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by Kate Lynch at 2020-05-05 19:37:39.labeled
by Kate Lynch at 2020-05-05 19:37:39.labeled
by Kate Lynch at 2020-05-05 19:38:26.Also, (and perhaps this is another issue), perhaps some documentation outlining the preferred usage of asdf
, chruby
, and RVM
should be provided for managing different versions of Ruby (as well as for managing different versions of bundler
).
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by James R. Griffin III at 2020-05-05 18:32:00.labeled
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-05-05 19:06:23.This should probably just build upon the documentation on https://github.com/pulibrary/pul-the-hard-way/blob/master/services/dspace.md
There are restrictions around the NetID for the service account, as apparently one cannot submit a NetID which is similar to a human surname and could resolve easily to one's own NetID (e. g. libvijgriffin would be too easily reconciled with James Griffin).
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by James R. Griffin III at 2020-05-05 13:46:18.assigned
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-05-05 18:54:10.mentioned
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by James R. Griffin III at 2020-05-05 18:55:27.assigned
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-05-05 18:55:27.labeled
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-05-05 18:23:29.Currently it is necessary to introduce some documentation for outlining the JRuby CLI and the tasks associated with instantiating a new JRuby CLI environment. Further, what should be explicitly linked to is the API for the DSpace libraries found within: https://github.com/DSpace/DSpace/tree/dspace-5.3/dspace-api/src/main/java/org/dspace/content
There are additional aspects to the JRuby CLI which are not ported directly to the underlying DSpace API, and these should be documented explicitly and separately from the code base (for example, DSpace.context
for https://github.com/pulibrary/dspace-jruby/blob/master/lib/dspace/dspace.rb#L60).
Please see https://rubydoc.info/gems/yard/file/docs/Tags.md for the YARD reference for comments.
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by Kevin McElwee at 2020-05-05 18:59:29.After reviewing the Inch CI coverage report, the following need to be covered:
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by Eliot Jordan at 2020-05-05 15:56:55.These ingested, but didn't pull FA metadata. Fixing now.
@kelea99 This should be done. Can you double check and close if so? https://figgy.princeton.edu/?f%5Bmember_of_collection_titles_ssim%5D%5B%5D=Paul+Volcker+Papers+MC279
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by Kim Leaman at 2020-05-05 17:01:29.subscribed
by Kim Leaman at 2020-05-05 17:01:29.@kelea99 👍 that makes sense to me. We might also consider whether expanding the display in the File Manager might be a better fit for this use case, because ultimately they have more info about the images than is likely to fit in the viewer.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2020-05-05 13:07:34.referenced
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by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-05-05 19:40:38.This was done April 6th
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Flowers
Decoration
Eating
A privy pot :(
A trash can
Wedding present for your new step-mother


Bloomberg Officially Launches His Campaign for President
by Beth BaumannFormer New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Sunday officially launched his presidential campaign. He shared a video on social media, announcing his intent to "defeat Donald Trump and rebuild America."
His campaign video paints him as a self-made billionaire who used his wealth to help others and create "good paying jobs." His team also touted his efforts to "take on the NRA" by creating Everytown for Gun Safety and Moms Demand Action.
Back in March, Bloomberg said he had no intention of running for president. The fact that he's throwing his hat in the ring shows he's not confident in the current crop of candidates.
But his official announcement comes as no surprise. Over the last few weeks, his team has been focusing on getting his name on the ballot in Super Tuesday states.
The billionaire plans to skip the Iowa Caucuses and New Hampshire Primary and, instead, focus on the cluster of Super Tuesday states that vote early in the year.
“If we run, we are confident we can win in states voting on Super Tuesday and beyond, where we will start on an even footing,” advisor Howard Wolfson previously told the Associated Press.
Super Tuesday is set to take place on March 3, 2020 and includes: Alabama, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Democrats Abroad, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont and Virginia.


