I'm a skilled IBM i application engineer with broad experience on IBM i in both ILE languages and Db2 for i.
Tools: RPGLE, CLLE, DDS, SQL, RDi, MDCMS, Java, Git
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Application Engineer - Vermont Information Processing
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Vermont Information Processing is a major ISV in the beverage distribution industry. I have had various development responsibilities from bug fixes to database design to application architecture for VIP's Beverage System (a large route accounting system). As a senior developer I now focus on the larger projects, database design, and education of other developers.
Operator and Programmer - Independent Food Company
May 1984 - May 1995
I started out as the night shift operator running reports and doing the backup while attending college. Over time I moved up the ranks to programmer and then manager of the IT department. IFC was a wholesale food distributor with a home grown route accounting system. I worked with the System/34, System/36, and AS/400 systems over this time.
University of Vermont (computer science and engineering courses) 1983 to 1985
Champlain College (computing and accounting courses) 1985 to 1986
I did not complete a degree program
CRTFRMSTMF - Create IBM i objects from stream file source
CHGOBJATTR - IBM i command to change an Objects Attributes
RPG-Properties - RPGLE service program for reading a .properties file
Minesweeper4i - A traditional minesweeper game for IBM i
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>From: Ken Curriston
>To: R S
>Subject: Re: Membership
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> Greetings Bruder,
> May Yahweh shine indefinately upon you, and the
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Chrome's extension system enforces a fairly strict default
Content Security Policy (CSP)
. The policy restrictions are straightforward: script must be moved
out-of-line into separate JavaScript files, inline event handlers must be
converted to use addEventListener
, and eval()
is
disabled. Chrome Apps have an
even more strict
policy, and we're quite happy with the security properties these policies
provide.
We recognize, however, that a variety of libraries use eval()
and
eval
-like constructs such as new Function()
for
performance optimization and ease of expression. Templating libraries are
especially prone to this style of implementation. While some (like
Angular.js) support CSP out of the box,
many popular frameworks haven't yet updated to a mechanism that is compatible
with extensions' eval
-less world. Removing support for that
functionality has therefore proven more
problematic than expected for developers.
This document introduces sandboxing as a safe mechanism to include these libraries in your projects without compromising on security. For brevity, we'll be using the term extensions throughout, but the concept applies equally to applications.
eval
is dangerous inside an extension because the code it
executes has access to everything in the extension's high-permission
environment. A slew of powerful chrome.*
APIs are available that
could severely impact a user's security and privacy; simple data exfiltration
is the least of our worries. The solution on offer is a sandbox in which
eval
can execute code without access either to the extension's
data or the extension's high-value APIs. No data, no APIs, no problem.
We accomplish this by listing specific HTML files inside the extension package
as being sandboxed. Whenever a sandboxed page is loaded, it will be moved to a
unique origin,
and will be denied access to chrome.*
APIs. If we load this
sandboxed page into our extension via an iframe
, we can pass it
messages, let it act upon those messages in some way, and wait for it to pass
us back a result. This simple messaging mechanism gives us everything we need
to safely include eval
-driven code in our extension's workflow.
If you'd like to dive straight into code, please grab the sandboxing sample extension and take off. It's a working example of a tiny messaging API built on top of the Handlebars templating library, and it should give you everything you need to get going. For those of you who'd like a little more explanation, let's walk through that sample together here.
Each file that ought to be run inside a sandbox must be listed in the
extension manifest by adding a sandbox
property. This is a
critical step, and it's easy to forget, so please double check that your
sandboxed file is listed in the manifest. In this sample, we're sandboxing the
file cleverly named "sandbox.html". The manifest entry looks like this:
{ ..., "sandbox": { "pages": ["sandbox.html"] }, ... }
In order to do something interesting with the sandboxed file, we need to load
it in a context where it can be addressed by the extension's code. Here,
sandbox.html
has been loaded into the extension's Event
Page (eventpage.html)
via an iframe
. eventpage.js
contains code that sends a message into the sandbox whenever the browser
action is clicked by finding the iframe
on the page, and
executing the postMessage
method on its
contentWindow
. The message is an object containing two
properties: context
and command
. We'll dive into
both in a moment.
chrome.browserAction.onClicked.addListener(function() { var iframe = document.getElementById('theFrame'); var message = { command: 'render', context: {thing: 'world'} }; iframe.contentWindow.postMessage(message, '*'); });
For general information about the postMessage
API, take a look at
the
postMessage
documentation on MDN
. It's quite complete and worth reading. In particular, note that data can
only be passed back and forth if it's serializable. Functions, for instance,
are not.
When sandbox.html
is loaded, it loads the Handlebars library, and
creates and compiles an inline template in the way Handlebars suggests:

This doesn't fail! Even though Handlebars.compile
ends up using
new Function
, things work exactly as expected, and we end up with
a compiled template in templates[‘hello']
.
We'll make this template available for use by setting up a message listener
that accepts commands from the Event Page. We'll use the command
passed in to determine what ought to be done (you could imagine doing more
than simply rendering; perhaps creating templates? Perhaps managing them in
some way?), and the context
will be passed into the template
directly for rendering. The rendered HTML will be passed back to the Event
Page so the extension can do something useful with it later on:

Back in the Event Page, we'll receive this message, and do something
interesting with the html
data we've been passed. In this case,
we'll just echo it out via a Desktop
Notification, but it's entirely possible to use this HTML safely as part
of the extension's UI. Inserting it via innerHTML
doesn't pose a
significant security risk, as even a complete compromise of the sandboxed code
through some clever attack would be unable to inject dangerous script or
plugin content into the high-permission extension context.
This mechanism makes templating straightforward, but it of course isn't limited to templating. Any code that doesn't work out of the box under a strict Content Security Policy can be sandboxed; in fact, it's often useful to sandbox components of your extensions that would run correctly in order to restrict each piece of your program to the smallest set of privileges necessary for it to properly execute. The Writing Secure Web Apps and Chrome Extensions presentation from Google I/O 2012 gives some good examples of these technique in action, and is worth 56 minutes of your time.


