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Code Modules
CodeIgniter supports a form of code modularization to help you create reusable code. Modules are typically centered around a specific subject, and can be thought of as mini-applications within your larger application.
Any of the standard file types within the framework are supported, like controllers, models, views, config files, helpers, language files, etc. Modules may contain as few, or as many, of these as you like.
If you want to create a module as a Composer package, see also Creating Composer Packages.
Namespaces
The core element of the modules functionality comes from the PSR-4 compatible autoloading
that CodeIgniter uses. While any code can use the PSR-4 autoloader and namespaces, the primary way to take full advantage of
modules is to namespace your code and add it to app/Config/Autoload.php, in the $psr4
property.
For example, let’s say we want to keep a simple blog module that we can re-use between applications. We might create folder with our company name, Acme, to store all of our modules within. We will put it right alongside our app directory in the main project root:
acme/ // New modules directory
app/
public/
system/
tests/
writable/
Open app/Config/Autoload.php and add the Acme\Blog
namespace to the $psr4
array property:
<?php
namespace Config;
use CodeIgniter\Config\AutoloadConfig;
class Autoload extends AutoloadConfig
{
public $psr4 = [
APP_NAMESPACE => APPPATH, // For custom namespace
'Config' => APPPATH . 'Config',
'Acme\Blog' => ROOTPATH . 'acme/Blog',
];
// ...
}
Now that this is set up, we can access any file within the acme/Blog folder through the Acme\Blog
namespace. This alone
takes care of 80% of what is needed for modules to work, so you should be sure to familiarize yourself with namespaces
and become comfortable with their use. Several file types will be scanned for automatically through all defined namespaces - a crucial ingredient for working with modules.
A common directory structure within a module will mimic the main application folder:
acme/
Blog/
Config/
Controllers/
Database/
Migrations/
Seeds/
Helpers/
Language/
en/
Libraries/
Models/
Views/
Of course, there is nothing forcing you to use this exact structure, and you should organize it in the manner that best suits your module, leaving out directories you don’t need, creating new directories for Entities, Interfaces, or Repositories, etc.
Autoloading Non-class Files
More often than not that your module will not contain only PHP classes but also others like procedural
functions, bootstrapping files, module constants files, etc. which are not normally loaded the way classes
are loaded. One approach for this is using require
-ing the file(s) at the start of the file where it
would be used.
Another approach provided by CodeIgniter is to autoload these non-class files like how you would autoload
your classes. All we need to do is provide the list of paths to those files and include them in the
$files
property of your app/Config/Autoload.php file.
<?php
namespace Config;
use CodeIgniter\Config\AutoloadConfig;
class Autoload extends AutoloadConfig
{
// ...
public $files = [
'path/to/my/functions.php',
'path/to/my/constants.php',
'path/to/my/bootstrap.php',
];
// ...
}
Auto-Discovery
Many times, you will need to specify the full namespace to files you want to include, but CodeIgniter can be configured to make integrating modules into your applications simpler by automatically discovering many different file types, including:
This is configured in the file app/Config/Modules.php.
The auto-discovery system works by scanning for particular directories and files within psr4 namespaces that have been defined in Config/Autoload.php and Composer packages.
The discovery process would look for discoverable items on that path and should, for example, find the routes file at acme/Blog/Config/Routes.php.
Enable/Disable Discover
You can turn on or off all auto-discovery in the system with the $enabled
class variable. False will disable
all discovery, optimizing performance, but negating the special capabilities of your modules and Composer packages.
Specify Discovery Items
With the $aliases
option, you can specify which items are automatically discovered. If the item is not
present, then no auto-discovery will happen for that item, but the others in the array will still be discovered.
Discovery and Composer
Packages installed via Composer using PSR-4 namespaces will also be discovered by default. PSR-0 namespaced packages will not be detected.
Specify Composer Packages
New in version 4.3.0.
To avoid wasting time scanning for irrelevant Composer packages, you can manually specify packages to discover by editing the $composerPackages
variable in app/Config/Modules.php:
<?php
namespace Config;
use CodeIgniter\Modules\Modules as BaseModules;
class Modules extends BaseModules
{
// ...
public $composerPackages = [
'only' => [
// List up all packages to auto-discover
'codeigniter4/shield',
],
];
// ...
}
Alternatively, you can specify which packages to exclude from discovery.
<?php
namespace Config;
use CodeIgniter\Modules\Modules as BaseModules;
class Modules extends BaseModules
{
// ...
public $composerPackages = [
'exclude' => [
// List up packages to exclude.
'pestphp/pest',
],
];
// ...
}
Disable Composer Package Discovery
If you do not want all of Composer’s known directories to be scanned when locating files, you can turn this off
by editing the $discoverInComposer
variable in app/Config/Modules.php:
<?php
namespace Config;
use CodeIgniter\Modules\Modules as BaseModules;
class Modules extends BaseModules
{
public $discoverInComposer = false;
// ...
