Class MatchedPointsTransformationCalculator
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public class MatchedPointsTransformationCalculator extends java.lang.Object
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description protected java.util.logging.Logger
log
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description MatchedPointsTransformationCalculator()
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description boolean
areSimilarByScaleAndRotation(TransformationParameters params1, TransformationParameters params2)
TransformationParameters
averageWithoutRemoval(java.util.List<TransformationParameters> paramsList)
average the paramsList without using outlier removal.TransformationParameters
calulateEuclidean(int set1X1, int set1Y1, int set1X2, int set1Y2, int set2X1, int set2Y1, int set2X2, int set2Y2, double centroidX1, double centroidY1)
coordinate transformations from pair 1 to pair 2 are calculated.TransformationParameters
calulateEuclidean(algorithms.util.PairIntArray matchedXY1, algorithms.util.PairIntArray matchedXY2, float[] weights, double centroidX1, double centroidY1, float[] outputScaleRotTransXYStDev)
coordinate transformations from pair 1 to pair 2 are calculated from the widest pairings of the given matched points.TransformationParameters
calulateEuclidean(algorithms.util.PairIntArray matchedXY1, algorithms.util.PairIntArray matchedXY2, float[] weights, double centroidX1, double centroidY1, float[] outputScaleRotTransXYStDev, gnu.trove.list.TIntList outputInlierIndexes)
coordinate transformations from pair 1 to pair 2 are calculated from the widest pairings of the given matched points.TransformationParameters
calulateEuclideanGivenScale(double scale, algorithms.util.PairIntArray matchedXY1, algorithms.util.PairIntArray matchedXY2, double centroidX1, double centroidY1)
coordinate transformations from image 1 to image 2 are calculated from matching lists of x, y coordinates, and given "scale" as a starting parameter.TransformationParameters
calulateEuclideanWithoutFilter(algorithms.util.PairIntArray matchedXY1, algorithms.util.PairIntArray matchedXY2, double centroidX1, double centroidY1)
coordinate transformations from pair 1 to pair 2 are calculated from the widest pairings of the given matched points.java.util.Map<java.lang.Integer,java.util.Set<java.lang.Integer>>
findSimilarByScaleAndRotation(java.util.List<TransformationParameters> params)
TransformationParameters
swapReferenceFrames(TransformationParameters params)
from a set of transformation parameters params that transform points in reference frame 1 into reference frame 2, create a transformation that can transform points in reference frame 2 into reference frame 1.void
useDebugMode()
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Method Detail
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useDebugMode
public void useDebugMode()
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calulateEuclideanGivenScale
public TransformationParameters calulateEuclideanGivenScale(double scale, algorithms.util.PairIntArray matchedXY1, algorithms.util.PairIntArray matchedXY2, double centroidX1, double centroidY1)
coordinate transformations from image 1 to image 2 are calculated from matching lists of x, y coordinates, and given "scale" as a starting parameter. Scale is determined roughly from the contour matcher, so can be used to get a rough first solution. Note, the rotation, when applied, will result in a clockwise direction (which is in the -z direction using right hand rule).positive Y is up positive X is right positive theta starts from Y=0, X>=0 and proceeds CW +Y 270 | | 180--------- 0 +X | | 90 -Y
- Parameters:
scale
-matchedXY1
-matchedXY2
-centroidX1
-centroidY1
-- Returns:
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calulateEuclidean
public TransformationParameters calulateEuclidean(int set1X1, int set1Y1, int set1X2, int set1Y2, int set2X1, int set2Y1, int set2X2, int set2Y2, double centroidX1, double centroidY1)
coordinate transformations from pair 1 to pair 2 are calculated. positive Y is up positive X is right positive theta starts from Y=0, X>=0 and proceeds CW 270 | | 180--------- 0 +X | | 90 -Y- Parameters:
centroidX1
-centroidY1
-- Returns:
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calulateEuclidean
public TransformationParameters calulateEuclidean(algorithms.util.PairIntArray matchedXY1, algorithms.util.PairIntArray matchedXY2, float[] weights, double centroidX1, double centroidY1, float[] outputScaleRotTransXYStDev)
coordinate transformations from pair 1 to pair 2 are calculated from the widest pairings of the given matched points. positive Y is up positive X is right positive theta starts from Y=0, X>=0 and proceeds CW 270 | | 180--------- 0 +X | | 90 -Y- Parameters:
matchedXY1
-matchedXY2
-weights
-centroidX1
-centroidY1
-outputScaleRotTransXYStDev
- output standard deviation of the scale, rotation, and translations in X and Y. If null, calculations are not performed for standard deviation from mean.- Returns:
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calulateEuclidean
public TransformationParameters calulateEuclidean(algorithms.util.PairIntArray matchedXY1, algorithms.util.PairIntArray matchedXY2, float[] weights, double centroidX1, double centroidY1, float[] outputScaleRotTransXYStDev, gnu.trove.list.TIntList outputInlierIndexes)
coordinate transformations from pair 1 to pair 2 are calculated from the widest pairings of the given matched points. positive Y is up positive X is right positive theta starts from Y=0, X>=0 and proceeds CW 270 | | 180--------- 0 +X | | 90 -Y- Parameters:
matchedXY1
-matchedXY2
-weights
-centroidX1
-centroidY1
-outputScaleRotTransXYStDev
- output standard deviation of the scale, rotation, and translations in X and Y. If null, calculations are not performed for standard deviation from mean.- Returns:
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calulateEuclideanWithoutFilter
public TransformationParameters calulateEuclideanWithoutFilter(algorithms.util.PairIntArray matchedXY1, algorithms.util.PairIntArray matchedXY2, double centroidX1, double centroidY1)
coordinate transformations from pair 1 to pair 2 are calculated from the widest pairings of the given matched points. No standard deviations from mean values are calculated and no filtering is performed. The method is meant to be used with code which will use other methods to filter the points. positive Y is up positive X is right positive theta starts from Y=0, X>=0 and proceeds CW 270 | | 180--------- 0 +X | | 90 -Y- Parameters:
matchedXY1
-matchedXY2
-centroidX1
-centroidY1
-- Returns:
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swapReferenceFrames
public TransformationParameters swapReferenceFrames(TransformationParameters params)
from a set of transformation parameters params that transform points in reference frame 1 into reference frame 2, create a transformation that can transform points in reference frame 2 into reference frame 1.- Parameters:
params
- transformation parameters to apply to points in reference frame 1 to put them in reference frame 2- Returns:
- transformation parameters that can transform points in reference frame 2 into reference frame 1
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areSimilarByScaleAndRotation
public boolean areSimilarByScaleAndRotation(TransformationParameters params1, TransformationParameters params2)
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findSimilarByScaleAndRotation
public java.util.Map<java.lang.Integer,java.util.Set<java.lang.Integer>> findSimilarByScaleAndRotation(java.util.List<TransformationParameters> params)
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averageWithoutRemoval
public TransformationParameters averageWithoutRemoval(java.util.List<TransformationParameters> paramsList)
average the paramsList without using outlier removal. Note, the standard deviations are not recalculated (later, if that's useful, they should be added in quadrature here and set in the result). NOTE that if the origins are not zero, this method cannot be used- Parameters:
paramsList
-- Returns:
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Just a basic tool I use to calculate out the css necessary for dynamic font scaling within a range (a minimum and maximum font size).
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Pumpa network latency simulation tool
Pumba initiative github repository: https://github.com/alexei-led/pumba and author blog: https://alexei-led.github.io/post/pumba_docker_netem/
As mentioned on author blog pumba is based on Netflix Chaos Monkey(tool for killink and restoring virtual machines of living system to check its durability and resistance https://github.com/Netflix/SimianArmy/wiki/Chaos-Monkey). Pumba is messing up network settings using linux netem tool. It allows to simulate network latency, packages loss or timeouts within containers on single host or multiple hosts in network
Installation
There are two way of running pumba:
- download pumba binary and run it on host environment https://github.com/alexei-led/pumba/releases
- use pumba docker container: https://hub.docker.com/r/gaiaadm/pumba/
Most basic usage
Run container which will perform ping operation for example: docker run -it --rm --name tryme alpine sh -c "apk add --update iproute2 && ping www.example.com"
Then run another container with pumba tool docker run -it --rm -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock gaiaadm/pumba netem --interface eth0 --duration 1m delay --time 3000 tryme It will add 3 second latency to tryme container
Loss packages simulation
in this case we will use 3 containers: server, client, pumba.
- client: docker run -it --rm --name tryme alpine sh -c "apk add --update iproute2 iperf && iperf -c <IP_ADDRESS> -u" set proper ip
- server: docker run -it --rm --name tryme-srv alpine sh -c "apk add --update iperf && iperf -s -u -i 1"
- pumba: docker run -it --rm -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock gaiaadm/pumba netem -d 1m loss -p 20 tryme - try me is container name
Pumba command list:
- kill kill specified containers
- stop stop containers
- pause pause all processes
- rm remove containers
- netem emulate the properties of wide area networks
- help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
Netem commands
- delay delay egress traffic
- loss adds packet losses
- loss-state adds packet losses, based on 4-state Markov probability model
- loss-gemodel adds packet losses, according to the Gilbert-Elliot loss model
- rate rate limit egress traffic
- duplicate adds packet duplication
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I would provide a link to view the project, but the current staff have hacked it up pretty badly. So it goes.