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Amazon's Lord of the Rings TV Series Snags Season 2 Renewal
by Samuel GelmanSecond breakfast? How about a second season?
Although production for Amazon's Lord of the Rings TV series has not even started, the series has already been renewed for Season 2.
According to Deadline, the streaming service has commissioned the writer's room to begin working on the fantasy series' second season. Production on Season 1 is expected to take place in New Zealand in the months ahead. Following the completion of the first two episodes, the series will go on a four to five month production hiatus, which is when the writer's room will map out and write the Season 2 scripts.
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Amazon acquired the right to Lord of Rings two years ago. The deal included a multi-season Lord of the Rings series as well as a potential spinoff series. It will be based on the novels by J.R.R Tolkien's -- which previously inspired director Peter Jackson's beloved film trilogy -- and take place during Middle Earth's Second Age, before the events of the main trilogy.
The Lord of the Rings TV series is produced by Amazon Studios. J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay serve as showrunners. J.A. Bayona will direct the first two episodes, as well as produce alongside Belén Atienza. Writers Gennifer Hutchison, Jason Cahill and Justin double executive produce alongside Lindsey Weber, Bruce Richmond, Gene Kelly and Sharon Tal Yguado.
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Lithium tris(oxalato) ferrate chloride
Formula: Li4[Fe(C2O4)3]Cl·9H2O
Double salt of lithium with two different anions: ferrioxalate [Fe(C2O4)3]3- and chlorice Cl-. Also known as tetralithium iron(III) trioxalate chloride nonahydrate.
Lithium ferrioxalate alone forms tabular crystals, but when lithium chloride is added, they crystallize together, orming new structure.
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Wrapper for the HTML element "a". |
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| TELEPHONE ANSWERING EQUIPME: CIS | 9 | INS | N | 6 | ||
| COMPUTER: GX280 | 9 | INS | N | 20 | ||
| GAME VIDEO ELECTRONIC: PLAYSTATI | 9 | INS | N | 3 | ||
| STEREO SOUND DISCO SYSTEM, PORTA | 9 | INS | N | 2 | ||
| TELEVISION RECEIVER HOME TYPE, W | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| TV SET LG:CT29Q26ET | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| BATH UNIT PORTABLE | 9 | INS | N | 2 | ||
| CONTAINERIZED LATRI | 9 | INS | N | 2 | ||
| TV, PLASMA 61" PIONEER MDL#PDP61 | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| RECEIVER TRANSMITTER COMTECH: 10 | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| SAT RECEIVER: ACC SAT13536 | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| GENERATOR GAS | 9 | INS | N | 7 | ||
| LIGHT SET: AL4060D-4MH | 9 | INS | N | 6 | ||
| BINOCULARS: 7X50 SOURCE ONE STEI | N | TPE | N | 2 | ||
| BINOCULARS: 8 X 25 WATERPROOF BU | N | TPE | N | 4 | ||
| JOHN DEERE M-GATOR TR | N | TPE | N | 5 | ||
| INSRTS ENHNCD SM XS | N | TPE | N | 15 | ||
| INSERTS,ENHANCED SM | N | TPE | N | 29 | ||
| INSERTS,ENHANCED SM | N | TPE | N | 100 | ||
| INSERTS,ENHANCED SM | N | TPE | N | 68 | ||
| INSERTS,ENHANCED SM | N | TPE | N | 138 | ||
| BEVERAGE DISPENSER: USM20 | 9 | INS | N | 2 | ||
| MG 50 M2 HB FL GD/VEH | T | TPE | N | 1 | ||
| WASHING MACHINE: WP1300QP | 9 | INS | N | 4 | ||
| MOUNT MACH GUN M197 | T | TPE | N | 4 | ||
| TELEVISION 27" :2909D | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| PROJECTION TV: MM61110 RCA | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| RT-1523E(C)/U | T | TPE | N | 1 | ||
| ROBOT, EXPERIMENTAL: MARCBOT IV | N | TPE | N | 1 | ||
| REFRIGERATOR: 220V 50HZ GENERAL | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| REFRIGERATOR: 9CF WHIRLPOOL | 9 | INS | N | 4 | ||
| REFRIGERATOR: SU252 SUNNY | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| REFRIGERATOR:ABOSOCOLD | 9 | INS | N | 3 | ||
| REFRIGERATOR: KELONE | 9 | INS | N | 2 | ||
| REFRIGERATOR: CMV10005 | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| REFRIGERATOR: WANSA/14DRAHA | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| REFRIGERATOR: DAEWOO FR143 | 9 | INS | N | 2 | ||
| REFRIGERATOR:VESTEL 500 | 9 | INS | N | 4 | ||
| REFRIGERATOR:500294 | 9 | INS | N | 4 | ||
| TRK CONCRETE M919 | N | TPE | N | 1 | ||
| ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE (ATV), 6X6 C | N | TPE | N | 5 | ||
| REDPACK HUSKY MK2: CTR/PERS | N | TPE | N | 1 | ||
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This file contains all the structures, macros, enums used by the DCC UT applications. More...
#include <stdint.h>
#include <ti/csl/csl_dcc.h>
#include <ti/csl/soc.h>
#include <ti/drv/uart/UART_stdio.h>
#include <ti/board/board.h>
#include <ti/osal/osal.h>
#include <ti/csl/csl_esm.h>
Data Structures | |
| struct | stw_DCCConfigParams_t |
| DCC configuration parameter structure. More... | |
| struct | st_DCCTestcaseParams_t |
| Test case parameter structure. More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | st_TestType |
| Test types. | |
Functions | |
| int32_t | DCCClockEnable (uint32_t module) |
| This API to enable the clock for DCC module. More... | |
| uint32_t | DCCAppGetSrc1SeedVal (uint32_t testClk, uint32_t refClkCnt, uint32_t testClkFreq) |
| This function returns seed value for COUNT1. More... | |
| int32_t | DCCAppGetTestClkfreqKHz (uint32_t dccInst, uint32_t clk0Src, uint32_t *clk0Freq, uint32_t clk1Src, uint32_t *clk1Freq) |
| This functions returns the frequency of reference and test clock. More... | |
| void | DCCAppEnableEsm (uint32_t esmInst, uint32_t esmEvtNum) |
| This functions enables the ESM module. More... | |
| void | st_dccSingleShot_main (st_DCCTestcaseParams_t *testParams) |
| This functions starts dcc operation in single shot mode. More... | |
| void | st_cont_main (st_DCCTestcaseParams_t *testParams) |
| This functions starts dcc operation in continuous mode. More... | |
This file contains all the structures, macros, enums used by the DCC UT applications.
| void DCCAppEnableEsm | ( | uint32_t | esmInst, |
| uint32_t | esmEvtNum | ||
| ) |
This functions enables the ESM module.
| esmInst | esm instance used. |
| esmEvtNum | esm event number. |
| uint32_t DCCAppGetSrc1SeedVal | ( | uint32_t | testClk, |
| uint32_t | refClkCnt, | ||
| uint32_t | testClkFreq | ||
| ) |
This function returns seed value for COUNT1.
| testClk | Reference clock frequency in KHz. |
| testClkCnt | Reference clock seed count. |
| seed | value seed count for COUNT1. |
| int32_t DCCAppGetTestClkfreqKHz | ( | uint32_t | dccInst, |
| uint32_t | clk0Src, | ||
| uint32_t * | clk0Freq, | ||
| uint32_t | clk1Src, | ||
| uint32_t * | clk1Freq | ||
| ) |
This functions returns the frequency of reference and test clock.
| dccInst | DCC instance used. |
| clk0Src | Reference clock source. |
| clk0Freq | Reference clock frequency. |
| clk1Src | Test clock source. |
| clk1Freq | Test clock frequency. |
| status | status of operation. |
| int32_t DCCClockEnable | ( | uint32_t | module | ) |
This API to enable the clock for DCC module.
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This functions starts dcc operation in continuous mode.
| testParams | dcc test parameter. |
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This functions starts dcc operation in single shot mode.
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| HTMLBaseElement | Document base URI. |
| HTMLBaseFontElement | Base font. |
| HTMLBodyElement | The HTML document body. |
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| HTMLDListElement | Definition list. |
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| HTMLOListElement | Ordered list. |
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Higgins is an API that serves news feeds as JSON data.
Simply the hit the endpoints below to get data. Data is plain JSON by default. JSONP can be requested by adding a ?callback=yourCallbackFunctionNameHere
query parameter to the URL.
Here are the API endpoints available:
| URL | Feed provided |
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/v1/commerce-news |
Commerce media statements from the Commerce site |
/v1/ministerials |
Ministerial media statements from the WA Govt Media Statements site |