}
Working with Files
This section will take a look at each of the file types (controllers, views, language files, etc) and how they can be used within the module. Some of this information is described in more detail in the relevant location of the user guide, but is being reproduced here so that it’s easier to grasp how all of the pieces fit together.
Routes
By default, routes are automatically scanned for within modules. It can be turned off in the Modules config file, described above.
Note
Since the files are being included into the current scope, the $routes
instance is already defined for you.
It will cause errors if you attempt to redefine that class.
When working with modules, it can be a problem if the routes in the application contain wildcards. In that case, see Route Priority.
Filters
By default, filters are automatically scanned for within modules. It can be turned off in the Modules config file, described above.
Note
Since the files are being included into the current scope, the $filters
instance is already defined for you.
It will cause errors if you attempt to redefine that class.
In the module’s Config/Filters.php file, you need to define the aliases of the filters you use:
<?php
$filters->aliases['menus'] = MenusFilter::class;
Controllers
Controllers outside of the main app/Controllers directory cannot be automatically routed by URI detection, but must be specified within the Routes file itself:
<?php
// Routes.php
$routes->get('blog', '\Acme\Blog\Controllers\Blog::index');
To reduce the amount of typing needed here, the group routing feature is helpful:
<?php
$routes->group('blog', ['namespace' => 'Acme\Blog\Controllers'], static function ($routes) {
$routes->get('/', 'Blog::index');
});
Config Files
No special change is needed when working with configuration files. These are still namespaced classes and loaded
with the new
command:
<?php
$config = new \Acme\Blog\Config\Blog();
Config files are automatically discovered whenever using the config()
function that is always available, and you pass a short classname to it.
Note
We don’t recommend you use the same short classname in modules. Modules that need to override or add to known configurations in app/Config/ should use Implicit Registrars.
Note
Prior to v4.4.0, config()
finds the file in app/Config/ when there
is a class with the same shortname,
even if you specify a fully qualified class name like config(\Acme\Blog\Config\Blog::class)
.
This behavior has been fixed in v4.4.0, and returns the specified instance.
Migrations
Migration files will be automatically discovered within defined namespaces. All migrations found across all namespaces will be run every time.
Seeds
Seed files can be used from both the CLI and called from within other seed files as long as the full namespace is provided. If calling on the CLI, you will need to provide double backslashes:
For Unix:
php spark db:seed Acme\\Blog\\Database\\Seeds\\TestPostSeeder
For Windows:
php spark db:seed Acme\Blog\Database\Seeds\TestPostSeeder
Helpers
Helpers will be automatically discovered within defined namespaces when using the helper()
function, as long as it
is within the namespaces Helpers directory:
<?php
helper('blog');
You can specify namespaces. See Loading from Non-standard Locations for details.
Language Files
Language files are located automatically from defined namespaces when using the lang()
method, as long as the
file follows the same directory structures as the main application directory.
Libraries
Libraries are always instantiated by their fully-qualified class name, so no special access is provided:
<?php
$lib = new \Acme\Blog\Libraries\BlogLib();
Models
If you instantiate models with new
keyword by their fully-qualified class names, no special access is provided:
<?php
$model = new \Acme\Blog\Models\PostModel();
Model files are automatically discovered whenever using the model()
function that is always available.
Note
We don’t recommend you use the same short classname in modules.
Note
model()
finds the file in app/Models/ when there is a class with the same shortname,
even if you specify a fully qualified class name like model(\Acme\Blog\Model\PostModel::class)
.
This is because model()
is a wrapper for the Factories
class which uses preferApp
by default. See Loading Classes for more information.
Views
Views can be loaded using the class namespace as described in the views documentation:
<?php
echo view('Acme\Blog\Views\index');


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objects and then updates the Volatility
. The GetHistoryRequirements
method receives Security
and DateTime
datetime
objects and then returns a list of HistoryRequest
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class MyVolatilityModel(BaseVolatilityModel): Volatility: float = 0 def SetSubscriptionDataConfigProvider(self, subscriptionDataConfigProvider: ISubscriptionDataConfigProvider) -> None: SubscriptionDataConfigProvider = subscriptionDataConfigProvider def Update(self, security: Security, data: BaseData) -> None: pass def GetHistoryRequirements(self, security: Security, utcTime: datetime, resolution: Resolution = None, barCount: int = None) -> List[HistoryRequest]: return super().GetHistoryRequirements(security, utcTime, resolution, barCount)


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by Dean DaleyMotorola recently revealed the new Razr handset, its first foldable smartphone effort.
Hot on the heels of that phone’s reveal, Motorola has already filed a patent to the United States Patent and Trademark Office and World Intellectual Property Office related to what looks like the second iteration of the foldable Razr. The patent was first spotted by Let’s Go Digital.
The device features a clamshell folding design, which makes it look like a standard candy bar handset when unfolded and a smaller square shape when folded.
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#include "boolean.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
The struct representing a node in a queue
| pcb* findPCB |
( |
const char * |
processName | ) |
|
Finds the PCB with the given process name.