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Featured Stories
- The Network Services Project Management team has been working to consolidate existing sources of site information to create a single, accurate list of all active Adient sites. By comparing and combining information contained in the PRM Plant List
with information from Verizon, Avaya, and various controller site lists, we were able to reach out to all sites in all regions to verify up-to-date site and contact information. Look for the new Adient Site List to be published in early May
along with a Gate Review.
GI PMO (Project Management Office)
- If you have a large project that isn’t covered by day-to-day Operations and involves two or more GI teams, consider engaging the GI Project Management Office.
Select the “Submit Project Request” tile in the lower left corner of the page and complete the form to have the GI PMO review your request. Consult the Documents section in the GI PMO SharePoint page for additional information.
Final Separation of Adient and JCI Networks
What has taken place so far and what are the next steps?
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On March 21st, the team successfully added security to the Extranet. All SMB, NetBios, RPC, LDAP, and DNS protocols not covered by the existing TSA between Adient and JCI were disabled. This was a pre-requisite to the final steps below and
no major incidents were reported.
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Final separation preparation - The project team sent a list to application and server owners that appear to still have traffic traversing extranet path between Adient and JCI. We have received very little feedback (10%). The list out one final time. This is your chance to test your applications prior to separation. We encourage you to please test your applications and provide feedback.
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Final Testing - On April 22nd, the team will test the removal of the any to any rules. Application owners will have this LAST CHANCE to test and ensure their applications are not impacted by this change. Any issues found should
follow the hyper care process below.
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Final Separation - If no major issues are identified on April 22nd then the final Any-to-Any rule removal will be scheduled for May 13th. Communications will be forthcoming.
Welcome New Team Members! (Should we try to get pictures???)
- Terri Norton - Network Engineer - Americas
- Michael Cunningham - Network Engineer - Americas
- Stella Zhou - Project Manager - Asia Pacific
Americas
Accomplishments
- Completed implementation of Cisco SNTC (Smart Net Total Care) Collector. This tool gives us visibility into network equipment installed across our entire enterprise. Additionally, the SNTC Collector allowed us to identify risks
associated with Cisco Devices that are past Last Day of Support as well as devices that are not under service contracts. Projects to address both of these issues have been initiated.
- The team worked with Verizon to determine how many existing circuits are connected to Verizon owned equipment that are not under LOA (Letter of Agreement) as well as how many circuits are covered under a legacy JCI LOA. An LOA
allows Verizon to do work on non-Verizon circuits that are connected to Verizon equipment. All circuits have been identified and brought under the new Adient LOA Template.
- Completed an analysis of Adient firewalls to establish standard template configuration and identify firewalls with configurations that require remediation.
Upcoming/Ongoing
- Installation and configuration of network equipment and connectivity at the new Southfield Technology Center in Michigan to support Adient IT relocation.
- The Network Services team is supporting local IT with the installation and configuration of network equipment and connectivity at new plant in Aguascaliente, Mexico.
- The team is supporting YFAI Separation at multiple sites, including Adient and YFAI sites in Holland, MI.
- Reserach and implement a TEM (Telecom Expense Management) solution to manage Network invoices, ordering, and equipment inventory.
EMEA
Accomplishments
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On March 29 the EMEA Network Services team presented SolarWinds, a new network monitoring tool, to the EMEA Business Unit IT. This tool provides network dashboards for all AE facilities globally and contains utilization graphs,
congestion reports, WLAN statistics and more. The tool can be accessed here. Access can be requested by opening an ITSM ticket and assigning
it to /it.co.net-ops.gl queue.
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On April 13, the EMEA team presented the results of the PoC (Proof of Concept) for the zScaler zApp. zApp is an application that facilitates global cloud-based information security (web browsing) and solves some of the issues
that we are facing with the current internet setup. zApp will not be widely deployed at the moment in Adient but the proof of concept showed advanced technologies that might be reconsidered at a later stage.
