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| bf_poll_jpgraph_load ($files=array('jpgraph.php')) | |
| bf_poll_update_votes_count ($node) | |
| bf_poll_display_chart ($nid, $width=100, $height=100) | |
| plot_format_callback ($aLabel) | |
| bf_poll_update_bar ($node, $plot_path, $plot_uri, $chart_width, $chart_height, $sendChoice=NULL) | |
| bf_poll_update_poll_bar ($node, $plot_path, $plot_uri, $chart_width, $chart_height, $sendChoice=NULL) | |
| bf_poll_update_chart ($node, $plot_path, $plot_uri, $chart_width, $chart_height, $sendChoice=NULL) | |
| bf_poll_default_colors () | |
BF Poll
Definition in file bf_poll.inc.
| bf_poll_default_colors | ( | ) |
Array of default colors.
Definition at line 467 of file bf_poll.inc.
| bf_poll_display_chart | ( | $nid, | |
$width = 100 , |
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Display poll chart.
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| bf_poll_jpgraph_load | ( | $files = array('jpgraph.php') | ) |
Loads the JpGraph library.
Definition at line 12 of file bf_poll.inc.
| bf_poll_update_bar | ( | $node, | |
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Redraw poll bar.
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| bf_poll_update_votes_count | ( | $node | ) |
Recalculate votes count.
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| plot_format_callback | ( | $aLabel | ) |
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Data
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| ggplot {ggplot2} | R Documentation |
ggplot()
initializes a ggplot object. It can be used to
declare the input data frame for a graphic and to specify the
set of plot aesthetics intended to be common throughout all
subsequent layers unless specifically overridden.
ggplot(data = NULL, mapping = aes(), ..., environment = parent.frame())
data |
Default dataset to use for plot. If not already a data.frame,
will be converted to one by |
mapping |
Default list of aesthetic mappings to use for plot. If not specified, must be supplied in each layer added to the plot. |
... |
Other arguments passed on to methods. Not currently used. |
environment |
DEPRECATED. Used prior to tidy evaluation. |
ggplot()
is used to construct the initial plot object,
and is almost always followed by +
to add component to the
plot. There are three common ways to invoke ggplot
:
ggplot(df, aes(x, y, other aesthetics))
ggplot(df)
ggplot()
The first method is recommended if all layers use the same
data and the same set of aesthetics, although this method
can also be used to add a layer using data from another
data frame. See the first example below. The second
method specifies the default data frame to use for the plot,
but no aesthetics are defined up front. This is useful when
one data frame is used predominantly as layers are added,
but the aesthetics may vary from one layer to another. The
third method initializes a skeleton ggplot
object which
is fleshed out as layers are added. This method is useful when
multiple data frames are used to produce different layers, as
is often the case in complex graphics.
# Generate some sample data, then compute mean and standard deviation # in each group df <- data.frame( gp = factor(rep(letters[1:3], each = 10)), y = rnorm(30) ) ds <- do.call(rbind, lapply(split(df, df$gp), function(d) { data.frame(mean = mean(d$y), sd = sd(d$y), gp = d$gp) })) # The summary data frame ds is used to plot larger red points on top # of the raw data. Note that we don't need to supply `data` or `mapping` # in each layer because the defaults from ggplot() are used. ggplot(df, aes(gp, y)) + geom_point() + geom_point(data = ds, aes(y = mean), colour = 'red', size = 3) # Same plot as above, declaring only the data frame in ggplot(). # Note how the x and y aesthetics must now be declared in # each geom_point() layer. ggplot(df) + geom_point(aes(gp, y)) + geom_point(data = ds, aes(gp, mean), colour = 'red', size = 3) # Alternatively we can fully specify the plot in each layer. This # is not useful here, but can be more clear when working with complex # mult-dataset graphics ggplot() + geom_point(data = df, aes(gp, y)) + geom_point(data = ds, aes(gp, mean), colour = 'red', size = 3) + geom_errorbar( data = ds, aes(gp, mean, ymin = mean - sd, ymax = mean + sd), colour = 'red', width = 0.4 )


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The MOS 6567/6569 video controller (VIC-II)
and its application in the Commodore 64
by Christian Bauer
28. August1996
converted to HTML by Andreas
Grützmann
28. Juli 1999
Diese Dokumentation in deutsch
Deutsche Textversion
(von Christian Bauer)
English
Textversion (by Chrisian Bauer)
VIC-Artikel_html_dt.zip
- Komplettes Document inkl. Bilder, deutsche Version
(140k)
VIC-article_html_engl.zip - complete document incl. pictures, english
version (130k)
- 0. Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. The architecture
of the Commodore 64
- 2.1. Overview
2.2. 6510
prozessor
2.3.
6567/6569 graphics chip
2.4. Memory
- 2.4.1.
Memory map as seen by the 6510
2.4.2.
Memory map as seen by the VIC
2.4.3.
Memory access of 6510 and VIC
- 3. Description of the
VIC
- 3.1. Block
diagram
3.2.
Registers
3.3. Color
palette
3.4. Display
generation and display window dimensions
3.5. Bad
Lines
3.6. Memory
access
- 3.6.1.
The X coordinates
3.6.2.
Access types
3.6.3.
Timing of a raster line
- 3.7. Text-/bitmap
display
- 3.7.1.
Idle state/display state
3.7.2.
VC and RC
3.7.3.
Graphics modes
- <IP_ADDRESS>.
Standard text mode
(ECM/BMM/MCM=0/0/0)
<IP_ADDRESS>.
Multicolor text mode
(ECM/BMM/MCM=0/0/1)
<IP_ADDRESS>.
Standard bitmap mode
(ECM/BMM/MCM=0/1/0)
<IP_ADDRESS>.
Multicolor bitmap mode
(ECM/BMM/MCM=0/1/1)
<IP_ADDRESS>.
ECM text mode (ECM/BMM/MCM=1/0/0)
<IP_ADDRESS>.