- Parameters
-
| processName | The name of the process to search for |
- Returns
- A pointer to the PCB, or null if not found
| node* getBlockedQueue |
( |
| ) |
|
Gets the head node of the blocked queue.
- Returns
- The head node of the blocked queue
Gets the head node of the ready queue.
- Returns
- The head node of the ready queue
| node* getSuspendedBlockedQueue |
( |
| ) |
|
Gets the head node of the suspended-blocked queue.
- Returns
- The head node of the suspended-blocked queue
| node* getSuspendedReadyQueue |
( |
| ) |
|
Gets the head node of the suspended-ready queue.
- Returns
- The head node of the suspended-ready queue
Inserts the PCB into the appropriate queue.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
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Pops the next node off of the blocked queue.
- Returns
- The next node of the blocked queue, or NULL if it is empty
Pops the next node off of the ready queue.
- Returns
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( |
| ) |
|
Pops the next node off of the suspended-blocked queue.
- Returns
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( |
| ) |
|
Pops the next node off of the suspended-ready queue.
- Returns
- The next node of the suspended-ready queue, or NULL if it is empty
Removes the given PCB from it's queue.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
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This example demonstrates the basic usage of Giraffe.View. It can be extended just like a Backbone.View.
var MyView = Giraffe.View.extend({
template: '#my-template',
serialize: function() {
return {name: 'my view'};
}
});
Giraffe implements render
so it can do some useful things, and by default
render
expects a view's template
to be the DOM selector of an Underscore
template. This can be easily configured to support any form of string
templating. For more information, see template
, setTemplateStrategy
, and
templateStrategy
in the API docs or the
Template Strategies example. The included strategies
use a view's serialize
function to get the data passed into the template.
<script id="my-template" type="text/template">
Hello <%= name %>!
</script>
Giraffe uses the function attachTo
to put views into the DOM or inside one
another. If a view has not yet been rendered, attachTo
will call render
on
it.
var myView = new MyView();
myView.attachTo('body');
Here's the result:
var MyView = Giraffe.View.extend({
template: '#my-template',
serialize: function() {
return {
name: 'my view'
};
}
});
var myView = new MyView();
myView.attachTo('body');
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<link rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' href='../css/reset.css' />
</head>
<body>
<script id="my-template" type="text/template">
Hello <%= name %>!
</script>
<script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.9.1.min.js"></script>
<script src="http://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/underscore.js/1.4.4/underscore-min.js"></script>
<script src="http://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/backbone.js/1.0.0/backbone-min.js"></script>
<script src="../backbone.giraffe.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script type='text/javascript' src='viewbasics0-script.js'></script>
</body>
</html>
Creating Child Views
This example demonstrates how the attachTo
function automatically sets up
parent-child relationships between views.
Giraffe calls the functions beforeRender
and afterRender
every time a
view renders. These are empty functions for your views to fill in. afterRender
is a good place to create and attach child views.
var ParentView = Giraffe.View.extend({
template: '#parent-template',
afterRender: function() {
var childView = new ChildView({name: 'child view'});
childView.attachTo(this);
// or
// this.attach(childView);
}
});
<script id="parent-template" type="text/template">
parent view
</script>
The ChildView
will be put inside the ParentView
.
var ChildView = Giraffe.View.extend({
template: '#child-template'
});
The ChildView
simply displays the name
provided in its options
. We aren't
defining a serialize
method on the ChildView
, and by default, serialize
passes the view to the template function.
<script id="child-template" type="text/template">
<%= name %>
</script>
Let's create and attach the parent view.
var parentView = new ParentView();
parentView.attachTo('body');
Now is a good time to inspect the views to see what the child-parent
relationship looks like. The parent has an array of children
and the children
have a reference to their parent
.
var childView = parentView.children[0];
console.log(parentView === childView.parent); // => true
Let's create a second child view. The method
option of attachTo
is the
jQuery method used to insert the view. The default is 'append'
. In this
case we'll use 'before'
to put it before the first child view we created. See
attachTo
in the API docs for more.
var childView2 = new ChildView({name: 'child view attached with {method: "before"}'});
childView2.attachTo(childView, {method: 'before'});
The parent
of childView2
is the parentView
.
