more expensive than creating pure native views because of the requirement toload the HTML browser into memory.
Since a webview internally wants to handle its own events, scrolling and other related touch events against it's own view surface, you cannot have both Titanium style events against the webview instance and internal Javascript events in the DOM. You must choose between one or the other.


Constructs a compass control with default settings. The compass control provides a user interface widget for panning and zooming as an alternative to mouse and keyboard controls. The compass also provides shift-drag support for zooming to a given extent.
The compass is not part of the standard set of interaction controls (see po.interact). The compass control is rendered using SVG elements and must be styled through CSS. An example stylesheet is available in the Git repository.
Adds this control to the specified map x, removes this control from its current map, or returns the current map. This method is typically not called directly, but is needed to support the map’s add and remove methods.
If the argument x is specified, this method returns this. If x is null, this control is removed from its current map; otherwise, this control is added to the specified map. If no arguments are specified, this method returns the current map, which may be null. Whew!
Compass controls should be added after any layers so that they are visible. If a compass control is added before a layer, it will typically be occluded by the layer’s tiles.
Sets or gets the radius of the panning controls. If the argument x is specified, this method sets the radius to the given value (a number of pixels) and returns this. If no arguments are specified, this method returns the current radius.
If a custom radius is desired, this method must be called before the compass control is added to the map. The default radius is 30 pixels.
Sets or gets the position of the compass. If the argument x is specified, this method sets the position to the given named value and returns this. If no arguments are specified, this method returns the current named position.
The following position names are supported, representing the four corners of the map: “top-left”, “top-right”, “bottom-left”, “bottom-right”.
Sets or gets the pan style of the compass. If the argument x is specified, this method sets the pan style to the given named value and returns this. If no arguments are specified, this method returns the current named pan style.
The following pan styles are supported: “none”, “small”.
Sets or gets the zoom style of the compass. If the argument x is specified, this method sets the zoom style to the given named value and returns this. If no arguments are specified, this method returns the current named zoom style.
The following zoom styles are supported: “none”, “small”, “big”.


struct::set - Procedures for manipulating sets
The ::struct::set namespace contains several useful commands for processing finite sets.
It exports only a single command, struct::set. All functionality provided here can be reached through a subcommand of this command.
Note: As of version 2.2 of this package a critcl based C implementation is available. This implementation however requires Tcl 8.4 to run.
Returns a boolean value indicating if the set is empty (true), or not (false).
Returns an integer number greater than or equal to zero. This is the number of elements in the set. In other words, its cardinality.
Returns a boolean value indicating if the set contains the element item (true), or not (false).
Computes the set containing the union of set1, set2, etc., i.e. "set1 + set2 + ...", and returns this set as the result of the command.
Computes the set containing the intersection of set1, set2, etc., i.e. "set1 * set2 * ...", and returns this set as the result of the command.
Computes the set containing the difference of set1 and set2, i.e. ("set1 - set2") and returns this set as the result of the command.
Computes the set containing the symmetric difference of set1 and set2, i.e. ("(set1 - set2) + (set2 - set1)") and returns this set as the result of the command.
This command is a combination of the methods intersect and difference. It returns a three-element list containing "set1*set2", "set1-set2", and "set2-set1", in this order. In other words, the intersection of the two parameter sets, and their differences.
Returns a boolean value indicating if the two sets are equal (true) or not (false).
The element item is added to the set specified by the variable name in svar. The return value of the command is empty. This is the equivalent of lappend for sets. If the variable named by svar does not exist it will be created.
The element item is removed from the set specified by the variable name in svar. The return value of the command is empty. This is a near-equivalent of lreplace for sets.
All the element of set are added to the set specified by the variable name in svar. The return value of the command is empty. This is like the method include, but for the addition of a whole set. If the variable named by svar does not exist it will be created.
All the element of set are removed from the set specified by the variable name in svar. The return value of the command is empty. This is like the method exclude, but for the removal of a whole set.
Returns a boolean value indicating if the set A is a true subset of or equal to the set B (true), or not (false).
This document, and the package it describes, will undoubtedly contain bugs and other problems. Please report such in the category struct :: set of the Tcllib Trackers. Please also report any ideas for enhancements you may have for either package and/or documentation.
When proposing code changes, please provide unified diffs, i.e the output of diff -u.
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Farm Pen Data Model Json
{
"$id": "https://example.com/person.schema.json",
"$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema#",
"title": "Pen",
"type": "object",
"properties": {
"penId":{
"type": "Text",
"description": "It represents the id of the Pen Entity (the contained in the EntityId attribute)"
},
"type":{
"type": "Text",
"value": "Pen",
"description": "Entity Type"
},
"lastUpdate":{
"type": "DateTime",
"description": "It represents the timestamp of the last update",
"metadata":{}
},
"buildingId:":{
"type": "Text",
"description": "It represents the id of the Building in which the Pen is located (the numeric PenId)",
"metadata":{}
},
"temperature":{
"type": "Float",
"description": "It represents the last value of the temperature registered within the pen",
"metadata":{
"uom": {
"type": "string",
"value": "http://ontology.fiesta-iot.eu/ontologyDocs/m3-lite.owl#DegreeCelsius"
}
}
},
"humidity":{
"type": "Float",
"description": "It represents the last value of the humidity registered within the pen",
"metadata":{
"uom": {
"type": "string",
"value": "http://ontology.fiesta-iot.eu/ontologyDocs/m3-lite.owl#Humidity"
}
}
},
"luminosity": {
"type": "Float",
"description": "It represents the last value of the luminosity registered within the pen",
"metadata":{
"uom": {
"type": "string",
"value": "http://ontology.fiesta-iot.eu/ontologyDocs/m3-lite.owl#LuminousIntensity"
}
}
},
"waterFlow": {
"type": "Float",
"description": "In the pens in which it is not possible to distinguish which is the pig who is drinking,
this attribute will represent the current amount of water that is flowing away from the
tap (or the sum of the amounts of water that is flowing from all the taps present in the pen)",
"metadata":{
"uom": {
"type": "string",
"value": "http://ontology.fiesta-iot.eu/ontologyDocs/m3-lite.owl#LitrePer100Kilometres"
}
}
},
"foodFlow": {
"type": "Float",
"description": "In the pens in which it is not possible to distinguish which is the pig who is eating, this attribute
will represent the current amount of food that has been eaten from the feeding station (or the sum
of the amounts of food that has been eaten from all the taps present in the pen",
"metadata":{
"uom": {
"type": "string",
"value": "http://ontology.fiesta-iot.eu/ontologyDocs/m3-lite.owl#KilogramPerCubicMetre"
}
}
}
}
}
-------------------Example-------------------------------------
{
"penId":"urn:entity:pen:",
"type":"Pen",
"lastUpdate":{
"type": "ISO8601",
"value": "2018-08-22T05:10:58.00Z",
"metadata": {}
},
"buildingId":"urn:entity:building:",
"temperature":{
"type": "Float",
"value": 37.6,
"metadata": {
"uom": {
"type": "string",
"value": "http://ontology.fiesta-iot.eu/ontologyDocs/m3-lite.owl#DegreeCelsius"
}
}
},
"humidity":{
"type": "Float",
"value": 45,
"metadata": {
"uom": {
"type": "string",
"value": "http://ontology.fiesta-iot.eu/ontologyDocs/m3-lite.owl#Humidity"
}
}
},
"luminosity":{
"type": "Float",
"value": 0.6,
"metadata": {
"uom": {
"type": "string",
"value": "http://ontology.fiesta-iot.eu/ontologyDocs/m3-lite.owl#LuminousIntensity"
}
}
},
"waterFlow":{
"type": "Float",
"value": 20,
"metadata": {
"uom": {
"type": "string",
"value": "http://ontology.fiesta-iot.eu/ontologyDocs/m3-lite.owl#LitrePer100Kilometres"
}
}
},
"foodFlow":{
"type": "Float",
"value": 10,
"metadata": {
"uom": {
"type": "string",
"value": "http://ontology.fiesta-iot.eu/ontologyDocs/m3-lite.owl#KilogramPerCubicMetre"
}
}
}
}


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ConfigOptions Class collects and manages all the required key-value pairs. More...