Invalid text mode
(ECM/BMM/MCM=1/0/1)
<IP_ADDRESS>.
Invalid bitmap mode 1
(ECM/BMM/MCM=1/1/0)
<IP_ADDRESS>.
Invalid bitmap mode 2
(ECM/BMM/MCM=1/1/1)
<IP_ADDRESS>.
Idle state
- 3.8. Sprites
- 3.8.1.
Memory access and display
3.8.2.
Priority and collision detection
- 3.9. The border
units
3.10.
Display Enable
3.11.
Lightpen
3.12. VIC
interrupts
3.13.
DRAM refresh
3.14.
Effects/applications
- 3.14.1.
Hyperscreen
3.14.2.
FLD
3.14.3.
FLI
3.14.4.
Linecrunch
3.14.5.
Doubled text lines
3.14.6.
DMA delay
3.14.7.
Sprite stretching
- 4. The adresses 0 and
1 and the $de00 area
-
- Appendix A:
Bibliography
- Appendix B:
Acknowledgements
This paper is an attempt to summarize
the results of various people's examinations of the
graphics chip "6567/6569 Video Interface Controller
(VIC-II)" (simply called "VIC" in the
following) used in the legendary Commodore 64, and to
provide a complete reference to its specified and
unspecified properties. It is primarily intended for C64
programmers and authors of C64 emulators, but should also
be interesting to "outsiders" interested in
hardware design and programming and hacking a computer up
to the last bits. For this purpose, some general
information (e.g. the C64 memory map) already known to
experienced C64 programmers has been included as well.
The description of the unspecified properties is based
on tests done by Marko Mäkelä, Andreas Boose, Pasi
Ojala, Wolfgang Lorenz and myself (not to mention
numerous others) during the last years. It also covers
internal registers and workings of the VIC. As no
schematics of the VIC are available it can of course only
be speculative, but in all cases a model has been chosen
that explains the observed phenomena with the minimally
required circuitry. E.g. for the video matrix counter
(VC), a model with two simple counters was given
preference to a more elaborate one with a +40 adder.
Although some measurements have been done with an
oscilloscope directly on the chip, most insights are
based on test programs on the C64 and by comparing them
with the implementation in single cycle emulations like
"Frodo SC".
|


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.jaxen |
This package defines the core Jaxen API to the XPath engine.
|
| org.jaxen.expr |
Interfaces and default implementations for
XPath expression components.
|
| org.jaxen.pattern |
Defines XSLT Pattern objects.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Expr
Represents an XPath expression.
|
| FunctionCallExpr
Represents an XPath function call expression.
|
| LocationPath
Represents an XPath location path such as
//foo/bar
or pre:baz[position()=last()] . |
| Predicated
Interface for objects which can have one or more predicates.
|
| XPathExpr
A wrapper around an XPath expression.
|
| XPathFactory
An abstract factory used to create individual path component objects.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AllNodeStep
Represents the XPath node-test
node() . |
| BinaryExpr
Represents a binary expression.
|
| CommentNodeStep
Represents the XPath node-test
comment() . |
| DefaultExpr
Deprecated.
this class will become non-public in the future;
use the interface instead
|
| DefaultStep
Deprecated.
this class will become non-public in the future;
use the interface instead
|
| Expr
Represents an XPath expression.
|
| FilterExpr
Represents an XPath filter expression.
|
| FunctionCallExpr
Represents an XPath function call expression.
|
| LiteralExpr
Represents an XPath string literal.
|
| LocationPath
Represents an XPath location path such as
//foo/bar
or pre:baz[position()=last()] . |
| NameStep
Represents an XPath name test such as
para or
svg:rect . |
| NumberExpr
Represents an XPath floating point literal.
|
| PathExpr
Represents an XPath path expression.
|
| Predicate
Represents an XPath predicate such as
[position() = last()] . |
| Predicated
Interface for objects which can have one or more predicates.
|
| PredicateSet
Represents the collection of predicates that follow the node-test in a
location path.
|
| ProcessingInstructionNodeStep
Represents the XPath node-test
processing-instruction() . |
| Step
Represents a location step in a LocationPath.
|
| TextNodeStep
Represents the XPath node-test
text() . |
| UnionExpr
Represents an XPath union expression.
|
| VariableReferenceExpr
Represents an XPath variable reference.
|
| XPathExpr
A wrapper around an XPath expression.
|
| XPathFactory
An abstract factory used to create individual path component objects.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| DefaultStep
Deprecated.
this class will become non-public in the future;
use the interface instead
|
| Expr
Represents an XPath expression.
|
| FilterExpr
Represents an XPath filter expression.
|
| LocationPath
Represents an XPath location path such as
//foo/bar
or pre:baz[position()=last()] . |
| Step
Represents a location step in a LocationPath.
|
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3.3. Installing SIMP From A Repository¶
Using the official SIMP YUM repositories is the simplest method for getting up and running with a SIMP system. If you are using a virtual infrastructure, such as AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, or your own internal VM stack, this is the method that you will almost definitely want to use.
Note
This method does not modify your system’s partitioning scheme or encryption scheme to meet any regulatory policies. If you want an example of what that should look like either see the SIMP Server ISO Installation Guide or check out the Kickstart files in the simp-core Git repository.
3.3.1. System Requirements¶
<IP_ADDRESS>. Enable EPEL¶
$ sudo yum install epel-release -y
$ sudo yum install pygpgme yum-utils git
<IP_ADDRESS>. Install The SIMP-project_dependencies Repository¶
Note
The repository may contain items from external vendors, most notably Puppet, Inc. and EPEL but may also contain non-SIMP project files that have been compiled for distribution.
Add the following to /etc/yum.repos.d/simp-project_dependencies.repo
,
replacing 6
with the appropriate version of SIMP. If the repo file
does not exist, create it. The repo file for SIMP 6.X
is shown below.
If you don’t know what versions map together, please see the SIMP Version Guide.
