flibs/strings - Manipulate and store strings
The file textstr.f90 contains three fairly small modules, designed for simple text manipulation and storage:
edit_text for simple editing of text strings.
singleline_text for storing a string of arbitrary length.
multiline_text for storing a set of strings of arbitrary length, for instance a text file.
The facilities offered by these modules are geared to storage and some basic manipulations. They are not meant to be a complete module for arbitrary-length strings. hence the module.
The modules singleline_text and multiline_text each a suitable derived type:
Type to hold a string of arbitrary length.
Type to hold a set of strings of arbitrary length.
The module edit_text contains the following routines:
To import the subroutines, use this module.
Delete a substring from a string.
String to be modified
Position of the first character to be deleted
Length of the substring to be deleted
Insert a substring into a string.
String to be modified
Position after which to insert the substring (use 0 to insert it before the string)
Subtring to be inserted
The module singleline_text contains the following routines:
To import the subroutines, use this module.
Return the length of the text. As this is a pure function, you cna use it to define temporary strings of the correct length.
Text string to be examined
Clean up the storage for a previous text string. The result is an empty string.
Text string to be examined
Return the index (position) of a substring in the text.
Text string to be examined
Substring to be found
Search from the start (.false.) or from the back (.true.)
Store a string in a text_string type. Trailing blanks in the original string are explicitly stored.
Text string to be created/filled
Ordinary string to be copied into the text string
Store the contents of a text_string type in an ordinary string. If the string is too short, the result will be a truncated string.
Text string to be copied
Ordinary string to be filled
Read a text string from a file (one complete line).
The LU-number of the file
Text string to be created/filled
Indicates whether end-of-file was reached or not
Write a text string to a file (as one complete line).
The LU-number of the file
Text string to be written
Delete a substring from a text string.
Text string to be modified
Position of the first character to be deleted
Length of the substring to be deleted
Insert a substring into a string.
String to be modified
Position after which to insert the substring (use 0 to insert it before the string)
Subtring to be inserted
The module multiline_text contains the following routines:
To import the subroutines, use this module.
Return the maximum length of all text strings stored. Useful to define temporary strings.
Multiline text to be examined
Return the number of text strings stored.
Multiline text to be examined
Cleans up a multiline text - all text strings are deleted temporary strings.
Multiline text to be cleaned up
Inserts a text string or an ordinary string as a new line of text after the given position.
Multiline text to be modified
Position after which to insert the new line (use 0 to make it the first line)
Ordinary string, text_string or multine_text variable holding the text that will be inserted.
Delete the line at the given positions.
Multiline text to be modified
Position of the first line to be removed.
Position of the last line to be removed (optional, defaults to the first line).
Return a pointer (!) to the line at the given position. Note: no copy is made, but a pointer is returned. This means you can change the line of text via this pointer.
Multiline text to be examined
Position of the line to be returned
Variable that will point to the line of text
Read an entire file into a multiline text variable.
The name of the file to be read
Text string to be created/filled
Indicates whether an error occurred or not
Write a multiline text variable to a file.
Text string to be created/filled
The name of the file to be written
Indicates whether an error occurred or not
The file textstr_func.f90 contains a single module, multiple_line_text_functions, designed for filtering multiline text:
To import the subroutines, use this module.
Manipulate the contents of a multiline text variable via a user-defined subroutine or object (filter). Each line within the range is visited once. Lines that get inserted along the way are not examined.
Multiline text to be examined and possibly changed
Subroutine or object that defines the filter - see below
The first line to be examined (defaults to 1)
The last line to be examined (defaults to the last line in the variable text)
The subroutine filter has the following interface:
subroutine filter( pos, string, action, text_str, mltxt_str ) integer, intent(in) :: pos character(len=*), intent(in) :: string integer :: action type(text_string) :: text_str type(multiline_text) :: mltxt_str end subroutine filter
where:
pos is the current line number
string is the entire text of that line
action is the action to take:
mltxt_insert_after_text: insert the contents of the text_str variable after the current line.
mltxt_insert_after_mltxt: insert the contents of the mltxt_str variable after the current line.
mltxt_insert_before_text: insert the contents of the text_str variable before the current line.
mltxt_insert_before_mltxt: insert the contents of the mltxt_str variable before the current line.
mltxt_delete_current: delete the current line
mltxt_replace_text: replace the contents of the current line by that of text_str
mltxt_replace_mltxt: replace the contents of the current line by that of mltxt_str
mltxt_exit: break off the loop
mltxt_continue: continue with the next line (nothing is changed or added)
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1. Introduction
An "actuator” can be defined as a device that converts energy (in robotics, that energy tends to be electrical) into physical motion or a determined output like a visualization in a Display or the generation of a Sound.
An "actuator” can be defined as a device that converts energy (in robotics, that energy tends to be electrical) into physical motion or a determined output like a visualization in a Display or the generation of a Sound.


The Malaysian Wizard Academy previously opened several divisions around the world to cater to international students,
and to look for an ancient artifact.
However, after a few years, some of the divisions were forced to close down due to a lack of capital,
leaving them with only 8 divisions left. What’s the artifact that they are looking for?
- Oldest PM in the world
- Nasi Goreng origin
- Total land area: 2,842 km²
- Dumb ways to die
- Romeo
- Amber green red
- We now know red and yellow went so well together
- I like to move it move it
- South of Libya, West of Sudan
- God is the greatest
- 2008 Olympics
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- Visayan is so underrated
- Dram
- Why isn't it named Iceland?
- Tequila
- I am a little upset
- Mostly Amazon
- Temple of the Sun
- Only Olympic gold ever won is in Rio 2016, Taekwondo
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About stealth
Every 98 seconds, an American is sexually assaulted.
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Watch- Controversy erupts after Pakistan’s Mohammad Rizwan declared out off no-ball by Australia’s Pat Cummins
by JKR StaffPakistan were bowled out for 240 in their first innings in the first Test against Australia on Thursday. But the match was mired with huge controversy after the third umpire cleared Pat Cummins of a no-ball even though TV replays showed him clearly overstepping the line while landing to pitch the ball to Pakistan’s Mohammad Rizwan.
Pakistan lost their top five batsmen when the team’s score was just 95. Rizwan was beginning to bat confidently in a bid to revive the Pakistani innings when he was declared out caught by Tim Paine off Pat Cummins’ bowling. However, TV replays showed that Cummins had overstepped the bowling crease. Even the Australian commentators agreed that this was a clear no-ball and Rizwan ought to have been recalled to resume his batting.
Rizwan was batting at 37 off just 34 balls, but to everyone’s surprise, the third umpire decided to uphold the original decision by the field umpire declaring Rizwan out reducing Pakistan to 143-6.
The remaining batsmen later added 99 runs to take the team’s total to 240. Asad Shafiq was the highest scorer for his side with 76 runs. Azhar Ali and Shan Masood scored 39 and 27 respectively.
As for Australia, Mitchell Starc took four wickets, Pat Cummins three and Josh Hazlewood two. The last wicket of Iftikhar Ahmed went to Nathan Lyon.
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Statue defacement: BJYM lodges plaint
by Staff ReporterThe Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BYJM) on Saturday lodged a complaint with the Delhi Police in connection with the defacement of the statue of Swami Vivekananda at the Jawaharlal Nehru University.
Shivam Chhabra, spokesperson of the BJYM said, “It is unfortunate that the statue of Swami Vivekananda was vandalised. Swami ji is an idol for the youth. The incident must be investigated thoroughly and the culprits should be prosecuted as per law.”
While stating that “there is a lot of anger among the youth in the country,” Mr. Chhabra added, “His teachings are a source of inspiration among the youth. In the name of protesting, the entire university has been painted with objectionable slogans which is unfortunate and the administration should take action against the culprits.”
Slogans and messages directed towards right-wing outfits were found written on the pedestal of a yet to be unveiled statue of Swami Vivekananda on the JNU campus on Thursday.