#include <incfg.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| void | add_option (Option *opt) |
| Option * | get (std::string name) |
Returns the Option interface to a given option key. More... | |
| void | load (std::istream &_isr) |
| Loads configuration options from an input stream. More... | |
| void | load (std::string &_str) |
| Loads configuration options from an std::string. More... | |
| void | load (int argc, char *argv[]) |
| Loads configuration options from the command line. | |
| std::string | to_config_string () const |
| returns a configuration string for the currently required list of options | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static ConfigOptions & | instance () |
Detailed Description
ConfigOptions Class collects and manages all the required key-value pairs.
ConfigOptions is the main class used by incfg to manage all the required key-value pairs. Before the execution of main(), all the REQUIRED configuration options (defined via INCFG_REQUIRE macro) are automatically collected via ConfigOptions singleton class and initialized with their default value and description.
When your program is running, a single ConfigOptions instance is available to serve the following two main tasks:
- Generate a configuration string, that can be further written on a text file
- Load configuration options from different sources like an std::string, std::istream or program input arguments (*argv[], argc)
Additionally, ConfigOptions is internally used by the type-safe macro INCFG_GET( key ) to retrieve the value of a configuration option given its key. The existence of a configuration option given its key is guaranteed at compile time.
Member Function Documentation
|
inline |
Returns the Option
interface to a given option key.
- Parameters
-
name option name (key)
|
static |
- Returns
- A reference of the singleton ConfigOptions object.
| void incfg::ConfigOptions::load | ( | std::istream & | _isr | ) |
Loads configuration options from an input stream.
- Parameters
-
_isr Input stream
| void incfg::ConfigOptions::load | ( | std::string & | _str | ) |
Loads configuration options from an std::string.
- Parameters
-
_str configuration string
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- incfg.hpp
- incfg.cpp


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Charter of the EPICS v4 Working Group
EPICS v4 Working Group, Working Draft, 8-Sep-2011
- This version:
- charter_04092011.html
- Latest version:
- charter.html
- Editors:
- Greg White, SLAC, PSI
- Bob Dalesio, Brookhaven Lab
Abstract
EPICS v4 is a set of computer communications protocols, and a
software framework, for high performance distributed control, message
passing, and high level software services, as may be used in large
scientific instruments and industrial
plants. The EPICS v4
working group is a collaborative effort of members invited by
Brookhaven Lab, to bring EPICS v4 to its full potential.
This Charter is a statement of the basis for the work of the of the
EPICS v4 working group, the intended outcomes for that work, its
deliverables and success criteria. It also outlines some
administrative matters of the organization of the group, and its
working practices.
For more information about the EPICS, please refer to the home page
of the Experimental Physics
and Industrial Control System.
Status of this Document
This is the 8th Sept 2011 working draft version of the Charter, awaiting approval by the
group. This version includs deliverables added in the meeting of 7-Sep-2011.
After approval, this document will form the basis for the
collaboration.
The terms MUST, MUST NOT, SHOULD, SHOULD NOT, REQUIRED, and MAY
when highlighted (through style sheets, and in uppercase in the
source) are used in accordance
with RFC 2119
[RFC2119]. The term NOT REQUIRED
(not defined in RFC 2119) indicates exemption.
Table of Contents
- Basis for Work
- Mission
- Scope and Goals
- Out of Scope
- Success Criteria
- Deliverables and Duration
- Expected Milestones
- Coordination with Other Groups
- Working Group Participation
- Meetings
- Communication
- Confidentiality
- Patent Policy
- Glossary of Terms
Basis for Work
The EPICS v4 working group is supported by Brookhaven Lab (BNL) and
collaborating organizations, subject to their following this Charter.
Mission
The main objective of the EPICS v4 Working Group
(EPICS v4) is to specify, publish and implement, a
core network messaging system, data format, and client and server APIs,
that enable development of efficient distributed control and
application services for large scientific instruments and industrial
plants. A second objective is development of a core set of associated
software tools and frameworks that use the data exchange system for
productive development of host level services and interactive
applications.
Scope and Goals
EPICS version 3 and its predecessors have been enormously
successful as a framework for distributed device control, but have not
been optimal for all purposes. Firstly, the underlying network
protocol has not been documented and standardized, and so is not
suitable for independent implementation or extension. Secondly, the
network codec and message passing system has not supported passing
semi-structured data, nor arguments, and so not been suitable for
use as a services layer in support of host level scientific
applications.