Note
The whitespace and alignment shown before the additional gpgkey
values must be preserved
[simp-project_6_X_dependencies]
name=simp-project_6_X_dependencies
baseurl=https://packagecloud.io/simp-project/6_X_Dependencies/el/$releasever/$basearch
gpgcheck=1
enabled=1
gpgkey=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NationalSecurityAgency/SIMP/master/GPGKEYS/RPM-GPG-KEY-SIMP
https://yum.puppetlabs.com/RPM-GPG-KEY-puppetlabs
https://yum.puppetlabs.com/RPM-GPG-KEY-puppet
https://apt.postgresql.org/pub/repos/yum/RPM-GPG-KEY-PGDG-94
https://getfedora.org/static/352C64E5.txt
sslverify=1
sslcacert=/etc/pki/tls/certs/ca-bundle.crt
metadata_expire=300
3.3.2. Install The SIMP-Project Repository¶
Add the following to /etc/yum.repos.d/simp-project.repo
, replacing
6
with the appropriate version of SIMP. If the repo file does not exist,
create it. The repo file contents for SIMP 6.X
is shown below.
If you don’t know what versions map together, please see the SIMP Version Guide.
[simp-project_6_X]
name=simp-project_6_X
baseurl=https://packagecloud.io/simp-project/6_X/el/$releasever/$basearch
gpgcheck=1
enabled=1
gpgkey=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NationalSecurityAgency/SIMP/master/GPGKEYS/RPM-GPG-KEY-SIMP
sslverify=1
sslcacert=/etc/pki/tls/certs/ca-bundle.crt
metadata_expire=300
3.3.3. Rebuild The Yum Cache¶
$ sudo yum makecache
3.3.4. Install the SIMP Server¶
- Select the simp-adapter package appropriate for the version of Puppet
you will be using
- simp-adapter-foss: Version appropriate for FOSS Puppet
- simp-adapter-pe: Version appropriate for Puppet Enterprise
- Install the simp-adapter package
$ sudo yum install -y simp-adapter-foss
- Install the remaining SIMP packages
$ sudo yum install -y simp
Note
The simp
RPM installs the SIMP core Puppet modules. Breaking changes in
these modules trigger a breaking change update in SIMP itself.
There are a large number of additional ‘extra’ modules that may be
individually installed. Search for pupmod
via yum
to discover what
is available.
If you wish to install all of the extra modules, you can simply run sudo
yum install -y simp-extras
3.3.5. Configure and Bootstrap the SIMP Server¶
- Login as root
- Type
simp config
and configure the system as prompted.
simp config
will prompt you for system settings and then apply the smallest settings subset that is required to bootstrap the system.- When applicable,
simp config
will present you with a recommendation for each setting (variable). To keep a recommended value, press Enter. Otherwise, enter your desired value.simp config
generates a log file containing details of the configuration selected and actions taken.- For more details about the installation variables set by
simp config
and the corresponding actions, see Initial Configuration.- For a list of additional options, type
simp help config
.
simp config --dry-run
will run through all of thesimp config
prompts without applying any changes to the system. This is the option to run to become familiar with the variables set bysimp config
or generate a configuration file to be used as a template for subsequentsimp config
runs.simp config -a <Config File>
will load a previously generated configuration in lieu of prompting for settings, and then apply the settings. This is the option to run for systems that will be rebuilt often.
Note
Once simp config
has been run, three SIMP configuration files will be
generated:
/root/.simp/simp_conf.yaml
: File containing all yoursimp config
settings; can include additional settings related to ones you entered and other settings required for SIMP./etc/puppetlabs/code/environments/simp/hieradata/simp_config_settings.yaml
: File containing global hieradata relevant to SIMP clients and the SIMP server./etc/puppetlabs/code/environments/simp/hieradata/hosts/<host>.yaml
: SIMP server host YAML file.
- Type
simp bootstrap
Note
If progress bars are of equal length and the bootstrap finishes quickly, a problem has occurred. This is most likely due to an error in SIMP configuration. Refer to the previous step and make sure that all configuration options are correct.
- Reboot your system
$ reboot
3.3.6. Bootstrap SIMP Clients¶
Use the runpuppet
script from the newly created SIMP server to bootstrap
your clients. That script can be aquired in one of two ways:
Use a SIMP server as a kickstart server, see Client Management for details on how to take advantage of SIMP to make this easier.
If another server is to be used as a kickstart server, you can still use our distributed and tested provisioning script,
runpuppet
.Add the
simp::server::kickstart::runpuppet
class to you kickstart server node to userunpuppet
. The file can be placed in an exising web server by setting thelocation
parameter. Here’s an example that could be placed in a kickstarting profile class:class { 'simp::server::kickstart::runpuppet': location => '/var/www/web/server/path/runpuppet' }
Note
This would be the general technique that you would use to auto-bootstrap
your clients via user-data
scripts in cloud environments.
Be ready to sign your client credentials as systems check in with the server!
Run the script on a client. This example assumes the first option from above:
$ curl http://<puppet.server.fqdn>/ks/runpuppet | bash


RISING SUN A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 1993 David N. Butterworth/The Summer Pennsylvanian
RISING SUN does for Japanese businessmen what THE FIRM did for American lawyers. However, it didn't do much for me. I mean, it's not a *bad* film or anything--it's sufficiently stylish and the performances are decent, kinda like THE FIRM in that respect (another film based on a best-selling novel). But there's nothing particularly *special* about it. And when all is said and done, it goes on way too long.
What it *does* have going for it is bullet-proof casting, especially of its two leads, Sean Connery and Wesley Snipes.
LAPD special services liaison Web Smith (Snipes) is called in to investigate a homicide at the grand opening of the Nakamoto Corporation's multi-million dollar skyscraper in downtown Los Angeles. Connery plays Detective John Connor, a mysterious figure knowledgeable in Japanese relations, who's lured out of semi-retirement to assist him. Snipes plays reluctant *kohai* (junior partner) to Connery's *sempai* (guide), and the two of them hit the ground running, forming a congenial on-screen rapport.
