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lib/engines.rb
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The Engines module contains most of the methods used during the enhanced startup of Rails plugins.
When the Engines plugin loads (its init.rb file is evaluated), the Engines.init method is called. This kickstarts the plugins hooks into the initialization process.
The Engines module has a number of public configuration parameters:
Additionally, there are a few flags which control the behaviour of some of the features the engines plugin adds to Rails:
Once the Rails Initializer has finished, the engines plugin takes over and performs any post-processing tasks it may have, including:
# File lib/engines.rb, line 248 248: def self.after_initialize 249: if self.load_all_plugins? 250: logger.debug "loading remaining plugins from #{Rails.configuration.plugin_paths.inspect}" 251: # this will actually try to load ALL plugins again, but any that have already 252: # been loaded will be ignored. 253: rails_initializer.load_all_plugins 254: update_rails_info_with_loaded_plugins 255: end 256: end
Check for a "*" at the end of the plugins list; if one is found, note that we should load all other plugins once Rails has finished initializing, and remove the "*".
# File lib/engines.rb, line 229 229: def self.check_for_star_wildcard 230: if Rails.configuration.plugins && Rails.configuration.plugins.last == "*" 231: Rails.configuration.plugins.pop 232: @load_all_plugins = true 233: end 234: end
A reference to the currently-loading/loaded plugin. This is present to support legacy engines; it‘s preferred to use Rails.plugins[name] in your plugin‘s init.rb file in order to get your Plugin instance.
# File lib/engines.rb, line 169 169: def self.current 170: Rails.plugins.last 171: end
Create Plugin instances for plugins loaded before the engines plugin was. Once a Plugin instance is created, the Plugin#load method is then called to fully load the plugin. See Plugin#load for more details about how a plugin is started once engines is involved.
# File lib/engines.rb, line 195 195: def self.enhance_loaded_plugins 196: Engines.rails_initializer.loaded_plugins.each do |name| 197: plugin_path = File.join(self.find_plugin_path(name), name) 198: unless Rails.plugins[name] 199: plugin = Plugin.new(name, plugin_path) 200: logger.debug "enginizing plugin: #{plugin.name} from #{plugin_path}" 201: plugin.load # injects the extra directories into the load path, and mirrors public files 202: Rails.plugins << plugin 203: end 204: end 205: logger.debug "plugins is now: #{Rails.plugins.map { |p| p.name }.join(", ")}" 206: end
Returns the path within +Rails.configuration.plugin_paths+ which includes a plugin with the given name.
# File lib/engines.rb, line 277 277: def self.find_plugin_path(name) 278: Rails.configuration.plugin_paths.find do |path| 279: File.exist?(File.join(path, name.to_s)) 280: end 281: end
Initializes the engines plugin and prepares Rails to start loading plugins using engines extensions. Within this method:
# File lib/engines.rb, line 128 128: def self.init(rails_configuration, rails_initializer) 129: # First, determine if we're running in legacy mode 130: @legacy_support = self.const_defined?(:LegacySupport) && LegacySupport 131: 132: # Store some information about the plugin subsystem 133: Rails.configuration = rails_configuration 134: 135: # We need a hook into this so we can get freaky with the plugin loading itself 136: self.rails_initializer = rails_initializer 137: 138: @load_all_plugins = false 139: 140: store_load_path_markers 141: 142: Rails.plugins ||= PluginList.new 143: enhance_loaded_plugins # including this one, as it happens. 144: 145: initialize_base_public_directory 146: 147: check_for_star_wildcard 148: 149: logger.debug "engines has started." 150: end
Ensure that the plugin asset subdirectory of RAILS_ROOT/public exists, and that we‘ve added a little warning message to instruct developers not to mess with the files inside, since they‘re automatically generated.
# File lib/engines.rb, line 211 211: def self.initialize_base_public_directory 212: if !File.exist?(self.public_directory) 213: # create the public/engines directory, with a warning message in it. 214: logger.debug "Creating public engine files directory '#{self.public_directory}'" 215: FileUtils.mkdir(self.public_directory) 216: message = %{Files in this directory are automatically generated from your Rails Engines. 217: They are copied from the 'public' directories of each engine into this directory 218: each time Rails starts (server, console... any time 'start_engine' is called). 219: Any edits you make will NOT persist across the next server restart; instead you 220: should edit the files within the <plugin_name>/assets/ directory itself.} 221: target = File.join(public_directory, "README") 222: File.open(target, 'w') { |f| f.puts(message) } unless File.exist?(target) 223: end 224: end
You can enable legacy support by defining the LegacySupport constant in the Engines module before Rails loads, i.e. at the top of environment.rb, add:
module Engines LegacySupport = true end
Legacy Support doesn‘t actually do anything at the moment. If necessary we may support older-style ‘engines’ using this flag.
# File lib/engines.rb, line 162 162: def self.legacy_support? 163: @legacy_support 164: end
This is set to true if a "*" widlcard is present at the end of the config.plugins array.
# File lib/engines.rb, line 175 175: def self.load_all_plugins? 176: @load_all_plugins 177: end
A general purpose method to mirror a directory (source) into a destination directory, including all files and subdirectories. Files will not be mirrored if they are identical already (checked via FileUtils#identical?).
# File lib/engines.rb, line 292 292: def self.mirror_files_from(source, destination) 293: return unless File.directory?(source) 294: 295: # TODO: use Rake::FileList#pathmap? 296: 297: source_files = Dir[source + "/**/*"] 298: source_dirs = source_files.select { |d| File.directory?(d) } 299: source_files -= source_dirs 300: 301: source_dirs.each do |dir| 302: # strip down these paths so we have simple, relative paths we can 303: # add to the destination 304: target_dir = File.join(destination, dir.gsub(source, '')) 305: begin 306: FileUtils.mkdir_p(target_dir) 307: rescue Exception => e 308: raise "Could not create directory #{target_dir}: \n" + e 309: end 310: end 311: 312: source_files.each do |file| 313: begin 314: target = File.join(destination, file.gsub(source, '')) 315: unless File.exist?(target) && FileUtils.identical?(file, target) 316: FileUtils.cp(file, target) 317: end 318: rescue Exception => e 319: raise "Could not copy #{file} to #{target}: \n" + e 320: end 321: end 322: end
Returns the name for the plugin at the given path. (Note this method also appears in Rails::Initializer extensions)
# File lib/engines.rb, line 285 285: def self.plugin_name(path) 286: File.basename(path) 287: end
Stores a record of the last paths which Rails added to each of the load path attributes ($LOAD_PATH, Dependencies.load_paths and ActionController::Routing.controller_paths) that influence how code is loaded We need this to ensure that we place our additions to the load path after all Rails’ defaults
# File lib/engines.rb, line 184 184: def self.store_load_path_markers 185: self.rails_final_load_path = $LOAD_PATH.last 186: logger.debug "Rails final load path: #{self.rails_final_load_path}" 187: self.rails_final_dependency_load_path = ::Dependencies.load_paths.last 188: logger.debug "Rails final dependency load path: #{self.rails_final_dependency_load_path}" 189: end
Updates Rails::Info with the list of loaded plugins, and version information for each plugin. This information is then available via script/about, or through the builtin rails_info controller.