The EPICSv4 Working Group is chartered to define and publish an open control
protocol for control system endpoints, which functionally extends
channel access to suitability for both device control and high level
services. This must include data types suitable for high level
services, including at least a heterogeneous table (as might be
used for returning results from a relational database query) and
"multi-channel" array. It should also include a dynamically run-time
constructed heterogeneous type analogous to CORBA's Any type
or XMLHTTPRequest
object (the basis of Web Services).
Specifically, the EPICSv4 group is chartered to procedure a
standard for the interface of user level clients, for updating
displays, control, and application level data, to services and device
control implemented in an
EPICS v4 IOC, or in an EPICS v3 IOC (where a
client may itself be an EPICS v4 IOC).
Java, C or C++, bindings must be supplied for all implementations
of each normative standard.
Goals
The goals of the Working Group are:
- Production of an open, documented, control
system message protocol suitable for device control and services
in a distributed control system; including support for
semi-structured type transport (see below) and parametrized
(attribute=value) PV value requests. This is known as
pvAccess
- Production of an open, documented, data type
encoder/decoder capable of exchanging both atomic and
semi-structured data with high performance, suitable as the data
exchange format for services. This is known as pvData
- Production of an Input/Output Controller (IOC)
framework, suitable for both controls and services, that is on the
back-end compatible with EPICS v3 record processing, and on the
front-end with the message and data protocols described
above. This is known as pvIOC [TBD. This goal needs to be made
clearer. We may well remove the goal the it includes control
altogether, and descope control in pvIOC.]
- Production of a software framework for
scientific services, as will be suitable for online optimization
(e.g. modelling) or coordinated device control (e.g. energy
management of a whole linac, or beam synchronized BPM orbit
acquisition)
- Interoperability with EPICS v3. The pvAccess
message protocol must be interoperable with EPICS
v3.14. See Interoperability with EPICS v3
below
- Interoperability of EPICS v4 clients
and EPICS v4 services. Any general purpose client, such
as a command line "pvget" tool, must be able to acquire any data
served by any EPICS v4
service. See Interoperability within EPICS
v4 below
- High Performance. The above protocols and
controller framework must be of high
performance. See Performance goals
below
- Exceptionally easy adoptability. The above
protocols and framework must be transparent, documented, and
delivered so that it is very easy for a developer to create EPICS
v4 IOC applications and services
- Implementability. The above protocols, and the
processing of message I/O, must be documented in such as way that
outside software developers can easily create an interoperable
implementation
- Error handling. All normative software
implementations must handle and log all errors in such a way that
distributed users can see both the causes and outcomes of all
errors. In practice, this will mean the creation and adoption of a
single error messaging standard, perhaps an EPICS v4 service whose
job it is to receive and log errors from all other endpoints.
Interoperability with EPICS v3
EPICS v4 clients must be interoperable with EPICS v3
IOCs. Specifically, PvAccess must run in version 3 IOCs and serve all
v3 type structures.
This mechanism must satisfy the expected use case of device control
including EPICS v4 in the medium term; in which device control will
continue to be through EPICS v3, with control wire protocols and
client sides in EPICS v4. It is expected that in the longer term, past the
duration of this charter, the EPICS v4 IOC will be properly extended
into device control.
The extent and any limitations of compatibility with adjacent
layers in the EPICS v3 protocol stack must be documented as
a normative document of the working group.
Interoperability within EPICS v4
Each normative standard must be demonstrated to be interoperable
with adjacent layers in the EPICS v4 protocol stack by production of,
and testing, at least one implementation.
Performance Goals
The following minimum performance goals are expected:
- put / get - 80% if channel access
- monitors - 80% of channel access
- multicast - each point is 80% but it is more scalable
- streams (bulk data) - 80% of the capability of the media. For
example, over 10GBit Ethernet, then 8GBits of data transfer on a
dedicated VLAN. This should be optimized for sending images and
multidimensional arrays, and by implication should minimize
copying.
Out of Scope
The following are out of scope for the group specifically:
- Both and only Java and C/C++ bindings are required for reference
implementations of the core protocols (pvAccess and pvData). One one
or the other language binding is required for service
implementations
- Operating System implementations. [TBD: Which architecture and
OSes should be in scope for clients, services (EPICS4 IOCs
implementing "RPC" services), and EPICS v4 IOCs? I think Windows
reference implementations should be specifically out of scope]
- Development of application specific data protocols or IOC
processes, are out of scope. Like channel access itself, the new
data protocol and IOC must support a wide variety of applications,
and the group should not spend time optimizing for any given
service. For instance, inclusion of specific type designs for
archiving, images, scanning, are out of scope. Rather, it's expected
that the EPICS v4 Interoperable
Types specification, will define one or two general purpose
types that can be used for semi-structured data, and include a
dynamic type that can be used to construct highly application
specific types. A few reference application specific data types may
be published, but they are only for illustration and offered as a
basis for extensions.
- Development of specific production quality services are out of
scope. A few reference services may be produced, but they are only
for illustration and offered as a basis for extensions.
With respect to development of support for specific services in
the core protocols, or development of specific services, being out of scope:
any user, including a member of EPICS v4, is free to use the
products of the EPICS v4 group to develop controls, extend any
protocol, or create production services, but the group itself should
concentrate on the normative standards and their implementations. A
separate group may choose to produce some production interoperable
services and applications, but they are out of scope for EPICS
v4.
Success Criteria
Derived from the goals above, success criteria are at least:
- Adoption or planned adoption of EPICS v4 in the EPICS
community
- Demonstrated interoperability of EPICS v4 clients and EPICS v4
services
- Demonstrated interoperability with EPICS v3
- Demonstrated high performance
- Demonstrated easy to implement an EPICS v4 service, taking
arguments, and returning semi-structured data
- Easy for a developer to acquire, understand, and build, a
reference implementation of pvAccess and pvData (independently of
their server side housing in an EPICS v4 IOC)
- Easy for a developer to acquire, understand, build and deploy, a
reference implementation of EPICS v4 Java IOC or C/C++ IOC.
Deliverables and Duration
The outputs of the working group will be delivered as a system of
documented standards, plus reference implementation source code where
relevant. These documents and source codes will all be available from
the EPICS v4 web
site, http://epics-pvdata.sourceforge.net/.
