Retrospective: H.P. Lovecraft's Necronomicon (1992)
By Robert B. Marks
I am pleased to declare that I discovered H.P. Lovecraft a short while ago when, out of curiosity, I picked up a copy of his Dream Cycle. After finding it to be excellent fiction, I was hooked: I am now a Lovecraft fan.
So, when I noticed H.P. Lovecraft's Necronomicon: The Book of the Dead on a rental outlet shelf, I just had to have a look. I was expecting to see some well done Lovecraftian horrors from the dawn of time, and perhaps even a bit of Cthulhu. I was both pleased and disappointed.
The movie opens with H.P. Lovecraft entering a monastery with the intention of looking at the Necronomicon, which is under guard. As he does so, the odd things which happen around him serve as a frame for three stories.
The first story is about a man who returns to his ancestral home in America and finds a will from one of his ancestors. The will talks about how the Necronomicon helped him to resurrect his dead wife, and the man decides to do the same, only to end up awakening Cthulhu instead.
The second story is about a reporter who discovers that inside a house is a woman who has lived for sixty years without aging. The key to this secret of immortality, which is (of course) found in the Necronomicon, turns out to have a very heavy price for the reporter.
The third story is a particularly gruesome tale where a pregnant cop finds herself in an abandoned building searching for her partner, who has been carried off by "the butcher". When she follows the trail, she finds herself being fed to a monster from the dawn of time.
Sadly, the movie very liberally adapts the stories written by H.P. Lovecraft, and a great deal of style is lost. However, the first two are done quite well. As a Lovecraft affectionado, I was picking out bits and pieces of what I had read earlier. I was particularly impressed with the first story, which could have been taken word for word from a Lovecraft tale.
The linkage story, with H.P. Lovecraft reading the Necronomicon, was a joy. Not only did it fit nicely into the Cthulhu mythos, but there were unseen monsters, tentacled horrors (aside: for some reason Lovecraft had an obsession with two things: tentacles and cats; cats I can understand, but tentacles have always puzzled me), and Lovecraft makes a close escape with the Necronomicon and the knowledge that there are horrible things around us that we could never imagine.
It is the third story that rains on the parade. While Lovecraft wrote of million-year old horrors, and the monster in this story is as old as the dinosaurs, graphic dismemberment of central characters was not something Lovecraft ever practiced. The story starts well and is very suspenseful, but once the main character is betrayed, the story simply becomes a mindless gorefest with little to do with anything Lovecraft ever wrote.
The movie also has another failing: it explains very little. When I saw it, I saw it with some friends who had never been exposed to any of Lovecraft's writings. So, while I was enjoying the tidbits of Cthulhu and other Lovecraftian horrors, they were watching the screen in mystification. This is a film that actually should have a reading list attached: reading The Call of Cthulhu before seeing the film helps it make sense, but without some prior knowledge of Lovecraft, the viewer is lost.
So, the rating: Necronomicon is not bad at all, with some strong performances and horrific creatures from the dawn of time (but, sadly, no cats). However, the gruesome ending to the third story and the lack of explanation pull the movie down considerably, and might even turn people off of a brilliant writer. So, the final score is 3/5, with one warning: read The Call of Cthulhu before you see it.
Robert Marks
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Thanks for the tip about setting the commit and adaptive distance. That helps memory wise. In order to compile gecode for iphone one needs to set "Compile for Thumb" to "No", in case anyone else wants to try. There are two more issues I'm having.
1) Is gecode thread safe, in general? In particular can I safely initialise a space and run a search on it all inside of a thread? This is important since one doesn't want to block execution in an iphone app.
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WOLF (1994) A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 2000
The author of this review is supposed to worship, or at least respect Mike Nichols as one of the great American filmmakers, but he can't. Although I never saw anything particularly wrong in Mike Nichols' films - they all had interesting stories, good cast etc. - I still have impression of watching them being equal to the watching paint dry. So, when even when he tried to make something different with WOLF, his 1994 horror film, I greeted that effort without any sort of enthusiasm.
The protagonist of this film is Will Randall (played by Jack Nicholson), publishing executive from New York who is currently experiencing plenty of disappointments in his life. His firm is taken over by business tycoon Raymond Alden (played by Christopher Plummer) who degrades Randall and brings Stewart Swinton (played by James Spader), treacherous yuppie and Randall's former friend to his old position. To make things even worse, Randall's wife Charlotte (played by Kate Nelligan) is having an affair. However, few days before this all happened, Randall was bitten by a wolf on the isolated country road. Since that event he notices changes in his metabolism and life patterns - he sleeps all day and is awake all night, his senses are better, but the most significant change is willingness to stand up against his enemies. He becomes even more aware of this change when he meets Alden's daughter Laura (played by Michelle Pfeiffer) and begins an affair with her.
Some of the best roles in Jack Nicholson's career were those of men whose willingness to break the rules or succumb to irrational urges made them look satanic compared to "normal" people. So, the role of book editor who is slowly turning into werewolf was perfect for Nicholson and he plays it with gusto. Michelle Pfeiffer as his partner is also great and visually more appealing than in many other movies. The cast in this film is truly up to task, and Indian actor Om Puri makes quite an impression in the small episodic role of lycantropy expert. Nichols puts a lot of effort into production design and other details, trying to make the story about lycathropy in New York publishing circles as realistic as possible, using the classic horror scenario as the basis for interesting, thought-provoking drama about inter-office politics, midlife crisis and eternal struggle between civilisation and irrational urges in individual humans.