# File lib/engines.rb, line 261 261: def self.update_rails_info_with_loaded_plugins 262: if defined?(Rails::Info) # since it may not be available by default in some environments... 263: # don't do anything if it's not there. 264: Rails::Info.property("Loaded plugins") { Rails.plugins.map { |p| p.name }.join(", ") } 265: Rails.plugins.each do |plugin| 266: Rails::Info.property("#{plugin.name} version") { plugin.version.blank? ? "(unknown)" : plugin.version } 267: end 268: end 269: end


Cottage Village
Cottage Village is a intentional tiny house village located in Cottage Grove, Oregon. I joined the construction team for 3 months in 2019 to build 4 homes. The village is created by a non-profit calculated SquareOne Villages that aims to bring affordable housing across Oregon. Cottage Village is on a 1 acre located in a residential neighborhood with a total of 12 homes and community building. I supported the construction starting from the mud-sill to insulation. I learned about subflooring, framing, installing rafters, sheathing, installing windows and doors, roofting, and insulating.


CSPICE_RAV2XF determines the state transformation matrix
from a rotation matrix and the angular velocity of the
rotation.
Given:
rot rotation matrix/matrices that give the transformation from
some frame "frame1" to another frame "frame2".
[3,3] = size(rot); double = class(rot)
or
[3,3,n] = size(rot); double = class(rot)
av the angular velocities vector/array of the transformation(s).
[3,1] = size(av); double = class(av)
or
[3,n] = size(av); double = class(av)
If 'p' is the position of a fixed point in "frame2,"
then from the point of view of "frame1," 'p' rotates
(in a right handed sense) about an axis parallel to
'av'. Moreover the rate of rotation in radians per unit
time is given by the length of 'av'.
More formally, the velocity 'v' of 'p' in "frame1" is
given by
t
v = av x ( rot * p )
The components of 'av' are given relative to "frame1."
the call:
xform = cspice_rav2xf(rot, av)
returns:
xform the matrix/matrices of state transformations associated
with 'rot' and 'av'.
If [3,3] = size(rot)
then [6,6] = size(xform); double = class(xform)
If [3,3,n] = size(rot)
then [6,6,n] = size(xform); double = class(xform)
If 's1' is the state of an object with respect to "frame1",
then the state 's2' of the object with respect to "frame2"
is given by
s2 = xform * s1
where "*" denotes matrix-vector multiplication.
'xform' returns with the same vectorization measure, N,
as 'rot' and 'av'.
Any numerical results shown for this example may differ between
platforms as the results depend on the SPICE kernels used as input
and the machine specific arithmetic implementation.
Example(1):
%
% Load a set of kernels: an SPK file, a PCK file
% and a leapseconds file. Use a meta kernel
% for convenience.
%
cspice_furnsh( 'standard.tm' )
%
% Define an angular velocity vector:
%
e1 = [ 1.; 0.; 0. ];
%
% Rotation matrix for "elementary" frame rotations: 90 degrees
% about the z axes:
%
rz_90 = [[ 0., 1., 0. ]; ...
[-1., 0., 0. ]; ...
[ 0., 0., 1. ] ];
%
% The call cspice_rav2xf calculates the state transformation matrix
% 'strans' associated with the angular velocity vector and the
% rotation matrix.
%
strans = cspice_rav2xf( rz_90, e1 );
%
% cspice_xf2rav converts a state transformation to the associated
% rotation matrix and angular velocity vector - inverting
% the operation of cspice_rav2xf
%
[rot, av ] = cspice_xf2rav(strans);
%
% Calculate the maximum value of the absolute difference between the
% output 'av' and 'rot' vs the inputs 'e1' and 'rz-90'.
%
disp( 'Scalar:' )
fprintf( ...
'Maximum absolute difference between rotation matrices: %8.6e\n', ...
max( max( abs(rot - rz_90) ) ) )
fprintf( ...
'Maximum absolute difference between angular velocities: %8.6e\n', ...
max( max(av - e1 ) ) )
MATLAB outputs:
Maximum absolute difference between rotation matrices: 0.000000e+00
Maximum absolute difference between angular velocities: 0.000000e+00
Numerical equivalent as expected.
Example(2):
%
% Create an array of 10001 ephemeris times based at July 1 2007.
%
et = [0: 10000]* cspice_spd + cspice_str2et( 'July 1 2007' );
%
% Calculate the state transformation matrices from J2000 to IAU_MOON
% for 'et'.
%
xform = cspice_sxform( 'J2000', 'IAU_MOON', et );
%
% Convert the set of 'xform' matrices to the corresponding rotation
% matrices and angular velocity vectors.
%
[ rot, av ] = cspice_xf2rav(xform);
%
% Use the converted outputs from cspice_xf2rav to recompute a set
% of state transformation matrices.
%
strans = cspice_rav2xf( rot, av );
%
% Calculate the maximum value of the absolute difference between
% 'xform' and 'strans'.
%
disp( 'Vector:' )
fprintf( ...
'Maximum absolute difference between rotation matrices: %8.6e\n', ...
max( max( max( abs(strans - xform) ) ) ) )
%
% It's always good form to unload kernels after use,
% particularly in MATLAB due to data persistence.
%
cspice_kclear
MATLAB outputs:
Vector:
Maximum absolute difference between rotation matrices: 1.694066e-21
In this case, a value on the order of -21 indicates numerical
equivalence.
This routine is an inverse of the routine cspice_xf2rav.