Deliverables
The group is expected to produce the following normative deliverables:
- A normative document of the pvAccess protocol
- A normative document of the pvData protocol. The document must
include the user API - how a programmer creates data objects for the
wire, and extracts them on the other side
- A normative document of the EPICS v4 IOC processing pipeline
- A reference implementation of pvAccess in each of C++ and Java language bindings
- A reference implementation of pvData in each of C++ and Java language bindings
- A reference implementation of the EPICS v4 IOC in each of C++ and
Java language bindings. The Java version has high priority.
- A normative document of the EPICS v4
interoperable data types. These data types must be universally
understood by every client and service which claims EPICS v4
compatibility. The requirement for this deliverable is distinct from
the pvData document deliverable, since pvData can encode any type,
this deliverable recommends the confined set of data objects that will
be used by EPICS v4 interoperable services
- A normative document of the EPICS v4 services
API. This defines the form for encoding parameters and status
descriptions between clients and services and back
- A report of interoperability of the EPICS v4 IOC with EPICS v3
record processing
- A performance report, comparing EPICS v3 to
EPICS v4 for some common EPICS v3 control and read tasks, plus
report of the expected performance of EPICS v4 service
support. For instance, round trip time for network
encoding/deserialization of results of 4 or 5 common service
queries such as archive data, orbit data, whole beamline model
etc
- A "Getting Started" document for EPICS v4 Service developers
- A User Guide for EPICS v4 IOC control application developers
- A Programmers Guide for EPICS v4 protocol implementers (for
developing implementations of pvAccess, pvData or pvIOC)
- A command line tool similar to caget (call
it say pvget), which understands all
the interoperable data types
above, and conforms to the EPICS v4
services API above.
- A normative document of the EPICS v4
Directory Service function, API, and unix command line tool.
- A reference implementation of the EPICS
v4 Directory Service.
Additionally, the group is expected to produce the following
"extensions" of EPICS v4, as non-normative deliverables (as decided in
meeting of meeting of
7-Sep-2011):
- pvManager, a
framework and client side application software library for
managing sets of EPICS v4 PV acquisitions.
- An archive data retrieval service. [TBD: A new architecture for
archive storage, or just the pvAccess server endpoint that serves
archive data?]
Duration
The expiration date of this charter is 1-Sep-2012. At that time,
the group may seek to recharter with BNL and PSI, or determine that
EPICSv4 should be discontinued.
Expected Milestones
[TBD]
Coordination with Other Bodies
The Working Group should coordinate and align objectives to satisfy
the requirements of the following bodies:
- BNL NSLS Controls
- [TBD: What specific requirements are
there of EPICSv4 to satisfy BNL requirements. Are these solely with
respect to services, and if so which? Is BNL expecting work on
EPICS v4 database or record support?]
- PSI SwissFEL
- PSI requires EPICS v4 services framework, for online accelerator
modelling in particular, and interoperability of the EPICS v4 based
services with EPICS v3 IOCs and their associated record support.
- SLAC FEL accelerators (LCLS/LCLS-II)
- SLAC requires EPICS v4 services framework
in general, and for online accelerator modelling in
particular.
Group Participation
Effective participation is expected to consume one to two working
days per week for each group participant; two days per week for
editors of a specific normative document. Developers of
implementations of a normative standard (such as pvAccess, pvData,
services) are expected to consume three days per week. The Chair shall
ensure that the criteria for Good Standing are understood and
followed.
Participant Status:
Prospective group participants should ask their primary EPICS contact
or manager to send an email to one of the EPICS v4 chairs, showing
that they understand the participant will be involved with EPICS v4
and the commitment level expected.
Observer Status: Individuals
who are not active at the full participation level, may join meetings
of the group as observers. Email the chairs to get details of how to
join the meetings.
[TBD: How many participants are needed to be successful?]
Good Standing
A participant who is absent from more than 2 meetings consecutively,
or in the opinion of the chairs is not acting on Action Items or their
responsibilities for group deliverables,
will be deemed out of good standing, and will no longer
participate.
Chair
The initial chairs of this Group are Greg White (PSI, SLAC) and Bob Dalesio (BNL).
Meetings
The Group will have distributed meetings, one to two hours every
week, and face–to–face meetings, every three or four months.
Communication
The Working Group will utilize the mailing
list<EMAIL_ADDRESS>All
except the most trivial messages should be cc'ed to this mailing
list. The web
archive of it used should be used as backward references in
communications.
Confidentiality
The proceedings of this Working Group are open to all (not just
members of the working group), subject to exceptions made by the
Chairs, after consultation with the Working Group. The group's
communications on
the web
archive will be world readable. Posting
to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>will be unrestricted for members, but moderated for non-members.
Patent Policy
This Working Group operates under [TBD which patent policy?]
Glossary of Terms
Normative. "Normative" indicates whether a document
or source code should be considered a core product of the working
group and as such follows the standards for quality control of EPICS
v4 deliverables. Normative documents will have standard
headers. Normative code will be documented to an agreed standard
level. Documents and code additionally made available by the group,
for illustration, as minor test code, or incidental, are
"non-normative".
EPICS v4 IOC. An Input Output Control computer or
virtual machine (Schick), which implements [TBD - what constitutes
being an EPICS v4 "Java IOC" or v4 "C++ IOC"?]
Greg White, EPICS v4 group co-chair
Bob Dalesio, BNL Controls Group leader, and EPICS v4 co-chair
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According to Angel Broking, On Thursday, copper prices on the LME ended higher by 0.78 percent to close at $5829.0 per tonne.
by Broker ResearchAngel Broking's report on Copper
On Thursday, copper prices on the LME ended higher by 0.78 percent to close at $5829.0 per tonne. Prices dipped as no concrete outcome of the ugly trade spat between U.S. & China weighed on the market sentiments and pressurized the prices.
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This post is the first in a series of businesses that are positive and sustainable. With this series, I want to show that it is possible for for-profit businesses to be ethical and sustainable. You can read all posts in this series here.
About Framework
In case you hadn’t heard of it already, Framework is a laptop company that sells upgradable laptops. There already exist several reviews of the Framework laptop online so this post will not go into all the details.
Their mission is to fix consumer electronics. Specifically to make consumer electronics more sustainable. Does the laptop deliver on this promise? Let’s find out.I have been using a Framework laptop as my primary (and only) device since April 2022. This post is my honest review.