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PHYSICS VIVA QUESTION
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Q.What are Para magnetic substances?
A.Substances that are slightly attracted to magnetic field and do not retain their magnetic properties once the field is removed.e.g.-aluminum,antimony,copper.
Q1.Why do para magnetic substances exist?
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Elon Musk: About 150,000 orders thus far for Tesla Cybertruck
Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk said on Saturday that there have been about 150,000 orders thus far for the electric carmaker's Cybertruck, which was unveiled late on Thursday.
REUTERS: Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk said on Saturday that there have been about 150,000 orders thus far for the electric carmaker's Cybertruck, which was unveiled late on Thursday.
"146k Cybertruck orders so far, with 42per cent choosing dual, 41per cent tri & 17per cent single motor", Musk said in a tweet, adding separately that the orders were achieved without any advertising or paid endorsements.
The launch of the Cybertruck pickup suffered a setback when its "armored glass" windows shattered in a much-anticipated unveiling. The overall look of the electric vehicle had worried Wall Street on Friday.
At the launch, Musk had taken aim at the design, power and durability of mainstream trucks, only to be shaken when the windows of Tesla's new vehicle shattered while being tested.
The blunder overshadowed the launch, which was live-streamed from Los Angeles and made #cybertruck a trending word on Twitter.
Some Wall Street analysts praised the launch, but others doubted the futuristic design's mass appeal.
With a starting price of US$39,900, the Cybertruck's angular body in gun-metal gray resembles an armored vehicle. Its website shows that an immediate payment of US$100 is required to reserve an order for the Cybertruck.
Tesla plans to start manufacturing the truck around late 2021.
The U.S. pickup truck market is one of the world's most profitable vehicle segments and is dominated by Ford Motor Co, General Motors Co and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV (FCA).
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And than Nathan posts another sample showing off the various kinds of resources to be defined in Avalon and how to define them on top of one another. I'm loving this guy!
BTW, this is post 1000 on this feed. I can't keep up with Scoble, of course, but I had no idea I was *that* wordy. : )


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The Iowa Cubs continue to feed players to the big league team and Lou Montanez is the most recent to join the ranks. If you’re not familiar with Montanez, he’s no spring chicken. Lou is 29 years old and was drafted by the Cubs in the first round (third overall) in 2000. He hopped around between Boise, Lansing/Peoria and Daytona in his first four years in the system. In 2005, he got called up to West Tennessee from Daytona and then he was with West Tennessee and Iowa in the 2006 season, before becoming a free agent.
Montanez signed with the Orioles and spent most of his time there between AA and AAA, although he did play 93 games with the big league club over the 2008, 2009, and 2010 seasons, batting .223 with 19 doubles, 7 HR and 40 RBIs. At the end of the 2010 season, Montanez again became a free agent and signed back with the Cubs in January.
Montanez does have some accomplishments worth noting. In 2008, he won the Eastern League Triple Crown (Class AA). Montanez also holds the distinction of hitting a homerun in his first major league at-bat.
In 42 games with the Iowa Cubs this season, Montanez is batting .369 with a .429 OBP. He does have a little pop in his bat, too. He’s hit 11 doubles, 3 triples, 5 HR. His most impressive number is the 43 RBIs in 42 games.
As I said, at 29 years old, Montanez is not a young prospect. He will come in to fill a few gaps until Marlon Byrd can recover. The Cubs have quite a few options in the outfield, so don’t expect to see Montanez on a daily basis. He’s not a speedster, so don’t expect him to blaze around the base-paths with Tony Campana. But, like most players called up from Iowa, you can probably expect to see him play with a lot of effort.