 The ending is not the only problem of the film; Nichols, as usual, has problems with proper pace of the film. Slow-motion shots of Nicholson as werewolf are overlong, and Ennio Morricone's score is again quite irritating. So, like in many similar cases, my skepticism about Mike Nichols' film was justified. WOLF could be recommended only to those who truly enjoy Nicholson's acting, even when the rest of the film isn't quite worthy of his talent.
RATING: 4/10 (+)
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BREAKDOWN A film review by Michael Millhollin Copyright 1997 Michael Millhollin
It was a hot day here in Las Vegas (100 degrees) so I decided to see a matinee. The movie Breakdown, starring Kurt Russell and Kathleen Quinlan, was my choice and a choice I'm glad I made for the cheaper matinee ticket prices. Yes, I thought it was a movie made only for the matinee crowd as I didn't find it worth a $6.50 ticket. Kathleen Quinlan is beautiful and probably a fine actress (why do actresses wear thin tops with no bras underneath?) but this role didn't give her much of a chance to prove that. Kurt Russell has had better acting parts, but this one fell short of expectations. I found his acting, well, somewhat over acting!! There is a lot of action packed scenes, but in my opinion, far too many for the story line. I just could not imagine half the stuff that was going on from scene to scene, especially the one where he catches up with a rolling 18 wheeler on foot and finds the means to crawl from the spare tire rack to the front of the trailer, all without being seen by the driver, or falling off. I found myself shaking my head from disbelief through most of the last half of the movie.
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Jurgen Klopp admitted he could hardly believe his Liverpool side had opened up a nine-point lead over champions Manchester City.
Klopp’s Premier League leaders beat City 3-1 in the clash of the two title favourites at Anfield on Sunday.
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Klopp said: “Today we were completely focused on this game and not the situation in the table and how many points we are ahead of City. That’s crazy.
“Nine points ahead of City – you cannot imagine that something like this would happen.
“But it’s not important because who wants to be first in November? You want to be first in May. It’s only November.
“The pressure is not there yet. It will come, but at the moment it’s just opportunity and go for it and do the work, throw in all you have and let’s see what happens.
“We don’t feel any pressure, to be 100% honest. Nine points is a positive but there’s a long way to go.
“People will 100% say, and have said already, that from now on Liverpool can only lose it.
“That’s a very negative approach but we don’t care, I can promise you that we don’t care.”
Liverpool took a firm grip on the game with two goals in the opening 13 minutes but there was controversy over the first.
The ball struck Trent Alexander-Arnold’s hand in the Liverpool penalty area but nothing was given and the hosts broke upfield to score through Fabinho. There was a further penalty shout for handball against Alexander-Arnold late in the game but, again, City were denied.
Klopp said: “I haven’t seen the penalty incident in the first half before Fabinho scored so I can’t say anything about, but I’ve heard it was first handball by Bernando Silva, I don’t know.
“I can imagine it’s not a situation Pep (Guardiola) is really pleased with. That’s normal.
“But the reaction we showed, 22 seconds later we were in front of their goal and Fabinho with his stunner brings us the 1-0 lead.”
Mohamed Salah added Liverpool’s second and Sadio Mane grabbed the third after the break before Bernardo Silva struck a City consolation.
Klopp felt Liverpool’s intensity early on proved decisive.
He said: “At the beginning it was wild. It was great, pressing and pressing, not a lot of clear balls in behind.
“You could sense it was really important for both teams. They were both ready to put a proper shift in. They did.
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Here's how you can quickly create one or more text fields using ActionScript for you flash applications. I start off by defining the style (lines 2-6 in the code at the end of this post), which will be applied to the text fields. On line 8 a new text field is defined. The arguments for this method are follows:
[as]movieClip.createTextField(instanceName, depth, x, y, width, height)[/as]
Of note is the depth argument, because if you want to add more than one text field you need to increment that value by one, else every additional field will overwrite the current one. Thankfully there is a method: getNextHighestDepth() that will return the next possible value for you. The arguments that follow the depth one, set the display position and the width and height of your text field. The next three lines allow me to a) use HTML for my text, b) set the text to display (a link in this case) and finally apply the previously defined style. And this is then repeated for the second text field to be displayed (lines 13-16), making sure that the display position doesn't overlap.