My laptop specs
Here are some highlights of the configuration that I opted for
- I went for the DIY edition - that saved me about €200
- 11th Gen Intel® Core™ i7
- 64GB RAM
- A bunch of expansion cards (USB-A and C, HDMI, DP etc)
- I purchased the Windows 10 Home Edition but never installed it (been using Fedora Linux since day 1)
The Good so far
- The initial DIY setup experience was great. I was stuck at one point while inserting the RAM but Framework has an amazing community. It took me no time to find the solution.
- Performance is pretty good. I don’t have a MacBook to compare with but in general I don’t have problems with IDE usage or build speeds
- Fingerprint reader works with Linux out of the box
- Hardware switches for camera and mic are welcome. I never knew I needed them until I had them.
- Having the flexibility of slotting in any expansion card has been really useful. I was having trouble with USB-A ports and ADB. I then switched to a USB-C port and got a USB-C to USB-A hub and that solved the problem for me.
- Extremely light weight (I’m migrating from a ThinkPad T460P so you can imagine the difference). However, I barely use it as a laptop itself (see the cons below).
- I somehow managed to get ants attracted to the laptop (they had even laid eggs near the fan). I know. I know. Long story. However, the point is, it was trivial for me to get rid of them. Framework ships with a single screwdriver which was all I needed to do this repair work. Can you imagine if this had happened to your MacBook Pro?
The Bad so far
- Battery life is not as good as I would have expected. This is not a big deal for me because 99% of the time I use it plugged to the power.
- I’m not finding it easy getting used to the 3:2 aspect ratio. This is also not a big deal for me since for an overwhelming majority of the time, I use an external monitor.
- Build quality itself is not the bestest out there (that said, I would say that the quality is absolutely good for the price).
The Ugly so far
- I’ve had some intermediate issues with freezes and such; but it turned out they were related to Fedora Linux and the kernel. Right now, all of these issues have been fixed.
- I purchased the laptop while I was in EU, but now I’m in India. At the time of this writing, Framework does not ship to India. So, if I need any accessories or support, I will be in a spot of trouble.
Beyond my personal experience
It is no secret how that trillion-dollar company that shall not be named became a trillion-dollar company: By forcing you to upgrade your electronics even when it was not needed. By poisoning the environment through e-waste. It is no secret that $BIGTECH wants you to believe that this is the only way to run the electronics industry.
Framework set out to prove $BIGTECH wrong. That it is possible to make electronics that are sustainable. That you don’t need to throw out your old device after 2 years and buy a new one.
In my opinion, Framework has taken a solid first step. The fact that they embarked on this endeavour before the various Right-To-Repair laws came into effect speaks for their vision. Other companies cough cough Gravity-Fruit-Company cough were forced to introduce some semblance of repairability by regulators. Framework, on the other hand, started with it as a core tenet.
I’m also confident about the sustainability of the business model itself. Framework has already released an upgrade (2nd Gen) and it has a thriving marketplace.
And here’s the reason why I feel that Framework is a game-changer: The success of the Framework laptop is bound to catalyze the entire industry. More products, more categories. It is also bound to force the incumbents to start offering similar products. This has already happened, with Dell announcing a repairable laptop.
Conclusion
All in all I do experience some pain points with my Framework laptop, but overall I find myself very productive with this laptop. It was a bold step to use this as my only laptop since as a developer it is my bread and butter; but I don’t regret my decision. That last sentence bears repeating:
It was a bold step to use Framework as my only laptop since as a developer it is my bread and butter; but I don’t regret my decision.
Beyond my personal experience, I have no doubt in my mind that Framework will prove to be a turning point in the sustainable electronics industry.


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Back in August, the 25-year-old admitted that he took magic mushrooms while he was recording his new album, Fine Line.
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Past winners will look to build on their dynasties at the New York City Marathon on Sunday, with returning champion Mary Keitany poised to reclaim her crown and a trio of veterans favored in the men's division.
NEW YORK: Past winners will look to build on their dynasties at the New York City Marathon on Sunday, with returning champion Mary Keitany poised to reclaim her crown and a trio of veterans favored in the men's division.
Defending men's champion Lelisa Desisa, who claimed victory in the World Athletics Championship marathon in sweltering Doha earlier in October, said he had focused on recuperating in between races.
"Doha is very hot, it is very difficult to run," said the Ethiopian, who hopes to compete in next year's Tokyo Olympics. "After Doha I tried to take recovery and I did recovery training. Marathon is not easy, my friend."
A month-and-a-half after setting a world record in the half marathon, Geoffrey Kamworor was not fazed by New York City's varied terrain, where he claimed his maiden World Marathon Major title in 2017.
"I did what I normally do to run a marathon. I think I'm ready, I don't have any pressure," said Kamworor, who has run the race four times and finished third last year.
"To me, I have familiarized myself with the course and I don't have any challenges."
Shura Kitata, who lost to Desisa by two seconds a year ago and came in fourth in London earlier this year, is out for revenge, saying on Twitter that he had failed to fuel properly for the race.
The women's field appears more lopsided, with returning champion Keitany the favorite after reigning Boston Marathon champion Worknesh Degefa dropped out earlier this month, citing a foot injury that caused her to lose too much training time.
"My training has been going well. I think I didn't change too much and I trained well. No problem," said Keitany. "I'm ready to tackle my race."
Asked whether she was aiming for a course record, one of a rare few accolades she has not yet claimed in New York, Keitany deflected the inquiry.
"There are other athletes and I respect them," the 37-year-old Kenyan told reporters. "For now I'm not talking about any course record."
The four-time New York City Marathon winner is still far from Grete Waitz's nine-time winning record, but said a fifth victory would still be sweet, since it would help "catch up."
(Reporting by Amy Tennery; Editing by Christian Radnedge and Dan Grebler)


- Please read the annotation guideline carefully.
- In the following stage, you will need to annotate if the sentences meet the rules.
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The guideline helps to classify an example sentence that is not "good" for the language learners.
If a sentence contains any of the following characteristics, then it is not an acceptable example sentence for English learners.
Condition 1: Suitability
1. The blank can be filled with either word in the word set while the sentence is still logical.
Key wordpair: accessible / available
They are attempting to make operate _____ (accessible / available) to a wider audience.
2. The blank can with multiple possible candidates not limited to the word set.
Key wordpair: abrupt / harsh
I was poorly received and the general tone of the person assisting me was rude and _____ (harsh / unpleasant / ......).