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Gaveler
Summer 2019
Team
Solo Redesign
Role
UI/UX Designer
Methods
Competitive analysis, user research, user testing, wireframing, prototyping
Skills
Adobe Photoshop, Adobe XD
Many people know about the Brock Turner case, but how many people know who the acting judge was? Who was the person responsible for the ruling? Let's say you have a hearing with a judge at your local county court for a traffic violation. Would you want to see other people's experiences with this judge? Whether or not they were fair and respectful?
At Dog and Rooster, I worked on redesigning a current in-house app called Gaveler. The idea behind the app was to help users share their experiences about judges and cases. Currently, there isn’t a way for people to effectively express their opinions. Sure, there are applications like Yelp, that allow users to rate restaurants and establishments, but judges are rarely under scrutiny and critique by the general public.
Final Redesign
Redesign was focused on streamlining the user experience and usability of the application.
Major Changes
Research - Big Questions
Why would a user care about judges?
What type of information would users be looking for?
Stakeholders? Opiniated? Educated?
How do we maintain a user base?
What experience are they looking for? Exploration? Community?
Research - Journey Map
To understand how people currently intake political news.
The Users
People who want to read and educate themselves about judges and cases.
People who want to express excitement/unhappiness after a court hearing
People who are politically charged and want to discuss judges/cases
Competitive Analysis
What's currently out there? What are some exemplars of applications that have rating features?
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I interviewed people who ranged from politically inactive to politically active. The term “politics” is referring to current events related to the judicial system. I defined each category by these metrics:
Key Insights
Resdesign Goals
I focused on three main goals/actions I wanted the users to do:
01 View
02 React
03 Post
From the competitive analysis and interviews, I created a list of improvements I wanted to make and categorized them based on which action/goal it would help achieve.
01 View
More categorization by hottest, trending, controversial, in the news, etc. to engage interest and help retain user base
Entirely new section for shared experiences (more like a feed)
Onboarding - Username, photo, add to collection, political affiliation, age
02 React
Entirely new section for shared experiences (more like a feed)
Q&A section where users can ask other users questions about specific judges/cases - A way to give advice, elaborate on a shared experience, develop repertoire between users, just chat
03 Post
Create a more pleasurable posting experience - Currently a lot of steps users must take
Create and post Shareable collections (rather than a private watchlist)
Lo-Fi Prototype
Iteration 1
Home Page
Updated menu bar with posting "+" button emphasized
Trending judges/cases displayed on top to engage user interest
Posting Process
Three step, open text, streamlined process that allows users to skip unknown inputs
Seven step process that forces users to indicate case type, many of which are highly specific and use nuanced language that not all people would easily understand
Major Changes
User Testing
In order to make sure that the prototype fit the needs of the users, I created a list of tasks I wanted the users to focus on and led think-aloud protocols for each of the user testers to see where they struggled/found success. Mapping out user flows helped me understand which interactions needed to be fixed.
Key Insights
01
Posting process is inconsistent. When tasked with posting an experience/Q&A, they were confused about where to go.
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What exactly is a shared experience? Can anyone post a shared experience? Users didn’t understand who could post a shared experience/if there was a strict process to verify that the user actually interacted with the judge.
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Users were confused about the judge/case icon on the bottom banner but were able to discern all other icons.
Final Product
Using the feedback I got from user testing, I fixed three main things:
All other features and pages remain the same.


Spain's Bautista Agut out of Davis Cup after father's death
MADRID (Reuters) - Spain’s Roberto Bautista Agut has withdrawn from the Davis Cup Finals after the death of his father on Thursday.
Bautista Agut played in Spain’s victories over Russia and Croatia but left the team and returned to Castellon after the health of his father Joaquin deteriorated.
Bautista Agut, who reached this year’s Wimbledon semi-finals, lost his mother suddenly in 2018.
Hosts Spain play Argentina on Friday at Madrid’s La Caja Magica for a place in the semi-finals.
Feliciano Lopez, Marcel Granollers and Pablo Carreno Busta are Spain’s other options to share the singles load with world number one Rafael Nadal.