For important details concerning this module's function, please refer to
the CSPICE routine rav2xf_c.
MICE.REQ
-Mice Version 1.0.2, 09-MAR-2015, EDW (JPL)
Edited I/O section to conform to NAIF standard for Mice documentation.
-Mice Version 1.0.1, 06-MAY-2009, EDW (JPL)
Added MICE.REQ reference to the Required Reading section.
-Mice Version 1.0.0, 11-APR-2007, EDW (JPL)
State transformation to rotation and angular velocity
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WATCH: Chelsea star shares old video of him copying Cristiano Ronaldo’s freekick technique and scoring
Chelsea under Frank Lampard have been one of the best sides in the Premier League so far this season. The Blues have accumulated twenty-six points from twelve matches and sit third in the table. Several academy stars have joined the first team as well and one of the shared an old video of himself copying Cristiano Ronaldo.
Chelsea star Mason Mount shared an old video of his on social media, in which he can be seen copying Cristiano Ronaldo’s free-kick technique. The youngster explains the routine first before executing it perfectly.
Watch the video below:
Mount joined the Chelsea academy aged six back in 2005. Over the years, the youngster scaled through the ranks and was eventually enrolled in the infamous ‘loan army’. A temporary spell at Vitesse Arnhem in the Netherlands came up first and the Englishman was named their ‘player of the season’ at the end of it. He then joined Derby County on loan for the 2018/19 season, where he played under current Blues’ boss Frank Lampard.
The 20-year-old finally broke into the first team prior to the 2019/20 season and scored his first goal for the club in his official home debut. Since then, Mount has netted four times, helping Chelsea up to third in the table.


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Still curious? See our Frequently Asked Questions about donations.
The biggest expense of the DSF is the Django Fellowship program. It's a project where paid contractors are engaged to manage some of the administrative and community management tasks of the Django project to support rapid development of Django itself.
The Django Fellowship program has a major positive impact on how Django is developed and maintained. The Django Fellows triage 10-15 new tickets each week and review and merge around fifteen non-trivial patches a week from the community. Release blocking and severe bugs aren't postponed indefinitely. Major releases happen according to an 8 month schedule and bug fix releases occur monthly.
For more details, you can read retrospectives for the first three months of the program, 2015, and 2016.
The Django Fellows are a resource to help review patches and contributions from the community, and the community loves that:
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If you use Django on a daily basis and care about the development of Django itself, you should donate today (may be tax deductible). Only with your support can we make sure that the web framework you base your work on can grow to be even better in the coming years.
Supporting Django Girls workshops is a significant priority for the Django Software Foundation. Django Girls workshops are organized by volunteers and are provided as free events for women who want to learn to code. The workshop serves as an introduction to Python and Django, where attendees learn usable skills to build their first web app.
Django Girls workshop attendees go on to organize their own workshops, lead in their community, and secure full-time jobs as developers. Read their stories in the “Your Django Story” series on the Django Girls blog.
In 2015, the Django Software Foundation contributed $5,400 to eighteen Django Girls workshops around the world. Here's what some of the organizers had to say about the impact:
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RangeUISlider
A iOS range selection slider, developed using autolayout and highly customizable using IBDesignabled and IBInspectable or programmatically.
Installation
There are three ways to install RangeUISlider in your project: manual installation, as a stand-alone framework or using cocoapods.
Manual installation
To manually install RangeUISlider simply drag and drop all the file contained in the Source folder inside your project.
Framework
RangeUISlider is available also as a framework. To install it follow the standard procedure used to install a custom cocoa touch framework (simply drag the RangeUISlider.xcodeproj inside your project and add it to the Embedded Binaries/Linked Frameworks and Libraries section of your project. See the demo project for a complete example of the setup of the framework.
CocoaPods
RangeUISlider is also available as a pod on CocoaPods. Add the dependency to your Podfile similar to the following:
target 'MyApp' do
pod 'RangeUISlider', '~> 1.5'
end
and then run pod install (or pod update).
Usage
You can use RangeUISlider in two ways: in interface builder (thanks to@IBDesignable
and @IBInspectable
) or programmatically.
Then you can use the RangeUISliderDelegate
protocol to get the values of the slider.
Interface builder
- drag a UIView into you storyboard
- set RangeUISlider as custom class of that view
- IMPORANT: set also the Module to RangeUISlider if you used cocoapods or the framework version during installation
- start editing using interface builder
Here you can find a video tutorial for the setup with interface builder.
Programmatic
You can also use RangeUISlider as a programmatic UI component by setting all the property you need in your code. Take a look at the example in the SetupProgrammaticViewController contained in the demo project to see an example of programmatic setup.
RangeUISliderDelegate
To get the current values from the slider, set its delegate property.
The delegate of the RangeUISlider must implement the RangeUISliderDelegate
protocol, that has three methods:
/**
Calls the delegate when the user has started the change of the range.
*/
@objc optional func rangeChangeStarted()
/**
Calls the delegate when the user is changing the range by moving the knobs.
- parameter minValueSelected: the minimum value selected.
- parameter maxValueSelected: the maximum value selected.
- parameter slider: the slider on which the range has been modified.
*/
@objc optional func rangeIsChanging(minValueSelected: CGFloat, maxValueSelected: CGFloat, slider: RangeUISlider)
/**
Calls the delegate when the user has finished the change of the range.
- parameter minValueSelected: the minimum value selected.
- parameter maxValueSelected: the maximum value selected.
- parameter slider: the slider on which the range has been modified.