3. Rare usage or secondary meaning.
Keyword: becoming
Her dress was becoming and made her look even more beautiful.
Keyword: tiny
After his marriage his tiny sculptures became larger, but the larger they grew, the thinner they became.
Condition 2: Informative
1. Lacks the information to guess the meaning of the keyword.
Keyword: skilled
It and its English derivative "s" thus describe people who are skilled at dining, particularly the refined conversation expected to accompany Greek symposia.
Sentence with useful information that helps to predict the meaning of the keyword:
In the sourcebooks, they are often referred to as cunning shapeshifters, skilled fighters, and capable generals.
2. Long and does not add any useful information to help to guess the meaning of the keyword.
Keyword: accountability
Security issues have been categorised into sensitive data access, data segregation, privacy, bug exploitation, recovery, accountability, malicious insiders, management console security, account control, and multi-tenancy issues.
3. Requires background knowledge to understand the sentence.
Keyword: responsibility
External and offensive counter-intelligence, counter-terrorism, and some direct action is the general responsibility of Mossad, although military units will carry out specific counterterrorism actions.
Keyword: achievement
Article 56 requires members to "take joint and separate action in cooperation with the Organization for the achievement of the purposes set forth in Article 55."
Condition 3: Diversity
When classifying acceptable/ unacceptable example sentences, please consider diversity and phrase usage.
1. Similar word usage should only appear once. Only choose one when there are multiple sentences with the similar word usage.
keyword: little
After founding the Institute he had little time for composing, and appears to have concentrated exclusively on teaching.
When she finds out the truth, she makes a fateful decision to make the most of the little time they have together.
2. Similar phrase usage should only appear once. Only choose one when there are multiple sentences with the similar phrase usage.
keyword: real
The normal distribution is symmetric about its mean, and is non-zero over the entire real line.
For example, consider formula_32 and formula_33, the infinite direct product and direct sum of the real numbers.
Condition 4: Sentence Complexity
1. Contains more than two complex modifiers, such as clauses, prepositional phrases, Infinitive phrases, Participle phrases, etc.
The methods that a community devises to perpetuate itself come into being to preserve aspects of cultural legacy that the community perceives as essential.
2. Complex appositive.
Moreover, I can feel strong emotion in response to objects of art that are interpretations, rather than representations, or reality.
Condition 5: Lexical Complexity
1. Wrong part of speech.
key wordpair: elder/ elderly -> adj pair
The Rumbia's leaves can be woven into a roof, the women are trained by their elders (women) to inherit the rumbia-weaving skill.
2. Too many acronyms.
Keyword: briefly
Between 2010 and 2014, PSYOP was renamed Military Information Support Operations (MISO), then briefly renamed PSYOP in Aug 2014, only to return to MISO shortly thereafter in 2015.
3. Too many proper nouns.
Keyword: former
It was inspired by BBI's original "Mystery Science Theater 3000" TV series, and was directed by former Executive Producer Jim Mallon.
* Avoid proper noun that changes the meaning of the keyword.
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Please determine whether the sentence is good for learner to differentiate elder and elderly.
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Select 3 sentences for elder and 3 sentences for elderly
according to the annotated condition [Accept / Suitability / Informative / Diversity / Sentence Complexity / Lexical Complexity].
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PLOT: Four good friends, who all happen to be virgins, make a pact to get laid before prom nite. Prom nite happens to be only three weeks away.
CRITIQUE: Finally, a high school movie that puts the "T" back in Teen flicks! Yes, there is nudity in this film.  Mostly implied. Overall, the film features a few huge laughs (a la MARY), featuring a doctored cup of beer, the by-now infamous apple pie sequence, the Internet used to its full potential and a cute Mrs. Robinson vibe nodding THE GRADUATE, and a lot of open talk about sex, masturbation, porn, but nothing terribly insightful, shocking or hilarious for my taste. I was personally hoping that this film would take more chances than it did, but ultimately it seemed to go for the easy visual gag or toilet humor (one pulled directed from the Farrelly's DUMB AND DUMBER (7.5/10)). Sure, I did laugh at most of them, but the script seemed to play more like a few funny sketches plotted against an average high school story, than a string of laughs strategically laced through a unique script.
The couples in the film were also so-so, with one of them not really all that interesting to keep track of, and another tapping into a sugary fairy-tale ending. The few actors that did stand out for me included Jason Biggs, who played the every-guy who we could all relate to (And yes, we've all pulled a whack to scrambled TV porn!), Chris Klein reprising his goofy-nice-guy role from ELECTION (7/10) (Two funny performances, but now it's time to stretch, Chris) and Sean William Scott, as the jerk with all the over-the-top insulting lines. Other than that, the film seemed to run a little long, although they might cut it by release date, since our preview was a "rough cut", and featured a decent teen soundtrack. Overall, I think that the frank sexual content and dialogue in this film will be refreshing to most teens, despite the script's lack of other innovative narrative additions: it's still the nerds vs jocks, prom nite, kids lying about their virginity, etc... A teen version of THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY? Kind of. But certainly not your average high school flick, and certainly eons away from the safe teenage flicks bestowed upon us by the great John Hughes in the 80s.
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Big Ben Affleck's baby brother, Casey Affleck, makes a cameo in this film as the "older, wiser brother". Director Paul Weitz and producer Chris Weitz are brothers. They are known to have co-written the screenplay for ANTZ (6.5/10). Born in New York, the brothers are third generation Hollywood pedigree. Their grandfather was the fabled agent Paul Kohner, who represented such legendary filmmakers as John Huston, Billy Wilder and Ingmar Bergman and their parents are fashion designer John Weitz and Academy Award-nominated actress Susan Kohner. Californian punk-rockers BLINK 182 are featured on the soundtrack, and also make an appearance in this movie. Their band name is derived from the number of times Al Pacino uttered the F-word in SCARFACE (8.5/10). This film was originally sold as the "Untitled Teenage Sex Comedy Which Can Be Made For Under $10 Million Which Studio Readers Will Most Likely Hate But I Think You Will Love". It then went through two other name changes, GREAT FALLS and EAST GREAT FALLS HIGH. It also took this film four tries to get an R-rating instead of an NC-17. Actor Chris Klein got his big break in the acting world when he literally bumped into director Alexander Payne (ELECTION) while he was scouting Klein's high school as a possible shoot location for his film. Months later when Klein was attending college at Texas Christian University, Payne cast him in the co-starring role of Paul Metzler. Actress Alyson Hannigan is best known to television audiences for her regular role as Willow on TV's "Buffy, the Vampire Slayer". Actor Thomas Ian Nicholas is also touring on the road with his band, "The T.I.N. Men". Some of you may remember his girlfriend in this film, actress Tara Reid, from her role as Bunny Lebowski in the Coen Bros' film THE BIG LEBOWSKI (6.5/10).