Hampered by negative attitudes towards the Japanese on all sides, Connor and Smith become embroiled in a murder investigation where the sale of advanced technology to one of the United States' biggest competitors becomes a central theme. There's plenty of finger-pointing--at an easily-influenced U.S. senator, a yuppie facilitator, and a smooth, winsome playboy to name but a few--but by the end of RISING SUN, it's not totally clear whodunit.
Part of the problem with RISING SUN is that we never get to know the woman who's body is found on the boardroom table--she's bumped off pretty early on. Okay, so she's just a pawn, a call girl, but the film could have been more interesting had we known something--anything--about her.
"Get this body out of here before it starts smelling like sushi!" yells insensitive police officer Tom Graham (Harvey Keitel). It's one of many dumb sushi jokes, and another lather-rinse-repeat performance from Keitel. Here he's cast as a bigoted bad lieutenant with a penchant for a little Japan-bashing of his own. He's played this kind of role a hundred times before but if he hadn't, he wouldn't be so good at it. Anyone who can steal a scene from Connery *and* Snipes can't be too shabby. On a rant about racism, Graham rails "Whatever happened to good and evil? Whatever happened to '*He* did it'?" This guy's xenophobic blusterings are laughable, and Keitel's performance is one of the few pleasures of RISING SUN.
Tia Carrere (WAYNE'S WORLD) plays Jingo Asakuma, a genius hacker who helps unravel the mystery on her computer. Although she looks great in all that black spandex, the scenes of her manipulating videoed images of the murder are repetitive and not particularly enlightening. There are hints that her character is more interesting than her late night, desktop activities would imply, but these are never developed.
The film is badly in need of an editor. There are too many scenes that go nowhere and one, in which Connor and Smith are chased into the 'hood, is superfluous (and as an attempt at role-reversal humor, embarrassing beyond belief). And everything culminates in an awkward final scene between Smith and Asakuma that makes you wanna scream "Cut!"
Director Philip Kaufman (THE RIGHT STUFF, THE UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESS OF BEING) has taken Michael Crichton's politically-charged novel about corporate and cultural intrigue within the Japanese-American business world and de-sensitized it, turning it into a slick yet pedestrian thriller. RISING SUN has been called a cautionary tale by many, but Kaufman's overly diplomatic approach to this material is itself too cautious, robbing the volatile story of its fire and passion. His intent may have been to downplay the tensions between two world super powers, but RISING SUN is a long way from cultural detente.
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delegate |
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(static) createTutorial(config, delegateopt)
Static method for creating a Tutorial object without needing to instantiate
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delegate |
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Static method for creating and starting a Tutorial object without needing
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config |
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delegate |
ChariotDelegate |
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currentTutorial() → {Tutorial}
Returns the current tutorial, if any.
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Returns:
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Ends the current tutorial.
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Sets the chariot delegate.
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| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
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delegate |
ChariotDelegate |
<optional> |
An object that responds to lifecycle callbacks |
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startTutorial(name) → {Tutorial}
Starts a tutorial with the given name.
Won't start a tutorial if one is currently running.
Parameters:
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string | Name of the tutorial to start |
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Returns:
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Most of my work involves helping machines understand human language. I work on a variety of projects, including machine translation, question answering, and information extraction. I have also worked on projects involving natural language generation, sentiment analysis, and text summarization. I have an interest in low resource languages, having worked with Siberian Yupik, a language spoken by less than 1000 people.
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Write SCPI/skippy commands to labdevice.
| obj | Instance of labDevice class |
| txt | String with SCPI/skippy commands for labdevice |
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Pirate (ARRR) is a cryptocurrency that solves the issue of financial privacy on the blockchain through forced anonymous transactions. Protect your wallet and transactions with Pirate’s completely anonymous network. With forced private transactions, your privacy cannot be compromised by another users’ activity on the network. If you wish to learn more, please join the official Pirate Discord at https://pirate.black/discord/ or message FishyGuts#5085, who will be happy to help out.
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FishyGuts17-Nov-18 01:37 AM
!arrrtip @FrancoMontana 9.9901
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FishyGuts17-Nov-18 01:37 AM
Grrrrr
blackbeard17-Nov-18 01:38 AM
Ey be tankin ye koyndly Cap'n
goot ta see yer back on steady legs Arrrgh!
FishyGuts17-Nov-18 01:39 AM
!arrrtip @FrancoMontana 9.9901
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FishyGuts17-Nov-18 01:44 AM
Tha only leg be steady be the woo'en one ole @blackbeard
blackbeard17-Nov-18 01:45 AM
Haharrr!
Steve1017-Nov-18 01:47 AM
Arrrrgh tha rum has us all unsteady
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blackbeard17-Nov-18 01:52 AM
How be yarr cutlass wound Cap'n @FishyGuts ?
It sharnt be festerin' mooch if'n ye pour me Rum o'er that thar nasty flesh.(edited)
Switchin blades with 'em halloween toypes be akin ta mashin' daggers wit sea demons
Git yer ARRR afore 'em peg-leg sea turtles. Be farty toimes marrr 'spensive soon enuf. Join oar crew 'ere -> https://t.co/eFtoafaIQy fur @PirateChain talk 'n all 'em tings pirate loyk. Ye kin blasted well urry up 'n all afore we be set'n sail fur Tortuga ... ye filthy rag ...
so if Crex ends up not being motivated to get the zaddr transactions working to support ARRR, would cryptobridge work? Or maybe their listing fee is high? I'm not sure. I wonder if they would be willing to take on the challenge.
discord-9LhDSask4qpuWa4Syh17-Nov-18 04:56 AM
no more crex24 ?
CiPhEr17-Nov-18 04:56 AM
pirate_marketing has some more recent info regarding crex
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Cryptofist17-Nov-18 05:03 AM
I think crex will pull through and get it all going soon, they do have support from some devs here. @CiPhEr@discord-9LhDSask4qpuWa4Syh
FishyGuts17-Nov-18 06:10 AM
@Crex24 we have @jl777c and myself willing to figure this out.