*/
@objc func rangeChangeFinished(minValueSelected: CGFloat, maxValueSelected: CGFloat, slider: RangeUISlider)
Customizable property
This is the list of the current customizable property of the RangeUISlider directly from Interface Builder using IBDesignable/IBInspectable:
- identifier of the slider (Int )
- range minimum value (CGFloat)
- range maximum value (CGFloat)
- step increment value (CGFloat)
- default starting value left knob (CGFloat)
- default starting value right knob (CGFloat)
- range selected color
- range selected image (override range selected color property)
- range selected edge inset top, left, bottom, right (used only if range selected image has been setted)
- range selected gradient color 1 (override range selected color and image)
- range selected gradient color 1 (override range selected color and image)
- range selected gradient start point (used only if range selected gradients color has been choosed)
- range selected gradient end point (used only if range selected gradients color has been choosed)
- range not selected color
- range not selected image (override range not selected color property)
- range not selected edge inset top, left, bottom, right (used only if range not selected image has been setted)
- range not selected gradient color 1 (override range not selected color and image)
- range not selected gradient color 1 (override range not selected color and image)
- range not selected gradient start point (used only if range not selected gradients color has been choosed)
- range not selected gradient end point (used only if range not selected gradients color has been choosed)
- left knob width
- left knob height
- left knob corners radius
- left knob color
- left knob image (override color)
- left knob shadow opacity
- left knob shadow color
- left knob shadow offset
- left knob shadow radius
- left knob gradient color 1 (override left knob color and image)
- left knob gradient color 2 (override left knob color and image)
- left knob gradient start point (used only if left knob gradients color has been choosed)
- left knob gradient end point (used only if left knob gradients color has been choosed)
- left knob border width
- left knob border color
- right knob width
- right knob height
- right knob corners radius
- right knob color
- right knob image (override color)
- right knob shadow opacity
- right knob shadow color
- right knob shadow offset
- right knob shadow radius
- right knob gradient color 1 (override right knob color and image)
- right knob gradient color 2 (override right knob color and image)
- right knob gradient start point (used only if right knob gradients color has been choosed)
- right knob gradient end point (used only if right knob gradients color has been choosed)
- right knob border width
- right knob border color
- bar height
- bar leading distance from container view
- bar trailing distance from container view
- bar corners
- bar shadow opacity
- bar shadow color
- bar shadow offset
- bar shadow radius
- bar border width
- bar border color
- container corners
Documentation
You can find the complete api documentation on fabrizioduroni.it.
Examples
In the following screenshot you can find some examples of the level of customization that it is possible to reach. You can find this examples in the demo project.


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At the Apple launch, Tim Cook announced “The biggest news in iPad since the iPad”. The new iPad Pro is the company’s push for the iPad in a big way. It is the “biggest screen on an iOS device, with more power and performance than any iOS device.”
According to the company, the iPad Pro is thin enough to hold all day long and buoyant enough to be used as a flotation device in case of emergency. But we feel like it may just be too big to hold in one hand.
The iPad Pro is upto 1.8X faster than the previous models and is faster than 80% of the portable PCs that have been released. It boasts of a desktop class performance and a great sound system, which includes a four-speaker audio system that balances stereo and frequencies depending on how you hold it.
Apple introduced two new features – the physical keyboard and the Apple Pencil. The keyboard can be attached to the iPad magnetically. The Apple Pencil was introduced to almost lukewarm reactions from the crowd. The stylus has a built in lightning cable for charging.
Apple in a surprising and amusing move, gave the stage to the Microsoft Office team headed by Kirk Konigsbauer, who introduced the Microsoft Office for the iPad. Using iOS9 multitasking, you can have word and excel on the screen at the same time. Earlier, Samsung came out with a multitasking feature, but Apple looks to make it more efficient and user friendly.
The app shows 3D models of the body, animated in real time. This app is sure to help both patients and medical professionals because the advantages seem to reach far and wide as one can draw out surgeries and get a look of injuries in 3D.
Last year’s iPad Air 2, had a new display, upgraded A8X chip, 6.1mm thin, less than a pound. This year’s new iPad, the iPad Pro, has a better display, upgraded A9X, slightly thicker, slightly heavier. The 32/128 (Wi-Fi)/128 (Wi-Fi + Cellular) GB iPad Pro will cost $799/ $949/ $1079 respectively, the Pencil will cost $99 and the keyboard will be $169.
The iPad Pro is a designer’s dream come true because of the apps and features it offers. However, only the future will tell us how it will make an impact in terms of usage, to the common man. Let us know what you think about this wonder, in the comments below.


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ISDD because <slot>
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@Simon Hudon, could you explain the logic in auth_github
in cache-olean.sh
? It seems the github.oauthtoken
will only ever be looked at if we've failed to find a user and password?
@Simon Hudon --- also, what access is needed by the OAuth token, if cache-olean.sh
is using that to talk to github?
Ah, regarding the logic, I see what's going on, and will tweak it so an error is only printed if _neither_ a password _nor_ an OAuth token are found
That sounds good.
I don't think you actually need any permission with the token
ok!
I just pushed a commit to this PR that improved the error handling.
I will test the permisson on the token an update.
:+1: thanks
looks good with no scopes
So -- now whenever I git checkout master
, I get the following:
idaeus:mathlib scott$ git checkout master Switched to branch 'master' Your branch is up to date with 'origin/master'. Trying to fetch cached olean Querying GitHub... Error: no nightly archive found no cache found
how do I convince it to just use the olean
files on hand?
What do you mean by "on hand"?
I've run leanpkg build
, so they are all sitting around
or is this not the intended use?
They're not discarded. If no cache is found, they will still be lying around and you default to using them.
On the other hand, when I git checkout olean-cache
, I see:
idaeus:mathlib scott$ git checkout olean-cache Switched to branch 'olean-cache' Your branch is up to date with 'origin/olean-cache'. Trying to fetch cached olean
but then nothing more.
What does that indicate?
Presumably there should be a "success!" message somewhere?
So, while I'm on the master branch, how do I tell cache-olean
that is should "make use of" the currently existing olean
files?
i.e., so I can switch to some other branch, and then back to master
, and not get error messages?
Hmm... strangely, when I checkout master, I get the error messages above, but if I run cache-olean --fetch
while on the master branch it says nothing.
I guess you have to fiddle with timestamps.
hmm... I thought that the point was that cache-olean
was dealing with timestamps for us?
It should
It zips .lean
files and .olean
files together so their time stamps have the proper relation to each other
try git rev-parse HEAD
, take the hash and see if you find a corresponding file in _cache
oh dear, now a NameError: name 'urllib3' is not defined
What did you do?
That error just came from git checkout master
No more outputs?
idaeus:scripts scott$ git checkout master Switched to branch 'master' Your branch is up to date with 'origin/master'. Trying to fetch cached olean Querying GitHub... Downloading nightly... Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Users/scott/.mathlib/bin/cache-olean", line 117, in <module> fetch_mathlib(asset) File "/Users/scott/.mathlib/bin/cache-olean", line 74, in fetch_mathlib http = urllib3.PoolManager( NameError: name 'urllib3' is not defined
Sorry, have to run, I will investigate again later.