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assuming everybody votes, it seems to work, but if some dont vote it could be an issue
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The demo is based on the Aug 5, 2012 dump of Stack Overflow data
For this demo, only posts tagged "xml" were indexed (~128,000 questions and answers, and 164,000 comments)
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DAT (XML) files, used by tools like MAME and CLR MAME Pro, are a great tool to check, rebuild and
convert romsets.
However, they lack many useful informations: screen resolution, arcade system (Bally/Midway, CPS X,
Sega System X...), emulation status, game type, etc.
They are also generally pretty large, and cannot easily be toyed with if you don't use specialized
software.
Using a CSV file (wether exported from ArcadeItalia or completely custom-made) allows anyone with Excel (or any text editor) to filter the lists and create their own custom collection.
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Introduction to programming in Python for life scientists. Students learn the basics of Python and its language constructs (variables, types, lists, loops, conditionals, functions, arrays) to answer questions in biology (genome sequence alignment, molecular dynamics trajectories, dynamical systems modeling, and bioimage analysis).
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During my time at Rutgers, the biggest celebrity was not an athlete or a professor, but a bus driver named Stan Mcneil. However, what made Stan famous was not his mad bus driving skills, but his passion for supporting students.
Trips on Stan's LX bus started with a fist-bump, and from that point forward riders stopped being students and became "winners" or "champions." During their trip between campuses, Stan would pepper them with thoughts like "this is your time" and "I can't wait to see the greatness explode out of each one of you." Students then get another fist-bump as they got of the bus and head on their way to classes, reinvigorated by the fact that no matter what, Stan was in their corner.
Immediately after he started driving in 2011, students started responding to Stan's messages. Within weeks of his starting there was a Facebook fan page setup, a Twitter account was created to repeat his messages, and countless photos snapped with Stan on his LX. Not everyone shared this excitement for Stan (including me occasionally), however, many more loved the fact that this stranger was supporting them purely of his own accord.
Stan continued driving for two years until a couple weeks back Stan and Rutgers parted ways (the two sides have differing stories about why this happened). Within the day, Rutgers students took to the Internet to express their sadness through Facebook statuses, tweets, a change.org petition to get him reinstated, and by commenting on a Youtube video he made to students, which now stands at over 25,000 views.
Unsurprisingly, none of the comments on any of these channels talked about Stan the bus driver. they all talked about Stan the motivator. People shared stories about how he had inspired students on their way to exams, how he cheered them up after they had bombed exams, or how he simply helped them feel connected in a university where it's easy to disappear. In short, they shared stories about he made their lives better.
What I find most interesting about Stan is that he probably wouldn't have touched so many students if he were in the millenial mindset of “I must be in a job that fulfills my dreams”. Hell, he probably wouldn't have even applied for a position as a bus driver. Instead, he'd see the posting for a bus driver and think "being a bus driver isn't my passion, what I really want is to help people," and then he'd go look for the perfect career for him to help people.
However, what Stan showed everyone is that you can find ways to fulfill your passion in any line of work, sometimes you just need to be a little creative with how you do it.
This post was initally inspired by my friend Larry and later posted on Medium, I've since ported it over here


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'Heaven Can Wait'
A retrospective movie review by Walter Frith
Not to be confused as a remake of the 1943 film 'Heaven Can Wait' starring Gene Tierney, Don Ameche, Charles Coburn and Marjorie Main, Warren Beatty's 1978 film 'Heaven Can Wait' is actually a remake of 1941's 'Here Comes Mr. Jordan' starring Robert Montgomery, Claude Rains (as Mr. Jordan), Evelyn Keyes, Rita Johnson and James Gleason (Jackie's father) in which a prize fighter is taken to Heaven before his time by a blundering guardian angel and upon attempting to return Montgomery's soul to his Earthly body, a discovery is made that the body has been cremated and a new body must be found for his spirit. It's a pleasant enough film but Beatty's remake is far superior. 'Here Comes Mr. Jordan' looks rushed at times with many scenes resembling the mark of only a couple takes per scene being done but Warren Beatty is a director who added more sentimental emotion to a fantasy film laced with moments of comedy.
Nominated for 9 Oscars - Best Picture, Actor (Warren Beatty), Supporting Actor (Jack Warden), Supporting Actress (Dyan Cannon), Director (Beatty and Buck Henry), Adapted Screenplay (Elaine May and Beatty), Cinematography and Music Score (it would only win one for the film's Art Direction/Set Decoration), Beatty starred as a quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams who gets into the same predicament as Montgomery did mentioned in the first paragraph. James Mason co-starred as Mr. Jordan and the rest of the cast shines very well in this film that is strangely moving towards the end but gives no impression of that throughout its running time of only 100 minutes.
The interesting thing about this movie is that Beatty would be the only filmmaker in history to receive Oscar nominations in the category of acting, writing, producing and directing for a single film twice. Once for 'Heaven Can Wait' and again in 1981 for his epic true story of American communist John Reed in 'Reds'. Beatty would get one Oscar in all for directing 'Reds'.
It is rare for a remake to be better than its original but 'Heaven Can Wait' is a film that looks better if you can see 'Here Comes Mr. Jordan' as a companion piece around the same time. Both are available on home video.
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ti-widget-progressbar demo
The progressPercent properties of the progress bars below are bound to the slider's value:
White: positon = sticky
Black: position = relative
Light/Med/Dark Torquoise: position = absolute.
Red: position = fixed.


MEANduino is a simple boilerplate MEAN application that is intended to serve as a training/learning application for those that want to connect their arduino to the internet of things. It's a free, easy, and fast way to set up a web-server for your Arduino application. Basically, by using various free softwares and services, we are hoping to help individuals that aren't generally web-programmers connect their creations to the internet. Once you have the ability to easily push your data to the internet, you have many more opportunities than you would otherwise have.
The MEANduino "stack" is available at the github page here: here. Tutorials and other information will be made avaiable to help you set up the free services and take your creation to the next level.
Any. Thing. You want.
That's the point and the fun of what we've done. We've created a bare-bones simple, example-driven "boilerplate" MEAN application that you can use for free to start pushing your information online.
Please also visit our demo page for an example of a MEANduino-based application!
Absolutely. I have only come up with a small set of ideas, and I can't even begin to imagine half of what the community has already put together. If you have an idea to help out MEANduino, just drop me an email: paulnurkkala@gmail.com