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fmtEmphasis = new TextFormat();
fmtEmphasis.bold = false;
fmtEmphasis.size = 12;
fmtEmphasis.color = "0x69889A";
fmtEmphasis.font = "Verdana";
this.createTextField("tfNewfield1",this.getNextHighestDepth(),0,0,150,20);
tfNewfield1.html = true;
tfNewfield1.htmlText = "[ Link 1 ]";
tfNewfield1.setTextFormat(fmtEmphasis);
// now create the dynamic text buttons
this.createTextField("tfNewfield2",this.getNextHighestDepth(),170,0,150,20);
tfNewfield2.html = true;
tfNewfield2.htmlText = "[ Link 2 ]";
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He won the Best Actor Oscar in 1983 for 'Tender Mercies' and few actors have the diversity of Robert Duvall. Whether or not he uses make-up, accents, different posturing or anything abundantly coherent to his profession, he rarely misses the mark. Duvall got noticed in is film debut as Boo Radley in 'To Kill a Mockingbird' in 1962 and throughout the 60's he took bit parts here in there in such films as 'Captain Newman, M.D.', 'Countdown', 'Bullitt' and 'True Grit'. His big break came in 1972 in a film that launched many careers, 'The Godfather'. He received his first Oscar nomination for that film as Best Supporting Actor and continued throughout the 70's and to this day perhaps his most under rated role is in Sidney Lumet's 'Network' in 1976 in which he played a ruthless corporate television executive. Duvall has perhaps one of the most famous lines in movie history from 1979's 'Apocalypse Now' in which he proclaims "I love the smell of napalm in the morning".
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The amount of data in bytes to be synced for the objects which are
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The estimated time in seconds to recover objects which are in queue and sync/recovery
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The number of objects which are in queue and
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#include <abm.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| ABM ()=default | |
| Creates an ABM object with default attributes. More... | |
| ABM (double del_t, const std::string infile, const std::map< std::string, std::string > dist_files, const std::string tfile) | |
| Creates an ABM object with custom attributes. More... | |
| void | create_households (const std::string filename) |
| Create households based on information in a file. More... | |
| void | create_retirement_homes (const std::string filename) |
| Create retirement homes based on information in a file. More... | |
| void | create_schools (const std::string filename) |
| Create schools based on information in a file. More... | |
| void | create_workplaces (const std::string filename) |
| Create workplaces based on information in a file. More... | |
| void | create_hospitals (const std::string filename) |
| Create hospitals based on information in a file. More... | |
| void | create_agents (const std::string filename, const int ninf0=0) |
| Create agents based on information in a file. More... | |
| void | set_random_vaccination (int nv) |
| Set up vaccination of nv members of the random population members activated with testing. More... | |
| void | set_group_vaccination (std::string group_name, bool verbose=false) |
| void | transmit_infection () |
| Transmit infection according to Infection model. More... | |
| void | compute_place_contributions () |
| Count contributions of all infectious agents in each place. More... | |
| void | compute_state_transitions () |
| Propagate infection and determine state transitions. More... | |
| void | reset_contributions () |
| Set the lambda factors to 0.0. More... | |
| void | advance_in_time () |
| void | check_events (std::vector< School > &, std::vector< Workplace > &) |
| Verify if anything that requires parameter changes happens at this step. More... | |
| int | get_num_infected () const |
| Retrieve number of infected agents at this time step. More... | |
| int | get_num_exposed () const |
| Retrieve number of exposed. More... | |
| int | get_num_active_cases () const |
| Number of infected - confirmed. More... | |
| std::vector< int > | get_treatment_data () const |
| double | get_time () const |
| Current simulation time. More... | |
| int | get_total_infected () const |
| Retrieve number of total infected. More... | |
| int | get_total_dead () const |
| Retrieve number of total dead. More... | |
| int | get_tested_dead () const |
| Retrieve number of dead that were tested. More... | |
| int | get_not_tested_dead () const |
| Retrieve number of dead that were not tested. More... | |
| int | get_total_recovered () const |
| Retrieve number of total recovered. More... | |
| int | get_tot_recovering_exposed () |
| Retrieve cumulative number of exposed that never developed symptoms. More... | |
| int | get_total_tested () const |
| int | get_total_tested_positive () const |
| int | get_total_tested_negative () const |
| int | get_total_tested_false_positive () const |
| int | get_total_tested_false_negative () const |
| const std::vector< int > | get_infected_day () const |
| const std::vector< int > | get_dead_day () const |
| const std::vector< int > | get_recovered_day () const |
| const std::vector< int > | get_tested_day () const |
| const std::vector< int > | get_tested_positive_day () const |
| const std::vector< int > | get_tested_negative_day () const |
| const std::vector< int > | get_tested_false_positive_day () const |
| const std::vector< int > | get_tested_false_negative_day () const |
| void | print_infection_parameters (const std::string filename) const |
| Save infection parameter information. More... | |
| void | print_age_dependent_distributions (const std::string filename) const |
| Save age-dependent distributions. More... | |
| void | print_households (const std::string filename) const |
| Save current household information. More... | |
| void | print_retirement_home (const std::string filename) const |
| Save current retirement home information. More... | |
| void | print_schools (const std::string filename) const |
| Save current school information. More... | |
| void | print_workplaces (const std::string filename) const |
| Save current workplace information. More... | |
| void | print_hospitals (const std::string filename) const |
| Save current hospital information. More... | |
| void | print_agents_in_households (const std::string filename) const |
| Save IDs of all agents in all households. More... | |
| void | print_agents_in_retirement_homes (const std::string filename) const |
| Save IDs of all agents in all retirement homes. More... | |
| void | print_agents_in_schools (const std::string filename) const |
| Save IDs of all agents in all schools. More... | |
| void | print_agents_in_workplaces (const std::string filename) const |
| Save IDs of all agents in all workplaces. More... | |