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as_function()
transforms a one-sided formula into a function.
This powers the lambda syntax in packages like purrr.
as_closure()
first passes its argument to as_function()
. If
the result is a primitive function, it regularises it to a proper
closure (see is_function()
about primitive functions). Some
special control flow primitives like if
, for
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can't be coerced to a closure.
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A function or formula. If a function, it is used as is. If a formula, e.g. Lambdas currently do not support nse-force, due to the way the arguments are handled internally. |
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What Is A Flat File CMS?
…Says just about everyone… “It is kind of cool sounding.” “Is it related to flat design?” “Everything seems to be going flat these days.”
No, it’s not related at all to any flat design or flat anything else. A flat file CMS means that there is no database. Instead of retrieving content for a single page from a database, an actual html/php/text file is created with that content in it. You could find it and open it up in a text editor and it would have all (or almost all) of the stuff you would see when you view it on the web.
If you tried this with a traditional database CMS, well, there would be no file there. There would be a single template file with variables for where the content goes:
It grabs the values of those variables from a database and plugs them in before delivering the generated html/php file to your browser.
Why Is This Better, If At All?
It does seem like taking a step back in terms of technology, and it is actually, but it offers a couple advantages.
 Need to move your site? Drag and drop that sucka. No more having to migrate the database, which can be a headache to some. Security. Traditionally, hackers will go after databases first. If there is no database, there’s nothing to get at. Your site is now 100% version controllable. This one may be their biggest selling point. You can use git to add version control to your site. You can do this with any site, but it gets pretty tricky with databases and most don’t do it. This way, your local copy is the same as your controlled copy (on github for example) which is the same as your live copy. You can push or pull changes to any of these. Easy peasy. Speed. This is especially true when comparing to wordpress, which is overkill for just about all websites that use it. But if you don’t have to query a database, generate then content, then deliver it, the site tends to load a lot faster.
Well, Is It Worse In Any Way?
It can’t all be sunshine and rainbows with a flat file CMS, so there must be some downsides.. And there are. Most CMSs that are flat file don’t allow any dynamic content (basically only have HTML/CSS/JS). Statamic is one that does however, as add-ons which cost extra.
Databases are amazing for searching. Searching with a flat file CMS (if they even feature it) may not be up to snuff with a database, especially for large sites with thousands of files.
They can get bloated. Again, for large site, this means thousands of html/php/text files.
Version controllable is not important to the client. Pretty much any client will log on to the cms from a browser to make changes to their site. They will not make a local version, push it to github, and push it to the server. Very quickly all repositories will be out of sync and create a headache for any developer looking to keep them all the same.
Maybe someone more code inclined could write a script to keep them in sync when a change is made (I have no idea), but if you are going to do that and are that technically savvy, why not just use a database and back it up?
Which Should I Use?
Overall, I would stick with the database driven CMS. Other than maybe wordpress, working with a database is easy and not scary once you do it. Your site will be faster and more rich in available features. It will scale well and can work on large and small sites alike.
I would consider using a flat file cms for a personal site or blog (where the developer/designers themselves are in total control) or small sites and static sites. There won’t be much drop off at all with a small site, so it can and does work well for lots of people and may be the perfect fit for you too.
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Getkirby.com free
Statamic.com
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Jekyllrb.com free (technically not cms)
Siteleaf.com (static sites only)
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Grabaperch.com
Surrealcms.com free trial
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AnchorCMS.com free
Builtwithcraft.com free for simple sites
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02. Statistial Inference, Exploratory Data Analysis, and the Data Science Process¶
Contents¶
- 02.01. Statistical Thinking in the Age of Big Data
- 02.02. Eploratory Data Analysis
- 02.03. The Data Science Process
- 02.04. Thought Experiment: How Would You Simulate Chaos?
- 02.05. Case Study: RealDirect
02.01. Statistical Thinking in the Age of Big Data¶
02.01.01. Statistical Inference¶
statistical inference
extract meaning and info from data
02.01.02. Populations and Samples¶
population
observation
sample
02.01.03. Populations and Samples of Big Data¶
sampling solves some engineering challenges
bias
sampling
new kinds of data
- numerical, categorical, binary
- text
- record
- user-level data
- timestamped event data
- json-formatted log files
- geo-based location data
- network
- sensor data
- images
Terminology: Big Data¶
"Big" is a moving target
"Big" is when you can't fit it on one machine
Big Data is a cultural phenomenon
4 Vs:
- Volume
- Variety
- Velocity
- Value
02.01.04. Big Data Can Mean Big Assumptions¶


Overview of Particle Size Models Module¶
- Release
2.1
- Date
Jun 05, 2020
Particle Size Models¶
Compute particle size distributions for jets of oil and gas
This module provides an interface to available empirical models for bubble and droplet size distributions for jet releases. The empirical model functions are in psf.py; this module provides an object-oriented interface to these functions. Gas bubble size distributions can be created from:
Li et al. (2017)
Wang et al. (2018)
Oil droplet size distributions can be created from:
Johansen et al. (2013)
Li et al. (2017)
All models support log-normal and Rosin-Rammler distributions.
Notes¶
The particle size computational algorithms are contained in the module
psf.py - Particle Size Fuctions
This module is a function library used by the objects in this module. In general, the psf module can be replace by any module having the same application programming interface, whether programmed in Python, or another language and wrapped in Python.
See Also¶
To date, only simple, analytical equations have been implemented in the partice size functions. More complex, physics-based models using a population dynamic approach are also often used. These may be added in the future. See, for example:
Zhao, L., Boufadel, M. C., Socolofsky, S. A., Adams, E., King, T., and Lee, K. (2014). “Evolution of droplets in subsea oil and gas blowouts: Development and validation of the numerical model VDROP-J.” Mar Pollut Bull, 83(1), 58-69.
Class Objects and Methods¶
Base Model Object¶
The base model object handles computing fluid properties and selecting appropriate particle size models. It is documented in the following:
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Master class object for interfacing with functions in the psf module |
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Set the thermodynamic properties of the released and receiving fluids |
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Compute the parameters of the particle size distribution |
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Report the maximum stable particle size of a fluid at the release |
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Report the median particle size of a fluid at the release |
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Report the bubble and droplet size distributions |
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Create plots of the bubble and droplet size distribution |
Pure Jet Object¶
When only one phase (liquid or gas) is emitted from an orifice, properties
for another phase should not be required. This is solved using the PureJet
object, described in the following:
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Class object for pure gas or pure oil plumes |
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Set the thermodynamic properties of the release and receiving fluids |
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Compute the parameters of the particle size distribution |
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Report the maximum stable particle size of the fluid at the release |
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Report the median particle size of a fluid at the release |
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Report the particle size distributions |
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Create a plot of the particle size distribution |
Normal Model Object¶
In most blowout cases, the Model
object should be used. This object is
described in the following:
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Master lass object for computing bubble and droplet size distributions |
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Set the thermodynamic properties of the released and receiving fluids |
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Compute the parameters of the particle size distribution |
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Update the release depth of the jet |
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Update the temperature of the released fluids in the jet |
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Update the total mass flux of the released fluids in the jet |
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Report the maximum stable particle size of a fluid at the release |
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Report the median particle size of a fluid at the release |
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Report the bubble and droplet size distributions |
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Create plots of the bubble and droplet size distribution |
Module Functions¶
Helper Functions¶
The objects defined above use one helper-function to plot the data. This function is described below and should normally not be called directly by the user:
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docstring for plot_phase |
External Utilities¶
Each of the particle size models themselves are contained in separate
functions defined in the psf
module. While these functions could be
called directly for scripting purposes, it is recommended that the objects
defined above be used instead. These utilities are the following:
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Convert a mass or mass flux to a volume or volume flux |
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Return the volume size distribution from the Rosin-Rammler distribution |
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Return the volume size distribution from the Log-normal distribution |
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Convert the parameters of a log-normal distribution to Rosin-Rammler |
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Convert the parameters of a Rosin-Rammler distribution to log-normal |
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Return d_50, k, and alpha for the Rosin-Rammler distribution |
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Return d_50 and sigma for the log-normal distribution |
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Calculate the maximum stable oil droplet size |
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Implement the Grace et al. |
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Compute characteristic values for jet breakup |
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Compute characteristic values for jet breakup |
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Compute characteristic values for gas jet breakup |