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tbd.js is a node.js module providing a wrapper to the [tbd]
(http://www.tbd.com) API.
All API method are fairly well documented at [tbd Developers]
(http://developers.tbd.com) but if you find a discrepancy between the
docs and this wrapper feel free to file an "Issue".
Installation
$ npm install tbd
Note: This module utilises libxmljs. You
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utility that is needed for compiling. This command must be in your path.
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var tbd = new tbd(api_token, api_token_secret)
, payment = new tbd.Payments();
payment.get(payment_id, function(err, payment) {
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} else {
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});
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FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR
COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER
IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN
CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
tbd.js
tbd.js is a node.js module providing a wrapper to the [tbd] (http://www.tbd.com) API.
All API method are fairly well documented at [tbd Developers] (http://developers.tbd.com) but if you find a discrepancy between the docs and this wrapper feel free to file an "Issue".
Installation
Note: This module utilises libxmljs. You will need have the libxml2 library installed and also the libxml2-devel (libxml2-dev on debian systems) package. This comes with the
xml2-config
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Partially dressed man fatally struck by car on FDR Drive in Downtown Manhattan
by APLOWER MANHATTAN -- Police say a partially dressed man walked onto the FDR Drive in downtown Manhattan and was struck and killed.
It happened just before 4 a.m. Saturday on the FDR Drive near Houston Street.
Police say a man wearing only underwear and a T-shirt walked onto the northbound lanes of the roadway and was hit by a black sedan.
The unidentified man was taken to Bellevue Hospital, where he was supposedly pronounced dead.
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Andy and Kurt join Corey through Skype to talk about the recent play of the Cubs. We talk about the Midwest League All-Star Game and HR Derby. We talk about Carlos Pena's hot-streak and if the Cubs should consider signing him in the off-season.
Oscar from California asks us about the decisions that Hendry faces heading into the trading deadline. We take a brief detour from baseball talk and give some music recommendations. Bob from the UK asks about the future of Wrigley and we talk about what we would like to see with the ballpark.
Kurt gives us his Scary Stat of the Week and then we pick a winner for this week's photo caption contest.


These are actions that can be performed against multiple items in a table
or a ul
with the .card-view
class applied.
Multiple selection actions should be inside a div.affix-toolbar
which should be inside a div.affix-container
.
Use the multiple-select-actions
element to wrap all the actions. The multiple-select-actions
should also contain any other HTML elements that are not actions but need to be displayed in the toolbar. The multiple-select-actions
has the following attributes:
on-select="vm.select(item)"
null
as the item. on-deselect="vm.deselect(item)"
key-fn="vm.getId(item)"
total="vm.totalItems"
To allow items to be selectable when in selection mode you must have the multiple-select-item="item"
attribute
set to the specified item you want to select. If using a table
you should put this attribute on the tr
,
or if being used with .card-view
then put this attribute on the li
. Note the value specified
for the attribute is evaluated against the current $scope
. A checkbox can be added to the item with the
multiple-select-checkbox
class and the attribute ng-model="multipleSelectChecked"
. The td
should also be given the multiple-select-checkbox-table
class.
A selection can be made invalid by changing the items in the grid. A selection can only be made invalid if "Select All" was
clicked to select all items. The items are considered to have changed when the count, specifed in the total
attribute on the multiple-select-actions
, has changed.
multipleSelectProvider
can be used to set the text that is displayed by these directives. You can set the
following properties on the multipleSelectProvider
:


This application demonstrates a reactive services which requests a stream of data from another service (httpbin) and forwards each peace of data back to the caller. In the meantime, it buffers all the entires in the groups of 10 and sends an email with each group.


Course literature
- Course textbook: "Bayesian Logical Data Analysis for the Physical Sciences", by
Phil Gregory, 2005. The paperback version (from 2010) should be for sale at Store, Chalmers.
An electronic version of the book is available through books24x7 via Chalmers library
(login required):
- Phil Gregory, "Bayesian Logical Data Analysis for the Physical Sciences", Cambridge University Press (2005).
- Lecture notes. See below.
- Additional reading:
- David J.C. MacKay, "Information Theory, Inference, and Learning Algorithms", Cambridge University Press (2005).
- D.S. Sivia, "Data Analysis : A Bayesian Tutorial", Oxford University Press (2006).
- Trevor Hastie, Robert Tibshirani, Jerome H. Friedman, "The Elements of Statistical Learning", Springer (2009).
- Andrew Gelman et al., "Bayesian Data Analysis", CRC Press, 3rd edition (2014). e-book not available.
- Aurelien Geron, "Hands‑On Machine Learning with Scikit‑Learn and TensorFlow", O'Reilly (2017).
git repository
All files that are associated with this course are available via a public git repository, hosted on github, that you are welcome to clone.>> git clone https://github.com/physics-chalmers/tif285.git
Lecture notes
Lecture notes update continuously. See date on first page.Exercises
To be published.See Examination in the for more information.
Problem sets
To be published.See Examination in the for more information.
Projects
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Traditionally, grammars only allow BNF rules. Libmarpa allows sequence rules, which express sequences by allowing a single RHS symbol to be repeated.
A sequence rule consists of a LHS and a RHS symbol. Additionally, the application must indicate the minimum number of repetitions. The minimum count must be 0 or 1.
Optionally, a separator symbol may be specified. For example, a comma-separated sequence of numbers
1,42,7192,711,
may be recognized by specifying the rule Seq ::= num and the separator comma ::= ','. By default, an optional final separator, as shown in the example above, is recognized, but “proper separation” may also be specified. In proper separation separators must, in fact, come between (“separate”) items of the sequence. A final separator is not a separator in the strict sense, and therefore is not recognized when proper separation is in effect. For more on specifying sequence rules, see marpa_g_sequence_new.
Sequence rules are “sugar” — their presence in the Libmarpa interface does not extend its power. Every Libmarpa grammar that can be written using sequence rules can be rewritten as a grammar without sequence rules.
The RHS symbol and the separator, if there is one, must not be nullable. This is because it is not completely clear what an application intends when it asks for a sequence of items, some of which are nullable — the most natural interpretation of this usually results in a highly ambiguous grammar.
Libmarpa allows highly ambiquous grammars and a programmer who wants a grammar with sequences containing nullable items or separators can write that grammar using BNF rules. The use of BNF rules make it clearer that ambiguity is what the programmer intended, and allows the programmer more flexibility.
A sequence rule must have a dedicated LHS — that is, the LHS of a sequence rule must not be the LHS of any other rule. This implies that the LHS of a sequence rule can never be the LHS of a BNF rule.
The requirement that the LHS of a sequence rule be unique is imposed for reasons similar to those for the prohibition against RHS and separator nullables. Often reuse of the LHS of a sequence rule is simply a mistake. Even when deliberate, reuse of the LHS results in a complex grammar, one which often parses in ways that the programmer did not intend.
A programmer who believes they know what they are doing, and really does want alternative sequences starting at the same input location, can specify this behavior indirectly. They can do this by creating two sequence rules with distinct LHS’s:
Seq1 ::= Item1 Seq2 ::= Item2
and adding a new “parent” LHS which recognizes the sequences as alternatives.
SeqChoice ::= Seq1 SeqChoice ::= Seq2
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General abstract class for DP controllers for underwater vehicles.
This is an abstract class, must be inherited by a controller module that
overrides the update_controller method. If the controller is set to be
model based (is_model_based=True), than the vehicle parameters are going
to be read from the ROS parameter server.