| void | print_agents_in_hospitals (const std::string filename) const |
| Save IDs of all agents in all hospitals. More... | |
| void | print_agents (const std::string filename) const |
| Save current agent information. More... | |
| const std::vector< Household > & | get_vector_of_households () const |
| Return a const reference to a House object vector. More... | |
| const std::vector< RetirementHome > & | get_vector_of_retirement_homes () const |
| Return a const reference to a RetirementHome object vector. More... | |
| const std::vector< School > & | get_vector_of_schools () const |
| Return a const reference to a School object vector. More... | |
| const std::vector< Workplace > & | get_vector_of_workplaces () const |
| Return a const reference to a Workplace object vector. More... | |
| const std::vector< Hospital > & | get_vector_of_hospitals () const |
| Return a const reference to a Hospital object vector. More... | |
| const std::vector< Agent > & | get_vector_of_agents () const |
| Return a const reference to an Agent object vector. More... | |
| std::vector< Agent > & | vector_of_agents () |
| Return a non-const reference to an Agent object vector. More... | |
| std::vector< Hospital > & | vector_of_hospitals () |
| Return a reference to a Hospital object vector. More... | |
| std::vector< Household > & | vector_of_households () |
| Return a reference to a Household object vector. More... | |
| std::vector< RetirementHome > & | vector_of_retirement_homes () |
| Return a reference to a RetirementHome object vector. More... | |
| std::vector< School > & | vector_of_schools () |
| Return a reference to a School object vector. More... | |
| std::vector< Workplace > & | vector_of_workplaces () |
| Return a reference to a Workplace object vector. More... | |
| std::vector< Agent > & | get_vector_of_agents_non_const () |
| Return a reference to an Agent object vector. More... | |
| std::vector< Household > | get_copied_vector_of_households () const |
| Return a copy of a House object vector. More... | |
| std::vector< RetirementHome > | get_copied_vector_of_retirement_homes () const |
| Return a copy of a RetirementHome object vector. More... | |
| std::vector< School > | get_copied_vector_of_schools () const |
| Return a copy of a School object vector. More... | |
| std::vector< Workplace > | get_copied_vector_of_workplaces () const |
| Return a copy of a Workplace object vector. More... | |
| std::vector< Hospital > | get_copied_vector_of_hospitals () const |
| Return a copy of a Hospital object vector. More... | |
| Infection | get_copied_infection_object () const |
| Return a copy of Infection object. More... | |
| Infection & | get_infection_object () |
| Return a reference to an Infection object. More... | |
| const std::map< std::string, double > | get_infection_parameters () const |
| Return a const reference to parameter map. More... | |
| Flu | get_flu_object () const |
| Return a copy of the Flu object. More... | |
| Flu & | get_flu_object () |
| Return a reference to Flu object. More... | |
| Testing | get_testing_object () const |
| Return a copy of the Testing object. More... | |
| Testing & | get_testing_object () |
| Return the Testing object. More... | |
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Creates an ABM object with default attributes.
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Creates an ABM object with custom attributes.
Reads the infection parameters from the provided file and initializes Infection object; The map key represents a tag to recognize which dataset in question is it. Tags are currently: hospitalization, ICU, mortality All 3 are required.
| del_t | - time step, days |
| infile | - name of the file with the input parameters |
| dist_files | - map of keys-tags and file names where different distribution files are stored |
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Verify if anything that requires parameter changes happens at this step.
| void ABM::compute_place_contributions | ( | ) |
Count contributions of all infectious agents in each place.
| void ABM::compute_state_transitions | ( | ) |
Propagate infection and determine state transitions.
| void ABM::create_agents | ( | const std::string | filename, |
| const int | ninf0 = 0 |
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Create agents based on information in a file.
Constructs agents from demographic information in a file with agent per row, columns being the information as it currently appears in the Agent constructor; assigns agents to households, schools, workplaces, and hospitals - needs to be called AFTER creating those places; Optionally it can randomly choose initially infected as specified by the input parameter;
| filename | - path of the file with input information |
| ninf0 | - number of initially infected - overwriting input file |
| void ABM::create_hospitals | ( | const std::string | filename | ) |
Create hospitals based on information in a file.
Constructs hospitals based on the ID and locations as defined in the file; One line in the file defines one hospital
| filename | - path of the file with input information |
| void ABM::create_households | ( | const std::string | filename | ) |
Create households based on information in a file.
Constructs households based on the ID and locations as defined in the file; One line in the file defines one household
| filename | - path of the file with input information |
| void ABM::create_retirement_homes | ( | const std::string | filename | ) |
Create retirement homes based on information in a file.
Constructs retirement homes based on the ID and locations as defined in the file; One line in the file defines one household
| filename | - path of the file with input information |
| void ABM::create_schools | ( | const std::string | filename | ) |
Create schools based on information in a file.
Constructs schools based on the ID, locations, and school type as defined in the file; One line in the file defines one school; School types are "daycare", "primary", "middle", "high", and "college"
| filename | - path of the file with input information |
| void ABM::create_workplaces | ( | const std::string | filename | ) |
Create workplaces based on information in a file.
Constructs workplaces based on the ID and locations as defined in the file; One line in the file defines one workplace
| filename | - path of the file with input information |
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Return a copy of a Hospital object vector.
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Return a copy of a House object vector.
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Return a copy of a School object vector.
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Return a copy of a Workplace object vector.
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Return a const reference to parameter map.