If you are here, you probably don’t need to be reminded about the nature of a Bloom filter. If you need to learn more, just visit the wikipedia page to learn more. This module implements a Bloom filter in python that’s fast and uses mmap files for better scalability. Did I mention that it’s fast?
Here’s a quick example:
from pybloomfilter import BloomFilter
bf = BloomFilter(10000000, 0.01, 'filter.bloom')
with open("/usr/share/dict/words") as f:
for word in f:
bf.add(word.rstrip())
print 'apple' in bf
#outputs True
That wasn’t so hard, was it? Now, there are a lot of other things we can do. For instance, let’s say we want to create a similar filter with just a few pieces of fruit:
fruitbf = bf.copy_template("fruit.bloom")
fruitbf.update(("apple", "banana", "orange", "pear"))
print fruitbf.to_base64()
"eJzt2k13ojAUBuA9f8WFyofF5TWChlTHaPzqrlqFCtj6gQi/frqZM2N7aq3Gis59d2ye85KTRbhk"
"0lyu1NRmsQrgRda0I+wZCfXIaxuWv+jqDxA8vdaf21HIOSn1u6LRE0VL9Z/qghfbBmxZoHsqM3k8"
"N5XyPAxH2p22TJJoqwU9Q0y0dNDYrOHBIa3BwuznapG+KZZq69JUG0zu1tqI5weJKdpGq7PNJ6tB"
"GKmzcGWWy8o0FeNNYNZAQpSdJwajt7eRhJ2YM2NOkTnSsBOCGGKIIYbY2TA663GgWWyWfUwn3oIc"
"fyLYxeQwiF07RqBg9NgHrG5ba3jba5yl4zS2LtEMMcQQQwwxmRiBhPGOJOywIPafYhUwqnTvZOfY"
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"xBBDDDHEENsf8twlrizswEjDhnTbzWazbGKpQ5k07E9Ox2iFvXBZ2D9B7DawyqLFu5lshhhiiGUK"
"a4nUloa9yxkwR7XhgPPXYdhRIa77uDtnyvqaIXalGK02ufv3J36GmsnG4lquPnN9gJo1VNxqgYbt"
"ji/EC8s1PWG5fuVizW4Jox6/3o9XxBBDDLFbwcg9v/AwjrPHtTRsX34O01mxLw37bhCTjJk0+PLK"
"08HYd4MYYojdKmYnBfjsktEpySY2tGGZzWaIIfYDGB271Yaieaat/AaOkNKb"
All of the reference information is available below:
As I already mentioned, there are a couple reasons to use this module:
- It natively uses mmaped files.
- It natively does the set things you want a Bloom filter to do.
- It is Fast (see Benchmarks).
I have a simple benchmark in test/speedtest.py which compares this module to the good pybloom module:
(pybloom module)
pybloom load took 2.70 s/run
pybloom tests took 0.61 s/run
Errors: 0.25% positive 0.00% negative
(this module)
pybloomfilter load took 0.23 s/run [1200% faster]
pybloomfilter tests took 0.03 s/run [2000% faster]
Errors: 0.03% positive 0.00% negative
In this test we just looked at adding words from a dictionary file, then testing to see if each word of another file was in the dictionary.
Since this package natively uses mmap files, no serialization is needed. Therefore, if you have to do a lot of moving between disks etc, this module is an obvious win.
Unfortunately at the time I only support systems with a nice build environment (Linux, OS X, ..). However, I know people build Cython code on Win32 all the time, I just don’t want to spend time to get it to work. So, to install on a computer with gcc:
- Download and install Cython.
- Download the latest release.
- Untar the file
- Type $ “sudo python setup.py install”
- Done!


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curl_multi_cleanup - close down a multi session
SYNOPSIS
#include <curl/curl.h>
CURLMcode curl_multi_cleanup( CURLM *multi_handle );
DESCRIPTION
Cleans up and removes a whole multi stack. It does not
free or touch any individual easy handles in any way -
they still need to be closed individually, using the usual
curl_easy_cleanup() way.
RETURN VALUE
CURLMcode type, general libcurl multi interface error
code.
SEE ALSO
curl_multi_init(3),curl_easy_cleanup(3),curl_easy_init(3)
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Implementation of the Wilkinson and Ivany (2002) approach to paleoclimate analysis, applied to isotope data extracted from clams.
| Version: | 2.1-1 |
| Imports: | stats |
| Published: | 2015-07-29 |
| Author: | Jonathan M. Lees |
| Maintainer: | Jonathan M. Lees <jonathan.lees at unc.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | ClamR results |
| Reference manual: | ClamR.pdf |
| Package source: | ClamR_2.1-1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: ClamR_2.1-1.zip, r-release: ClamR_2.1-1.zip, r-oldrel: ClamR_2.1-1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: ClamR_2.1-1.tgz, r-oldrel: ClamR_2.1-1.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=ClamR to link to this page.


This is an example of a mixed Line/spline
and also a Bar chart.
It's all drawn on the same SVG
tag so
tooltips will work if you need them as well.
There are three chart objects - one for the red Line chart, one for the gray Line chart and one for the Bar chart.
The data for one of the Lines - the spline
chart - is created dynamically and is two units
lower than the angular Line. This is what the forEach
loop does in the code
below.
The second Line chart along with the Bar chart have their
axes and Y-axis
labels turned off as these are drawn by the
first Line chart. Similarly, the X-axis
labels are also
drawn by the first Line chart.
There's a responsive
configuration that simply reduces the size of the chart and removes the CSS
float
that is applied to the canvas
tag.
  Put this where you want the chart to show up:

This is the code that generates the chart - it should be placed AFTER the
div
tag:


Directories | |
| directory | command |
| directory | number |
| directory | test |
Files | |
| file | ai.c |
| Description. | |
| file | ai.h [code] |
| This file uses Genann project to train Artificial Neural Network. | |
| file | app.h [code] |
| Functionalities for this application. | |
| file | args.c |
| file | args.h [code] |
| Parse and manager configurations. | |
| file | color.h [code] |
| This file was copied from GIT project. | |
| file | command.c |
| Description. | |
| file | command.h [code] |
| file | csv.c |
| file | csv.h [code] |
| Load contents to csv files. | |
| file | lang.c |
| Description. | |
| file | lang.h [code] |
| file | list.c |
| file | list.h [code] |
| Implements a linked list of Num. | |
| file | main.c |
| Main entry point for application. | |
| file | minunit.c |
| file | minunit.h [code] |
| A simple unit test framework. | |
| file | num.c |
| file | num.h [code] |
| This file represents a combination of numbers. | |
| file | report.c |
| file | report.h [code] |
| Funcionalities to generate reports. | |
| file | strbuffer.c |
| file | strbuffer.h [code] |
| file | test.c |
| file | test.h [code] |
| Aggregate all unit tests. | |


Greeks in Afganistan? Impossible!
When people hear about trade in the days before modern tranist, often the term "Silk Road" gets tossed around alot. Due to the way cultures on the Eurasian continent developed, there were multiple seperate regions that interacted very little beyond trade. To the East was the great civilizations of China, and the Indian Subcontinent. To the West, the Medditeranin, and Mesopitamia. Persia had connected the two for years, and when Alexanders men penetrated the eastern reaches of that empire they kept going. Much of modern day Afganistan and Pakistan were conquered, and gained independance following his death
The lands in Afganistand, then called Sogdia, became Baktria. Though records are sparse about its internal history, though the record of crafts and coins indiciate a thriving kingdom with a melting pot culture of Greeks, Sogdians, and the other Indo-Aryan cultures of the region. Eventually however they were driven out of Sogdia by nomads from the steppes. They grew in the Indus river valley however, and eventually embraced Buddhism. The King Menander embarked on a building spree, and was recorded in the Buddhist canon as the King Milinda. However, this kingdom faded in time as well. They had left their mark in the region however, and influenced the formation of Buddhism. It is said that many of the first Buddhist statues were made during this reign.


WITNESS LIST Natural Resources Committee April 7, 1999-2:00P HB 1378 For: Anderson, Sparky (Clean Water Action) James, Reggie (Consumers Union) Kelly, Mary E. (Self and Texas Center for Policy Studies) Against: Powers, Bill (Texas Farm Bureau) Rhodes, Denise (Texas Agri-Women) On: Bennett, Norman (United States Department of Agriculture) Dippel, Donnie (Texas Department of Agriculture) Petersen, Ken (Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission) HB 2045 For: Dyson, L. M., Jr. (Self) Gilliland, Douglas (Self and Texas Association of Home Builders) Sheffield, Gary (Self and Texas Association of Builders) Webster, Keller W. (Self and Texas Association of Builders) Against: Barbee, Tim (City of Arlington and Texas Municipal League) Gattis, David R. (Self and Texas Chapter-American Planning Association) Hasler, Michael J. (City of Arlington and Texas Municipal League) James, Van (Town of Flower Mound) Kristoferson, Sandy (Self and City of Denton) McGrane, John (City of Plano) On: Harris, Jack (Texas A&M Real Estate Center) HB 2447 For: Grant, John (Self and Colorado River Municipal Water District) Against: Craven, Eric (Texas Electric Cooperatives) Stapp, Jerry (Self and and Big Country Electric Cooperative) HB 2561 For: Allen, Ray (Self and Local Partners-Coastal Bend Bays and Estuaries Program) Callaway, Glenda (Self and Galveston Bay Foundation) HB 2660 On: Millwee, Tom (Texas Department of Public Safety) Sledge, Brian (Texas Water Development Board) HB 2956 For: Leonard, Tom (Self and Bright Farm Partnership) HB 2965 For: Albrecht, David (Self and Harris County WCID 91) Burke, Jim (Self and Texas Association of Water Board Directors) Johnson, Andrew P. (Self and North Harris County Water Users Association) Mechler, Floyd A., Jr. (Self and North Harris County Water Users Association) Papp, W. R. "Bill" (Harris County WCID 132) Rendl, Alan (Spirit of North Harris County Coalition) Searcy, Jack C., Jr. (Spirit of North Harris County Coalition and Harris County WCID 114) Slay, William Cooper (Self and The Six Suburbans Chambers of Commerce in North Harris, Southern Montgomery Counties) Zobel, Ray (Self and Cypress Creek United Civic Association) Against: Perrenot, Frederick A. (City of Houston) HB 3410 For: Allen, Joe B. (Association of Water Board Directors) HB 3481 For: McCarthy, Ed (Bexar-Medina-Atascosa Counties Water Control and Improvement District No. 1) Ward, John W., III (Bexar-Medina-Atascosa Counties Water Control and Improvement District No. 1) HB 3620 For: Bouillion, Gene (Port of Orange) Sanders, Alan (Port of Orange) HB 3738 For: McClendon, Sidney S., III (Pirates Property Owners Association and West Galveston Island Property Owners Association) McDonald, Jeanne H. (Pirates Property Owners Association and West Galveston Property Owners Association) HB 3763 For: Bowers, Richard (North Plains Ground Water Conservation District No. 2) Crittendon, Lynn (Jeff Davis County Underground Water Conservation District) Holland, Scott (Irion County Water Conservation District) HB 3764 For: Bowers, Richard (North Plains Ground Water Conservation District No. 2) Crittendon, Lynn (Jeff Davis County Underground Water Conservation District) Holland, Scott (Texas Alliance of Groundwater Districts) HB 3793 For: Gwyn, Gary (Self and Brazos River Authority) HB 3802 For: Bresnen, Steve (Spirit of North Harris County Coalition)