console.log(childView2.parent === parentView); // => true
Here's the result:
var ParentView = Giraffe.View.extend({
template: '#parent-template',
afterRender: function() {
var childView = new ChildView({
name: 'child view'
});
childView.attachTo(this);
// or
// this.attach(childView);
}
});
var ChildView = Giraffe.View.extend({
template: '#child-template'
});
var parentView = new ParentView();
parentView.attachTo('body');
var childView = parentView.children[0];
console.log(parentView === childView.parent); // => true
var childView2 = new ChildView({
name: 'child view attached with {method: "before"}'
});
childView2.attachTo(childView, {
method: 'before'
});
console.log(childView2.parent === parentView); // => true
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<link rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' href='../css/reset.css' />
<link rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' href='viewbasics1-style.css' />
</head>
<body>
<script id="parent-template" type="text/template">
parent view
</script>
<script id="child-template" type="text/template">
<%= name %>
</script>
<script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.9.1.min.js"></script>
<script src="http://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/underscore.js/1.4.4/underscore-min.js"></script>
<script src="http://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/backbone.js/1.0.0/backbone-min.js"></script>
<script src="../backbone.giraffe.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script type='text/javascript' src='viewbasics1-script.js'></script>
</body>
</html>
[data-view-cid] {
position: relative;
padding: 20px;
margin: 20px;
border: 1px dashed #999;
}
attachTo
Sequence Diagram
participant MyView
participant GView as "Giraffe.View"
MyView -> GView: attachTo #container
alt if #container has parent view
GView -> ParentView: set MyView as child of parent
end
GView -> DOM: detach MyView's $el
alt if method is 'html'
GView -> GView: detach views inside #container
end
GView -> DOM: put MyView's $el in #container using method
alt if MyView not yet rendered or options.forceRender
alt if beforeRender overridden
GView -> MyView: beforeRender()
end
GView -> GView: $el.empty()
GView -> MyView: templateStrategy()
MyView --> GView: return html string
GView -> DOM: append html string to $el
alt if afterRender overridden
GView -> MyView: afterRender()
end
end


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All submissions related to computing education are welcome, at any stage of formal education (or outside formal education).
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Gamut Mapping of Scene-Referred Light Values
The Academy Color Encoding System (ACES) is a free, open, device-independent color management and image interchange system used in the production of movies, series and games. ACES adoption has increased during the last decade and the system is becoming a successful standard in the Media and Entertainment Industry. However, amid of the growing success, ACES users are frequently reporting defects occurring on their imagery while using the system.
The artefacts are often generated by digital still or motion-picture cameras: their spectral sensitivities do not satisfy the Maxwell-Ives criterion (Luther condition). Put another way, they are not colorimetric and capture the world differently than a Standard Observer. Ultimately, they produce non-physically realisable values outside the Spectral Locus, which defines the extent of the Standard Observer sensitivity to the electro-magnetic spectrum. Colour grading tools used to infuse the creative vision into the imagery are also a potential source for defect generation.
In the context of this document and the portion of interest of the ACES pipeline, the imagery is said to be in a scene-referred state. A scene-referred image encodes light values as they were captured at the camera focal plane in a given scene. The encoded values are intrinsically linear, and proportional, relatively, to the incident light from the scene to the camera.
The A.M.P.A.S formed a new Virtual Working Group with the objective of finding strategies to manage and correct the artefacts. The Virtual Working Group is researching a source-agnostic model that allows the mapping of scene-referred light values from any source, i.e. any light capturing device, irrespective of its sensitivities, to a target RGB colourspace primaries, e.g. ACES AP1.
As a contribution to the initiative, the Colour Developers have designed and built an interactive Jupyter Widget to explore the problem space. The widget leverages Colour, an open-source Python package providing a comprehensive number of algorithms and datasets for colour science and Matplotlib.
As of this writing, the widget implements two gamut mapping study models via sub-classes:
- Mansencal and Scharfenberg (2020) HSV Control Based Study Model built on top of the HSV colourspace
- Smith (2020) - RGB Saturation Study Model built on top of the RGB colourspace
While being order of magnitude slower than commercial applications such as Davinci Resolve or The Foundry Nuke, the interactive widget is extremely useful as it allows to tap directly into the entire Python scientific ecosystem while promoting Open Source Software and reproducible research.
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When Jon (Robert Sean Leonard, "Much Ado About Nothing") returns to his hometown of Lansing, Michigan as a rookie director represented in the town's film festival, he meets up with his old high school buddy Vince (Ethan Hawke, "Snow Falling on Cedars") who's also flown in for the event. Once Jon's arrived at Vince's motel room, pleasantries quickly devolve into character judgements. Mounting tension is escalated when Vince accuses Jon of not only stealing his old girlfriend Amy (Uma Thurman, "The Golden Bowl"), but of raping her. When Vince finally gets Jon to admit the truth, he announce's Amy's imminent arrival, then tells Jon he's captured their entire conversation on "Tape."
Adapted from his one act play by Stephen Belber, director Richard Linklater ("Before Sunrise") uses digital video technology to capture an intense character study in real time. This is an actors' piece and the cast of three thrive in its environment.
 Jon, a seemingly more well-adjusted young man, is dismayed to learn that Vince has broken up with Lynn, his long time girlfriend, but agrees with her assessment that Vince 'has issues that manifest themselves in violence.' This begins a debate that clearly shows Jon believes Vince is beneath him, an unambitious, immature slacker, even as Jon back-pedals his words. Vince, denying said charges while shooting beers and rolling joints, slowly turns the tables on Jon, making us reevaluate the other character as perhaps having a weaker moral fiber.
But "Tape," never letting us rest, soon has us questioning Vince's objectives. When Amy, a local assistant district D.A., arrives on the scene, things become
awkward until she's assessed the situation and gains the upper hand. Amy has yet a third take on their high school days before she makes a telephone call that will once again spur character defining actions.