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Retrieve number of dead that were not tested.
| int ABM::get_num_active_cases | ( | ) | const |
Number of infected - confirmed.
| int ABM::get_num_exposed | ( | ) | const |
Retrieve number of exposed.
| int ABM::get_num_infected | ( | ) | const |
Retrieve number of infected agents at this time step.
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Retrieve number of dead that were tested.
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Current simulation time.
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Retrieve cumulative number of exposed that never developed symptoms.
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Retrieve number of total dead.
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Retrieve number of total infected.
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Retrieve number of total recovered.
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Return a const reference to an Agent object vector.
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Return a reference to an Agent object vector.
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Return a const reference to a Hospital object vector.
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Return a const reference to a House object vector.
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Return a const reference to a RetirementHome object vector.
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Return a const reference to a School object vector.
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Return a const reference to a Workplace object vector.
| void ABM::print_age_dependent_distributions | ( | const std::string | filename | ) | const |
Save age-dependent distributions.
| filename | - path of the file to print to |
| void ABM::print_agents | ( | const std::string | filename | ) | const |
Save current agent information.
Outputs agent information as indicated in Agent constructor One line per agent
| filename | - path of the file to print to |
| void ABM::print_agents_in_hospitals | ( | const std::string | filename | ) | const |
Save IDs of all agents in all hospitals.
One line per hospital, 0 if no agents present
| filename | - path of the file to save to |
| void ABM::print_agents_in_households | ( | const std::string | filename | ) | const |
Save IDs of all agents in all households.
One line per household, 0 if no agents present
| filename | - path of the file to save to |
| void ABM::print_agents_in_retirement_homes | ( | const std::string | filename | ) | const |
Save IDs of all agents in all retirement homes.
One line per retirement home, 0 if no agents present
| filename | - path of the file to save to |
| void ABM::print_agents_in_schools | ( | const std::string | filename | ) | const |
Save IDs of all agents in all schools.
One line per school, 0 if no agents present
| filename | - path of the file to save to |
| void ABM::print_agents_in_workplaces | ( | const std::string | filename | ) | const |
Save IDs of all agents in all workplaces.
One line per workplace, 0 if no agents present
| filename | - path of the file to save to |
| void ABM::print_hospitals | ( | const std::string | filename | ) | const |
Save current hospital information.
Outputs hospital information as hospital ID, x and y location, total number of agents, number of infected agents, ck, betas One line per hospital
| filename | - path of the file to print to |
| void ABM::print_households | ( | const std::string | filename | ) | const |
Save current household information.
Outputs household information as household ID, x and y location, total number of agents, number of infected agents One line per household
| filename | - path of the file to print to |
| void ABM::print_infection_parameters | ( | const std::string | filename | ) | const |
Save infection parameter information.
| filename | - path of the file to print to |
| void ABM::print_retirement_home | ( | const std::string | filename | ) | const |
Save current retirement home information.
Outputs retirement home information as school ID, x and y location, total number of agents, number of infected agents One line per institution
| filename | - path of the file to print to |
| void ABM::print_schools | ( | const std::string | filename | ) | const |
Save current school information.
Outputs school information as school ID, x and y location, total number of agents, number of infected agents One line per school
| filename | - path of the file to print to |
| void ABM::print_workplaces | ( | const std::string | filename | ) | const |
Save current workplace information.
Outputs workplace information as workplace ID, x and y location, total number of agents, number of infected agents, ck, beta, psi One line per workplace
| filename | - path of the file to print to |
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Set the lambda factors to 0.0.
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Set up vaccination of specific population group activated with testing
| vaccine_group_name | - recognizable name of the group (see manual) |
| verbose | - print the final number of vaccinated individuals |
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Set up vaccination of nv members of the random population members activated with testing.
| void ABM::transmit_infection | ( | ) |
Transmit infection according to Infection model.
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Return a non-const reference to an Agent object vector.
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Return a reference to a Hospital object vector.
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Return a reference to a Household object vector.
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Return a reference to a RetirementHome object vector.
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Return a reference to a School object vector.
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Return a reference to a Workplace object vector.


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This class implements the full text search based on Apache Lucene.
Most methods can be called using SQL statements as well.
| Methods |
| static SQLException |
convertException(Exception e)
Convert an exception to a fulltext exception.
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| static SQLException |
convertException(Exception e)
Convert an exception to a fulltext exception.
Parameters:
e - the original exception
Returns:
the converted SQL exception
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| static void |
createIndex(Connection conn, String schema, String table, String columnList)
Create a new full text index for a table and column list.
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| static void |
createIndex(Connection conn, String schema, String table, String columnList) throws SQLException
Create a new full text index for a table and column list. Each table may
only have one index at any time.
Parameters:
conn - the connection
schema - the schema name of the table (case sensitive)
table - the table name (case sensitive)
columnList - the column list (null for all columns)
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| static void |
createTrigger(Connection conn, String schema, String table)
Create the trigger.
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| static void |
createTrigger(Connection conn, String schema, String table) throws SQLException
Create the trigger.
Parameters:
conn - the database connection
schema - the schema name
table - the table name
|
| static void |
dropAll(Connection conn)
Drops all full text indexes from the database.
|
| static void |
dropAll(Connection conn) throws SQLException
Drops all full text indexes from the database.