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Miffed GT Devegowda distances from JD(S) campaign
by Ranjith KandyaThe dissent between former chief minister H D Kumaraswamy and JD(S) MLA G T Devegowda continued.
Kumaraswamy, who is campaigning for JD(S) candidate for Hunsur Assembly by-poll Somashekar on Thursday said that he will not contact G T Devegowda seeking support for Hunsur JD(S) candidate.
"I will not contact him. I welcome him if he gives support on his own," Kumaraswamy said.
It has to be mentioned that Devegowda has maintained distance from the party activities and the leaders for the last few months. He also had said that he is in the party but, he will not attend any events.
In the 2018 Assembly election, Devegowda, a prominent Vokkaliga community leader in the region, defeated former chief minister Siddaramaiah with a margin of 35,000 votes from the Chamundeshwari Assembly segment.
Siddaramaiah, AHV meet GTD
Congress Legislative Party leader Siddaramaiah and BJP candidate A H Vishwanath had met G T Devegowda seeking his support in the byelections. Devegowda has, however, responded positively to Vishwanath.


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Real Madrid to consider recalling Jesus Vallejo from Wolverhampton Wanderers?
Real Madrid are allegedly considering whether to cut short Jesus Vallejo's loan spell at Wolverhampton Wanderers.
by Darren PlantDespite having been expected to be a regular in Nuno Espirito Santo's starting lineup, Vallejo has made just six starts and one substitute outing in all competitions.
The 22-year-old has also played just 162 minutes of Premier League, which has led to Defensa Central claiming that Real could recall the centre-back in January.
The report states that while there is no ill feeling towards Wolves, there is currently concern that Vellejo will not be ready to rejoin Real's first-team squad next season.
The Spanish giants are likely to assess Vallejo's game time up until the beginning of 2020 before making a final decision.
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scrape_superbowls()
Returns a tibble
# Get superbowls scrape_superbowls()#> # A tibble: 108 x 4 #> team season superbowl sb_points #> * <chr> <int> <chr> <int> #> 1 Green Bay Packers 1966 Won Superbowl 35 #> 2 Green Bay Packers 1967 Won Superbowl 33 #> 3 New York Jets 1968 Won Superbowl 16 #> 4 Kansas City Chiefs 1969 Won Superbowl 23 #> 5 Baltimore Colts 1970 Won Superbowl 16 #> 6 Dallas Cowboys 1971 Won Superbowl 24 #> 7 Miami Dolphins 1972 Won Superbowl 14 #> 8 Miami Dolphins 1973 Won Superbowl 24 #> 9 Pittsburgh Steelers 1974 Won Superbowl 16 #> 10 Pittsburgh Steelers 1975 Won Superbowl 21 #> # … with 98 more rows


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ROMEO IS BLEEDING A film review by Susan Fanelli Copyright 1994 Susan Fanelli
Starring: Gary Oldman, Lena Olin, Anabella Sciorra, Juliette Lewis, Roy Scheider. Directed: Peter Medak Screenplay: Hilary Henkin Produced: Hilary Henkin and Paul Webster Gramercy Films SAF rating: 3/10 (Lena Olin, cinematography, music)
ROMEO IS BLEEDING wants to carry the unusual flavor of RESERVOIR DOGS or BAD LIEUTENANT. With director Peter Medak, whose previous credits include the good films LET HIM HAVE IT and THE KRAYS, and top-notch character actors Gary Oldman and Lena Olin, they seemed likely to be a successful combination. Those mentioned films, however, brought something to the screen that ROMEO IS BLEEDING did not: a solid, well-written screenplay. Call me cynical, but the jobs of writer and producer don't seem to mix well.
Gary Oldman plays Jack Grimaldi, a good cop turned bad, selling information to the mob and cheating on his wife. His cheating is obvious enough to obtain his nickname, although the name doesn't provide any insight or analogy to the Shakespearean character. Jack has become addicted to "feeding the hole", a hole in the ground where he stores his payoff money. When he realizes his colleagues are being shot, he feebly attempts to get out. Gary Oldman's performance is disappointingly weak; he seems nearly bored.
In the process, he also gets tangled-up with Mona Demarkov, a Russian mobsterette who wants to take over the territory from top boss Falcone, played adequately by Roy Scheider. Demarkov, played by Lena Olin, is a tough but tremendously sexy woman with seemingly no problems maneuvering within the mob world. This character is combination of both Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schwarznegger from TERMINATOR 2. I can't remember seeing a character quite like her. After being shot, handcuffed, and thrown in the back seat of a car, she still manages to cause an accident, kick out the windshield with her legs, grab a suitcase full of money (plus some important documentation), climb through the rubble, land on her shot leg, and still succeed at running for safety. What a woman! Lena Olin's performance is the only glimmer in this dismal film.
Anabella Sciorra is wasted in her role as Romeo's wife. There is little insight into her character. She's depressed, she makes obvious references, she mopes around the house. Juliette Lewis, as Romeo's girlfriend, is treated with the same cliche attitudes, although Ms. Lewis' portrayal certainly didn't improve it. Both women were anything but sexy or attractive.
Poorly developed characters aside, the screenplay also suffers from several logistical problems. It is so discouraging to watch a film and want to shout at the main character (not) to do something. For example, Jack and his friends attend a funeral to hang in the background to scope-out the mob scene. Fine. Jack spots the big boss with his goons by the gravesite. Fine. What does Jack proceed to do? He brushes his friends off by telling them he isn't feeling well, then strolls over to the boss. Why? The boss had all ready threatened him; Falcone simply takes the opportunity to issue more threats by ordering his goons to take off some of Jack's toes by the gravesite. I guess they weren't worried about any federal agents lingering around after the funeral....
Or here's another: Demarkov set-up her own death by cutting off her arm with a circular saw. She proceeded to set the place on fire. Wouldn't the flames burn off the fingerprints? Aren't dental records more important? As bright and resourceful as she was supposed to be, couldn't she come up with a better plot? (And it took her no time at all to get a good-fitting, functional prosthesis.)
Lack of attention to detail certainly adds up in a film. This film doesn't even add up the large details. There is little or no consistency in the story-line. Not much makes sense.
The direction lacks cohesion, surprising from a director whose previous credits are impeccable. The moods shift, the styles shift, and no one can seem to decide if it is a serious film or satire of one. So while it certainly isn't RESERVOIR DOGS, it certainly isn't DIVA.
There's plenty more to tear apart in this film. My advice to someone who hasn't seen it to to wait until it comes on video. There are some quotable lines that would provide a campy evening if not taken seriously. It's not a boring film, just not a good one. Or an intelligent one.
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FINGOLIMOD
See also: bradycardia inducing drugs
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 96
FINGOLIMOD RxNorm: 1012892 ATC: L04AA27 |
BRADYCARDIA INDUCING DRUGS CLASS CODE: C0N0S0 |
Increase of the bradycardia inducing effects which can have fatal consequences. The beta-blocking agents are even more at risk since they inhibit the adrenergic compensation mechanisms |
Not recommended Clinical monitoring and continuous EKG during the 24 hours following the first dose. |