Oh ok, add import urllib3
at the beginning
(I've run setup-dev-scripts
or whatever, and it reported urllib3 was already there.)
(dynamic languages are the worse)
Yeah but cache-olean.py
has to import it
woot!
another missing import, but things may be working now
later!
See you later!
Ooof... cache-olean
is having a bad interaction with the GUI I use to rebase.
Sample error message:
Note: checking out 'd5e5a3adf687e8d19d93e57d317ad8c5bc307fc7'. You are in 'detached HEAD' state. You can look around, make experimental changes and commit them, and you can discard any commits you make in this state without impacting any branches by performing another checkout. If you want to create a new branch to retain commits you create, you may do so (now or later) by using -b with the checkout command again. Example: git checkout -b <new-branch-name> HEAD is now at d5e5a3ad adding some more user feedback Trying to fetch cached olean env: python3: No such file or directory error: could not detach HEAD
I guess we should make sure the hooks fail gracefully.
ok, fixed
Good! Thanks so much for doing this!
@Simon Hudon, what is the reasoning for not storing the cache in cache-olean --build
when the build fails? Surely many people often spend a long time working on a branch that is failing, before everything comes good.
Why is it Simon's job to store stuff that the community in general is not interested in?
I think cache-olean
stores stuff locally
@Scott Morrison I think you're right. We could change that. I'm wondering if we could also store the cache when the user interrupts the build (e.g. with ctrl+C
) but I'm not sure if there's a way to do that.
Why would you need that second feature?
Lean will pick up from where you stopped, right?
That's right
at least on OS X this happens already; the first ctrl-C stops the build, but python continues.
Okay, we now store the cache even when the build fails (or is cancelled by ctrl-c).
I'm pretty happy with this now. I need to write some docs.
I would also like --fetch to work more often. :-) If travis has seen that commit, there could be a cached copy of the oleans!
I might also try writing --list
, which shows the status of the cache for each local branch. But I won't hold up the PR to do that.
Of course we would like cached olean for everything that Travis once compiled. It would help PR reviewing a lot (at least for me). For instance I compiled the convexity PR (but haven't found time to carefully look at it). But there are storage issues. GitHub won't let us store infinitely many releases
If storage is the only requirement, I have a server that we could use. I'm not concerned about storage or bandwidth, and I'd be happy to allow uploads in some moderately controlled fashion.
For cached oleans, high reliability is not necessary.
That would be nice. We can get Travis to upload the cache then and decide to delete caches older than 1 or 2 months
maybe the right approach is to not directly upload to my server, which sounds hard to manage, security wise
Instead perhaps we could have travis post everything it builds somewhere (along with the olean artifacts from master?) but deleting them after a few days. I can then have my machine poll that supply of caches, and copy them to a publicly accessible location, where it can store them for much longer.
I can certainly set up the "scrape the following webpage for artifacts, post them online" step, if someone else, presumably @Simon Hudon could handle the travis part.
Another issue we need to fix with this PR eventually: hitting Ctrl-C can break the cache, and result in ... crap all over your repository :-) I'm not a python ninja, but https://stackoverflow.com/questions/842557/how-to-prevent-a-block-of-code-from-being-interrupted-by-keyboardinterrupt-in-py seems to have some solutions.
cf #857 and #858 for some improvements
@Simon Hudon, we still have some problems... The post-checkout hooks is working great when I work solely on the commandline, but I often also change branches from VS Code, or from Sourcetree.
Changing branches from VS Code seems to work fine (although if you don't restart the server VS Code gets unhappy --- can we add a hook to prompt restarting the server anytime the olean cache is restored??)
However changing branches from sourcetree, the post-checkout hook is not being called.
The problem is just one I'd seen before --- the environment git is run in from sourcetree doesn't know how to find python3, so our scripts can't run.
Okay... it seems that Sourcetree doesn't like to put /usr/local/bin/ on the path, and that's where python3
lives. I'm going to put
export PATH=/usr/local/bin:$PATH
in our git hooks.
Can we use source ~/.profile
instead? Or maybe use env
?
So env
isn't working (precisely because /usr/local/bin/
is not on the PATH), and source ~/.profile
doesn't work, because it seems that on mac OS a shell usually starts with /usr/local/bin
on the PATH already. (I checked env -i bash --norc --noprofile
, and it's already there.)
what if we only add /usr/local/bin
to the path and then invoke env
?
Somehow sourcetree is doing something dumb, and managing to provide a shell without a OS default path.
I can try raising a bug with them, but I want this to work in the meantime.
what if we only add /usr/local/bin to the path and then invoke env?
Isn't this what we're doing?
Sorry, I think I saw something else on github. That sounds more reasonable. I was hesitant to put ~/.mathlib/bin
in the path.
err... I think ~/.mathlib/bin
has been put on the path at the beginning of the hook all along, so we can call cache-olean
?