Ethan Hawke, an actor who recently has delivered moribund performances, is charged as Vince, at once an overactive adolescent and pothead philosopher. Linklater should remain Hawke's director of choice as he hasn't been this good since "Before Sunrise." Robert Sean Leonard deftly digs a hole of Jon's own making, constantly trying to spin himself as a nice guy while his true nature seeps out between his words. Uma Thurman has less time to flesh out her character, but makes her Amy's flip flop, from vulnerable to victorious, believable although she never attains her costars level of empathy.
Belber's clever writing shifts our perceptions constantly throughout the film, while cinematographer Maryse Alberti ("Joe Gould's Secret"), limited to the space of one motel room, keeps the visuals interesting and diverse, only stumbling with the choice of some whiplash pans late in the action. Linklater's direction is tight and he gives us a laugh on our way out with the
witty selection of Brenda Lee's "I'm Sorry" playing over the end credits.
"Tape" may be an actors' exercise, but Linklater and his cast make it a workout worth watching.
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Sticky Fingers Slam Triple J For Allegedly Barring An Act From Covering Them On ‘Like A Version’
by Joseph EarpSticky Fingers bassist Paddy Cornwall has called triple j an “army of cowards” on his Instagram, alleging that they blocked an Australian artist from Like A Version for planning to cover StiFi song ‘How To Fly’.
In a screenshot of a text post, Cornwall writes that the Australian act had their Like A Version for last week pulled over their song selection: apparently the artist wanted to play it as it “got them through the hard times”.
Sticky Fingers have not been played on triple j since April 2018, following an abysmal interview on triple j’s Hack segment where lead singer Dylan Frost defended himself from allegations of violence and threatening behaviour by saying that “boys will be boys”.
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Since then, triple j have dropped the band from their playlists, prompting Cornwall to rant on his Instagram live about the supposed double standard of the station. According to him, Sticky Fingers are both bigger than triple j, and have been deeply hurt by the exclusion.
Now, Cornwall has slammed triple j for not “fronting on fact verses allegation”, saying they are “setting a bad example for our future”. To his followers, he writes, “don’t forget you, the people, pay their taxes”.
 “As proven we don’t need you. help yourselves out tho, I feel sorry for you.”
Music Junkee has reached out to triple j for comment, and will update the article upon hearing back. Find Cornwall’s post below.


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The personnel involved in the Grader Application project are organized into the following groups and subgroups:
End users are those who use the Grader Application for its intended purpose. Student end users will be able to use the application to view their grades. They will have the ability to make make some alterations to their grades to see the projection of their final grades. Teacher end users will be able to use the application to post their class grades. They will have the ability to alter grades and curves for whole classes.
The primary customer is Gene Fisher. He has come up with the project specifications and is reported to with at most weekly iterations. He has the ability to sell the end product as his own.
The domain expert is Gene Fischer. He brings the experience of what works and what does not work for a Grader Application. He offers his opinion on what ideas are most vital to a well designed Grader Application.
The system developers will be our CSC 308 group, consisting of six members: Grant Campanelli, Michael Murphy, Mike Ryu, Matt Bleifer, Grant Plaster, and Scotty Beauchamp.
The system will be developed in Spring, 2015, in the CSC 309 class.


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Using the Scratch programming language, students will build their own Android/iOS applications and computer games.
Students will program mBot robots to perform different tasks like solving mazes, sumo wrestling, or playing football.
Basic electronics will be taught with the use of Raspberry Pi's, LED lights, and electronic sensors.


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- Improve robustness of configuration systems by
- avoiding reimplementation of parsers for the same configuration settings.
- rejecting invalid configuration.
- avoiding common programming errors through the usage of better bindings.
- getting more guarantees when getting configuration.
- Allow software to be better integrated on configuration level.
- Postpone some decisions from programmers to maintainers/administrators:
- Syntax of the configuration file(s)
- Side effects (e.g. logging, vcs commit, notifications)
- Flexible adoption to specific needs
- Adoption of standards (xdg, xml, JSON)
- Reduce duplication of code (a single parser/generator used by everyone accessing a specific part of the configuration).
Target
- Embedded: Elektra is on the frontier for embedded systems because of its tiny core and the many possibilities with its plugins.
- Server: Elektra is ideal suited for a local configuration storage by mounting existing configuration files into the global tree. Nodes using Elektra can be connected by already existing configuration management tools.
- Desktop: Elektra allows applications to read and write from a global configuration tree. Missing is a description (schema) so that these values actually can be shared.
Quality Goals
1.) Simplicity
An overly complex system cannot be managed nor understood. Extensibility brings some complex issues, which need to be solved - but in a way so that the user sees either nothing of it or only needs to understand very simple concepts so that it works flawlessly. Special care for simplicity is taken for the users:
- Endusers when reconfiguring or upgrading should never take any notice of Elektra, except that it works more robust, better integrated and with less problems.