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Welcome to my page! You can find most of the stuff I work on here, usually at the top. Sometimes I update here when interesting things happen, but most of that activity can be found on my Github.


Driving through the streets of Uzhhorod, you can just about witness an example of how deeply Ukraine had plunged into an economic and political crisis. The Ukrainian city borders with three European countries Hungary, Slovakia and Poland, all within 50 kilometres of reach. However, unlike their neighbours, the city’s infrastructure is far from the European standards. Their roads are battered by weather and left unattended, streetlamps occasionally malfunction, and the building’s architecture emits a sense of a grey Communist era.
Among the New Year’s decorations, rise the billboards with the faces and slogans of the running candidates who are competing in the upcoming 2019 Presidential elections. One billboard bares no face or colours of the Ukrainian flag, with just one sentence on a plain solid background – “A President Is A Servant Of People”.
The upcoming elections in the Ukraine
The country is currently divided like never before. After the annexation of Crimea in March 2014 the country had plunged into disruption. From war in Donbas to protests on Maidan which led to the removal of then active president Viktor Yanukovych.
Five years later, the 2019 elections which will be held on the 31st of March offer a prospect of potential change in the Ukraine’s future. A total of 39 candidates had registered for the first round of elections, making it a record amount of candidates participating since the country had gained it’s independence in 1991.
Three well know names stand out from the list of candidates; current president Petro Poroshenko, the leader of political party “Fatherland” Yulia Tymoshenko and a showman Vladymyr Zelensky. Their names are being followed by Yuriy Boyko, a former Vice President of Ukraine, politician and a journalist Oleh Lyashko and current Head Of Security Services Ihor Smeshko.
Among politicians and government figures, Vladymyr Zelenski stands out like a white crow, but perhaps his candidacy is what’s needed for the people who are used to seeing the same old faces circulating in the government.
Who is Vladymyr Zelenski?
Many will know him from his famous TV series “Servant of the People”, a humble school teacher who one day became a President of Ukraine. The plot of the series uses satire to criticise the incompetent leadership of the country, starting with corruption, money laundering and distrust in politicians, something that Ukrainians are very familiar with.
Zelenski strategically uses TV platform to soon turn his four-season series into a political campaign, having already won public love and support. From the moment he hinted on becoming one of the candidates in the upcoming elections, there were rumors that he represents interest of a Ukrainian billionaire Ihor Kolomoyski, who also owns Ukrainian TV channel 1+1, on which Zelenski runs his comedy show and TV series. While it is clear that there are links between Kolomoyskyi and Zelensky, there is little at the moment to suggest that Zelensky would act as Kolomoyskyi’s puppet once in office.
On the New Year’s night Zalenski had announced his candidacy at the end of his comedy concert. His speech aired at midnight instead of the traditional annual New Year address of Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, whose speech was shown on 1+1 later than on other Ukrainian channels and was shortened.
His unorthodox approach to starting a campaign deserves an admiration. The New Year’s PR stunt not only offers his supporters to see a new face running in the elections, but also publicly challenges Poroshenko’s authority.
Dissatisfaction in current government
Zelenskiy’s supporters are driven by a desire for new faces and fresh approaches and by their dismay at the systemic corruption that has long plagued Ukraine’s public sector.
The younger generation feels drawn to Zelenskiy and holds even stronger rejection towards Poroshenko and his government, which campaigns under the slogan “language, army and church”. This conservative view is just another example why Poroshenko’s campaign is so unpopular with the younger generation.
Sociology study shows that only 16% of Ukranians trust their current president and only 11% trust the government. Trust in parliament is even lower, at 8%. Moreover, antipathy towards the current president stands at over 50%. The state’s dysfunction is what’s providing the fertile ground for almost any outsider with almost any programme (or none at all) is unlikely to fare worse than representatives of the established political class.
Strategic populist approach
Perhaps, the support for Zelenski is not as irrational as it might seem at first. The anti-elite, showman had launched a populist campaign with a flare, from which even Donald Trump could learn a lesson or two.
When it comes to television, Zelensky’s credentials hold stronger line than those of the U.S. president. He is not just a celebrity, he is a professional, however this doesn’t necessary qualify him to be eligible in running a country during the period of war and economic crises.
Zelensky still keeps information about his campaign funding in the dark and his populist promises are still not backed up with strategic planning on how he is planning to achieve the goals.
In his recent video, which was distributed on social media, Zelensky explains that he won’t be following the traditional way of putting together a manifesto for his election. Instead, he turned towards a crowdsourcing tactic, reaching out through social media to the public and asking them to name five problems that they think should be addressed on a National scale.
The use of social media, streaming of live news from his party’s Instagram account and directly addressing the public in an informal way, is a move that brings him closer to the people gaining stronger foothold across the countries regions.
A road towards Democracy?
Apart from using social media as a communication tool, which became highly popular within political movements, Zelenski openly leans towards pro-European standards, eager to show the European Union that the country is ready to take steps in becoming more Democratic
Many candidates during these elections, including Petro Poroshenko and Yuliya Timoshenko, have openly spoken about building new ties with United States and working towards becoming eligible to join European Union as well as NATO.


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Function of Beauty is a beauty startup backed by Y-Combinator and more. It specializes in personal beauty products such as Shampoo and Conditioners.
At first we went with a design with a microscope hinting that this function would be used for 'looking into' the bottle of shampoo or conditioner. Some of the issues we found were many people either haven't used a microscope, won't know what parts of the microscope are functional, and it really had nothing to do with hair aside from the fact that the screen represented a 'hair lab.'
This second iteration was a bit better than before, only because it was a lot more intuitive, so we thought. It didn't have anything obscure like the microscope in the previous mockup, but it had way too much going on. Where do you even begin? What happens if you click a bottle with green liquid? Pink liquid? What about all those hair strands. What if one of those strands doesn't look like my hair? And do I pick my goals first, then the bottle, then the hair strand? Or is it another one of the 27 series of options I have? Too much. Back to the drawing board.
Whenever users go through the process of ordering a bottle of shampoo/conditioner, they are required to tell us their hair goals in order to receive the most personalized product for their hair. If we created the hair lab for users to experiment with the lab, then we would automatically know what their goals are. This information would eliminate 23 of the previous 27 options that were available. But it was still too much effort, dabbling between all of the bottles and hair strands that may not even apply to a user's hair. And what if a user wasn't signed up? Using the lab would just add more friction to the entire process.
When anyone opens a book, its usually read left to right. We decided to reply on this intuition for our hair lab, in addition the the features we added. People can take a look at their hair, and select two out of the four hair profile options instantly (Color treated and type). If they touch their hair, then the other two options become very easy to answer (texture and moisture level). The next chapter is goals. Function's target group are people who either want to improve the quality of their hair or people who want to maintain the things that they love about their hair. The people within this group often know what their goals are, as presented by the multitude of options in the 'Hair Goals' section. After the first two options are selected, the specific ingredients in their custom shampoo becomes highlighted, and hovering over the bottle would give a quick description of the role of that ingredient in helping you have healthier hair.
This excercise helped both Zahir and I understand the reservations people have with scientiic elements like algorithims, formulations, ingredients and microscopes. Though Function's primary goal is to take the hair-care industry by storm, it has an awesome opportunity to teach people the impact of specific ingredients on their well being.