oh
Alright, anything goes then
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,
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,
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,
boost::geometry::strategy::distance::cross_track_point_box< CalculationType, Strategy >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::distance::haversine< RadiusType, CalculationType >
radius_type :
boost::geometry::strategy::distance::comparable::cross_track< CalculationType, Strategy >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::distance::comparable::haversine< RadiusType, CalculationType >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::distance::cross_track< CalculationType, Strategy >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::distance::cross_track_point_box< CalculationType, Strategy >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::distance::haversine< RadiusType, CalculationType >
range_count :
boost::geometry::section< Box, DimensionCount >
read_wkt_exception() :
boost::geometry::read_wkt_exception
referring_segment() :
boost::geometry::model::referring_segment< ConstOrNonConstPoint >
rescale_policy_type :
boost::geometry::intersection_strategies< Tag, Geometry1, Geometry2, IntersectionPoint, RobustPolicy, CalculationType >
result() :
boost::geometry::strategy::area::huiller< PointOfSegment, CalculationType >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::area::surveyor< PointOfSegment, CalculationType >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::centroid::average< PointCentroid, Point >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::centroid::bashein_detmer< Point, PointOfSegment, CalculationType >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::centroid::weighted_length< Point, PointOfSegment >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::convex_hull::graham_andrew< InputGeometry, OutputPoint >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::within::crossings_multiply< Point, PointOfSegment, CalculationType >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::within::franklin< Point, PointOfSegment, CalculationType >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::within::oriented_winding< Reverse, Point, PointOfSegment, CalculationType >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::within::winding< Point, PointOfSegment, CalculationType >
result_type :
boost::geometry::detail::andoyer_inverse< CT, EnableDistance, EnableAzimuth >
,
boost::geometry::detail::thomas_inverse< CT, EnableDistance, EnableAzimuth >
,
boost::geometry::detail::vincenty_direct< CT >
,
boost::geometry::detail::vincenty_inverse< CT, EnableDistance, EnableAzimuth >
,
boost::geometry::less< Point, Dimension, Strategy >
,
boost::geometry::resolve_variant::length< boost::variant< BOOST_VARIANT_ENUM_PARAMS(T)> >
,
boost::geometry::resolve_variant::perimeter< boost::variant< BOOST_VARIANT_ENUM_PARAMS(T)> >
return_type :
boost::geometry::policies::relate::segments_direction
,
boost::geometry::policies::relate::segments_intersection_points< ReturnType >
,
boost::geometry::policies::relate::segments_intersection_ratios< FractionType >
,
boost::geometry::policies::relate::segments_tupled< Policy1, Policy2 >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::area::huiller< PointOfSegment, CalculationType >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::area::surveyor< PointOfSegment, CalculationType >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::intersection::relate_spherical_segments< Policy, CalculationType >
reverse() :
boost::geometry::side_info
ring() :
boost::geometry::model::ring< Point, ClockWise, Closed, Container, Allocator >
ring_id :
boost::geometry::section< Box, DimensionCount >
ring_identifier() :
boost::geometry::ring_identifier
ring_index :
boost::geometry::ring_identifier
,
boost::geometry::segment_identifier
ring_type :
boost::geometry::model::polygon< Point, ClockWise, Closed, PointList, RingList, PointAlloc, RingAlloc >
robust_ra :
boost::geometry::fraction_type< SegmentRatio >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::intersection::relate_spherical_segments< Policy, CalculationType >::segment_intersection_info< CoordinateType, SegmentRatio, Vector3d >
robust_rb :
boost::geometry::fraction_type< SegmentRatio >
,
boost::geometry::strategy::intersection::relate_spherical_segments< Policy, CalculationType >::segment_intersection_info< CoordinateType, SegmentRatio, Vector3d >
rotate_transformer() :
boost::geometry::strategy::transform::rotate_transformer< DegreeOrRadian, CalculationType, Dimension1, Dimension2 >
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Total configured memory of all virtual machines in the resource pool, in MB.
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Name of resource pool.
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A set of statistics that are typically updated with near real-time regularity.
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DevCon
This past June, 2,500 associates from across Cerner came together for DevCon, our internal developers conference. Now in its 3rd year, DevCon is a two-day, engineering-led conference that was created to bring together Cerner associates involved in all aspects of development and technology. DevCon is organized and run like many other developer conferences, complete with a call for papers and a talk selection committee. This year, we had 80 talks covering a wide array of topics such as big data, user experience and design, DevOps, and mobile development.
A keynote presentation kicks off each day followed by talks across multiple tracks. Chris Brown, CTO of Opscode, the creators of the open-source Chef Platform, kicked off DevCon this year with a talk on the emergence and importance of DevOps. Within engineering at Cerner, embracing DevOps has had a big cultural impact on how we approach the software and systems we write and operate.
David Hogue, a leading Interaction Designer and instructor at San Francisco State University, kicked off the second day talking about the importance of interaction design in business and software. Hogue’s keynote was especially relevant to us as interaction designers play a prominent role in the creation and maintenance of our software.
As you can see from the two keynote videos, the visual theme for DevCon this year was 8-bit gaming. Two 1980’s living room setups, packed with vintage NES consoles, CRT televisions, and piles of classic games, provided entertainment and nostalgia during the breaks in the conference schedule. At night, 20 teams competed for bragging rights and awesome prizes at Geek Trivia Night, answering questions ranging from name the sci-fi spaceships to identify the programming language from a snippet of code.
As in previous years, DevCon ends with lightning talks in which anyone can present on a topic of their choosing provided it lasts for no more than 5 minutes. Lightning talks at DevCon can cover the gamut. Past lightning talks have covered Monads in Scala, a visual tour of Comic-Con, and world record strategies in Donkey Kong.
We’ve also made available the DevCon 2012 keynote presentations, both from Dr. Jeff Norris, a scientist at NASA JPL responsible for the robotic spacecraft in the solar system. Norris talked on remaining agile while working on mission critical systems as well as the importance of specialization in the advancement of fields — both of these talks are well worth watching.
DevCon allows engineers across organizations to come together to learn and present on a variety of topics, fostering a culture of innovation. It is no wonder then that many engineers at Cerner cite DevCon as their favorite and most anticipated event within Cerner.


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References & Citations
Mathematics > Numerical Analysis
Title: Exponential sum approximations for $t^{-β}$
(Submitted on 1 Jun 2016 (v1), last revised 7 Jun 2017 (this version, v3))
Abstract: Given $\beta>0$ and $\delta>0$, the function $t^{-\beta}$ may be approximated for $t$ in a compact interval $[\delta,T]$ by a sum of terms of the form $we^{-at}$, with parameters $w>0$ and $a>0$. One such an approximation, studied by Beylkin and Monz\'on, is obtained by applying the trapezoidal rule to an integral representation of $t^{-\beta}$, after which Prony's method is applied to reduce the number of terms in the sum with essentially no loss of accuracy. We review this method, and then describe a similar approach based on an alternative integral representation. The main difference is that the new approach achieves much better results before the application of Prony's method; after applying Prony's method the performance of both is much the same.
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Class LwPolylineVertex
Represents a LwPolyline vertex.
Inheritance
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: netDxf.Entities
Assembly: CADability.dll
Syntax
public class LwPolylineVertex : ICloneable
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceLwPolylineVertex()
Initializes a new instance of the LwPolylineVertex
class.
Declaration
public LwPolylineVertex()
LwPolylineVertex(Vector2)
Initializes a new instance of the LwPolylineVertex
class.
Declaration
public LwPolylineVertex(Vector2 position)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector2 | position | Lightweight polyline Vector2 coordinates. |
LwPolylineVertex(Vector2, Double)
Initializes a new instance of the LwPolylineVertex
class.