- Programmers should have multiple ways to take advantage of Elektra so that it flawlessly integrate with their system.
- Plugin Programmers: it should be simple to extend Elektra in any desired way.
- Application's Maintainers to correctly setup and upgrade KDB
- Administrators that want to change the maintainers' setup according to their needs
- Key-value uniformity that allows introspection
2.) Robustness
Configuration systems today suffer badly from:
- Different behavior on different systems
- Weak input validation
- Faulty transformations from strings to other types
- No error messages
- Undefined behavior
- Migration from one version to another
We want to tackle this problem by introducing an abstraction layer where all these problems can be dealt with. The goal is that code changes are necessary only within Elektra and not in the applications using Elektra! This makes your code not only portable towards more systems, but also enables global improvements in the configuration systems.
3.) Extensibility
There are so many variants of
- Storage formats
- Frontend integrations
- Bindings
Nearly every aspect of Elektra must be extremely extensible. On the other side semantics must be very clear and well defined so that this extensible system works reproducible and predictable.
Only key-value pairs are the common factor and a way to get and set them, everything else is an extension.
4.) Performance
Configuration is the main impact for bootup and startup-time. Elektra needs to be similar fast then current solutions. Ideally it should get faster because of centralized optimization endeavours where everyone using Elektra can benefit from.
Only pay for what you need.
Non-Goals
- Support semantics that do not fit into the KeySet (key-value pairs) with an
kdbGet()
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- Support for non-configuration issues, e.g. storing any key-value data.
- Elektra is not a distributed CM, use Puppet, CFEngine on top or a distributed file system below Elektra.


BlocklyProp Launcher is a companion to the web-based BlocklyProp system - https://solo.parallax.com.
It provides one-button access to the Solo (BlocklyProp) online site and handles communication with the Propeller microcontroller.
This software installs the BlocklyProp Launcher into your Applications folder.
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Love touches all of us, yet there is so much uncertainty around the
evolution of relationships.
A 2017 national survey by Stanford, "How Couples Meet and Stay
Together," shows some surprising trends about couples in America.
Let's analyze these relationship
trends through the visualizations below. Our data comes from 3,510 respondents.
Divorced Couples Tend to Have Larger Age Differences than Married Ones
Below, each point represents a couple, with age of each survey
respondent plotted against their partner's age. To view detailed
information about the age and marital status of each respondent and
the partner, hover over the circles on the visualization.
Here, we see that there is indeed a significant difference between
couples who are many years apart in age and those that are closer in
age in terms of marital status. Couples with similar ages lie more
closely along the diagonal.
High Relationship Quality Despite Frequency of Sex
However, those who find their relationships excellent tend to have sex
3-6 times a week, with once a month or less coming second. Select a scale basis from the drop-down:
the default "overall data" selection will scale the chart over all responses. When you select the scale based on the frequency
categories, you will find that the respondents tend to rate their relationships as excellent. Then, when you
select the scale based on the quality categories, you'll see that there is a high amount of respondents
who have sex once a month or less.
We see that the respondents tended to rate their relationships
excellent regardless of sex frequency, and there is not a clear
trend. The data also suggest that very few couples will have a
frequency of more than twice a week.
Time Spent Dating Before Marriage
How to Read:
Here, we plot the first 500 couples based on the year they met for the first time.
Each circle represents the start of one of four stages in a relationship.
Interactivity: Hover over circles, scroll or double click to zoom, and click and drag the visualization.
Use the brushing component on the area chart below it.
One couple dated for thirty some years before finally getting married,
but most other couples did not take nearly as long. Another couple
went through meeting each other and getting married within a year. On
average we see that most respondents dated for less than 6 years
before getting married.
From these visualizations, we can conclude that age differences,
frequency of sex, and time spent dating does have a noticeable effect of relationship outcomes.
Now, the only question left is:
Where does your relationship lie on each of these visualizations?
And where will your
relationship go?
Dataset citation:
Rosenfeld, Michael J., Reuben J. Thomas, and Sonia Hausen. 2019 How Couples Meet and Stay Together 2017 fresh sample.
[Computer files]. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Libraries.


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The Bobcats (1-4, 1-0 Mid-American Conference) are coming off their first win of the season, where standout second half performances on both sides of the ball led them to a 34-17 victory over Akron.
The Chippewas (2-3, 0-1 MAC) dropped their first conference game to Miami and have had an up-and-down season thus far. They started their season by keeping it close with Power 5 team Missouri and shutting out Robert Morris, but they have lost two of their last three games.
Like Akron, Central Michigan was one of three teams Ohio faced off against in its shortened 2020 season. The Chippewas gave the Bobcats their only loss that year.
Here’s everything you need to know about Central Michigan ahead of Ohio’s Homecoming game:
All-time series: Central Michigan leads, 26-5-2.