Review Date: June 21, 1999 Director: Paul Weitz Writer: Adam Herz Producers: Warren Zide, Craig Perry, Chris Moore, Chris Weitz Actors: Jason Biggs as Jim Chris Klein as Oz Thomas Ian Nicholas as Kevin Eddie Kaye Thomas as Finch Genre: Comedy Year of Release: 1999 --------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com --------------------------------------- (c) 1999 Berge Garabedian
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Code documentation¶
Boreholetools main¶
boreholetools main control module
-
class
boreholetools.
SmartFormatter
(prog, indent_increment=2, max_help_position=24, width=None)[source]¶ a quick re-classing to enable RAW help descriptions
-
boreholetools.
validintervalrange
(v)[source]¶ a quick reader for specific float type argument strings
-
boreholetools.
parse
(manualargs=None)[source]¶ parser for defining and reading key words from command line
-
boreholetools.
getstatickeywords
()[source]¶ for clarity and non-script usage define defaults for all valid keywords
BHT welldatabase¶
-
class
modules.welldatabase.
Well
(**kwargs)[source]¶ - Well object holds shared horizontal and vertical length units and individual well properties:
- WELL NAME, ORIGIN, GEOMETRY (DEVIATION SURVEY), WELL MARKERS
-
DEPTHUNIT
= 'ft'¶
-
SURFUNIT
= 'ft'¶ define static variables and helper functions to force consistent length handling across well data
-
static
surf_to_metric
()[source]¶ static function to set surface units to metric length units (meters)
-
static
surf_to_imperial
()[source]¶ static function to set surface units to imperial length units (feet)
-
VERBOSE
= False¶ define static variable for verbosity
-
__init__
(**kwargs)[source]¶ - constructor initializes all parameters to generate a well object containing
- WELL NAME, ORIGIN, GEOMETRY (DEVIATION SURVEY)
Note
WELL MARKERS attribute is empty until
WellMarkerLoading
is instantiatedParameters: **kwargs – key/value list required to set up a well instance
Keyword Arguments: datadir (
string
) – path to data directoryfilename_in (
string
) – deviation survey filewellname (
string
) – unique well nameorigin ((
float
,float
,float
)) – Cartesian location of well head (KB), Default(0.0, 0.0, 0.0)
headerlines_in (
int
) – number of header lines in deviation survey filecolumns_in ((
int
,int
,int
)) – default values for relevant data columns in deviation file (MD, INCL, AZIM), Default(1, 2, 3)
key/values handed to
modules.boreholemath.TransformBoreHoleSurvey
during GEOMETRY loading- mode (
int
) – deviation file reading / conversion / interpolation mode, Default0
: no output - interval (
float
) – interpolation interval along MD, Default50.0
- mode (
-
class
modules.welldatabase.
WellMarkerLoading
(**kwargs)[source]¶
-
class
modules.welldatabase.
WellDatabase
(**kwargs)[source]¶ WellDatabase object factory template creates well instances based on a user supplied well spreadsheet and corresponding supporting files
BHT markermath¶
-
class
modules.markermath.
Stratigraphy
[source]¶ -
STRAT
= {'CRET': 'Cretaceous', 'JUR': 'Jurassic', 'NONE': 'None', 'REF': 'Reference Level', 'TERT': 'Tertiary', 'TRIA': 'Triassic'}¶
-
STRATORDER
= ('REF', 'TERT', 'CRET', 'JUR', 'TRIA')¶
-
-
class
modules.markermath.
WellMarker
(wmtype='UNKN', strat='NONE', md=0.0, dip=None, dazim=None, wellname='UNKNOWN', wellgeometry=None, verbose=False)[source]¶ -
TYPE
= {'FLT': 'Fault', 'LITH': 'Lithology', 'STRT': 'Stratigraphy', 'TECH': 'Technical', 'UNKN': 'Unknown'}¶
-
BHT boreholemath¶
-
class
modules.boreholemath.
CartPoint
(x=0.0, y=0.0, z=0.0)[source]¶ Bases:
object
a simple point class for Cartesian coordinates
-
__init__
(x=0.0, y=0.0, z=0.0)[source]¶ initialize point class using three vector components
Parameters: - x – X-component initializer
- y – Y-component initializer
- z – Z-component initializer
-
scale_xy
(scaler=0.3048)[source]¶ scale horizontal components of a point differently than vertical in case of mixed length unit output
Parameters: scaler – scaling factor defaulting to ‘ft’ to ‘meter’ constant
-
-
class
modules.boreholemath.
CLPoint
(md=0.0, incl=0.0, azim=0.0)[source]¶ Bases:
object
point class for curvelinear coordinates and associated tangential unit vector
-
__init__
(md=0.0, incl=0.0, azim=0.0)[source]¶ for given spherical coordinates set measured depth and angles and calculate a corresponding tangential unit vector
Parameters: - md – measured depth of point in length units along borehole from kelly bushing (KB)
- incl – borehole inclination (theta) measured from vertical at point [deg]
- azim – borehole azimuth (phi) measured from grid North at point [deg]
-
-
class
modules.boreholemath.
TransformBoreHoleSurvey
(**kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
object
-
__init__
(**kwargs)[source]¶ sets class parameters based on external keywords and / or robust defaults
Parameters: kwargs – unpacked keyword dictionary
-
BHT dipmath¶
-
class
modules.dipmath.