We know it's new and not easy but trailblazing never is.
If Digital Price can get this done, surely you have the resources to do it.
dustblaze17-Nov-18 06:21 AM
Is ARRR trying to get listed on txbit? I know they were having a community vote
FishyGuts17-Nov-18 06:25 AM
In just a few words we had no plans for more listings after crex for a while save for top 10 exchanges.
Now that crex is delayed as of this morning I may make more moves....
Then again just because a coin is on an exchange doesn’t mean volume. We need to be methodical about our actions.
dustblaze17-Nov-18 06:25 AM
Of course, I agree
FishyGuts17-Nov-18 06:25 AM
I didn’t know txbit was having a contest.
Probably would have joined it if I knew about it. Or has it not started yet?
dustblaze17-Nov-18 06:26 AM
Was only mentioning it because I think it’s a free listing with community vote
FishyGuts17-Nov-18 06:26 AM
I do have a couple other exchanges community members have talked to.
I’ll be working on it tonight.
I appreciate that @dustblaze
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Alcohol was both a Godsend and Devil's Torment on board Naval and Pirate vessels. Thanks to Captain Billy Bones in the book Treasure Isla...
Rum would often be the downfall of many pirate crews. Unlike military and merchant ships where some kind of authority measured out the rum being consumed, a democratically run pirate ship, with its weakened code of discipline, sometimes led to a complete disregard for sobriety.
dustblaze17-Nov-18 06:34 AM
Hah, so everyone on board was so trashed they couldn’t do what they needed to do
house17-Nov-18 06:43 AM
Give em a break ... was purely medicinal
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FishyGuts17-Nov-18 06:46 AM
They couldn’t drink beer it would spoil too fast.
Sad
blackbeard17-Nov-18 06:57 AM
Gyarrgh !
 To the plank ya dehydrated powered monkey!
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FishyGuts17-Nov-18 07:31 AM
Mateys.... I have a task for the community.
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I want to have a comparison chart made with the major privacy cryptos showing all the ways that your data can be leaked, analyzed or breached.
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You've seen them before, there are lots with platform comparisons.
I would like to get a really solid one made for the website.
This will be a long lasting item and lots of "new to crypto" people so let's make it good and simple to understand.
AndrewK17-Nov-18 07:37 AM
Selling up to 20k Pirate (ARRR) - DM for offers
AndrewK17-Nov-18 09:18 AM
@jl777c you're standing buy order @ 0.1 KMD still active?
jl777c17-Nov-18 09:24 AM
I can buy at 0.08
AndrewK17-Nov-18 09:30 AM
is that the new floor?
grewalsatinder17-Nov-18 09:54 AM
Let me know if anyone wants to sell at 0.085 then
kaks17-Nov-18 10:16 AM
Iam wondering why arrr goes to much down
jl777c17-Nov-18 10:17 AM
in this giant bull market, it is indeed a mystery
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blackbeard17-Nov-18 10:18 AM
errr, yarrr sea CMC lately @kaks ?(edited)
yer be gittin' a backhander too shartly me bouy
actionslacks17-Nov-18 10:18 AM
probably an exit scam
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gt17-Nov-18 10:18 AM
many stormy seas on the charts
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴17-Nov-18 10:28 AM
@kaks casue Arrr is discovered to have a major flaw - no tx addr and values visible on explorer
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kaks17-Nov-18 10:38 AM
@passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴 thanks for explanation
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴17-Nov-18 10:38 AM
am I being trolled ?
house17-Nov-18 10:39 AM
harrr !
Cryptoon17-Nov-18 12:29 PM
Second level trolling @passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Nov-18 12:29 PM
a troll trolling a troll's troll
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passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴17-Nov-18 12:29 PM
yeah on this level Im confused maybe Im being trolled who knows?
kaks17-Nov-18 12:56 PM
Lets troll then
jeezy17-Nov-18 02:05 PM
WTS 0.11 10k+
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Nov-18 02:53 PM
We went from full page to too lazy to even use words?
is there a better way to find estimated daily earnings? the block explorer shows this huge number of 200 mil for network difficulty. but that would be an earning of .68 coins a day, not the 250 or so im estimating by the time run so far. closer to 500,000 dif(edited)
Will give you the number of pirate mined daily, and then just make the amout * price of a Pirate ( 0,08$ actually)(edited)
Oszy17-Nov-18 04:47 PM
YourHash / NetHash * 1440 *256 is what you will get
to get the accurate current net hash go to CLI and getnetworkhashps
flhctroll17-Nov-18 04:48 PM
damn. thats some math
thanks guys!
Oszy17-Nov-18 04:48 PM
well it's simple. 1440 blocks a day, with 256 reward
your share is divided by your hash vs net hash
Flexatron17-Nov-18 04:49 PM
That hash tho
Gotta fire up NH again
Oszy17-Nov-18 04:50 PM
69403761
BlockTech17-Nov-18 05:00 PM
Or you just use piratecalc.php on dexstats and it does the job for you ... ^^
LoPhatMelk17-Nov-18 05:01 PM
geez, so much cheap pirate on dp right now...
jl777c17-Nov-18 05:04 PM
700KMD worth below 0.1... not really that much cheap inventory
Flexatron17-Nov-18 05:09 PM
25K arrr only (sub1600sat and sub0. 1kmd)
Cryptofist17-Nov-18 05:16 PM
Spread the Hash
In 24 hours I'll be announcing the winning addresses for the first week of spread the hash.
jeezy17-Nov-18 05:48 PM
damn below 170MM hash
time to put up some MSols
FrancoMontana17-Nov-18 05:48 PM
@FishyGuts comparison chart with other coins is a great idea!
jnn33717-Nov-18 05:51 PM
What has the OTC price been for Pirate?
FishyGuts17-Nov-18 06:11 PM
@FrancoMontana we have one but I want this new one to be specifically geared towards how privacy and data is exposed when using blockchains and where each chains have weak points.