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Implementation of Syslog - Syslog is a standard for message logging that helps with system management and security auditing as well as general informational, analysis, and debugging. Network Services has installed a new syslog
server in the Suwanee Datacenter (SDC)
Upcoming/Ongoing
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The EMEA team assisted with the final network separation testing on April 22. As part of the test, access to all applications that are not covered by a TSA (Transitional Service Agreement) between Adient and JCI will be temporary
disconnect for an impact assessment exercise.
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Network Services has committed to updating all documentation pertaining to network standards to reflect the current network topology and portfolio. Missing standard documents will be added and uploaded to Sharepoint.
APAC
Accomplishments
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The team compared Verizon MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching) and domestic MPLS price in Asia to look for cost saving opportunities. Singtel offered MPLS pricing that is much lower for circuits that are 10Mbps and above.
The Procurement team will use these findings to drive discount negotiations.
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Morgan Sun attended a three day workshop for Adient China IT. Topics included digital office solutions, Industrial 4.0, performance management, and each team’s update.
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Completed the installation of network equipment and connectivity at the new plant in Thailand which also helped to solve two complex network issues in short period and provide solid network during R@R(Run and Rate).
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Created an e-workflow in sharepoint for the network deviation request process. The network deviation process is used to track and document non-standard network designs and solutions.
Upcoming/Ongoing
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Continuing to work with Verizon and China Telecom to review and correct the QoS (Quality of Service) shaping percentage for all China sites. QoS shaping is used to buffer traffic that exceeds the committed bandwidth to avoid
exceeding network capacity.
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Network optimization and improvement for Indonesia plant - The plant in Indonesia has unreliable WAN (Wide Area Network) and non-standard LAN (Local Area Network) and Wireless network designs. The team is working with site
IT and BRM on a total solution to provide a robust network.
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The team is working with GIS (Global Information Security) on a risk analysis and remediation plan for DC (Datacenter) internet firewalls. It came to our attention that DC internet firewall is sending huge amount of syslog messages to servers.
Voice/Mobility Services
Accomplishments
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The approval matrix for mobile phone ordering has been simplified. In streamlining this process we’ve vastly reduced the time it takes from ordering a mobile phone to actually receiving the mobile phone. We have also augmented
this where the team can approve in case of someone being out on leave.
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The Vodafone techfund account has been terminated in Germany. We receive ‘tech fund’ - a pool of money - against which we can order mobile phones. This is provided by Vodafone in Germany. We have a limited amount of time to
use this techfund before it expires. Due to the downgraded support service from Vodafone in Germany, we have used the remainder of this ‘tech fund’ to allow the team to offer the hardware required to our users in a timely fashion. Now
when a user orders a mobile phone, we can now provide one within days rather than weeks/months.
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A reminder was added to the CONCUR and AMEX travel portals for employees traveling out of country. The reminder tells users to add an international package to their mobile phones when they travel. This should help to eliminate the high costs
we see for users whilst on international travel.
Upcoming/Ongoing
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Team members Dale Thompson, Jozef Lumtzer, and Jessica Li are comparing the Verizon Gold Car reports to the Avaya reports. Any mismatch in the data can have an impact on voice quality. Seven sites globally were identified
to have this issue and we are working on correcting this to ensure voice quality remains unaffected.
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All regions are working to add invoices for all sites globally into TEM (Telecom Expense Management) for fixed voice line reporting. This allows us to compare what we are being charged by our providers to what is in our contracts,
highlight the differences, and keep track of costs on a global scale. Once fixed voice is added we will start to add network lines into the same tool.
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Voice helpdesk tickets are in the top 10 seen by our service desk. Team member Deb Christensen is reviewing the existing helpdesk documentation. By updating these documents we will be able to reduce the amount of tickets and speed up the resolution of user issues relating to voice.
36 documents have been reviewed, updated, or deleted so far.