ATTR_GEN_TRIGGER_INTERACTION_COMMAND
A GenTrigger may perform special actions within a GenInteraction object. The
ATTR_GEN_TRIGGER_INTERACTION_COMMAND attribute sets the special activity for these types of triggers. This attribute indicates that the GenTrigger is an Interaction command trigger for the parent GenInteraction object. ATTR_GEN_TRIGGER_INTERACTION_COMMAND takes a word of data (of type
InteractionCommand
) specifying the command type of the trigger. A trigger with an
InteractionCommand
can perform one of several standard actions. Most of these actions are specific to dialog boxes.
The
InteractionCommand
types are
InteractionCommand
.
InteractionCommand
trigger marked with GA_SIGNAL_INTERACTION_COMPLETE). You should never set any triggers to this
InteractionCommand
. If you wish a trigger to exhibit this behavior, set its GI_
attrs
field to include GA_SIGNAL_INTERACTION_COMPLETE. (See the GenClass chapter.)
IC_APPLY This command instructs the UI to apply any properties within a GIT_PROPERTIES Interaction. By default, this trigger will send out a
MSG_GEN_APPLY
.
MSG_GEN_RESET
within that handler.
In most cases, you should not provide a visual moniker for any triggers with an
InteractionCommand
; the specific UI will select an appropriate moniker. (You may supply a moniker if you wish to override the specific UI's selection, however.)
Activating an ATTR_GEN_TRIGGER_INTERACTION_COMMAND trigger will cause the UI to send MSG_GEN_GUP_INTERACTION_COMMAND to the trigger itself. This message will travel up to the appropriate GenInteraction object, where it will be handled.
This activity only occurs if both the trigger's destination and its action message fields are null, however. If these fields are non-null (specifying your own action message and destination), the sending of the
InteractionCommand
will be overridden. You may want to do this to replace the default functionality of a Specific UI-supplied trigger. For complete usage of an
InteractionCommand
trigger within a GenInteraction object, see the GenInteractionClass chapter.


CHAPTER THREE. PARSING
+
-
*
/
.
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.
9
r5
r5
s12
s14
11
· · ·
s12
s14
· · ·
13
r3
r3
r3
r3
15
r4
r4
.
.
.
TABLE 3.34.
Con°icts of
Table 3.33
resolved.
indicates that
+
and
-
are left-associative and bind equally tightly; that
*
and
/
are left-associative and bind more tightly than
+
; that
ˆ
is right-associative
and binds most tightly; and that
=
and
̸
=
are nonassociative, and bind more
weakly than
+
.
In examining a shift-reduce con°ict such as
E
→
E
∗
E
.
+
E
→
E
.
+
E
(any)
there is the choice of shifting a
token
and reducing by a
rule
. Should the rule
or the token be given higher priority? The precedence declarations (
%left
,
etc.) give priorities to the tokens; the priority of a rule is given by the last
token occurring on the right-hand side of that rule. Thus the choice here is
between a rule with priority
*
and a token with priority
+
; the rule has higher
priority, so the con°ict is resolved in favor of reducing.
When the rule and token have equal priority, then a
%left
precedence
favors reducing,
%right
favors shifting, and
%nonassoc
yields an error ac-
tion.
Instead of using the default “rule has precedence of its last token,” we
can assign a speciﬁc precedence to a rule using the
%prec
directive. This is
commonly used to solve the “unary minus” problem. In most programming
languages a unary minus binds tighter than any binary operator, so
−
6
∗
8 is
parsed as
(
−
6
)
∗
8, not
−
(
6
∗
8
)
.
Grammar 3.35
shows an example.
The token UMINUS is never returned by the lexer; it is merely a place-
holder in the chain of precedence (
%left
) declarations. The directive
%prec
UMINUS
gives the rule
exp: MINUS exp
the highest precedence, so reduc-
ing by this rule takes precedence over shifting any operator, even a minus
sign.
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Structures
The following structures are available globally.
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A
MeasurementZone
is a model type that bounds values between a upper and lower bounds.
See moreMeasurementZone
may be a Heart Rate Zone, FTP Zone, or used for other measurements that you wish to bound between an upper and lower valueDeclaration
Swift
public struct MeasurementZone
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A
See moreStringMeasurement
is a model type that holds aString
value associated with aUnit
.Declaration
Swift
@available(swift 3.1) @available(iOS 10.0, tvOS 10.0, watchOS 3.0, OSX 10.12, *) public struct StringMeasurement<UnitType> : Equatable where UnitType : Unit
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A
ValidatedBinaryFloatingPoint
is a model type that holds aNumeric
value that has an associatedvalid
flag.
See moreValidatedBinaryFloatingPoint
provides feedback on validity of valueDeclaration
Swift
@available(swift 3.1) public struct ValidatedBinaryFloatingPoint<Element> where Element : BinaryFloatingPoint
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A
ValidatedBinaryInteger
is a model type that holds aNumeric
value that has an associatedvalid
flag.
See moreValidatedBinaryInteger
provides feedback on validity of valueDeclaration
Swift
@available(swift 3.1) public struct ValidatedBinaryInteger<Element> where Element : BinaryInteger
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A
ValidatedMeasurement
is a model type that holds aDouble
value associated with aUnit
.ValidatedMeasurement
act the same wayMeasurement
does, but provides feedback on validity of dataValidatedMeasurements support a large set of operators, including
See more+
,-
,*
,/
, and a full set of comparison operators.Declaration
Swift
@available(OSX 10.12, iOS 10.0, watchOS 3.0, tvOS 10.0, *) public struct ValidatedMeasurement<UnitType> : Comparable, Equatable where UnitType : Unit


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Use From the CDN:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://yui.yahooapis.com/pure/0.5.0/pure-min.css">
Note: You can customize which Pure modules you need.
Install with Bower:
$ bower install --save pure
Pure is meant to be a starting point for every website or web app. We take care of all the CSS work that every site needs, without making it look cookie-cutter:
A responsive grid that can be customized to your needs.
A solid base built on Normalize.css to fix cross-browser compatibility issues.
Consistently styled buttons that work with <a>
and <button>
elements.
Styles for vertical and horizontal menus, including support for dropdown menus.
Useful form alignments that look great on all screen sizes.
Various common table styles.
An extremely minimalist look that is super-easy to customize.
Responsive by default, with a non-responsive option.
Easy one-click customization with the Skin Builder.
Extremely small file size: 4.5KB minified + gzip.
To get started using Pure, go to the Pure CSS website. The website has extensive documentation and examples necessary to get you started using Pure.
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<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://yui.yahooapis.com/pure/0.5.0/pure-min.css">
You can also install Pure using Bower, using the following command:
$ bower install --save pure
Optionally, you can build Pure from its source on Github. To do this, you'll need to have Node.js and npm installed. We use Grunt to build Pure.
$ git clone git@github.com:yui/pure.git
$ cd pure
$ npm install
$ grunt
Now, all Pure CSS files should be built into the pure/build/
directory. All
files that are in this build directory are also available on the CDN. The naming
conventions of the files in the build/
directory follow these rules:
[module]-core.css
: The minimal set of styles, ususally structural, that
provide the base on which the rest of the module's styles build.
[module]-nr.css
: Rollup of [module]-core.css
+ [module].css
+
[module]-[feature].css
from the src/[module]/
dir. This is the
non-responsive version of a module.
[module].css
: Rollup of [module]-nr.css
+ [module]-r.css
from the
build/
dir. This is the responsive version of a module.
*-min.css
: A minified file version of the files of the same name.
pure.css
: A rollup of all [module].css
files in the build/
dir. This is
a responsive roll-up of everything, non-minified.
pure-min.css
: Minified version of pure.css
that should be used in
production.
pure-nr.css
: A Rollup of all modules without @media queries. This is a
non-responsive roll-up of everything, non-minified.
pure-nr-min.css
: Minified version of pure-nr.css
that should be used in
production.
Pure is tested and works in:
Pure's website is also open source, so please open any issues or pull
requests for the docs and website over at the pure-site
repository.
See the CONTRIBUTING file for information on how to contribute to Pure.
This software is free to use under the Yahoo! Inc. BSD license. See the LICENSE file for license text and copyright information.