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Exceptions
You can also showcase expressions raising an exception, for example:
iex(1)> String.to_atom((fn() -> 1 end).())
** (ArgumentError) argument error
What DocTest will be looking for is a line starting with ** (
and it
will parse it accordingly to extract the exception name and message.
At this moment, the exception parser would make the parser treat the next
line as a start of a completely new expression (if it is prefixed with iex>
)
or a no-op line with documentation. Thus, multiline messages are not
supported.
When not to use doctest
In general, doctests are not recommended when your code examples contain side effects. For example, if a doctest prints to standard output, doctest will not try to capture the output.
Similarly, doctests do not run in any kind of sandbox. So any module defined in a code example is going to linger throughout the whole test suite run.
Summary
Macros
This macro is used to generate ExUnit test cases for doctests
Macros
This macro is used to generate ExUnit test cases for doctests.
Calling doctest(Module)
will generate tests for all doctests found
in the module Module
Options can also be given:
:except
- generate tests for all functions except those listed (list of{function, arity}
tuples, and/or:moduledoc
).:only
- generate tests only for functions listed (list of{function, arity}
tuples, and/or:moduledoc
).:import
- whentrue
, one can test a function defined in the module without referring to the module name. However, this is not feasible when there is a clash with a module like Kernel. In these cases,:import
should be set tofalse
and a fullM.f
construct should be used.
Examples
doctest MyModule, except: [:moduledoc, trick_fun: 1]
This macro is auto-imported with every ExUnit.Case
.


Precision measurements test the short term system stability by determining whether the observed scatter in a series of doubles measurements is statistically consistent with the expected scatter. The tested value is chi-square. The upper and lower acceptance limits are determined by the number of cycles and the confidence level (default: 99%). No corrections are done to the doubles rates for this test, but the checksum test and the accidentals/singles test are applied. The result is the measured chi-square value, the upper and lower limits, and a pass/fail message.


This is a 9"x12" watercolor on Arches 140lb cold press 100% cotton rag paper circa 2008.
I came up with the idea for this probably 2 years before finishing it while experimenting with oil paint. So here’s the scene: I got some canvas in front of me and I’m experimenting with acrylics(it could have been oil paints, my memory is hazy on this point but this is not important in the slightest). I was in a pretty good mood and singing, “Get down! Get down!  I went to clean off the brush on a white tee shirt I designated cleaning rag and in a fit of creativity painted an image very similar to this painting. But I wasn’t ready to make it into a watercolor, and didn’t even realize anything was there, it had to wait probably a good six months before I did anything with it. It was at that point that I was looking at this rag with it’s pretty splotches of color this way and that drew in my eye, all the colors were a bit mesmerizing and realized that there was a darn good idea ready to be mined so I set about drawing a frame work. The frame work went quickly then came masking it which was challenging because I had to use masking fluid on most of it ( it was all I knew at the time) But after all that preparation it sat for a good many months before completing it. And the piece of what looks like gnarled wood on the right? Not even part of the initial frame work, thrown in at the last minute because I thought there needed to be something there due to the blank space. It turns out that it wasn’t entirely necessary but I’m glad it’s in the piece because it is symbolically significant.
Well lets start with the stump: the only thing here that doesnt look clean, clear and pristine. I show a lot of my pieces to my mom and she had this to say about it: trial. So the piece has all kinds of inspiring spiritual dimensions to access but before I can access it trial must be faced and this means dealing with your own dark side weather that be anger, resentment, fear, hate, jealousy, entitlement you name it, to some extent or the other you do not pass go, do not collect $200 before taking out the trash. And the rest… Well in it you see various sections of “the mountain” and yet it is not entirely a mountain at all! The sections are like realms each one being like another plane of existence.
To start, there is the region floating just over the rolling hills that is a dark indigo. This is a place of great mystery and wonderment but can be quite perilous if you have not yet dealt properly with the stump. Things on this plain are seen as powerful menacing and brutal when the stump is not properly dealt with but the beings here are really angels in disguise and simply want to assist in lightening the psychological load. There is much of faith in this realm and so long as you have it you will always find relief but indulge in your fears and they will become manifest for you. The key to this realm is meditation as nothing you do to lighten the load can be forced. If you force the issue then the situation gets worse, but relax and let the servants of this realm get to work and they will take from you what you don’t need as you let it go.
There are two sections directly above this separated by what I might call a white flame, the section on the left and the section on the right. The right section is a realm of simple movement and the folks there teach you how to move so as to be fully focused on that movement and nothing else. Plow the field harvest grain, go about your daily business all the while forgetting about yesterday and not concerning yourself tomorrow, every movement is an end to itself. The beings here are masters of the principle chop wood, carry water and are here to model that for you. The section to the left counterbalances this with insight. Relaxed and receptive this side represents many different planes of ideas that may come to a person . There is a plane of technological innovation, a plane of spiritual insight in action, a plane of spiritual insight in reflection, a plane of complex solutions, and a plane of simple solutions . The white flame between is the point of stillness out of which all the planes arise.
The figure above that is a man his large head showing that he has a high degree of mastery. The thin path that attaches to his torso is a thread, and it connects to another realm which is our realm, the realm of the day to day world. He is a guide and has synthesized the wisdom of all the realms in his head and leads you to a place of vast knowledge and understanding of all the realms.