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| Packages that use CellView | |
| org.jgraph | JGraph's topmost package which contains the JGraph class. |
| org.jgraph.event | Contains event classes and listener interfaces that are used to react to events fired by JGraph. |
| org.jgraph.graph | Graphs are made up of a number of classes and interfaces defined in their own
package - the jgraph.graph package. |
| org.jgraph.plaf | Contains the GraphUI class which extends the Swing ComponentUI class. |
| org.jgraph.plaf.basic | Contains the BasicGraphUI, which is GraphUI's default implementation. |
| org.jgraph.util |
| Uses of CellView in org.jgraph |
| Methods in org.jgraph that return CellView | |
CellView |
JGraph.getTopmostViewAt(double x,
double y,
boolean reverse,
boolean leafsOnly)
Returns the topmost cell view at the specified location using the view's bounds on non-leafs to check for containment. |
CellView |
JGraph.getNextViewAt(CellView current,
double x,
double y)
Returns the next view at the specified location wrt. |
CellView |
JGraph.getNextViewAt(CellView current,
double x,
double y,
boolean leafsOnly)
Returns the next view at the specified location wrt. |
CellView |
JGraph.getNextSelectableViewAt(CellView current,
double x,
double y)
Note: Arguments are not expected to be scaled (they are scaled in here). |
CellView |
JGraph.getNextViewAt(CellView[] cells,
CellView c,
double x,
double y)
Returns the next view at the specified location wrt. |
CellView |
JGraph.getNextViewAt(CellView[] cells,
CellView c,
double x,
double y,
boolean leafsOnly)
Returns the next view at the specified location wrt. |
CellView |
JGraph.getLeafViewAt(double x,
double y)
Returns the next view at the specified location wrt. |
| Methods in org.jgraph with parameters of type CellView | |
CellView |
JGraph.getNextViewAt(CellView current,
double x,
double y)
Returns the next view at the specified location wrt. |
CellView |
JGraph.getNextViewAt(CellView current,
double x,
double y,
boolean leafsOnly)
Returns the next view at the specified location wrt. |
CellView |
JGraph.getNextSelectableViewAt(CellView current,
double x,
double y)
Note: Arguments are not expected to be scaled (they are scaled in here). |
CellView |
JGraph.getNextViewAt(CellView[] cells,
CellView c,
double x,
double y)
Returns the next view at the specified location wrt. |
CellView |
JGraph.getNextViewAt(CellView[] cells,
CellView c,
double x,
double y,
boolean leafsOnly)
Returns the next view at the specified location wrt. |
void |
JGraph.updateAutoSize(CellView view)
Computes and updates the size for view . |
| Uses of CellView in org.jgraph.event |
| Methods in org.jgraph.event that return CellView | |
CellView[] |
GraphModelEvent.GraphModelChange.getViews(GraphLayoutCache view)
Allows a GraphLayoutCache to retrieve an array of
CellViews that was previously stored with
putViews(GraphLayoutCache, CellView[]) . |
| Methods in org.jgraph.event with parameters of type CellView | |
void |
GraphModelEvent.GraphModelChange.putViews(GraphLayoutCache view,
CellView[] cellViews)
Allows a GraphLayoutCache to store cell views for
cells that have been removed. |
| Uses of CellView in org.jgraph.graph |
| Classes in org.jgraph.graph that implement CellView | |
class |
AbstractCellView
The abstract base class for all cell views. |
class |
EdgeView
The default implementation of an edge view. |
class |
PortView
The default implementation of a port view. |
class |
VertexView
The default implementation of a vertex view. |
| Fields in org.jgraph.graph declared as CellView | |
protected CellView[] |
VertexView.SizeHandle.portViews
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protected CellView[] |
VertexView.SizeHandle.contextViews
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protected CellView |
EdgeView.source
Cached source and target portview of the edge. |
protected CellView |
EdgeView.target
Cached source and target portview of the edge. |
protected CellView |
EdgeView.sourceParentView
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protected CellView |
EdgeView.targetParentView
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protected CellView |
AbstractCellView.parent
Cached parent view |
protected CellView |
PortView.lastParent
Cache of the last valid parent. |
protected CellView[] |
GraphLayoutCache.GraphLayoutCacheEdit.context
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protected CellView[] |