DipPoint
(dip=0.0, dazim=0.0)[source]¶ Bases:
object
provides dip and dip azimuth properties to a point including a corresponding tangential vector and its manipulation
-
static
get_matrix_x
(angle)[source]¶ static function returns a matrix rotation by angle along X axis
Parameters: angle – rotation angle (radian) Returns: 3x3 list of flt
-
static
get_matrix_y
(angle)[source]¶ static function returns a matrix rotation by angle along Y axis
Parameters: angle – rotation angle (radian) Returns: 3x3 list of flt
-
static
get_matrix_z
(angle)[source]¶ static function returns a matrix rotation by angle along Z axis
Parameters: angle – rotation angle (radian) Returns: 3x3 list of flt
-
__init__
(dip=0.0, dazim=0.0)[source]¶ constructor for dip / dip azimuth instance and corresponding unit vector pointing in direction of maximum falling dip
Parameters: - dip – dip of geological bed from horizontal in falling direction (grad)
- dazim – dip azimuth of geological bed measured clockwise from grid north (grad)
-
_rotate
(matrix_func, angle)[source]¶ helper function to actually perform a functional-based rotation of the tangential vector by given angle. Note, that this function does not change the instance.
Parameters: - matrix_func – functional object - either X,Y,Z rotation matrix
- angle – angle of rotation (grad)
Returns:
-
_update_angles
(newdips)[source]¶ back-calculate dip and dip azimuth from a tangential vector changed by rotation
Parameters: newdips – list(3) of flt corresponding to the three-component tangential vector
-
rotate_x
(angle)[source]¶ handle to perform a rotation of bed dip instance by X axis using angle and updating the dip / dip azimuth
Parameters: angle – angle of rotation (grad)
-
static
-
class
modules.dipmath.
DipMarker
(md, dip=None, dazim=None, wellgeometry_in=None, verbose=False)[source]¶ Bases:
modules.dipmath.DipPoint
-
__init__
(md, dip=None, dazim=None, wellgeometry_in=None, verbose=False)[source]¶ Parameters: - md –
- dip –
- dazim –
- wellgeometry_in –
- verbose –
-
_rotate
(matrix_func, angle)¶ helper function to actually perform a functional-based rotation of the tangential vector by given angle. Note, that this function does not change the instance.
Parameters: - matrix_func – functional object - either X,Y,Z rotation matrix
- angle – angle of rotation (grad)
Returns:
-
_update_angles
(newdips)¶ back-calculate dip and dip azimuth from a tangential vector changed by rotation
Parameters: newdips – list(3) of flt corresponding to the three-component tangential vector
-
static
get_matrix_x
(angle)¶ static function returns a matrix rotation by angle along X axis
Parameters: angle – rotation angle (radian) Returns: 3x3 list of flt
-
static
get_matrix_y
(angle)¶ static function returns a matrix rotation by angle along Y axis
Parameters: angle – rotation angle (radian) Returns: 3x3 list of flt
-
static
get_matrix_z
(angle)¶ static function returns a matrix rotation by angle along Z axis
Parameters: angle – rotation angle (radian) Returns: 3x3 list of flt
-
rotate_x
(angle)¶ handle to perform a rotation of bed dip instance by X axis using angle and updating the dip / dip azimuth
Parameters: angle – angle of rotation (grad)
-
rotate_y
(angle)¶ handle to perform a rotation of bed dip instance by Y axis using angle and updating the dip / dip azimuth
Parameters: angle – angle of rotation (grad)
-
rotate_z
(angle)¶ handle to perform a rotation of bed dip instance by Z axis using angle and updating the dip / dip azimuth
Parameters: angle – angle of rotation (grad)
-
BHT fileio¶
-
class
modules.fileio.
BHReaderWriter
(**kwargs)[source]¶ A class based on the CSV (comma-separated values) module reader/writer which adds functionality to more easily import borehole-related data
-
__init__
(**kwargs)[source]¶ constructor initializes main input/output parameters
Parameters: kwargs – keywords to allow fairly flexible file / data access and writing
-
read_head
()[source]¶ open an CSV file for reading and return a number of header lines which usually define content of its data columns
Returns: list of str containing the header lines (def: list of one line)
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[gecode-users] Posting propagator : IntView lifetime ?
Grégoire Dooms
dooms at info.ucl.ac.be
Wed Apr 12 11:40:48 CEST 2006
jeremie.vautard wrote:
> Hi !
>
> I have been checking how some of the public static post
> members of propagator classes works for posting constraints
> passing IntVar arguments, however I get lost in the code. Can
> anyone tell me exactly how this works ? If I understand well,
> for the subscription part, it is only necessary to create the
> Intview, subscribe the new propagator to this view, and then,
> the view can be destroyed, as the subscription called the
> InVarImp subscribe method.
The IntView and IntVar are just shells which encapsulate a pointer to an
IntVarImp
They are just references to the real variable.
> But, concerning the domain
> shrinking of the variables, I have to keep a trace of the
> views of the variables I possibly modify.
The propagator keeps the references to the variables it needs to modify.
If your prop. works on two integer variables, just keep an IntView for
each of them.
> During space
> cloning, how is the update of these views managed ?
On cloning of the propagator, call v.update(home,p.v) which will update
the reference such that it points to the new cloned variable and not to
the old one.
> Must I
> create new views from the IntVars each time the propagate()
> method is called ?
>
No. just keep two IntViews as data members in you propagator.
> My point is to create a propagator which concerns two integer
> variables and post it using only the intVars of the concerned
> two variables. What is the best way to do this ?
Use IntView's in the propagator and just build an IntView from the
IntVar when posting.
Apart from their API, they can be considered the same object .
One way to not have to bother with update etc... is to simply inherit
from BinaryPropagator<IntView, PC_INT_DOM>
Have a look at a simple binary propagator such as Int::Nq :
http://www.gecode.org/gecode-doc-latest/int_2rel_2nq_8icc-source.html
Does this answer your questions ?
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For a system-wide installation you can omit --user
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The same installation strategy also works with Anaconda installations or any other Python distribution. Supported Python versions are 3.6 and 3.7.
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unfortunately require high performance and QP-capable solvers. Thus, for full functionality you will require a commercial solver such as Cplex or Gurobi. Both have academic licenses and can be obtained for free for academic users.
After registering and downloading the CPLEX studio for your OS unpack it (by running the provided installer) to a directory of your choice (we will assume it’s called ibm).
Now install the CPLEX python package:
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Describes the topic and events for the NotificationConfiguration property.
Syntax
Properties
Event
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The Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) bucket event about which to send notifications. For more information, see Supported Event Types in the Amazon Simple Storage Service Developer Guide.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Filter
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The filtering rules that determine for which objects to send notifications. For example, you can create a filter so that Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) sends notifications only when image files with a
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Type: NotificationFilter
Topic
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Required: Yes
Type: String