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| OA2ClientScopes |
This abstracts the scopes stored in the client so a propert
AGIResponse2 can be created. |
| OA2TransactionScopes |
This contains the bits about scopes for a given transaction.
|
| OIDCServiceTransactionInterface |
Mostly this exists because of the inheritance hierarchy vis a vis the very ancient OAuth 1
code.
|
| RFC7662Constants |
Constants for RFC 7662,
the token introspection endpoint.
|
| RFC8628Constants |
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 2/9/21 at 11:22 AM |
| RFC8693Constants |
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 6/24/20 at 11:43 AM |
| RFC9068Constants |
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 11/16/21 at 8:24 AM |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AGI2 |
Authorization grant issuer class.
|
| AGIResponse2 |
Authorization grant response from authorization
endpoint on server
|
| AGRequest2 |
This has the lifetime in it directly, since the grant request is done before the transaction
can exist.
|
| ATI2 |
Access token issuer class for OAuth2.
|
| ATIResponse2 |
OIDC server response for request for access token
|
| IDTokenResponse |
This is the superclass for responses that must include the ID token.
|
| IResponse2 |
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 6/4/13 at 5:07 PM |
| PAI2 |
Protected asset (cert) issuer for Oauth 2 class
|
| PAIResponse2 |
Protected asset (cert) issuer response for OIDC.
|
| RFC7636Util |
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 8/27/21 at 9:20 AM |
| RTI2 |
Refresh Token Issuer for OAuth2.
|
| RTIRequest |
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 2/26/14 at 11:32 AM |
| RTIResponse |
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 2/26/14 at 10:27 AM |
| UII2 |
UserInfo issuer for OAuth 2 class
|
| UIIRequest2 |
Request to issuer for UserInfo.
|
| UIIResponse2 |
User info issuer response
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| InvalidNonceException |
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 9/24/13 at 1:21 PM |
| UnsupportedScopeException |
Created by Jeff Gaynor
on 8/17/15 at 2:30 PM |
Copyright © 2022. All rights reserved.


In this series of tutorials I will demonstrate how to create a modularized system of achievements. In this part I will show you how to use Coroutines to create linear movement and wait method. For messaging between object I’ll use EventManager. You can read more about those topics if you are not familiar with it.
[caption id=”attachment_2197” align=”alignleft” width=”365”] Achievement Unlocked![/caption]
In first lesson I will demonstrate the basic structure of the system using pre made achievement panel, in next you will learn how to read data from files to set the text and images for individual achievements.
To unlock this achievement player must click button 10 times.
First lets create an Event Manager for passing messages between button and Achievement panel. I described process of creating this in previous post, here.
using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.Events;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
public class EventManager : MonoBehaviour {
private Dictionary<string, UnityEvent> eventDictionary;
private static EventManager eventManager;
public static EventManager instance
{
get
{
if (!eventManager)
{
eventManager = FindObjectOfType(typeof(EventManager)) as EventManager;
eventManager.Init();
}
return eventManager;
}
}
void Init()
{
eventDictionary = new Dictionary<string, UnityEvent>();
}
public static void StartListening(string eventName, UnityAction listener)
{
//We need to crate place in memory for reference to the object
UnityEvent thisEvent = null;
if (instance.eventDictionary.TryGetValue(eventName, out thisEvent))
{
thisEvent.AddListener(listener);
}
else
{
//If there is no event with this name add new one to dictionary.
thisEvent = new UnityEvent();
thisEvent.AddListener(listener);
instance.eventDictionary.Add(eventName, thisEvent);
}
}
public static void StopListening(string eventName, UnityAction listener)
{
UnityEvent thisEvent = null;
if (instance.eventDictionary.TryGetValue(eventName, out thisEvent))
{
thisEvent.RemoveListener(listener);
}
}
public static void TriggerEvent(string eventName)
{
UnityEvent thisEvent = null;
if (instance.eventDictionary.TryGetValue(eventName, out thisEvent))
{
thisEvent.Invoke();
}
}
}
This script is attached to an empty game object called Event Manager. Now we will create an action of clicking a button and subscribe counting method to it.
This Script is attached to UI Button, in this Script we trigger our event and also display the number of clicks an the scene.
~~~ c#
using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.UI;
using System.Collections;
using UnityEngine.EventSystems;
public class TESTClick : MonoBehaviour, IPointerDownHandler
{
int numberofClicks=0;
public void OnPointerDown(PointerEventData eventData)
{
numberofClicks++;
EventManager.TriggerEvent("buttonClicked");
this.GetComponentInChildren<Text>().text = numberofClicks.ToString();
}
~~~
I’m using OnPointerDown() method to trigger the event. This method is called when player clicks the button, To use it you need to add IPointerDownHandler Interface. and EventSystem to your script.
Now we finally have Script attached to Panel Game Object.
~~~ c#
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
public class AchievementPanle : MonoBehaviour {
private GameObject panelAchievements; private int numberOfClicks=0; float lerpTime = 3f; float currentLerpTime = 0f; Vector3 startpPos = new Vector3(425, -470, 0); Vector3 endPos = new Vector3(425, -315, 0); // private bool achievement01Unlocked=false;
void OnEnable() { panelAchievements = this.gameObject; EventManager.StartListening("buttonClicked", CountClicks); } void OnDisable() { EventManager.StopListening("buttonClicked", CountClicks); } void CountClicks() { numberOfClicks++; if (numberOfClicks >= 10 && !achievement01Unlocked) { StartCoroutine(PanelCall()); achievement01Unlocked = true; } }
private IEnumerator PanelCall()
{
float perc = currentLerpTime / lerpTime;
panelAchievements.SetActive(true);
while (currentLerpTime < lerpTime)
{
currentLerpTime += Time.deltaTime;
perc = currentLerpTime / lerpTime;
panelAchievements.transform.localPosition = Vector3.Lerp(startpPos, endPos, perc);
yield return true;
}
yield return new WaitForSeconds(2);
panelAchievements.SetActive(false);
panelAchievements.transform.localPosition = startpPos;
}
}
~~~
In this script we subscribe to the “buttonClicked” Action, And we use Coroutine to initialize panel movement without using Update() Method. Linear transition is described in detains in my previous post, here. In this example I have fixed start and end position which will be changed later.
This method works well for one achievement, but to use more of them in efficient way we need to upgrade the code. In next Part I’ll show you how to read the JSON files to change the text and image an the achievement panel. In future article I’ll show you how to create separate scene for achievements where all achievements will be stored, and unlocked achievements will be highlighted after unlocking. To do this I’ll use Dictionary and List collections. If you have any questions ask in comments or message me on Facebook. Stay Awesome!


Examples
Basic Example
AGRICULTURE
GROCERY
ACCOUNTING
HEALTH CARE
ADVERTISING
INTERNET PUBLISHING
AEROSPACE
INVESTMENT BANKING
AIRCRAFT
LEGAL
AIRLINE
MANUFACTURING
APPAREL & ACCESSORIES
MOTION PICTURE & VIDEO
AUTOMOTIVE
MUSIC
BANKING
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS
BROADCASTING
ONLINE AUCTIONS
BROKERAGE
PENSION FUNDS
BIOTECHNOLOGY
PHARMACEUTICALS
CALL CENTERS
PRIVATE EQUITY
CARGO HANDLING
PUBLISHING
CHEMICAL
REAL ESTATE
COMPUTER
RETAIL & WHOLESALE
CONSULTING
SECURITIES & COMMODITY EXCHANGES
CONSUMER PRODUCTS
SERVICE
COSMETICS
SOAP & DETERGENT
DEFENSE
SOFTWARE
DEPARTMENT STORES
SPORTS
EDUCATION
TECHNOLOGY
ELECTRONICS
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
ENERGY
TELEVISION
ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE
TRANSPORTATION
EXECUTIVE SEARCH
TRUCKING
FINANCIAL SERVICES
VENTURE CAPITAL
FOOD, BEVERAGE & TOBACCO
Basic Example (Disabled)
AGRICULTURE
GROCERY
ACCOUNTING
HEALTH CARE
ADVERTISING
INTERNET PUBLISHING
AEROSPACE
INVESTMENT BANKING
AIRCRAFT
LEGAL
AIRLINE
MANUFACTURING
APPAREL & ACCESSORIES
MOTION PICTURE & VIDEO
AUTOMOTIVE
MUSIC
BANKING
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS
BROADCASTING
ONLINE AUCTIONS
BROKERAGE
PENSION FUNDS
BIOTECHNOLOGY
PHARMACEUTICALS
CALL CENTERS
PRIVATE EQUITY
CARGO HANDLING
PUBLISHING
CHEMICAL
REAL ESTATE
COMPUTER
RETAIL & WHOLESALE
CONSULTING
SECURITIES & COMMODITY EXCHANGES
CONSUMER PRODUCTS
SERVICE
COSMETICS
SOAP & DETERGENT
DEFENSE
SOFTWARE
DEPARTMENT STORES
SPORTS
EDUCATION
TECHNOLOGY
ELECTRONICS
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
ENERGY
TELEVISION
ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE
TRANSPORTATION
EXECUTIVE SEARCH
TRUCKING
FINANCIAL SERVICES
VENTURE CAPITAL
FOOD, BEVERAGE & TOBACCO