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OpenStreetMap data is available for free download and use per Open Data Commons Open Database License (ODbL) . Various
data download and export formats based on user needs. Check the wiki for more details.
For a map in Indic languages, check the Indic OpenStreetMap
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Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Fast Times at Ridgemont High is a movie starring Sean Penn, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and Judge Reinhold. A group of Southern California high school students are enjoying their most important subjects: sex, drugs, and rock n' roll.


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Headings set your default page size
Add your four mochi images from your tutorial here.
Let's make an unordered list
And now, one in order.
Sometimes you want to draw attention to something in a line of text.
Sometimes you want to strongly emphasize something in the text.
Sometimes you want to do both.
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Neither can image tags, or hard lines.
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This page probably doesn't look great - we'll learn how to hook it to CSS next week.


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| Solid |
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Find My Doggo Api v
0.0.1
App started at :
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Uptime :
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API explorer :
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OpenAPI spec :
/api-json


Data and web engineering:
- Patrick Brockmann
Data scientist at LSCE/DRF/CEA, member of the "CalculS" group of LSCE.
Research interests: Data analysis and visualization, geo-spatial web applications, geo-services architectures and data processing in high performance computing environments.
- Cathy Nangini
Data scientist at LSCE/DRF/CEA, member of the "CalculS" group of LSCE.
Research interests: Data analysis (image, timeseries, and statistical analysis, machine learning, etc.), data visualization, and web frameworks.