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public final class IntegrationFlows
extends java.lang.Object
IntegrationFlowBuilder
API.IntegrationFlowBeanPostProcessor
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static interface |
IntegrationFlows.ChannelsFunction
|
static interface |
IntegrationFlows.MessageProducersFunction
The
MessageProducers -specific Function . |
static interface |
IntegrationFlows.MessageSourcesFunction
The
MessageSources -specific Function . |
static interface |
IntegrationFlows.MessagingGatewaysFunction
The
MessagingGateways -specific Function . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(IntegrationFlows.ChannelsFunction channels)
Populate the
MessageChannel object to the
IntegrationFlowBuilder chain using the fluent API from Channels factory. |
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(IntegrationFlows.MessageProducersFunction producers)
Populate the
MessageProducerSupport object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder chain
using the fluent API from the MessageProducers factory. |
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(IntegrationFlows.MessageSourcesFunction sources)
Populate the
MessageSource object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder chain
using the fluent API from MessageSources factory. |
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(IntegrationFlows.MessageSourcesFunction sources,
Consumer<SourcePollingChannelAdapterSpec> endpointConfigurer)
Populate the
MessageSource object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder chain
using the fluent API from the MessageSources factory. |
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(IntegrationFlows.MessagingGatewaysFunction gateways)
Populate the
MessagingGatewaySupport object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder chain
using the fluent API from the MessagingGateways factory. |
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(org.springframework.messaging.MessageChannel messageChannel)
Populate the provided
MessageChannel object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder chain. |
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(MessageChannelSpec<?,?> messageChannelSpec)
Populate the
MessageChannel object to the
IntegrationFlowBuilder chain using the fluent API from MessageChannelSpec . |
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(MessageProducerSpec<?,?> messageProducerSpec)
Populate the
MessageProducerSupport object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder chain
using the fluent API from the MessageProducerSpec . |
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(org.springframework.integration.endpoint.MessageProducerSupport messageProducer)
Populate the provided
MessageProducerSupport object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder chain. |
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(org.springframework.integration.core.MessageSource<?> messageSource)
Populate the provided
MessageSource object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder chain. |
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(org.springframework.integration.core.MessageSource<?> messageSource,
Consumer<SourcePollingChannelAdapterSpec> endpointConfigurer)
Populate the provided
MessageSource object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder chain. |
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(MessageSourceSpec<?,? extends org.springframework.integration.core.MessageSource<?>> messageSourceSpec)
Populate the
MessageSource object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder chain
using the fluent API from the provided MessageSourceSpec . |
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(MessageSourceSpec<?,? extends org.springframework.integration.core.MessageSource<?>> messageSourceSpec,
Consumer<SourcePollingChannelAdapterSpec> endpointConfigurer)
Populate the
MessageSource object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder chain
using the fluent API from the provided MessageSourceSpec . |
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(MessagingGatewaySpec<?,?> inboundGatewaySpec)
Populate the
MessagingGatewaySupport object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder chain
using the fluent API from the MessagingGatewaySpec . |
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(org.springframework.integration.gateway.MessagingGatewaySupport inboundGateway)
Populate the provided
MessagingGatewaySupport object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder chain. |
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(java.lang.Object service,
java.lang.String methodName)
Populate the provided
MethodInvokingMessageSource for the method of the provided service. |
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(java.lang.Object service,
java.lang.String methodName,
Consumer<SourcePollingChannelAdapterSpec> endpointConfigurer)
Populate the provided
MethodInvokingMessageSource for the method of the provided service. |
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(java.lang.String messageChannelName)
Populate the
MessageChannel name to the new IntegrationFlowBuilder chain. |
static IntegrationFlowBuilder |
from(java.lang.String messageChannelName,
boolean fixedSubscriber)
Populate the
MessageChannel name to the new IntegrationFlowBuilder chain. |
public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(java.lang.String messageChannelName)
MessageChannel
name to the new IntegrationFlowBuilder
chain.
The IntegrationFlow
inputChannel
.messageChannelName
- the name of existing MessageChannel
bean.
The new DirectChannel
bean will be created on context startup
if there is no bean with this name.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(java.lang.String messageChannelName, boolean fixedSubscriber)
MessageChannel
name to the new IntegrationFlowBuilder
chain.
Typically for the FixedSubscriberChannel
together
with fixedSubscriber = true
.
The IntegrationFlow
inputChannel
.messageChannelName
- the name for DirectChannel
or
FixedSubscriberChannel
to be created on context startup, not reference.
The MessageChannel
depends on the fixedSubscriber
boolean argument.fixedSubscriber
- the boolean flag to determine if result MessageChannel
should
be DirectChannel
, if false
or
FixedSubscriberChannel
, if true
.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.DirectChannel
,
FixedSubscriberChannel
public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(IntegrationFlows.ChannelsFunction channels)
MessageChannel
object to the
IntegrationFlowBuilder
chain using the fluent API from Channels
factory.
The IntegrationFlow
inputChannel
.channels
- the IntegrationFlows.ChannelsFunction
to use method chain to configure
MessageChannel
via Channels
factory.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.Channels
public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(MessageChannelSpec<?,?> messageChannelSpec)
MessageChannel
object to the
IntegrationFlowBuilder
chain using the fluent API from MessageChannelSpec
.
The IntegrationFlow
inputChannel
.messageChannelSpec
- the MessageChannelSpec to populate MessageChannel
instance.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.MessageChannels
public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(org.springframework.messaging.MessageChannel messageChannel)
MessageChannel
object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder
chain.
The IntegrationFlow
inputChannel
.messageChannel
- the MessageChannel
to populate.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(IntegrationFlows.MessageSourcesFunction sources)
MessageSource
object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder
chain
using the fluent API from MessageSources
factory.
The IntegrationFlow
startMessageSource
.sources
- the IntegrationFlows.MessageSourcesFunction
to use.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.MessageSources
public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(IntegrationFlows.MessageSourcesFunction sources, Consumer<SourcePollingChannelAdapterSpec> endpointConfigurer)
MessageSource
object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder
chain
using the fluent API from the MessageSources
factory.
The IntegrationFlow
startMessageSource
.
In addition use SourcePollingChannelAdapterSpec
to provide options for the underlying
SourcePollingChannelAdapter
endpoint.sources
- the IntegrationFlows.MessageSourcesFunction
to use.endpointConfigurer
- the Consumer
to provide more options for the
SourcePollingChannelAdapterFactoryBean
.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.MessageSources
,
SourcePollingChannelAdapterSpec
public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(MessageSourceSpec<?,? extends org.springframework.integration.core.MessageSource<?>> messageSourceSpec)
MessageSource
object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder
chain
using the fluent API from the provided MessageSourceSpec
.