Using KSTEP
KStep is a high efficiency 4-axis microstepping drive that can drive motors up to 5Amps @ 48V. In addition to the 4 motor drives KStep also provides addition I/O features: (16) 12-24V opto isolated filtered inputs, (2) opto-isolated relay driver type outputs good for 0.1A @ 30V, and one isolated PMW to Analog output. All controller signals are 3.3V LVTTL compatable. There is also an on-board voltage clamp circuit to protect against regenerative over voltage. KStep is designed to snap together with KFLOP for plug and play operation. A single 1:1 26-pin ribbon cable will provide all logic power, Step/Dir Signals, Enable, Relay driver, Analog PWM, and Opto input connections. Two KSteps can be stacked to drive a total of 8 motors.
Figure 1 - KStep
Figure 2 - KStep + KFLOP
Configuring KFLOP for use with KStep
Configuring KStep is fairly straightforward as it is normally an open loop system (although it is possible to operate in closed loop stepper mode) so all feedback, servo, PID, Filter, Feedforward, commutation parameters are not used and amy be ignored. KStep is basically a Step/Dir drive so it makes use of the Step/Dir Output mode in KFLOP. See the items circled in red below. Note output mode type "Step Dir" is selected. Shown is the Output Channel selection for KStep Motor #0. Note that output channel 8 is selected instead of 0 to select the LVTTL output mode required by KStep. See here for more information. Motors #0, #1, #2, and #3 would be selected as 8, 9, 10, 11 respectively. Output gain may be specified as -1 to reverse the direction of motion.
Note: for the pulse polarity and pulse time to be set properly the following line of C Code needs to be executed after every power up. With the default settings there is marginal timing on direction setup which may result in "drift" caused by a microstep in the wrong direction when changing directions. This line of Code is already included in the Example C Initialization Programs (ie InitKStep3Axis.c)
FPGA(STEP_PULSE_LENGTH_ADD) = 63 + 0x80; // set polarity and pulse length to
4us
Example Axis configurations are also provided as KStepAxis0.mot, KStepAxis1.mot, KStepAxis2.mot, KStepAxis3.mot
Limit switch options may also be selected. KStep 12-24V Opto inputs are commonly used as Limit switch inputs and are referenced as Input Bits 168-183. Using NC type limit switches will mean that the inputs are normally high and go open and low when activated. In this case the "Stop when low" option should be selected. For more info see here.
Motion profile settings on the Step Response Screen are used
Enable KStep Amplifiers
An amplifier enable signal is required to enable the KStep Full Bridge Amplifiers. One signal enables all 4 of the KStep amplifiers. The enable signal is positive true meaning it requires a high level 3.3V LVTTL (sourcing) signal to enable the drives. With the standard JP36 26-pin ribbon connector to KFLOP this signal is connected to KFLOP IO 45 which must be set as an output and set high to enable the drives. The enable signal is optically isolated from the KSTEP VBB and GND when operating KSTEP in isolated mode.
If JP36 is not used then a 3.3V enable signal may alternately be applied to a screw terminal on J6. Or when two KSteps are stacked for driving 8 motors the screw terminals on J6 may be used as an output on the first KStep to daisy chain the enable signal to the second KStep.
For testing purposes KStep may be enabled using the Digital I/O Screen as shown below.
From C code the Amplifiers may be enabled with the code shown below.
SetBitDirection(45,1); // set Enable Signal as Output
SetBit(45); // Enable the KStep Amplifiers
Additionally, code might be added to enable the amplifiers as soon as motion is detected and disabled after a period of time with no motion. Here is an example:
double T0, LastX=0, LastY=0, LastZ=0;
for (;;) // loop forever
{
WaitNextTimeSlice();
// Service Amplifier disable after no activity for a while
if (ch0->Dest != LastX || ch1->Dest != LastY || ch2->Dest != LastZ)
{
// we moved - enable KStep Amplifers
SetBit(45);
T0 = Time_sec(); // record the time and position of last motion
LastX=ch0->Dest;
LastY=ch1->Dest;
LastZ=ch2->Dest;
}
else
{
if (Time_sec() > T0 + 10.0) ClearBit(45);
}
}
Digital Status
The Opto Isolated 12-24V Digital Inputs can be observed by selecting the Virtual Tab of the Digital I/O Screen. The 16 opto inputs will be shown as active when current is flowing through the opto circuit. For input circuit and pinouts see. The KStep Opto Inputs are actually virtual inputs that are multiplexed in through KFLOP I/O. KFLOP can perform this multiplexing automatically by setting the global variable KStepPresent. The following line of C code should be added to your Init.c program:
KStepPresent=TRUE;
Relay Driver Outputs
The Opto Isolated 24V outputs can be observed and controlled by selecting the KFLOP tab of the Digital I/O Screen. The 2 opto outputs will be shown as active when the outputs are conducting current. The KStep outputs are the same as the standard KFLOP outputs except they are opto isolated and amplified to handle up to 24V. For output circuit and pinouts see.
To make use of the outputs within a C program the following C code shows an example of enabling both the outputs, turning them on, then turning them off.
SetBitDirection(0,1); //set as output
SetBitDirection(1,1); //set as output
SetBit(0); // turn output on
SetBit(1); // turn output on
ClearBit(0); // turn output off
ClearBit(1); // turn output off
Analog Output
The KStep Analog output is a low Speed (10ms time constant) isolated analog output that is commonly used as a VFD Spindle Speed Control signal. KFLOP outputs a 3.3V digital PWM on IO 44 to KSTEP which optically isolates and filters it to create an analog signal. Isolated power and ground (often supplied by the VFD) are required. The analog output voltage will be a proportion of the supplied voltage relative to the duty cycle of the PWM signal. For example a 75% high duty cycle will provide a voltage which is approximately 75% of the supplied voltage.
To configure KFLOP to output the appropriate PWM signal into KSTEP the configuration code below should be used. There is an FPGA option to move PWM0 (which normally is output on connector JP6 with the other 7 PWM outputs) over to JP7 Pin5 IO44. IO44 must also be configured as an output, the PWM Prescale Divider set to a reasonable value, and the PWM enabled.
FPGA(KAN_TRIG_REG)=4; // Mux PWM0 to JP7 Pin5 IO 44 for KSTEP
SetBitDirection(44,1); // define bit as an output
FPGA(IO_PWMS_PRESCALE) = 46; // divide clock by 46 (1.4 KHz)
FPGA(IO_PWMS+1) = 1; // Enable
The Analog output has nonlinearity near the 0% duty cycle region due to opto coupler pulse shaping effects. The nonlinearity can be mostly corrected in software through calibration. Below is a raw uncorrected analog output with a PWM frequency of 1.4KHz (PWM Prescale = 46).
Using a correction algorithm where the PWM value that will most closely produce the desired output voltage is determined from a table lookup approach for the first 7 PWM counts, and a simple linear interpolation is used for determining PWM settings 7 through 240 the linearized results are shown below. Although now linear there is still low resolution for settings below ~5% full scale.
Below is the C function used to linearize the output.
// PWM->Analog Correction
//
// assume very non-linear for first few count and linear thereafter
//
// Measure output ratio for first 0-7 counts then at 240
float V[]=
{
0.001, // count = 0
0.031, // count = 1
0.044, // count = 2
0.054, // count = 3
0.062, // count = 4
0.069, // count = 5
0.074, // count = 6
0.079 // count = 7
};
float V240=0.970;
int CorrectAnalog(float v)
{
int r;
float v2=2.0f*v;
// compare with half way points to determine closest count
if (v2 < V[1]+V[0]) return 0;
if (v2 < V[2]+V[1]) return 1;
if (v2 < V[3]+V[2]) return 2;
if (v2 < V[4]+V[3]) return 3;
if (v2 < V[5]+V[4]) return 4;
if (v2 < V[6]+V[5]) return 5;
if (v2 < V[7]+V[6]) return 6;
// must be 7 or higher do linear interpolation
r = (int)(7.5 + (v-V[7])/(V240-V[7])*(240.0f-7.0f));
if (r>255) r=255;
return r;
}