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Embedded Artistry Framework
Embedded Systems C++ Framework
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Utilties that enable SBRM techniques. More...
Classes | |
| class | embutil::ScopeGuard< TFunc > |
| Provides a scope guard idiom to enable custom SBRM behaviors. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| template<typename TType > | |
| using | embutil::unique_ptr_aligned = std::unique_ptr< TType, decltype(&aligned_free)> |
| Unique pointer alias for aligned memory (calls aligned_free()). More... | |
Functions | |
| template<typename TType > | |
| unique_ptr_aligned< TType > | embutil::aligned_uptr (size_t align, size_t size) noexcept |
| Create a unique pointer to aligned memory. More... | |
| template<typename TType > | |
| std::shared_ptr< TType > | embutil::aligned_sptr (size_t align, size_t size) noexcept |
| Create a shared pointer to aligned memory. More... | |
| template<typename T , typename AcquisitionFunc , typename ReleaseFunc , typename... Args> | |
| std::unique_ptr< T, ReleaseFunc > | embutil::unique_resource (AcquisitionFunc acquire, ReleaseFunc release, Args &&... args) noexcept |
| Enable Scope-Bound Resource Management (SBRM) for C-style resources (std::unique_ptr variant). More... | |
| template<typename T , typename AcquisitionFunc , typename ReleaseFunc , typename... Args> | |
| std::shared_ptr< T > | embutil::shared_resource (AcquisitionFunc acquire, ReleaseFunc release, Args &&... args) noexcept |
| Enable Scope-Bound Resource Management (SBRM) for C-style resources (std::shared_ptr variant). More... | |
| template<typename TFunctor > | |
| ScopeGuard< TFunctor > | makeScopeGuard (TFunctor &&func) noexcept |
| Create scope guard with provided functor. More... | |
| template<typename TFunc , typename... TParams> | |
| auto | makeScopeGuard (TFunc &&func, TParams... args) noexcept -> ScopeGuard< decltype(std::bind(std::forward< TFunc >(func), std::forward< TParams >(args)...))> |
| Create scope guard by binding the provided function and all the arguments. More... | |
Utilties that enable SBRM techniques.
| class embutil::ScopeGuard |
Provides a scope guard idiom to enable custom SBRM behaviors.
The scope guard idiom allows a user to call a function when the guard object is destructed. The guard class enables developes to implement custom SBRM behaviors.
The scope guard uses static memory allocation on the stack. The guard takes as much space on the stack as needed to bind the provided function with all its arguments.
In order to properly create a scope guard, you must use the makeScopeGuard()
function.
Note that all the bound parameters are passed by value. To use references with the bound object, use std::ref() (or std::cref() for const
reference).
The guard function can be manually called using the release()
function.
A guard object only supports move semantics.
| TFunc | Functor object type. The template parameter must be type of the functor that doesn't receive any parameters and doesn't return any value. |
Public Member Functions | |
| ScopeGuard (TFunc &&func) noexcept | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| ScopeGuard (ScopeGuard &&guard) noexcept | |
| Move constructor. More... | |
| ScopeGuard (const ScopeGuard &)=delete | |
| Deleted copy constructor. More... | |
| const ScopeGuard & | operator= (const ScopeGuard &)=delete |
| Deleted copy assignment operator. More... | |
| ~ScopeGuard () noexcept | |
| Destructor. More... | |
| void | release () noexcept |
| Release the bound functor. More... | |
| bool | isReleased () const noexcept |
| Check whether the functor is released. More... | |
Private Attributes | |
| std::remove_reference< TFunc >::type | func_ |
| bool | active_ |
Related Functions | |
(Note that these are not member functions.) | |
| template<typename TFunctor > | |
| ScopeGuard< TFunctor > | makeScopeGuard (TFunctor &&func) noexcept |
| Create scope guard with provided functor. More... | |
| template<typename TFunc , typename... TParams> | |
| auto | makeScopeGuard (TFunc &&func, TParams... args) noexcept -> ScopeGuard< decltype(std::bind(std::forward< TFunc >(func), std::forward< TParams >(args)...))> |
| Create scope guard by binding the provided function and all the arguments. More... | |
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inlineexplicitnoexcept |
Constructor.
| [in] | func | Functor that will be executed when the scope guard is destructed (unless it is manually released). Functor must provide move/copy constructor. |
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inlinenoexcept |
Move constructor.
After the functor is moved, it will be released in the provided guard.
| [in] | guard | The other scope guard of the same type. |
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delete |
Deleted copy constructor.
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inlinenoexcept |
Destructor.
This function is marked noexcept because we want the program to terminate if an exception results from this call.
release()
function prior to destruction. References embutil::ScopeGuard< TFunc >::func_, and embutil::ScopeGuard< TFunc >::isReleased().
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inlinenoexcept |
Check whether the functor is released.
References embutil::ScopeGuard< TFunc >::active_.
Referenced by embutil::ScopeGuard< TFunc >::~ScopeGuard().
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delete |
Deleted copy assignment operator.
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inlinenoexcept |
Release the bound functor.
References embutil::ScopeGuard< TFunc >::active_.
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private |
Referenced by embutil::ScopeGuard< TFunc >::isReleased(), and embutil::ScopeGuard< TFunc >::release().
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private |
Referenced by embutil::ScopeGuard< TFunc >::~ScopeGuard().
| using embutil::unique_ptr_aligned = typedef std::unique_ptr<TType, decltype(&aligned_free)> |
Unique pointer alias for aligned memory (calls aligned_free()).
This is an alias to aid the aligned pointer declaration. We specify that our alias has a fixed value: the deleter function type (aligned_free()). We use this for the unique_ptr declaration, as it requires us to specify the type of the deleter.
| TType | The type of data being allocated. |
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noexcept |
Create a shared pointer to aligned memory.
This template function simplifies our declarations of aligned shared pointers. Alignment and size are passed to aligned_malloc(), and aligned_free() is always used as the deleter.
Notice here that the shared pointer doesn't need a special type declaration to work with a deleter.
| TType | The type of the data being allocated. |
| align | The desired alignment. align must be a power of 2. |
| size | The size of the allocation in bytes. |
References aligned_free(), and aligned_malloc().
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noexcept |
Create a unique pointer to aligned memory.
This template function simplifies our declarations of aligned unique pointers. Alignment and size are passed to aligned_malloc(). aligned_free() is always used as the deleter.
| TType | The type of the data being allocated. |
| align | The desired alignment. align must be a power of 2. |
| size | The size of the allocation in bytes. |
References aligned_free(), and aligned_malloc().
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related |
Create scope guard with provided functor.
Use this function to create a scope guard with lambda function.
Example:
| TFunctor | Functor type, should be deduced automatically |
| [in] | func | Functor |
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related |
Create scope guard by binding the provided function and all the arguments.
Use this function to create a scope guard when a function with one or more arguments needs to be called.
Example:
Note that all the bound parameters are passed by value. If there is any need to use references with the bound object, use std::ref()
(or std::cref()
to create a const
reference).
This function is marked noexcept because we want the program to terminate if an exception results from this call.
| TFunc | Pointer to function type |
| TParams | Types of other arguments. Variadic, so supports any number of arguments. |
| [in] | func | Functor |
| [in] | args | Function arguments |
nothrow
in case copy/move constructors of the bind arguments do not throw, Basic otherwise.
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noexcept |
Enable Scope-Bound Resource Management (SBRM) for C-style resources (std::shared_ptr variant).
The shared_resource() function creates unique pointers that manage C-style Resources. The function takes in an acquisiton function and release function (e.g. fopen and fclose). Remaining arguments are optional. If specified, they will be forwarded to the acquisition function.
The resource is created via the acquisition function and stored in a shared_ptr. When the shared_ptr refcount reaches 0, the delete function will be automatically called.
The shared_resource() function returns a std::shared, and is intended for resources that have multiple owners.
You specify the storage type when invoking shared_resource(). For example, if we want to manage a FILE
:
Note that we use FILE
in the template invocation, rather than FILE*
. std::shared_resource will actually manage a FILE*
under the hood, and that's what the acquire function returns.
The full invocation requires us to specify arguments. In order to open a file we would normally use fopen(), and to close the file we use fclose(). fopen() requires two arguments: a filename and the mode (e.g., read or write). We open a file filename
for writing in the following way:
The resulting sfile
can be passed into the C-style APIs using the std::shared_ptr .get()
member function.
When sfile
goes out of scope, the resource will be automatically cleaned up by calling the release
function on the managed pointer.
| T | The type of the resource that will be created and managed. This type will actually be converted to a T*, which std::shared_ptr manages. |
| AcquisitionFunc | The function prototype for the function which is used to create or open the resource (e.g. fopen()). This type will be deduced from the function arguments. |
| ReleaseFunc | The function prototype for the function which is used to create or destroy the resource (e.g. fclose()). This type will be deduced from the function arguments. |
| Args | Variadic list of arguments which will be forwarded to the AcquisitionFunc. This type will be deduced from the function arguments. |
| acquire | The function used to acquire the resource. |
| release | The function used to release the resource. |
| args | A variadic list of arguments which will be forwarded to the acquire function. |
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noexcept |
Enable Scope-Bound Resource Management (SBRM) for C-style resources (std::unique_ptr variant).
The unique_resource() function creates unique pointers that manage C-style Resources. The function takes in an acquisiton function and release function (e.g. fopen and fclose). Remaining arguments are optional. If specified, they will be forwarded to the acquisition function.
The resource is created via the acquisition function and stored in a unique_ptr. When the unique_ptr goes out of scope, the delete function will be automatically called.
The unique_resource() function returns a std::unique_ptr, and is intended for resources that have a single owner.
You specify the storage type when invoking unique_resource(). For example, if we want to manage a FILE
:
Note that we use FILE
in the template invocation, rather than FILE*
. std::unique_ptr will actually manage a FILE*
under the hood, and that's what the acquire function returns.
The full invocation requires us to specify arguments. In order to open a file we would normally use fopen(), and to close the file we use fclose(). fopen() requires two arguments: a filename and the mode (e.g., read or write). We open a file filename
for writing in the following way:
The resulting ufile
can be passed into the C-style APIs using the std::unique_ptr .get()
member function.
When ufile
goes out of scope, the resource will be automatically cleaned up by calling the release
function on the managed pointer.
| T | The type of the resource that will be created and managed. This type will actually be converted to a T*, which std::unique_ptr manages. |
| AcquisitionFunc | The function prototype for the function which is used to create or open the resource (e.g. fopen()). This type will be deduced from the function arguments. |
| ReleaseFunc | The function prototype for the function which is used to create or destroy the resource (e.g. fclose()). This type will be deduced from the function arguments. |
| Args | Variadic list of arguments which will be forwarded to the AcquisitionFunc. This type will be deduced from the function arguments. |
| acquire | The function used to acquire the resource. |
| release | The function used to release the resource. |
| args | A variadic list of arguments which will be forwarded to the acquire function. |