Last time they met: Nov. 4, 2020. Central Michigan won on its home turf, 30-27. Although entering the break tied, Ohio was outscored 10-7 in the second half. Quarterback Kurtis Rourke and running back De’Montre Tuggle led the Bobcats’ scoring with two touchdowns apiece. Ohio’s defense struggled to contain Central Michigan, allowing quarterback Daniel Richardson to throw for 243 yards and a touchdown. Chippewas running back Kobe Lewis ran for 112 yards and two touchdowns.
Central Michigan report: Jim McElwain is in his third year coaching the Chippewas and brings Southeastern Conference experience from his three-year stint with Florida. In his first season with Central Michigan, McElwain took a team that finished 1-11 the previous year and led it to an 8-4 regular season record and MAC championship appearance in 2019.
The Chippewas sit near the middle of the MAC in scoring offense and defense. They’re fifth in scoring offense, averaging 27.6 points per game while topping the conference with an average of 460.6 yards per game. They also have the top passing offense in the MAC, led by quarterbacks Richardson and Jacob Sirmon.
Richardson exited Central Michigan’s loss to Miami in the fourth quarter with a shoulder injury, and his status for Saturday is not yet clear. Central Michigan’s depth chart lists either Sirmon or Richardson as the starter against Ohio.
While Central Michigan boasts the best rushing defense in the MAC, allowing only 111 yards per game, it also has the worst pass defense in the conference, allowing 291.4 yards per game. The Chippewas have allowed at least 350 passing yards in their last three games, including 400 to LSU and 395 to Florida International.
How Ohio beats Central Michigan: Saturday may be the day for Ohio to get its pass game back on track. After relying heavily on the run game against Akron, Ohio coach Tim Albin acknowledged in his Monday press conference that Ohio can’t be as one-dimensional against Central Michigan. He expects to use both quarterbacks, Rourke and Armani Rogers, going forward. Rourke, known for his passing, could see a lot of looks downfield with a healthy Ohio receiving corps.
The Bobcats’ defense will have many weapons they need to contain on the opposing offense. Wide receivers Dallas Dixon, JaCorey Sullivan and Kalil Pimpleton all have over 250 receiving yards through five games and will be threats regardless of which quarterback is throwing to them.
On the ground, Ohio will have to look out for running back Lew Nichols, who has the second-most rushing yards in the MAC this season with 405. The Bobcats contained the Zips’ run game after struggling in their first four games, and they’ll need to continue their upward trend to get the Chippewas off the field.
Stat to know: Five. That’s how many times Ohio has lost to Central Michigan since last beating it in 2011. Every loss aside from the one in 2014 was decided by one touchdown or less.
Player to watch: Lew Nichols, running back, No. 7
Nichols was named the 2020 MAC Freshman of the Year and has continued his production into this season. The redshirt freshman has made 85 rushing attempts in five games, 62 more than the running back with the second-most attempts on the team, Myles Bailey.
Albin compared Nichols’ physicality to Northwestern running back Evan Hull. If Nichols performs anywhere close to how Hull did in Week 4, the Bobcats will be in for a long Saturday.


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Member Profile Information
SG Kampung allows you to create a personal profile and share information such as your phone number, photo, occupation, family members, biography and personal interests. We may give you ways to hide some of this profile information, but as a minimum you first name and first letter of your last name as well as your street address may be visible to your neighbours. Irrespective of your subscriptions to nearby Constituents, neighbours outside your Constituent cannot see your personal profile. If you are the subject of an unauthorised profile, please contact us.
Communications with Neighbours
SG Kampung offers multiple ways for you to communicate with your neighbours and share Content.  Other communications (such as private messages between you and another individual member) will be visible only to you and the recipient. In some cases, we may limit your ability to edit or remove Content from SG Kampung. You can manage your email preferences on your settings page.
Respecting Your Neighbours' Privacy
One of SG Kampung’s core principles is that neighbours should be able to communicate amongst themselves, within the privacy of their Constituent. For this reason, we restrict who can access your Constituent and take efforts to exclude non-members from the conversation. For example, we don't let public Web search engines (such as Google) index member-submitted Content.
In addition, taking information shared by one member to another and sharing it outside the Constituent(s) contravenes the SG Kampung Code of Conduct and is a serious breach of trust. You may not share your neighbours' information or any communications sent through SG Kampung with anyone outside the Constituent(s) to which without the author's permission.
Moving Constituents
If you move house to a new Constituent, you can transfer your account from one Constituent to another. You will be required to verify your address in the new Constituent, and some of your personal profile (such as name, photo, interests, responses to your invitations, phone and email contact) will migrate to the new Constituent. You will no longer be a member of the old Constituent and will not appear on the map, receive notifications from the old Constituent, or be able to access the content in the old Constituent (although, if you move to a nearby Constituent, you may be able to access posts from the old Constituent accessible to nearby neighbours). Your previously posted Content will remain in the old Constituent, attributed to you, unless you delete individual Content before moving.
Unsubscribing from email communications
If you no longer wish to receive our email communications, you can unsubscribe at any time by clicking on the unsubscribe link that is included in every email, or change your email preferences on your settings page.