AdjustRect (calculate ToolTip display rectangle)
AdjustRect(BOOL fLarger,*tagRECT rc )
| AdjustRect | Calculates a ToolTip control's text display rectangle from its window rectangle, or the ToolTip window rectangle needed to display a specified text display rectangle. |
| fLarger | Value that specifies which operation to perform. If true, rc is used to specify a text-display rectangle and it receives the corresponding window rectangle. If false, rc is used to specify a window rectangle and it receives the corresponding text display rectangle. |
| rc | rect structure to hold either a ToolTip window rectangle or a text display rectangle. |
| Return Value | Returns a non-zero value if the rectangle is successfully adjusted, and returns zero if an error occurs. |
| Requires version 5.80 or later of Comctl32.dll | |
| See Also: | NewToolRect |


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| std::string | genStringPreFrame (size_t frameNum) |
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| std::string | genStringForFrame (size_t frameNum) |
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| void | enableColor () |
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| void | disableColor () |
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| virtual void | setupTrace () |
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| virtual std::string | genStringPreFrameIMPL (size_t frameNum) |
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| virtual std::string | genStringForFrameIMPL (size_t frameNum)=0 |
| Generate string for the frame info. | |
| virtual std::string | genStringPostFrameIMPL (size_t frameNum) |
| Generate string for the frame info suffix. More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
| Tracer * | trace = nullptr |
| Pointer to the trace. | |
| bool | disableColorB = false |
| Whether to disable colored output or not. | |
Basic class for all printers.
Definition at line 39 of file AbstractPrinter.hpp.
| std::string tracer::AbstractPrinter::generateString | ( | ) |
Generates a string for the complete stack trace.
Definition at line 47 of file AbstractPrinter.cpp.
| std::string tracer::AbstractPrinter::genStringForFrame | ( | size_t | frameNum | ) |
Generates a string for the frame information.
| frameNum | The number off the frame to process |
Definition at line 88 of file AbstractPrinter.cpp.
| std::string tracer::AbstractPrinter::genStringPostFrame | ( | size_t | frameNum | ) |
Generates a string for the frame information (suffix)
| frameNum | The number off the frame to process |
Definition at line 100 of file AbstractPrinter.cpp.
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Generate string for the frame info suffix.
Default implementation.
Reimplemented in tracer::FilePrinter.
Definition at line 69 of file AbstractPrinter.cpp.
| std::string tracer::AbstractPrinter::genStringPreFrame | ( | size_t | frameNum | ) |
Generates a string for the frame information (prefix)
| frameNum | The number off the frame to process |
Definition at line 76 of file AbstractPrinter.cpp.
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protectedvirtual |
Generate string for the frame info prefix.
Default implementation.
Reimplemented in tracer::SystemInfoPrinter.
Definition at line 68 of file AbstractPrinter.cpp.
| void tracer::AbstractPrinter::printToFile | ( | std::string | file, |
| bool | append = true |
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| ) |
Prints the stack trace to a file.
| file | The file to print to |
| append | Whether to append the stack trace to the file or not |
Definition at line 115 of file AbstractPrinter.cpp.
| void tracer::AbstractPrinter::setTrace | ( | tracer::Tracer * | t | ) |
Sets the trace to print.
| t | The trace to print |
Definition at line 145 of file AbstractPrinter.cpp.


This tests reflect 2 way binding between an expression and a variable in the model within the scope. The variable "spice" in the model is updated by the functions defined in the controller and that are invoked when clicking on the buttons. Notice that both buttons invoke the controller functions by utilizing the "ng-click" angular directive that receives as argument the name of the function to be executed upon clicking on them. Every time the "spice" variable changes value Angular automatically updates the view (HTML page) with the new value. This feature of automatically updating the view (HTML page) when the counterpart model changes is called 2-way binding.
The food is {{spice}} spicy!