Parameters:
conn - the connection
|
| static FullTextLucene.IndexAccess |
getIndexAccess(Connection conn)
Get the index writer/searcher wrapper for the given connection.
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| static FullTextLucene.IndexAccess |
getIndexAccess(Connection conn) throws SQLException
Get the index writer/searcher wrapper for the given connection.
Parameters:
conn - the connection
Returns:
the index access wrapper
|
| static String |
getIndexPath(Connection conn)
Get the path of the Lucene index for this database.
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| static String |
getIndexPath(Connection conn) throws SQLException
Get the path of the Lucene index for this database.
Parameters:
conn - the database connection
Returns:
the path
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| static void |
indexExistingRows(Connection conn, String schema, String table)
Add the existing data to the index.
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| static void |
indexExistingRows(Connection conn, String schema, String table) throws SQLException
Add the existing data to the index.
Parameters:
conn - the database connection
schema - the schema name
table - the table name
|
| static void |
init(Connection conn)
Initializes full text search functionality for this database.
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| static void |
init(Connection conn) throws SQLException
Initializes full text search functionality for this database. This adds
the following Java functions to the database:
- FTL_CREATE_INDEX(schemaNameString, tableNameString,
columnListString)
- FTL_SEARCH(queryString, limitInt, offsetInt): result set
- FTL_REINDEX()
- FTL_DROP_ALL()
It also adds a schema FTL to the database where bookkeeping information
is stored. This function may be called from a Java application, or by
using the SQL statements:
CREATE ALIAS IF NOT EXISTS FTL_INIT FOR
"org.h2.fulltext.FullTextLucene.init";
CALL FTL_INIT();
Parameters:
conn - the connection
|
| static void |
reindex(Connection conn)
Re-creates the full text index for this database.
|
| static void |
reindex(Connection conn) throws SQLException
Re-creates the full text index for this database. Calling this method is
usually not needed, as the index is kept up-to-date automatically.
Parameters:
conn - the connection
|
| static void |
removeIndexAccess(FullTextLucene.IndexAccess access, String indexPath)
Close the index writer and searcher and remove them from the index access set.
|
| static void |
removeIndexAccess(FullTextLucene.IndexAccess access, String indexPath) throws SQLException
Close the index writer and searcher and remove them from the index access set.
Parameters:
access - the index writer/searcher wrapper
indexPath - the index path
|
| static ResultSet |
search(Connection conn, String text, int limit, int offset)
Searches from the full text index for this database.
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| static ResultSet |
search(Connection conn, String text, int limit, int offset) throws SQLException
Searches from the full text index for this database.
The returned result set has the following column:
- QUERY (varchar): the query to use to get the data.
The query does not include 'SELECT * FROM '. Example:
PUBLIC.TEST WHERE ID = 1
- SCORE (float) the relevance score as returned by Lucene.
Parameters:
conn - the connection
text - the search query
limit - the maximum number of rows or 0 for no limit
offset - the offset or 0 for no offset
Returns:
the result set
|
| static ResultSet |
search(Connection conn, String text, int limit, int offset, boolean data)
Do the search.
|
| static ResultSet |
search(Connection conn, String text, int limit, int offset, boolean data) throws SQLException
Do the search.
Parameters:
conn - the database connection
text - the query
limit - the limit
offset - the offset
data - whether the raw data should be returned
Returns:
the result set
|
| static ResultSet |
searchData(Connection conn, String text, int limit, int offset)
Searches from the full text index for this database.
|
| static ResultSet |
searchData(Connection conn, String text, int limit, int offset) throws SQLException
Searches from the full text index for this database. The result contains
the primary key data as an array. The returned result set has the
following columns:
- SCHEMA (varchar): the schema name. Example: PUBLIC
- TABLE (varchar): the table name. Example: TEST
- COLUMNS (array of varchar): comma separated list of quoted column
names. The column names are quoted if necessary. Example: (ID)
- KEYS (array of values): comma separated list of values. Example: (1)
- SCORE (float) the relevance score as returned by Lucene.
Parameters:
conn - the connection
text - the search query
limit - the maximum number of rows or 0 for no limit
offset - the offset or 0 for no offset
Returns:
the result set
|
STORE_DOCUMENT_TEXT_IN_INDEX
Whether the text content should be stored in the Lucene index.
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dblink_exec(text connname, text sql [, bool fail_on_error]) returns text dblink_exec(text connstr, text sql [, bool fail_on_error]) returns text dblink_exec(text sql [, bool fail_on_error]) returns text
dblink_exec
executes a command (that is, any SQL statement
that doesn't return rows) in a remote database.
When two text arguments are given, the first one is first
looked up as a persistent connection's name; if found, the command
is executed on that connection. If not found, the first argument
is treated as a connection info string as for dblink_connect
,
and the indicated connection is made just for the duration of this command.
Name of the connection to use; omit this parameter to use the unnamed connection.
A connection info string, as previously described for
dblink_connect
.
The SQL command that you wish to execute in the remote database, for example insert into foo values(0,'a','{"a0","b0","c0"}').
If true (the default when omitted) then an error thrown on the remote side of the connection causes an error to also be thrown locally. If false, the remote error is locally reported as a NOTICE, and the function's return value is set to ERROR.