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You should always (always, I can't stress that enough) check your configuration and input prior to creating, updating, or deleting content. You can do this by running Workbench with the --check
option, e.g.:
./workbench --config config.yml --check
Note
If you're on Windows, you will likely need to run Workbench by explicitly invoking Python, e.g. python workbench --config config.yml --check
instead of using ./workbench
as illustrated above.
If you do this, Workbench will check the following and report any errors that require your attention before proceding:
- Configuration file
- Whether your configuration file is valid YAML (i.e., no YAML syntax errors).
- Whether your configuration file contains all required values.
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- Whether the
host
you provided will accept theusername
andpassword
you provided.
- CSV file
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- Whether each row contains the same number of columns as there are column headers.
- Whether your CSV file contains required columns headers, including the field defined as the unique ID for each record (defaults to "id" if the
id_field
key is not in your config file) - Whether your CSV column headers correspond to existing Drupal field machine names.
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- Whether the columns required to create paged content are present (see "Creating paged content" below).
- Media files
- Whether the files named in the CSV file are present, or in the case of remote files, are accessible (but this check is skipped if
allow_missing_files: true
is present in your config file for "create" tasks). Ifnodes_only
is true, this check is skipped.
- Whether the files named in the CSV file are present, or in the case of remote files, are accessible (but this check is skipped if
- Field values
- Base fields
- If the
langcode
field is present in your CSV, whether values in it are valid Drupal language codes. - Whether your CSV file contains a
title
field (create
task only) - Whether values in the
title
field exceed Drupal's maximum length for titles of 255 characters (but this check is skipped ifvalidate_title_length
is set toFalse
). - If the
created
field is present in your CSV file, whether the values in it are formatted correctly (like "2020-11-15T23:49:22+00:00") and whether the date is in the past (both of which are Drupal requirements). - If the
uid
field is present in your CSV file, whether the user IDs in that field exist in the target Drupal. Note that this check does not inspect permissions or roles, only that the user ID exists.
- If the
- Whether aliases in the
url_alias
field in your CSV already exist, and whether they start with a leading slash (/
). - Taxonomy
- Whether term ID and term URIs used in CSV fields correspond to existing terms.
- Whether the length of new terms exceeds 255 characters, which is the maximum length for a term name.
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- Whether values need to be namespaced
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paged_content_from_directories: true
):- Whether page filenames contain an occurance of the sequence separator.
- Whether any page directories are empty.
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- Base fields
If Workbench detects a configuration or input data violation, it will either stop and tell you why it stopped, or (if the violation will not cause Workbench's interaction with Drupal to fail), tell you that it found an anomoly and to check the log file for more detail.
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Background
I was sick last week, and I think I might have had a mild case of the flu. Since it seems like a lot of people have been sick, I was curious whether the flu was really worse this year than last… and since the CDC makes the data available for each year, I put the data together and created a GIF. This project is just a first attempt but the code (it’s in R) is available in a GitHub repository. The measure of flu activity is from minimal (1-3) to high (8-10) and the scale in the chart is the difference from the 16-17 and 15-16 flu seasons (which range from November - March; it ends in week 7 because that’s the most recent data for this year.
Visualization
- Note: this post was written before I used Blogdown for my website, thus the code is not included in the post, but is linked to below.
Ways to Improve
This can be improved in a number of ways (if you think of others, please feel free to adapt this and create your own, and / or please let me know):
- Inclusion of multiple years of data: Why compare only to the past year, rather than the mean of the past 10 years or so? This data is available from the CDC.
- Adding some kind of test for whether activity is within the normal range or is really worse (or better) than usual. Maybe just a t-test for each state (with the p-value corrected?)?
- Scale the Activity Level differently: The 1-10 scale is intuitive enough, but when focusing on the difference from one year to the last (or to the mean), the numbers are less meaningful. Maybe a standard deviation works.
- Improve the appearance. I was still learning the
gganimate
package, and so some parts of the plot aren’t how I’d like them (i.e., the complete absence of a title, having some difficulty adding acaption()
layer, the frame rate being too quick.) - Downloading the data from the CDC, rather than using the excellent
cdcfluview
package. I tried this and was able to view National data, but had trouble with state data. I later found out I just added the year wrong (for the 2016-17 year, the most recent year should be2016
not2017
).
More Information
The data is from this CDC page.
I used the new (and in-development) gganimate package to create the GIF. The basic idea is to create a ggplot
, and then add an aesthetic for the Frame
, which represents the change between frames in the plot, which in this case is the week.
Conclusion
It looks like the level of flu activity was about equal during the 2016-17 and 2015-16 seasons until New Years Eve; in most of the country, flu activity was much higher during the first seven weeks of 2016-17 season compared to the 2015-16 season. So, it does look like the flu really is worse this year, although we’ll have to see how the rest of the season pans out. I’ll try to update the post then.
Of course, I think this visualization has some implications for educational research (and research in other areas). Many times (in education) we examine change, but are challenged by how to visualize change over time. The frame
aesthetic can also be things other than time, like different groups to compare. I’d like to think about how a GIF could be part of a presentation.


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To perform a Dormant analysis
1 Do one of the following:
• From the Projects tab, select projects that encompass the full scope of your application’s source code and header files.
• From the Results window, select root entities that refer (directly or indirectly) to the greatest number of lower-level application entities.
2 Select Tools > Dormant from the DIScover menu.
This activates the Dormant notebook and the Selection browser window appears:
Note: The Project Browser page may not be the active page if you have already run Dormant during the current DIScover session.
3 Double-click your desired project.
Your project name appears in the project field (directly under the notebook tabs).
4 Click the Scan button.
This launches a second Selection browser window.
5 Select an entity type in the Categories column.
6 Select one or more entities in the Elements column.
7 If desired, select one or more root entities. If you select nothing, Dormant uses the entities you selected in Step 5 as the root entities.
8 Click OK at the bottom of the Selection browser window.
The Dormant Code Analysis dialog box appears.
This dialog box includes a progress indicator that displays the two phases of the analysis process and informs you of the number of entities included in the pending analysis.
9 Click OK to initiate the analysis.
Dormant begins the analysis, indicating its progress in the dialog box. During the first phase, Dormant parses the selected entities and creates a temporary database.
If two or more entities have the same name, Dormant aliases them, and for the purposes of the analysis, considers them to be the same entity (more specifically, when two or more entities have the same name, Dormant considers a reference to any one of the entities to be a reference to all of them). This does not delete or rename entities in your source code.
If alias designation occurs during the analysis, the Aliased Entities dialog box identifies the entities that are assigned an alias.
10 Click OK to continue the analysis.
During the second phase of the analysis, Dormant assesses the database created during the first phase. It identifies the relationships (if any) between the selected root entity and each entity in the database. The second phase takes considerably longer than the first phase.
Dormant stores the results of its analysis in groups named dormant-code-auto-n, where n is a number that starts at 0 and increments with each dormant code analysis.
The Groups application provides the easiest access to the results of the analysis.
11 From the DIScover window, select Tools > Group Manager.
12 In the Active Groups column, select dormant-code-auto-0 (or the desired dormant subsystem if you have done more than one analysis).
The Entities column displays every entity in the selected project that the root entities do not refer to, either directly or indirectly.