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A toolkit/software architecture to ease creating high-performance neural network simulators
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#include <CompleteMatrix.h>
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| CompleteMatrix (string t="complete", string i="const", int r=2, int c=2, BGFLOAT m=0.0, string v="") | |
| CompleteMatrix (const CompleteMatrix &oldM) | |
| Copy constructor. Performs a deep copy. More... | |
| virtual | ~CompleteMatrix () |
| De-allocate storage. | |
| CompleteMatrix & | operator= (const CompleteMatrix &rhs) |
| Assignment operator. More... | |
| BGFLOAT & | operator() (int row, int column) |
| access element at (row, column) – mutator More... | |
| virtual void | Print (ostream &os) const |
| Polymorphic output. Produces text output on stream os. Used by operator<<() More... | |
| virtual string | toXML (string name="") const |
| Produce XML representation of Matrix in string return value. More... | |
| virtual const CompleteMatrix | operator+ (const CompleteMatrix &rhs) const |
| Compute the sum of two CompleteMatrices of the same rows and columns. More... | |
| virtual const CompleteMatrix | operator* (const CompleteMatrix &rhs) const |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Matrix | |
| virtual | ~Matrix () |
| Virtual Destructor. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| void | clear (void) |
| Frees up all dynamically allocated storage. | |
| void | copy (const CompleteMatrix &source) |
| void | alloc (int rows, int cols) |
| Allocates storage for internal Matrix storage. More... | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from Matrix | |
| Matrix (string t="", string i="", int r=0, int c=0, BGFLOAT m=0.0) | |
| void | SetAttributes (string t, string i, int r, int c, BGFLOAT m, int d) |
| Convenience mutator. More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
| int | dimensions |
| One or two dimensional. | |
| int | rows |
| Number of rows in Matrix (>0) | |
| int | columns |
| Number of columns in Matrix (>0) | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from Matrix | |
| string | type |
| string | init |
| int | rows |
| Number of rows in Matrix (>0) | |
| int | columns |
| Number of columns in Matrix (>0) | |
| BGFLOAT | multiplier |
| Constant used for initialization. | |
| int | dimensions |
| One or two dimensional. | |
Friends | |
| class | VectorMatrix |
| const CompleteMatrix | sqrt (const CompleteMatrix &v) |
An efficient implementation of a dynamically-allocated 2D array.
This is a self-allocating and de-allocating 2D array that is optimized for numerical computation. A bit of trial and error went into this. Originally, the idea was to manipulate CompleteMatrices using superclass pointers, which would allow generic computation on mixtures of subclass objects. However, that doesn't work too well with numeric computation, because of the need to have "anonymous" intermediate results. So, instead this is implemented as most classes would be, with the hope that compilers will optimize out unnecessary copying of objects that are intermediate results in numerical computations.
Definition at line 36 of file CompleteMatrix.h.
| CompleteMatrix::CompleteMatrix | ( | string | t = "complete" , |
| string | i = "const" , |
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| int | r = 2 , |
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| int | c = 2 , |
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| BGFLOAT | m = 0.0 , |
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| string | values = "" |
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| ) |
Allocate storage and initialize attributes. If "v" (values) is not empty, it will be used as a source of data for initializing the matrix (and must be a list of whitespace separated textual numeric data with rows * columns elements, if "t" (type) is "complete", or number of elements in diagonal, if "t" is "diag").
If "i" (initialization) is "const", then "m" will be used to initialize either all elements (for a "complete" matrix) or diagonal elements (for "diag").
"random" initialization is not yet implemented.
| Matrix_bad_alloc | |
| Matrix_invalid_argument |
| t | Matrix type (defaults to "complete") |
| i | Matrix initialization (defaults to "const") |
| r | rows in Matrix (defaults to 2) |
| c | columns in Matrix (defaults to 2) |
| m | multiplier used for initialization (defaults to zero) |
| v | values for initializing CompleteMatrix (this string is parsed as a list of floating point numbers) |
Definition at line 36 of file CompleteMatrix.cpp.
| CompleteMatrix::CompleteMatrix | ( | const CompleteMatrix & | oldM | ) |
Copy constructor. Performs a deep copy.
| oldM | The source CompleteMatrix |
Definition at line 103 of file CompleteMatrix.cpp.
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protected |
Allocates storage for internal Matrix storage.
| Matrix_bad_alloc | |
| MatrixException |
Allocate internal storage
Note: If you are getting this memory allocaiton error:
" terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc' what(): St9bad_alloc "
Please refer to LIFModel::Connections()
Definition at line 176 of file CompleteMatrix.cpp.
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protected |
Performs a deep copy. It is assumed that the storage allocate to theMatrix has already been deleted.
| source | VectorMatrix to copy from |
Definition at line 151 of file CompleteMatrix.cpp.
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inline |
access element at (row, column) – mutator
| row | element row |
| column | element column |
Definition at line 80 of file CompleteMatrix.h.
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virtual |
Matrix product. Number of rows of "rhs" must equal to number of columns of this.
| Matrix_domain_error |
| rhs | right-hand argument to the product. |
Definition at line 242 of file CompleteMatrix.cpp.
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virtual |
Compute the sum of two CompleteMatrices of the same rows and columns.
| Matrix_domain_error |
| rhs | right-hand argument to the addition. Must have same dimensions as this. |
Definition at line 225 of file CompleteMatrix.cpp.
| CompleteMatrix & CompleteMatrix::operator= | ( | const CompleteMatrix & | rhs | ) |
Assignment operator.
| rhs | right-hand side of assignment |
Definition at line 118 of file CompleteMatrix.cpp.
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Polymorphic output. Produces text output on stream os. Used by operator<<()
| os | stream to output to |
Implements Matrix.
Definition at line 194 of file CompleteMatrix.cpp.
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Produce XML representation of Matrix in string return value.
| name | name attribute for XML |
Definition at line 204 of file CompleteMatrix.cpp.


Contribute¶
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Fork this repository to your account.
Create a virtual environment, and install both
requirements.txt
andrequirements-dev.txt
.Create your feature branch
Test your feature branch, use
pytest
framework.Update documentation if necessary, and
make docs
.Create a pull request.
NREL reviews and merges after success.
Besides, please note that this may generate cost under your AWS account if there were cdk
operations during the development process.
Enjoy!