Declaration
public LwPolylineVertex(Vector2 position, double bulge)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector2 | position | Lightweight polyline Vector2 coordinates. |
| System.Double | bulge | Vertex bulge (default: 0.0). |
LwPolylineVertex(Double, Double)
Initializes a new instance of the LwPolylineVertex
class.
Declaration
public LwPolylineVertex(double x, double y)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Double | x | X coordinate. |
| System.Double | y | Y coordinate. |
LwPolylineVertex(Double, Double, Double)
Initializes a new instance of the LwPolylineVertex
class.
Declaration
public LwPolylineVertex(double x, double y, double bulge)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Double | x | X coordinate. |
| System.Double | y | Y coordinate. |
| System.Double | bulge | Vertex bulge (default: 0.0). |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceBulge
Gets or set the light weight polyline bulge.
Declaration
public double Bulge { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
Remarks
The bulge is the tangent of one fourth the included angle for an arc segment, made negative if the arc goes clockwise from the start point to the endpoint. A bulge of 0 indicates a straight segment, and a bulge of 1 is a semicircle.
EndWidth
Gets or sets the light weight polyline end segment width.
Declaration
public double EndWidth { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
Remarks
Widths greater than zero produce wide lines.
Position
Gets or sets the light weight polyline vertex Vector2.
Declaration
public Vector2 Position { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Vector2 |
StartWidth
Gets or sets the light weight polyline start segment width.
Declaration
public double StartWidth { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
Remarks
Widths greater than zero produce wide lines.
Methods
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Creates a new LwPolylineVertex that is a copy of the current instance.
Declaration
public object Clone()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Object | A new LwPolylineVertex that is a copy of this instance. |
ToString()
Converts the value of this instance to its equivalent string representation.
Declaration
public override string ToString()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String | The string representation. |


BORN ROMANTIC
Reviewed by Harvey Karten United Artists/BBC Films Director: David Kane Writer: David Kane Cast: Craig Ferguson, Ian Hart, Jane Horrocks, Adrian Lester, Catherine McCormack, Jimi Mistry, David Morrissey, Olivia Williams Screened at: Dolby Screening Rm NYC 9/4/01
What a delight to come across a small British film for which I had no particular expectations only to find that "Born Romantic" is the most delightful movie revolving a dance hall since "Shall We Dance," Masayuki Suo's beautifully told film of middle-aged businessman who secretly years to break out of the rigid conformity of his daily life. "Born Romantic" is a date movie, yes, but that cliche has been tossed around so much that movie-goers expect the usual pabulum when they take their girl friends or best guys to the cinema. And I suppose "Born Romantic" could be called a sitcom as well, or as one critic declares, "another of David Kane's rom coms (since writer-director Kane is the bloke responsible for "This Year's Love," which was a big hit in Britain. But forget about the usual meanings of these overused terms. The actors who play the lonely Londoners are so lovable, the emotions so worn-on-sleeves, the writing so lightly comic and yet engagingly poignant that Kane's contribution is a splendid antidote to some of the big, tasteless epics produced by Hollywood this year--most recently Peter Hyams' gruesome and charmless "Musketeer."
Featuring just one moderately loathsome character--Ian Hart in the role of a woman-hating misogynist--the story is one that should have people in the audience with any sign of humanity rooting energeticcally for the success of Kane's forlorn Londoners. The story opens with some hot dancing to equally hot salsa music in a London salsa club, which caters to both professional hoofers dancing for the sheer joy of swinging to the Latin beat and beginners who take lessons and who for the most part are not afraid to take to the floor for some respite from their solitary lives. Three guys, each different in temperament from the others, seek out three women, also different from one another but sharing a common desolation that is the luckless aspect of the urban zoo. The men are jerks, each in his own way; the women teetering between a rejection of the entire male gender and a recognition of their need for their company.
The three pairs are all on an off-again, on-again teeter-totter with each other, getting together only to fall apart at the first goof, giving them all the more motivation to restore their connections. Most captivating--perhaps because the woman is closest to what I'd consider my type--is the association between Frankie (Craig Ferguson) and Eleanor (the remarkable Olivia Williams--whom we Americans saw last in "The Sixth Sense"). Frankie has natural good looks and is always dressed in a jacket and tie, but he is evidently without much money and still living under a hostile roof with his ex-wife when he meets the fearful but seemingly confident and elegant Eleanor.  Lovable in a Damon Runyon sort of way, Eddie (Jimi Mistry) makes his living by mugging people, using chloroform as his weapon of choice. He is forced to choose whether to continue hitting his vics at ATMs or doing what's needed to impress his weird woman of choice, Jocelyn (Catherine McCormack)--whose major relationships are with dead people. Rounding out the festivities, Fergus (David Morrissey) realizes that he made a mistake in ditching Mo (Jane Horrocks--from "Little Voice") days before taking nuptial vows and works at getting back in her good graces despite learning that Mo has filled her lonely nights with up to sixty men, mostly one-night stands.
Adrian Lester is impressive as an Everyman, a cab driver who sees all and is not afraid to intervene, saying out right that knowing about the lives of his passengers is indeed his business. Like a silent Greek chorus commenting on the human comedy he sees around him, Jimmy has himself avoided women, considering himself married to his wife of five years though she had passed to the other side a pair of years ago.
By its very title, David Kane appears to say that we're all born romantic, i.e. that none of us is an island and that despite our defenses, there is simply no future in being alone--even when surrounded by millions of fellow urbanites. Unlike the pretentious opener to this year's New York Film Festival, "Va Savoir"--which makes its viewer wait until the very end of a two and one-half movie to deliver a smile--"Born Romantic" is a beam and a grin and a lark from start to finish.
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unit module SpaceAge;
role Planet {
method age-on($seconds) {
($seconds / $.orbital-period).round(0.01);
}
}
class Earth does Planet is export {
my $.orbital-period = 31557600;
}
class Mercury does Planet is export {
my $.orbital-period = 31557600 * 0.2408467;
}
class Venus does Planet is export {
my $.orbital-period = 31557600 * 0.61519726;
}
class Mars does Planet is export {
my $.orbital-period = 31557600 * 1.8808158;
}
class Jupiter does Planet is export {
my $.orbital-period = 31557600 * 11.862615;
}
class Saturn does Planet is export {
my $.orbital-period = 31557600 * 29.447498;
}
class Uranus does Planet is export {
my $.orbital-period = 31557600 * 84.016846;
}
class Neptune does Planet is export {
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}


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mViewer exposes the db operations via stateless service clasess. The stateless services uses the provider MongoInstanceProvider to get information about the current mongo instance. The user interacts with a json over http layer implemented using request dispatchers.