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pram.model package¶
Submodules¶
pram.model.epi module¶
Contains epidemiological models code.
-
class
pram.model.epi.
SEI2RModelParams
(beta, kappa_1, kappa_2, gamma, r0=None)¶ Bases:
pram.model.epi.ModelParams
-
classmethod
by_clinical_obs
(s0, r0, incub_period, asympt_period, inf_dur)¶ Instantiates the class using clinical observations instead of model rate parameters. This is useful because typically the former are easier to obtain and more agreed upon.
The actual number of arguments to the method of an extending class will depend on the number of compartments in in the underlying model. Progression rates (kappa) should be computed based on incubation and symptomatic periods (inbub_period and sympt_period). Recovery rates (gamma) should be computed based on infection durations (inf_dur). Finally, transmission rates (beta) should be based on the R0 formula, which for the SIR model (and all descendant models without vital dynamics) takes the form:
R0 = beta * S0 / gamma, where S0 is the initial size of the susceptible population
-
classmethod
-
class
pram.model.epi.
SEIRModel
(var, beta, kappa, gamma, name='seir-model', t=attr.attrs, i=attr.attrs, solver=<pram.model.model.MCSolver object>, memo=None, cb_before_apply=None)¶ Bases:
pram.model.model.Model
SEIR model interface.
-
class
pram.model.epi.
SEIRModelParams
(beta, kappa, gamma, r0=None)¶ Bases:
pram.model.epi.ModelParams
-
classmethod
by_clinical_obs
(s0, r0, incub_period, sympt_period)¶ Instantiates the class using clinical observations instead of model rate parameters. This is useful because typically the former are easier to obtain and more agreed upon.
The actual number of arguments to the method of an extending class will depend on the number of compartments in in the underlying model. Progression rates (kappa) should be computed based on incubation and symptomatic periods (inbub_period and sympt_period). Recovery rates (gamma) should be computed based on infection durations (inf_dur). Finally, transmission rates (beta) should be based on the R0 formula, which for the SIR model (and all descendant models without vital dynamics) takes the form:
R0 = beta * S0 / gamma, where S0 is the initial size of the susceptible population
-
classmethod
-
class
pram.model.epi.
SEQIHRModel
(var, beta, alpha_n, alpha_q, delta_n, delta_h, mu, chi, phi, rho, name='seqihr-model', t=attr.attrs, i=attr.attrs, solver=<pram.model.model.MCSolver object>, memo=None)¶ Bases:
pram.model.model.Model
SEQIHR model interface.
-
class
pram.model.epi.
SIRModel
(var, beta, gamma, name='sir-model', t=attr.attrs, i=attr.attrs, solver=<pram.model.model.MCSolver object>, memo=None)¶ Bases:
pram.model.model.Model
-
class
pram.model.epi.
SIRSModel
(var, beta, gamma, alpha=0.0, name='sirs-model', t=attr.attrs, i=attr.attrs, solver=<pram.model.model.MCSolver object>, memo=None)¶ Bases:
pram.model.model.Model
SIRS model interface.
Notes
alpha = 0
implies the SIR model.
-
class
pram.model.epi.
SISModel
(rule)¶ Bases:
pram.model.model.Model
pram.model.model module¶
Contains abstract and generic model code.
-
class
pram.model.model.
MCSolver
¶ Bases:
pram.model.model.Solver
Markov chain model solver.
-
class
pram.model.model.
Model
(rule)¶ Bases:
abc.ABC
A model base class.
- Parameters
rule (Rule) – The group rule implementing the model dynamics.
-
set_params
(**kwargs)¶
-
exception
pram.model.model.
ModelConstructionError
¶ Bases:
Exception
-
class
pram.model.model.
ODESolver
(dt=0.1)¶ Bases:
pram.model.model.Solver
Ordinary differential equations system model solver.
- Parameters
dt (float) – Numeric integrator time step size.
-
class
pram.model.model.
Solver
¶ Bases:
abc.ABC
Model solver base class.


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HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL (1999) A film review by Justin Felix. Copyright 1999 Justin Felix.
All of my film reviews are archived at http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Justin+Felix
This review has been submitted to The Shrubbery http://www.theshrubbery.com
Any comments about this review? E-mail me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Rating: ** (out of five)
Story by Robb White.
Screenplay by Dick Beebe.
Inspired by the 1958 film HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL starring Vincent Price.
Directed by William Malone.
Starring Geoffrey Rush, Famke Janssen, and Chris Kattan.
Rated R (contains violence, profanity, and brief nudity).
Synopsis: Eccentric millionaire Price offers $1,000,000 to each of his guests who appear at a gathering at a former sanitarium. The only catch is that they have to survive the night at the establishment, an establishment haunted by its former staff and patients.
Comments: HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL is based upon the original 1958 film of the same title directed by William Castle and starring Vincent Price. In an obvious homage, the millionaire's name is Price and he sports a thin mustache like Price used to have. This is a pretty bad horror film, yet bad horror films sometimes are very entertaining, and HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL is just such a film. It is, surprisingly, better than another recent haunted house remake, THE HAUNTING, a film which owes its basis to the classic horror novel by Shirley Jackson. THE HAUNTING had literary pretensions and fell flat on it face. HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL owes its lineage to a B-movie 40 years old and makes no illusion that it's a crappy horror movie. Thus, somehow, it proves slightly more successful.
I can't think of another recent film which has had such an eclectic cast. It is this cast which lifts this ho-hum thriller into a borderline entertaining exercise in camp horror. Price, the main character, is played by Geoffrey Rush, the Academy-Award winning actor of SHINE. Rush seems to be making a downward spiral in the movie industry, a spiral reminiscent of Ben (GHANDI, SCHINDLER'S LIST) Kingsley's ridiculous appearance in the camp sci-fi classic SPECIES. I don't know why, but sometimes it's entertaining to see "quality" actors in bad movies. More surprises? Rising star Taye Diggs plays a stereotypical African American sports figure (rather lamely too), and singer Lisa Loeb (!) appears as a TV news reporter. The highlight of the cast, however, has to be SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE member Chris Kattan. Kattan's comic sense provides several good humorous moments as he plays the hysterical proprietor of the former sanitarium.
While the first half of the film leaves the audience guessing as to what's exactly going on, the second half dissolves into standard ghost story stuff and loses some of its suspense. A disappointingly cheesy ending really mars this movie too. HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL, I suspect, has just about left the second-run theaters. It's worth catching on cable next year, if you get a chance. If you have a choice, pick this movie over THE HAUNTING, it's the better of two evils, you could say. Though, more appropriately perhaps, it'd be better to say that it's the better of two turkeys.
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See also: List of companies based in the Harrisburg area
Harrisburg is the metropolitan center for some 400 communities. Its economy and more than 45,000 businesses are diversified with a large representation of service-related industries, especially health-care and a growing technological and biotechnology industry to accompany the dominant government field inherent to being the state's capital. National and international firms with major operations include Ahold Delhaize USA, Arcelor Mittal Steel, HP, IBM, Hershey Foods, Harsco Corporation, Ollie's Bargain Outlet, Rite Aid Corporation, Tyco Electronics, and Volvo Heavy Machinery. The largest employers, the federal and state governments, provide stability to the economy. The region's extensive transportation infrastructure has allowed it to become a prominent center for trade, warehousing, and distribution.
Government
City of Harrisburg
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. City Government Center, the only city hall in the United States named for a Civil Rights Movement leader[citation needed], serves as a central location for the administrative functions of the city. Harrisburg has been served since 1970 by the "strong mayor" form of municipal government, with separate executive and legislative branches. The Mayor serves a four-year term with no term limits. As the full-time chief executive, the Mayor oversees the operation of 34 agencies, run by department and office heads, some of whom form the Mayor's cabinet, including the Departments of Public Safety, which includes law enforcement and fire safety in its remit, Public Works, Business Administration, Parks and Recreation, Incineration and Steam Generation, Building & Housing Development and Solicitor. The city has 721 employees (2003).The current mayor of Harrisburg is Eric R. Papenfuse whose term expires January 2018. There are seven city council members, all elected at large, who serve part-time for four-year terms. There are two other elected city posts, city treasurer and city controller, who separately head their own fiscally related offices. The city government has been in financial distress for many years. It has operated under the state's Act 47 provisions since 2011. The Act provides for municipalities that are in a state akin to bankruptcy.
Property tax reform
Harrisburg is also known nationally for its use of a two-tiered land value taxation. Harrisburg has taxed land at a rate six times that on improvements since 1975, and this policy has been credited by its former mayor Stephen R. Reed, as well as by the city's former city manager during the 1980s, with reducing the number of vacant structures located in downtown Harrisburg from about 4,200 in 1982 to fewer than 500 in 1995. During this same period of time between 1982 and 1995, nearly 4,700 more city residents became employed, the crime rate dropped 22.5% and the fire rate dropped 51%. Harrisburg, as well as nearly 20 other Pennsylvania cities, employs a two-rate or split-rate property tax, which requires the taxing of the value of land at a higher rate and the value of the buildings and improvements at a lower one. This can be seen as a compromise between pure LVT and an ordinary property tax falling on real estate (land value plus improvement value).Alternatively, two-rate taxation may be seen as a form that allows gradual transformation of the traditional real estate property tax into a pure land value tax. Nearly two dozen local Pennsylvania jurisdictions, such as Harrisburg, use two-rate property taxation in which the tax on land value is higher and the tax on improvement value is lower. In 2000, Florenz Plassmann and Nicolaus Tideman wrote that when comparing Pennsylvania cities using a higher tax rate on land value and a lower rate on improvements with similar sized Pennsylvania cities using the same rate on land and improvements, the higher land value taxation leads to increased construction within the jurisdiction
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania State Capitol Complex dominates the city's stature as a regional and national hub for government and politics. All administrative functions of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania are located within the complex and at various nearby locations. The Commonwealth Judicial Center houses Pennsylvania's three appellate courts, which are located in Harrisburg. The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, which is the court of last resort in the state, hears arguments in Harrisburg as well as Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The Superior Court of Pennsylvania and the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania are located here. Judges for these courts are elected at large.
Transport
Airports
Domestic and International airlines provide services via Harrisburg International Airport (MDT), which is located southeast of the city in Middletown. HIA is the third-busiest commercial airport in Pennsylvania, both in terms of passengers served and cargo shipments. But, generally due to the poor airline selection and lack of an airline hub, the more popular airports in the area are Baltimore, Dulles and the Philadelphia. However nearly 1.2 million people fly out of Harrisburg every year. Passenger carriers that serve HIA include American Airlines, United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Frontier Airlines, and Allegiant Air. Capital City Airport (CXY), a moderate-sized business class and general aviation airport, is located across the Susquehanna River in the nearby suburb of New Cumberland, south of Harrisburg. Both airports are owned and operated by the Susquehanna Area Regional Airport Authority (SARAA), which also manages the Franklin County Regional Airport in Chambersburg and Gettysburg Regional Airport in Gettysburg.
Public Transport
Harrisburg is served by Capital Area Transit (CAT) which provides public bus, paratransit, and commuter rail service throughout the greater metropolitan area. Construction of a commuter rail line designated the Capital Red Rose Corridor (previously named CorridorOne) will eventually link the city with nearby Lancaster in 2010. Long-term plans for the region call for the commuter rail line to continue westward to Cumberland County, ending at Carlisle. In early 2005, the project hit a roadblock when the Cumberland County commissioners opposed the plan to extend commuter rail to the West Shore. Due to lack of support from the county commissioners, the Cumberland County portion, and the two new stations in Harrisburg have been removed from the project. In the future, with support from Cumberland County, the commuter rail project may extend to both shores of the Susquehanna River, where the majority of the commuting base for the Harrisburg metropolitan area resides. In 2006, a second phase of the rail project designated CorridorTwo was announced to the general public. It will link downtown Harrisburg with its eastern suburbs in Dauphin and Lebanon counties, including the areas of Hummelstown, Hershey and Lebanon, and the city of York in York County.Future passenger rail corridors also include Route 15 from the Harrisburg area towards Gettysburg, as well as the Susquehanna River communities north of Harrisburg, and the Northern Susquehanna Valley region.
Intercity bus service
TThe lower level of the Harrisburg Transport Center serves as the city's intercity bus terminal. Daily bus services are provided by Greyhound, Capitol Trailways, and Fullington Trailways. They connect Harrisburg to other Pennsylvania cities such as Allentown, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Reading, Scranton, State College, Williamsport, and York and nearby, out-of-state cities such as Baltimore, Binghamton, New York, Syracuse, and Washington, D.C., plus many other destinations via transfers.Curbside intercity bus service is also provided by Megabus from the parking lot of the Harrisburg Mall in nearby Swatara Township, with direct service to Philadelphia, State College, and Pittsburgh.