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Python Test
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I'd previously created a basic game engine in C++, and made Unoriginal Goose Game, a blatant rip-off that helped me develop the engine further (e.g. adding physics/UI/AI systems). Here's the details of my online system, alongside some of the other features of the program.
The goal of the game was simple, collect the most apples and return them to your base. One player would start a server and would wait for another player to enter as a client (The game by default simply looked for a server on the local network, but this was modifiable). In terms of what was sent between players, the majority of game logic was handled client side, and the only regularly sent data from the client was the position of their player, alongside any other inputs. To ensure the consistency of the world, transforms and data of objects would ocassionally be synced from the server, with the client attempting to only update each object is it wasn't being interacted with, and ideally if it was out of sight.
Here you can see a demonstration of a game starting, the consistent world, alongside other features of the engine. A* pathfinding was implemented alongside a state based AI system for the enemy humans, and objects like the football demonstate Sphere-Sphere and Sphere-AABB collisions (OBB collisions and physics constraints were also present in other parts of the game).
There's a lot of small reliability improvements to be made here, but here's one example. As can be seen in the video when the football is kicked, the rotation of each object wasn't reliably consistent between clients. This was mainly as issue as there was no rotation at all, so sending updates after specific events would have been a good improvement. Colliding with the footbal triggered an impulse force on the ball, and at the same time a message could have been sent out ensuring the ball would spin.


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WXR-Lite
An event loop manager example project for Raspberry Pi
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WXR-Lite is an example embedded systems project that demonstrates using the event loop and process manager libray "Elma" on a Raspberry Pi to pull weather data from a website to manipulate LEDs.
The source code for this project is available on github.
First install required packages available through apt-get
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install -y cmake sudo apt-get install -y cppcheck sudo apt-get install -y graphviz sudo apt-get install -y doxygen sudo apt-get install -y cmake sudo apt-get install -y libssl-dev
Next, install Google Test (Optional)
cd /usr/src sudo git clone https://github.com/google/googletest.git cd googletest sudo mkdir install cd install sudo cmake ../ sudo make sudo make install
Next, install the json library
sudo mkdir /usr/local/include/json cd /usr/local/include/json sudo curl -O -J -L https://github.com/nlohmann/json/releases/download/v3.5.0/json.hpp sudo mv json.hpp json.h
Next, install httplib library
cd /tmp git clone https://github.com/klavins/cpp-httplib.git sudo mkdir /usr/local/include/httplib sudo mv /tmp/cpp-httplib/httplib.h /usr/local/include/httplib
Next, install bcm2835 library
download bcm2835-1.xx.tar.gz from: www.airspayce.com/mikem/bcm2835/
cd ~ tar zxvf bcm2835-1.xx.tar.gz cd bcm2835-1.xx.tar.gz ./configure make sudo make check sudo make install
Now you should be ready to install WXR-Lite! (few!)
cd ~ git clone https://github.com/jmccrmck1/WXR-Lite.git cd WXR-Lite make make docs
To run the WXR-Lite, type
./project/bin/wxrlite
This project was designed with simplicity in mind given the timeframe and the unfamiliarity with using a Raspberry Pi, requesting data from a server, using Doxygen to generate project documentation and posting of the project to DockerHub.
This project used a Raspberry Pi 3B with Raspian Jamie installed along with a 1x8 RGB LED display that mounts directly on the GPIO port. Although Docker was installed on the RPi, I did not use that method to run the code and interface with the RPi GPIO port. Instead I manually installed elma from GitHub following the Manual Installation instructions in that README file. With Make, Doxygen, Google Test, http library, json library and elma installed, the next step was installing the necessary libraries to control the LEDs, namely bcm2835 and clinkt (not strickly a library, files are included in this repo).
A process for obtaining weather data from a server and sending select values to the RPi LEDs was created (GetWXRdata). Within this process a server client is created for getting/calling a weather API for realtime weather data for Seattle, WA. From that data wind speed and wind direction are extracted and sent to a method that manipulates the LEDs to reflect their values. The update rate of the weather data is not quick, perhpas on the order of 10 minutes. Given that, the elma manager is scheduled to run the process every 5 minutes and a total run time of 60 minutes unless stopped by the user.
The number of knots per LED lit can be changed as desired but is set in this example at 2 knots/LED for a total of 16 knots max. The wind direction can fall in 1 of 8 45 deg compass heading segments centered on N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W and NW with each having the following assigned colors:
N - Gray NE - Blue E - Lime SE - Cyan S - Red SW - Magenta W - Yellow NW - White
More elaborate LED matrix displays were desired for the project to better display the data but in the end a very simple and easy to install option with the Pimoroni Blitz! was used. The desire was also to the use the NOAA Weather API but the call method was a little more complex and the json type was a little different. With added time it could have been used but wasn't to save time. Instead a simpler API call with openweathermap.org was used instead.
Given time and the simplicity of elma structure, Google Tests were not written. Testing was accomplished using cout statements to verify json data was recieved and wind data was extracted and converted to numbers and cenverted again to the correct units before sending to the LED method.
Below is an example json return of the Current Weather API from openweathermap.org:
{ "base": "stations", "clouds": { "all": 40 }, "cod": 200, "coord": { "lat": 47.61, "lon": -122.33 }, "dt":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "id": 5809844, "main": { "humidity": 62, "pressure": 1022, "temp": 48.63, "temp_max": 52, "temp_min": 45 }, "name": "Seattle", "sys": { "country": "US", "id": 5798, "message": 0.0092, "sunrise":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "sunset":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "type": 1 }, "visibility": 16093, "weather": [ { "description": "scattered clouds", "icon": "03n", "id": 802, "main": "Clouds" } ], "wind": { "deg": 350, "speed": 3.36 } }
The output of the project is the wind speed and wind direction sent to the terminal and the corresponding number of LEDs lit with the appropriate color on the RPi LED display.
Pirouz Naghavi:
WEBSITES:
Raspberry Pi Related:
www.adafruit.com - Great resource for sensors and effectors and other RPi supplies. Also has a tutorial for setting up SSH.
www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/remote-access/ - Resource for helping to find IP address of RPi and also for remote-access methods such as SSH.
raspberrypi.stackexchange.com - Answers for how to properly shutdown your RPi.
shop.pimoroni.com/products/blinkt - The LED effector used with RPi for this project, an eight RGB LED indicator, cheap @ $6/ea at adafruit.com, and simple to install.
medium.freecodecamp.org - Great reference on how to easily setup docker on a RPi.
pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-visual-studio-code/ - Great guide. Raspberry Pi Visual Studio Code: Installing VS Code on Raspbian, By Gus, Sep 19 2018, updated Feb 17, 2019.
stackoverflow.com/questions/30059784/docker-access-to-raspberry-pi-gpio-pins - Great resource on how to access RPi GPIO pins when using Docker. I did not do this but if I had time I would have.
Implementation:
www.rapidtables.com/web/color/RGB_Color.html - Excellent reference for RGB Color Codes. Really helped in choosing colors for compass heading correlation.
www.elecfreaks.com - Example project that gave ideas of how I could implent my compass heading color correlation.
www.calculateme.com - Provided quick factor to apply to convert from mph to knots.
Weather APIs:
openweathermap.org/api - The Weather API used for this project. Requires you make a free account which gives you access to Current weather data API among a few other weather APIs. Your account comes with an API key that is required when making API calls. [FOR THIS CODE TO WORK, YOU WILL HAVE TO OBTAIN YOUR OWN API KEY TO APPEND TO THE END OF YOUR API CALLS] (mine has not been provided ;) )
www.programmableweb.com - Top 10 Weather APIs, By Janet Wagner. Provided weather API options for project.
www.weather.gov - NOAA's API Web Service, the runner up to the API used for this project.
LIBRARIES:
clinkt - Github:
github.com/DianaProbst/clinkt - DianaProbst's clinkt repository provided a C++ ported version of the Python Library blinkt for the Pimoroni Blinkt LED display (and related APA102 pixel strips) on the Raspberry Pi. This library was instrumental for getting LED functionality on the Raspberry Pi using C++.
bcm2835 - Other:
www.airspayece.com/mikem/bcm2835/ - C library for Boadcom BCM 2835 as used in Raspberry Pi. This is a required library when using the clinkt library, per the clinkt README.md file. Library is analagous to WiringPi.
raspberry-projects.com/pi/programming-in-c/io-pins/bcm2835-by-mike-mccauley - Resource on how to install the library correctly. Helped when troubleshooting library linker errors.
stackoverflow.com - Helped me recognize why I was getting undefined reference errors.
"# WXR-Lite"