The service classes reside in the com.imaginea.mongodb.services package. They provide the actual functionalities of manipulating a collection or document or db. Classes are organized on the basis of the entity (like document, collection or database) they operate on.
The UI backed is implemented using request dispatchers in the com.imaginea.mongodb.requestdispatchers package. Request Dispatchers are organized based on the utility they provide to the application like User login and logout, graphs, db, document and statistics.


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Before Ipswich Crown Court on Tuesday (November 19) for a plea and trial preparation hearing was Jayan Chandy, 44, of St Andrews Gardens, Colchester.
He pleaded not guilty to five offences of sexual assault between November 1 and November 13 last year.
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Class Cv.Point3f
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System.Object
Cv.Point3f
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public class Point3f : Utility.HandleCppPtr
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class FlickRaw::Flickr::Groups::Discuss::Topics
Public Instance Methods
flickr.groups.discuss.topics.add request.
Post a new discussion topic to a group.
Arguments
- group_id (required)
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The NSID of the group to add a topic to.
- subject (required)
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The topic subject.
- message (required)
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The topic message.
Error codes
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1: Group not found
The group by that ID does not exist
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2: Cannot post to group
Either this account is not a member of the group, or discussion in this group is disabled.
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3: Message is too long
The post message is too long.
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4: Missing required arguments
Subject and message are required.
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96: Invalid signature
The passed signature was invalid.
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97: Missing signature
The call required signing but no signature was sent.
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98: Login failed / Invalid auth token
The login details or auth token passed were invalid.
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99: User not logged in / Insufficient permissions
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100: Invalid API Key
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112: Method “xxx” not found
The requested method was not found.
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114: Invalid SOAP envelope
The SOAP envelope send in the request could not be parsed.
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115: Invalid XML-RPC Method Call
The XML-RPC request document could not be parsed.
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116: Bad URL found
One or more arguments contained a URL that has been used for abuse on Flickr.
# Generated automatically from flickr api def add(*args) @flickr.call 'flickr.groups.discuss.topics.add', *args end
flickr.groups.discuss.topics.getInfo request.
Get information about a group discussion topic.
Arguments
- topic_id (required)
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The ID for the topic to edit.
Error codes
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1: Topic not found
The topic_id is invalid
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100: Invalid API Key
The API key passed was not valid or has expired.
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105: Service currently unavailable
The requested service is temporarily unavailable.
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106: Write operation failed
The requested operation failed due to a temporary issue.
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111: Format “xxx” not found
The requested response format was not found.
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112: Method “xxx” not found
The requested method was not found.
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114: Invalid SOAP envelope
The SOAP envelope send in the request could not be parsed.
-
115: Invalid XML-RPC Method Call
The XML-RPC request document could not be parsed.
-
116: Bad URL found
One or more arguments contained a URL that has been used for abuse on Flickr.
Returns
Is anyone still around in this group?
# Generated automatically from flickr api def getInfo(*args) @flickr.call 'flickr.groups.discuss.topics.getInfo', *args end
flickr.groups.discuss.topics.getList request.
Get a list of discussion topics in a group.
Arguments
- group_id (required)
-
The NSID of the group to fetch information for.
- per_page
-
Number of photos to return per page. If this argument is omitted, it defaults to 100. The maximum allowed value is 500.
- page
-
The page of results to return. If this argument is omitted, it defaults to 1.
Error codes
-
1: Group not found
The group_id is invalid
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100: Invalid API Key
The API key passed was not valid or has expired.
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105: Service currently unavailable
The requested service is temporarily unavailable.
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106: Write operation failed
The requested operation failed due to a temporary issue.
-
111: Format “xxx” not found
The requested response format was not found.
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112: Method “xxx” not found
The requested method was not found.
-
114: Invalid SOAP envelope
The SOAP envelope send in the request could not be parsed.
-
115: Invalid XML-RPC Method Call
The XML-RPC request document could not be parsed.
-
116: Bad URL found
One or more arguments contained a URL that has been used for abuse on Flickr.
Returns

# Generated automatically from flickr api def getList(*args) @flickr.call 'flickr.groups.discuss.topics.getList', *args end


Automatic Emptying of Recycle BinThe Automatic emptying of Recycle Bin option gives you the opportunity to schedule automatic emptying of the recycle bin. The aim of this function is to ensure that old information does not remain in the recycle bin for too long. The automatic emptying function empties the recycle bin of all information more than 30 days old. If you disable the automatic emptying function, you must empty the recycle bin manually by selecting Empty Recycle Bin in the toolbar in edit mode or by deleting individual pages in the recycle bin. When you empty the recycle bin manually, all information in the recycle bin is deleted.
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This award is intended to recognize excellence in public education about zoology.
The award comprises a $300 cash prize and a scroll. If the recipient is not already a member of the Canadian Society of Zoologists, a 1-year free membership will be awarded by the Society.
Funded through ZET.
Maximum of one per year. The award need not be made every year.
Nominations are to be sent to the Chair of the Recognition Committee. Nominations may be made by any CSZ member and should include the rationale for such nomination.
October 1st.


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Cyclops is part of the OHDSI Methods Library.
Cyclops (Cyclic coordinate descent for logistic, Poisson and survival analysis) is an R package for performing large scale regularized regressions.
Cyclops in an R package, with most functionality implemented in C++. Cyclops uses cyclic coordinate descent to optimize the likelihood function, which makes use of the sparse nature of the data.
Requires R (version 3.1.0 or higher). Compilation on Windows requires RTools >= 3.4.
In R, to install the latest stable version, install from CRAN:
To install the latest development version, install from GitHub. Note that this will require RTools to be installed.
Cyclops is licensed under Apache License 2.0. Cyclops contains the TinyThread libray.
The TinyThread library is licensed under the zlib/libpng license as described here.


This plugin is open source, under the MIT license. You may contribute on the GitHub repository.
Control the slider by clicking or pressing your keyboard keys.
Use your own CSS and see all the available options in the documentation.
Specify a caption and a link for each image.
Use several sliders on a same page.
A Jasmine tests suite is available, see the tests page.