SELECT dblink_connect('dbname=dblink_test_standby'); dblink_connect ---------------- OK (1 row) SELECT dblink_exec('insert into foo values(21,''z'',''{"a0","b0","c0"}'');'); dblink_exec ----------------- INSERT 943366 1 (1 row) SELECT dblink_connect('myconn', 'dbname=regression'); dblink_connect ---------------- OK (1 row) SELECT dblink_exec('myconn', 'insert into foo values(21,''z'',''{"a0","b0","c0"}'');'); dblink_exec ------------------ INSERT 6432584 1 (1 row) SELECT dblink_exec('myconn', 'insert into pg_class values (''foo'')',false); NOTICE: sql error DETAIL: ERROR: null value in column "relnamespace" violates not-null constraint dblink_exec ------------- ERROR (1 row)


Mock functions are useful when the mocked function is called within another function.
Purpose of mock function is not to include any logic, since you are likely tesitng a parent function, not the mocked function.
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This method is asynchronous.
This method works similarly to ProjectEncoder.encodeTransaction. However, instead of a Method object, it simply takes the ABI entry for the transaction being prepared. Note that the ABI must be one associated with this contract, or the function will not work.
Note that use of the encoder for transactions to be sent to libraries is presently not supported and may have unreliable results. Limited support for this is planned for future versions.
See ProjectEncoder.encodeTransaction for further details.
The ABI entry for the transaction being prepared.
This method is asynchronous.
Constructs a contract instance encoder for a given instance of the contract this encoder is for.
The address of the contract instance. If omitted, it will be autodetected. If an invalid address is provided, this method will throw an exception.
Just used for testing, currently
This method is asynchronous.
This method works similarly to ProjectEncoder.resolveAndEncode. However, instead of an array of Method objects, it simply takes an array of the ABI entries for the possible overloads. Only function ABI entries may be passed to this method, not constructor ABI entries. Note that the ABIs must be one associated with this contract, or the function will not work.
Note that use of the encoder for transactions to be sent to libraries is presently not supported and may have unreliable results. Limited support for this is planned for future versions.
See ProjectEncoder.resolveAndEncode for further details.
The ABI entries for the overloads to be resolved between.
This method is asynchronous.
This method works similarly to ProjectEncoder.resolveAndWrap. However, instead of an array of Method objects, it simply takes an array of the ABI entries for the possible overloads. Only function ABI entries may be passed to this method, not constructor ABI entries. Note that the ABIs must be one associated with this contract, or the function will not work.
Note that use of the encoder for transactions to be sent to libraries is presently not supported and may have unreliable results. Limited support for this is planned for future versions.
See ProjectEncoder.resolveAndWrap for further details.
The ABI entries for the overloads to be resolved between.
See ProjectEncoder.wrap.
This method is asynchronous.
This method works similarly to ProjectEncoder.wrapForTransaction. However, instead of a Method object, it simply takes the ABI entry for the transaction being prepared. Note that the ABI must be one associated with this contract, or the function will not work.
Note that use of the encoder for transactions to be sent to libraries is presently not supported and may have unreliable results. Limited support for this is planned for future versions.
See ProjectEncoder.wrapForTransaction for further details.
The ABI entry for the transaction being prepared.
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Before discussing about the types of functions, I want you to know about two terms.
Parameters are simply the text inside the function's brackets.
NOTE : It is not neccesary that every function has parameters. Ex- clrscr() , getch() .
return statement declares a value that the particular fuction will return. You will get it more clearly when you will do it practically.
Basically there are four types of functions in C :
This type of function is similar to the function which we did in the previous chapter.
Syntax :
void name();
{
code;
}
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
void add()
//This is our function
{
int a,b,c;
printf("Enter Two Numbers :");
scanf("%d%d",&a,&b);
c = a + b ;
printf("Sum = %d",&c):
}
void main()
{
clrscr();
add();
getch();
}
Syntax :
void name(datatype name, datatype name,....);
{
code;
}
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
void add(int a, int b)
{
int c;
c = a + b ;
printf("Sum = %d",c);
}
void main()
{
clrscr();
add( 20 , 40 );
getch();
}
Since this function is with parameters we have to provide certain parameters and here those parameters are int a and int b. Now by the parameters the function requires two int values and we have provided those values in the main() function i.e. 20 and 40.
Syntax :
datatype name();
{
code;
return something ;
}
Notice that here void is not used because this function is going to return some value. ( void means - " nothing " )
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
int add()
{
int a , b , c ;
printf("Enter Two Numbers :");
scanf("%d%d",&a,&b);
c = a + b ;
return c;
}
void main()
{
clrscr();
int x = add();
printf("\n Answer = %d",x);
getch();
}
Here in this program, the add() function returns a value c and then inside the main() function that value of c gets stored in x.
Syntax :
datatype name(datatype name, datatype name,....);
{
code;
return something ;
}
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
int add(int a, int b)
{
int c;
c = a + b ;
return c;
}
void main()
{
int x,y,z;
clrscr();
printf("Enter Two Numbers :");
scanf("%d%d",&x,&y);
z = add(x,y);
printf("\n Answer = %d",z);
getch();
}
I would request you try most of the programs of this tutorial using functions and try them with each type of function.