My name is Ulafala .
I live in Apia,Samoa.
I am 12 years old.
I am learning how to make a website at CoderDojo.
This is my photo:


Just like for previous releases, here I want to show a more in-depth view of the visual and aesthetic modifications that come with it. If you want to read more about all the new changes, don't forget to visit the release post:
A quick summary of what’s new:
One of the most exciting changes for this release is the introduction of the zsh shell. Zsh shares many similarities with bash, but it also adds some extra features that will highly improve your performance with the terminal. One of the key advantages of this shell is its customization capabilities, supported by the abundance of plugins and an awesome community.
Zsh is not enabled as Kali's default shell yet, as we wanted the users to test it first. If you desire to give it a try, you only need to type zsh
in your terminal. You can also make it your default shell with the following commands:
chsh -s /usr/bin/zsh # set zsh for the user sudo chsh -s /usr/bin/zsh # set zsh for root
In case you are updating Kali from a previous installation, you won't see these changes unless you copy the required files manually (otherwise updates could overwrite user's configurations):
cp -r /etc/skel/. ~ # copy files for the user sudo cp -r /etc/skel/. /root # copy files for root
Other terminal changes that you'll see in both zsh and bash are:
ip
diff
grep/egrep/fgrep
Now that Kali comes with zsh by default, if you want to further customize your terminal I can highly recommend you to read this post:
Configuring the DE for HiDPI displays on Linux has highly improved over the years, but sometimes the provided settings only work with the desktop's preferred interface library. For example, Xfce (now Kali's default environment) supports window scaling for all GTK applications without issue, but this is not enough for this distribution. Kali comes with lots of different tools, therefore you can find apps based on GTK, Qt, and even Java, thus configuring all of them can become a nightmare.
To make this process more straight forward Kali now includes a 'HiDPI mode' which will modify all the required settings for you with just a click. The app is available in the apps-menu or by executing kali-hidpi-mode
in the terminal, and it's able to toggle this mode without the need for restarting.
Another big improvement coming with Kali 2020.3 is the inclusion of custom icons for all applications that come with the default installation (all apps provided by `kali-linux-default`).
Having to design that many app icons, I've been carefully looking at Xfce's menu way too much time! Because of that, I couldn't resist doing some tweaking to it. The changes are small, but they are noticeable when you compare it with the old theme. The new changes are: removed box-like wrapper with a separator border, better background, more visible and rounded search-entry, and an improved menu-icon.
With the introduction of the new theme, Gnome's system-monitor, wasn't looking that great. The program was still using its own color-palette to draw the charts, and this made it look old. Now, having it configured to use Kali's color-palette this program can perfectly be one of these cool apps to show in your screenshots 😎
The new code color-scheme was introduced with Kali 2019.4, and while it worked fine with most languages, for others it showed way too much green color. The new color-scheme provides a more balanced theme while still maintaining the same color-palette.
This is really a subtle modification, that is barely noticeable with just an image comparison, but it highly improves the overall look of the theme. While most of the widgets were designed with depth and volume, the text entries looked plain and sometimes were even hard to differentiate.
The new theme adds shadows to this type of widgets and makes their background easier to recognize. The theme now looks more consistent and follows some of the new 'neumorphism' trends without losing its functionality.


Heineken Champions Cup review: Northampton beat Lyon
by Press AssociationA review of Sunday's action in the Heineken Champions Cup, where Northampton were too good for Lyon on home soil.
Sunday's results
- Northampton 25-14 Lyon
- Racing 92 v Saracens
- Connacht 23-20 Montpellier
- Saturday's review
Dan Biggar kicked 20 points to steer Northampton to an impressive 25-14 victory over Lyon in their Heineken Champions Cup opener at Franklin's Gardens.
Back from World Cup duties for Wales, it was Biggar's first appearance for Saints this season and his six penalties and the conversion of Rory Hutchinson's try helped his side to a hard-fought success.
Replacement Thibaut Regard scored two tries for Lyon, both of which Jonathan Wisniewski converted.
This season, Lyon have won eight of the opening nine league games to lead the Top 14 but they were no match for the home side, who also saw England World Cup squad members Courtney Lawes, Piers Francis and Lewis Ludlam return to the fray.
Connacht marked their return to Champions Cup rugby in memorable style with a terrific 23-20 victory over Montpellier at the Sportsground.
Tries from Paul Boyle, stand-in captain Tom McCartney and Caolin Blade, with the rest of the points kicked by Jack Carty and Conor Fitzgerald, saw the westerners prevail in their first European top tier game in three seasons.
Montpellier scored tries through Aaron Cruden and Anthony Bouthier, while captain Benoit Paillaugue added two penalties, but injury-depleted Connacht, who led 13-10 at half-time, were worthy winners in a performance of massive character.


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Luis Ruiz has been in a full-time Bootcamp by HackReactor and has completed the Zero to Master Udemy Course by Andrei Neagoie.
A Dungeons and Dragons Dice Roller application. Made easy so you can use whatever dice you like, as many dice as you want and the ability to multiply the outputs for whatever amount you're told to use. eg: 4d6 damage.
A Twitter-Like Social Site using PostgreSQL, React, NodeJS and javascript. You can follow someone's feed and post a message yourself.
Using Clarifai's facial recognition, this site has been built to register the amount of entries a user has added.
A simple client made Robotic Cards. You can search for specific robots and it will change depending on your search.