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Presented a technical paper titled “MACHINE LEARNING” In one day national level InfiOn 19 held at Excel Engineering college.
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The Eiffel Tower is 1,063 feet tall, including the antenna at the top. Without the antenna, it is 984 feet. It was the world's tallest structure until the Chrysler Building was built in New York in 1930. The tower was built to sway slightly in the wind, but the sun affects the tower more.
An immense mausoleum of white marble, built in Agra between 1631 and 1648 by order of the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his favourite wife, the Taj Mahal is the jewel of Muslim art in India and one of the universally admired masterpieces of the world's heritage.
The tower is situated behind the Pisa Cathedral and is the third-oldest structure in the city's Cathedral Square Piazza del Duomo, after the cathedral and the Pisa Baptistry. The height of the tower is 183.27 feet from the ground on the low side and 185.93 feet on the high side.


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Replica of da Vinci's Mona Lisa sells for 552,500 euros
The copy was sold by international auction house Sotheby's in Paris.
A 17th-century copy of Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" was sold on Tuesday at Sotheby's auction house in Paris for 552,500 euros ($611,950), much more than the initial valuation of 70,000-90,000 euros ($77,545 - $99,700).
The Mona Lisa itself, on which da Vinci began work in 1503, has hung at the Louvre Museum in Paris for more than 200 years. It is thought to depict Lisa Gherardini, the wife of a Florentine silk merchant, Francesco Giocondo.
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UK art: New London exhibition explores da Vinci masterpiece
This amazing result testifies to the power of the lasting fascination of this iconic painting," Baukje Coenen, a director at Sotheby's, said in a statement about Tuesday's sale.


As the year draws to a close, I am excited to start this new journey into the world of computer programing. This week I began by learning how to use the command line, Git and GitHub.
The main takeway from this week was learning the difference between Git and GitHub. The two terms had always been confusing to me, so I was glad that I had the time to finally distinguish them from each other. It turns out that Git is softwarre that you install on your computer that provides a history of content changes. This ability to keep track of all changes made to a file and the option to revert back to a previous version of the file is called version control. Version control is useful because it allows the user to go back to a save point to revise code in case of bugs. Additionally, it facilitates collaborative changes to a file by allowing multiple users to work on their own copy before merging the changes.
GitHub is a cool invention where you can store and access your work online. It allows you to host and share your code with others, and allows others to offer feedback and suggestions to your code. GitHub is a great collaboration tool that works in sync with Git.
The thing that surprised me the most was that I can use the command line to directly upload my work online to GitHub. For me, this was a new concept that I had to wrap my head around. Overall, I found it really fun to be able to create new files and directories and send them over to my repositories on GitHub.


Complex Network & Protein Interaction & Transcriprional Regulation. I'm interested in understanding mechanism of macro-molecular machine and the interrelationship among diffeent biological components, as well as applications of computational models to signal and data analysis, in genomics, genetics and protein structure.
Also, my dream can be expressed via the left cover picture of Cell. Besides work and study in my own style : "what I can‘t create, I can't understood". I wish I can ride high on my success in the future.
Calligraphy. Reading. Basketball
As a code attributor and web maintainer, I created/participated SNFtools package, ShwinGen and etc.


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LoRaMac Helper Callbacks.
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#include <LoRaMacHelper.h>
LoRaMac Helper Callbacks.
- Examples
- LoRaWanPio\src\main.cpp.
◆ BoardGetBatteryLevel
| uint8_t(* lmh_callback_s::BoardGetBatteryLevel) (void) |
Get the current battery level.
- Return values
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| value | battery level ( 0: very low, 254: fully charged ) |
◆ BoardGetUniqueId
| void(* lmh_callback_s::BoardGetUniqueId) (uint8_t *id) |
Gets the board 64 bits unique ID.
- Parameters
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| id | Pointer to an array that will contain the Unique ID |
◆ BoardGetRandomSeed
| uint32_t(* lmh_callback_s::BoardGetRandomSeed) (void) |
Returns a pseudo random seed generated using the MCU Unique ID.
- Return values
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| seed | Generated pseudo random seed |
◆ lmh_RxData
Process Rx Data received from Lora network.
- Parameters
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◆ lmh_has_joined
| void(* lmh_callback_s::lmh_has_joined) () |
callback indicating EndNode has just joined
◆ lmh_ConfirmClass
Confirms the class change.
- Parameters
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◆ lmh_has_joined_failed
| void(* lmh_callback_s::lmh_has_joined_failed) () |
callback indicating EndNode has just joined failed
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:


This chapter describes how an application can use the fax libraries and Mailbox library to compose and send a fax. Most GEOS devices, including the Nokia 9000i Communicator, come with an application that composes and sends simple fax documents; this chapter will show you how you can write a program that composes a custom fax using graphics commands.
This chapter assumes that you know the basics of GEOS programming. It also assumes that you know how to draw the image that you want to fax, given a GState to draw to. (Most visible objects draw themselves when sent a
MSG_VIS_DRAW
; documentation of kernel drawing commands may be found in
A PrintControl object provides the API for drawing the contents of the fax; while this chapter will tell you what you need to know for simple faxes, more information about the PrintControl is available in .
Sending a fax may be broken down into the following tasks:
Ideally, these tasks are carried out using standard object classes that conform to the device's look and feel.
1 Destination Phone Number
2 Drawing the Contents
2.1 Declaring the Objects
2.2 Supplying the Document's Name
2.3 Supplying the Fax's Contents