From my side this was all for a beginner to learn about C language. At the end of this tutorial I would like to extend a great thanks to you for taking out your precious time and learn about this language. Sorry If I commited any mistake. I would be eager to know your views, oppinions and suggestions.


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Strange Zoom Charts |
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1 year 11 weeks ago by smitt1979 |
1 year 11 weeks ago by firefox7518 |
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Feed data available in Visualization "EditDaily" but not elsewhere |
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1 year 14 weeks ago by firefox7518 |
1 year 11 weeks ago by arjen |
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Problems with log files |
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1 year 11 weeks ago by Roblister |
n/a |
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Unusual behaviour of utility meter |
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1 year 11 weeks ago by arnoldh |
1 year 11 weeks ago by arnoldh |
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DC + AC sensors on EmonTxShield + EmonBase |
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1 year 16 weeks ago by rubensben |
1 year 11 weeks ago by Robert Wall |
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New emonbase not picking up nodes |
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1 year 12 weeks ago by joshpond |
n/a |
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input - input = feed |
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1 year 12 weeks ago by smitt1979 |
1 year 12 weeks ago by smitt1979 |
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U.S. Issue - 120V Circuits and 240V Circuits - How to Measure |
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1 year 12 weeks ago by JBlackham |
1 year 12 weeks ago by Robert Wall |
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No data from 3 phase sketch |
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1 year 12 weeks ago by speeddemon91 |
1 year 12 weeks ago by speeddemon91 |
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Help - seem to have stopped EmmonCMS |
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1 year 12 weeks ago by Andyevison |
1 year 12 weeks ago by Andyevison |
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emoncms documentation and definitions |
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1 year 13 weeks ago by tagorter |
1 year 12 weeks ago by Paul Reed |
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Problem with optical sensor |
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1 year 16 weeks ago by tasminracer |
1 year 12 weeks ago by glyn.hudson |
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Problems with emonhub after updating |
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1 year 13 weeks ago by mik42 |
1 year 13 weeks ago by mik42 |
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emoncms input api issue |
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1 year 13 weeks ago by pb66 |
1 year 13 weeks ago by pb66 |
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Noob question: How to post to emoncms.org from raspi, data in text document. |
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1 year 13 weeks ago by Thomashamka |
1 year 13 weeks ago by Larsjo |
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EmonCMS V9 Upgrade Fail |
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1 year 14 weeks ago by welbaz |
1 year 13 weeks ago by firefox7518 |
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Changing port on RaspberryPI for EmonCMS [SOLVED] |
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1 year 14 weeks ago by Morgai |
1 year 13 weeks ago by Morgai |
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[EmonCMS v9] MQTT - How to split up values? |
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1 year 14 weeks ago by flakattack |
1 year 14 weeks ago by Paul Reed |
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Energy monitor system |
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1 year 14 weeks ago by JR |
1 year 14 weeks ago by JR |
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Editing ino file |
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1 year 18 weeks ago by Thorgard |
1 year 14 weeks ago by Robert Wall |
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SCT-013-030 always 0V |
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1 year 14 weeks ago by laryzbyszko |
1 year 14 weeks ago by Robert Wall |
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EmonCMS My Solar Broken |
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1 year 16 weeks ago by artattack2 |
1 year 14 weeks ago by artattack2 |
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cant run startx with my brand new emon base - [SOLVED] |
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1 year 19 weeks ago by stanleyind |
1 year 14 weeks ago by elsoin |
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EmonTx randomly stops transmitting while EmonTH works fine - syslog attached |
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1 year 29 weeks ago by mrcsrplln |
1 year 14 weeks ago by Robert Wall |
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Reset all data in one or several feeds |
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1 year 15 weeks ago by CidiRome |
1 year 14 weeks ago by CidiRome |
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Help me choose and build my system |
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1 year 17 weeks ago by grelle |
1 year 14 weeks ago by grelle |
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EmonTX v3 to EmonPi / emonBase - [SOLVED] |
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1 year 14 weeks ago by simnet |
1 year 14 weeks ago by simnet |
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Kit required for small DC current? |
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1 year 15 weeks ago by roblog |
1 year 15 weeks ago by Robert Wall |
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Arduino AT1284p problem with emon Library |
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1 year 15 weeks ago by alkotech |
1 year 15 weeks ago by alkotech |
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What should I get? |
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1 year 15 weeks ago by perisse |
1 year 15 weeks ago by Robert Wall |
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How to get real time monitoring on a local emoncms install? |
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1 year 15 weeks ago by Gzero |
1 year 15 weeks ago by Gzero |
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Dashboard menu on Emoncms.org disappeared |
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1 year 17 weeks ago by Bra1n |
1 year 15 weeks ago by sroof |
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Distance, protocols, antennas, poll rate... |
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1 year 15 weeks ago by jasonnet |
1 year 15 weeks ago by Robert Wall |
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Data loss due to RF packets getting corrupted |
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1 year 34 weeks ago by Ian Davies |
1 year 16 weeks ago by 321liftoff |
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Raspberry pi data to Emoncms.org |
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1 year 16 weeks ago by Thomashamka |
1 year 16 weeks ago by Robert Wall |
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Newbie questions About Emon PI |
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1 year 21 weeks ago by CidiRome |
1 year 16 weeks ago by PhilWadsley |


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