The IntegrationFlow
startMessageSource
.messageSourceSpec
- the MessageSourceSpec
to use.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.and its implementations.
public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(MessageSourceSpec<?,? extends org.springframework.integration.core.MessageSource<?>> messageSourceSpec, Consumer<SourcePollingChannelAdapterSpec> endpointConfigurer)
MessageSource
object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder
chain
using the fluent API from the provided MessageSourceSpec
.
The IntegrationFlow
startMessageSource
.messageSourceSpec
- the MessageSourceSpec
to use.endpointConfigurer
- the Consumer
to provide more options for the
SourcePollingChannelAdapterFactoryBean
.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.MessageSourceSpec
,
SourcePollingChannelAdapterSpec
public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(java.lang.Object service, java.lang.String methodName)
MethodInvokingMessageSource
for the method of the provided service.
The IntegrationFlow
startMessageSource
.service
- the service to use.methodName
- the method to invoke.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.MethodInvokingMessageSource
public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(java.lang.Object service, java.lang.String methodName, Consumer<SourcePollingChannelAdapterSpec> endpointConfigurer)
MethodInvokingMessageSource
for the method of the provided service.
The IntegrationFlow
startMessageSource
.service
- the service to use.methodName
- the method to invoke.endpointConfigurer
- the Consumer
to provide more options for the
SourcePollingChannelAdapterFactoryBean
.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.MethodInvokingMessageSource
public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(org.springframework.integration.core.MessageSource<?> messageSource)
MessageSource
object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder
chain.
The IntegrationFlow
startMessageSource
.messageSource
- the MessageSource
to populate.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.MessageSource
public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(org.springframework.integration.core.MessageSource<?> messageSource, Consumer<SourcePollingChannelAdapterSpec> endpointConfigurer)
MessageSource
object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder
chain.
The IntegrationFlow
startMessageSource
.
In addition use SourcePollingChannelAdapterSpec
to provide options for the underlying
SourcePollingChannelAdapter
endpoint.messageSource
- the MessageSource
to populate.endpointConfigurer
- the Consumer
to provide more options for the
SourcePollingChannelAdapterFactoryBean
.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.MessageSource
,
SourcePollingChannelAdapterSpec
public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(IntegrationFlows.MessageProducersFunction producers)
MessageProducerSupport
object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder
chain
using the fluent API from the MessageProducers
factory.
The IntegrationFlow
startMessageProducer
.producers
- the IntegrationFlows.MessageProducersFunction
to use.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.MessageProducers
public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(MessageProducerSpec<?,?> messageProducerSpec)
MessageProducerSupport
object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder
chain
using the fluent API from the MessageProducerSpec
.
The IntegrationFlow
startMessageProducer
.messageProducerSpec
- the MessageProducerSpec
to use.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.MessageProducerSpec
public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(org.springframework.integration.endpoint.MessageProducerSupport messageProducer)
MessageProducerSupport
object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder
chain.
The IntegrationFlow
startMessageProducer
.messageProducer
- the MessageProducerSupport
to populate.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(IntegrationFlows.MessagingGatewaysFunction gateways)
MessagingGatewaySupport
object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder
chain
using the fluent API from the MessagingGateways
factory.
The IntegrationFlow
startMessagingGateway
.gateways
- the IntegrationFlows.MessagingGatewaysFunction
to use.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.MessagingGateways
public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(MessagingGatewaySpec<?,?> inboundGatewaySpec)
MessagingGatewaySupport
object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder
chain
using the fluent API from the MessagingGatewaySpec
.
The IntegrationFlow
startMessagingGateway
.inboundGatewaySpec
- the IntegrationFlows.MessagingGatewaysFunction
to use.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.public static IntegrationFlowBuilder from(org.springframework.integration.gateway.MessagingGatewaySupport inboundGateway)
MessagingGatewaySupport
object to the IntegrationFlowBuilder
chain.
The IntegrationFlow
startMessageProducer
.inboundGateway
- the MessagingGatewaySupport
to populate.IntegrationFlowBuilder
.


console.perms
Section: System Administrator's Manual (5)Updated: 2005/5/2
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
console.perms - permissions control file for users at the system consoleDESCRIPTION
/etc/security/console.perms and .perms files in the /etc/security/console.perms.d directory determine the permissions that will be given to priviledged users of the console at login time, and the permissions to which to revert when the users log out. They are read by the pam_console_apply helper executable.The format is:
<class>=space-separated list of words
login-regexp|<login-class> perm dev-glob|<dev-class> \
revert-mode revert-owner[.revert-group]
The revert-mode, revert-owner, and revert-group fields are optional, and default to 0600, root, and root, respectively.
The words in a class definition are evaluated as globs if they refer to files, but as regular expressions if they apply to a console definition. Do not mix them.
Any line can be broken and continued on the next line by using a \ character as the last character on the line.
The login-class class and the login-regexp word are evaluated as regular expressions. The dev-class and the dev-glob word are evaluated as shell-style globs. If a name given corresponds to a directory, and if it is a mount point listed in /etc/fstab, the device node associated with the filesystem mounted at that point will be substituted in its place.
Classes are denoted by being contained in < angle bracket > characters; a lack of < angle brackets > indicates that the string is to be taken literally as a login-regexp or a dev-glob, depending on its input position.
SEE ALSO
pam_console(8)pam_console_apply(8)
console.apps(5)
AUTHOR
Michael K. Johnson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:33:59 GMT, December 24, 2015


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A project about rules and competitiveness
The FIA, the governing body of many automitive sports, have tried to decrease the speed of F1 cars, mainly from 1994 onwards. However, Formula 1 teams continue to find clever solutions to keep laptimes low to maintain a competitive edge. This project is aimed at visualizing the decrease of laptimes throughout the years, and to show wether formula changes benefit dominating teams.
Features:
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| Cylinder layout | |
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