Account Deactivation and Reactivation
You can deactivate your account in account settings. Deactivation will end email notifications and you will no longer appear on your Constituent map. All previously posted Content will remain in your Constituent, attributed to you, unless you delete individual Content items before you deactivate.
Can I access my personal information?
Members of SG Kampung can access and update their personal information in Profile Settings at any time.
When does my information get destroyed?
SG Kampung will take reasonable steps to destroy or de-identify any personal information about you once the information is no longer required for the purposes for which it was collected or as authorised or required by law.
Links to other websites
SG Kampung Services may contain links to other websites. Links to third party websites do not constitute endorsement, sponsorship or approval by SG Kampung of the content, policies or practices of those third party websites. If you have any concerns regarding your privacy when visiting a linked third party, you should ensure that you check the privacy statement/policies of those websites.
Resolving your privacy concerns and complaints - your rights
If you wish to complain about our privacy practices, please contact us. SG Kampung will investigate the complaint and report back to you as soon as possible.
Updates to Privacy Policy
Our current Privacy Policy was placed in effect on 5th February 2016. We may amend this Privacy Policy as determined by our discretion. In the event of an update, we will post the amended Privacy Policy on our site for your convenience.
Contact us
If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, please contact us.
All use of SG Kampung Services is subject to our Terms & Conditions.
If you require a hard copy of this Privacy Policy or a copy in some other format to suit your particular needs please contact us using any of the methods detailed above, and we will arrange for a suitable copy to be provided to you.
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Using a unique tank-track style drivetrain, the Greater Boston Championship-Winning Robot provided amazing handling. Furthermore, the increased traction helped it flourish as a defense robot. Furthermore, the simple pivoting plate system allowed the robot to effeciently collect and deposit hatch panels to the correct locations. Lastly, the ball mechanism, a set of pulleys, rollers, and motors provided a reliable yet speedy way of distributing cargo balls across the field. In this image, it can be seen depositing cargo into the cargo ship.
View Image2018's Competiton bot, running a 4-motor, 4 wheel powertrain was able to collect and dispense milk crates, as pictured. This was achieved using a lead screw system to raise and lower the forklifts, which are powered by a pneumatic system. An onboard compressor and canister powered the pistons and enabled them to clamp and release each cube with the press of a button. The robot was controlled by two drivers, one driving the robot, and the other controlling the forklift mechanism.
View Image2017's competition bot used a relatively simple system. Using a 4-motor, 6-wheel powertrain it was able to cover ground quickly and effeciently. All computer control systems were contained in a center console, allowing for relatively easy access. To collect gears, a hopper-like mechanism was used to contain the gears. A driver would driver up to the collection station, obtain a gear, and then drive to the disposal station, where the fear was collected. For the last few moments of the match, a dual motor, high torque setup was used to grab at a looped rope and wrap the rope around the cylinder seen on top of the robot.
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Having worked public libraries I have had a number of ethical dilemmas to deal with. As a PSA representative, my manager brought to light an example of a coworker(1) complaining privately via email to her on anothers(2) behalf against a third party member(3) of alleged bullying. Worker 2 came to me stressed out about the complaint fearing for the outcome and descendiing into an anxiety attack. Working with 3, I knew that my manager was taking care of that issue and working through things with 3 and I didn't want to explain the situation of what 1 did to 2 as that would have made things quite messy, so when asked by 1 what was happening with 2, I mentioned that she was upset over a professional issue. 1 knew I was a PSA representative and went into damage control and went to help 1 out of her stress. I weighed up the confidentiality of the situation against what could allow the parties affected to minimise their stress and realise the consequences of their own actions at the same time. I'm still unsure if my methods were ideal...
I come from a bit of a mixed maori and pakeha background... My parents came from big strict families and I was brought up with those pakeha values as well. It shaped me in weird ways, where I know right and wrong and try to balance my own moral compass against that and what every situation brings. I am quite libaral minded, but as a I get older (and where I have lived), many of those views get challenged (even within myself).
I have discovered a lot about myself in the various jobs, roles and relationships I have encountered over the years. I have a mix of analysis and creativity within me that has shaped my work ethic, how I tackle problems and how I engage with everything. I got some of this from the HBDI test I did last year for work. What I tend to lack is in both organisation and interpersonal emotion (especially under stress). Creatively this may help with problem solving, but I can see how I may struggle when collaborating with others as I am not the most assertive person also. Share an example from your experience of where you were trying to work productively with others, but there was resistance or tension. Discuss the strategies you used at that time, how effective they were, and your reflections on what other strategies you would try now, and why. Having done a number of escape rooms, I tend to lean back and go along with the majority a lot, so as not to hurt anyones feelings (and probably save myself some personal grief too). This I can see has led to many failed room exits on time, but also frustration amongst members of the group as me (and others my ilk) tend to stand back and watch as time ticks by and we wrangle with when a safe time to contribute presents itself. Reflecting on other strategies, asking and presenting my opinion can only benefit the group. If not with the correct answer, perhaps to get someone else's mind working or if not, eliminate that possiblity if another was thinking it also.