GraphLayoutCache.GraphLayoutCacheEdit.hidden
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| Methods in org.jgraph.graph that return CellView | |
CellView[] |
DefaultGraphModel.GraphModelEdit.getViews(GraphLayoutCache view)
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CellView[] |
DefaultGraphModel.GraphModelLayerEdit.getViews(GraphLayoutCache view)
Returns the views that have not changed explicitly, but implicitly because one of their dependent cells has changed. |
CellView |
DefaultCellViewFactory.createView(GraphModel model,
Object cell)
Constructs a view for the specified cell and associates it with the specified object using the specified CellMapper. |
protected CellView |
EdgeView.getVisibleParent(GraphModel model,
CellMapper mapper,
Object port)
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CellView |
EdgeView.getSource()
Returns the CellView that represents the source of the edge. |
CellView |
EdgeView.getSourceParentView()
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CellView |
EdgeView.getTarget()
Returns the CellView that represents the target of the edge. |
CellView |
EdgeView.getTargetParentView()
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CellView[] |
GraphContext.createTemporaryCellViews()
Returns an new consistent array of views for cells . |
CellView[] |
GraphContext.createTemporaryPortViews()
Returns an new consistent array of views for the ports. |
CellView[] |
GraphContext.createTemporaryContextViews()
Returns an new consistent array of views for the edges that are connected to and not contained in cells . |
CellView[] |
GraphContext.createTemporaryContextViews(Set cellSet)
Returns an new consistent array of views for the edges that are connected to and not contained in cellSet . |
CellView |
GraphContext.getMapping(Object cell,
boolean create)
Returns the CellView that is mapped to cell
in the graph context. |
CellView |
GraphContext.createMapping(Object cell)
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CellView |
AbstractCellView.getParentView()
Returns the parent view for this view. |
CellView[] |
AbstractCellView.getChildViews()
Returns the child views of this view. |
static CellView[] |
AbstractCellView.getDescendantViews(CellView[] views)
Returns all views, including descendants that have a parent in views without the PortViews. |
CellView |
PortView.getParentView()
This method ensures a non-null value. |
CellView |
CellViewFactory.createView(GraphModel model,
Object cell)
Constructs a view for the specified cell and associates it with the specified object using the specified CellMapper. |
CellView |
CellMapper.getMapping(Object cell,
boolean create)
Returns the view that is associated with cell . |
CellView[] |
GraphLayoutCache.getCellViews()
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CellView[] |
GraphLayoutCache.getHiddenCellViews()
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CellView[] |
GraphLayoutCache.getRoots()
Returns the roots of the view. |
CellView[] |
GraphLayoutCache.getRoots(Rectangle2D clip)
Return all root cells that intersect the given rectangle. |
CellView[] |
GraphLayoutCache.removeCells(Object[] cells)
Removes the specified model root cells from the view by removing the mapping between the cell and its view and makes the cells invisible. |
CellView |
GraphLayoutCache.getMapping(Object cell,
boolean create)
Returns the view for the specified cell. |
CellView[] |
GraphLayoutCache.getMapping(Object[] cells)
Returns the views for the specified array of cells without creating these views on the fly. |
CellView[] |
GraphLayoutCache.getMapping(Object[] cells,
boolean create)
Returns the views for the specified array of cells. |
CellView |
GraphLayoutCache.removeMapping(Object cell)
Removes the associaten for the specified model cell and returns the view that was previously associated with the cell. |
CellView[] |
GraphLayoutCache.getAllViews()
Returns all views, shortcut to getAllDescendants(getRoots()) |
CellView[] |
GraphLayoutCache.getAllDescendants(CellView[] views)
Returns all views, including descendants that have a parent in views , especially the PortViews. |
CellView |
CellView.getParentView()
Returns the parent of view of this view. |
CellView[] |
CellView.getChildViews()
Returns the child views of this view. |
| Methods in org.jgraph.graph with parameters of type CellView | |
void |
DefaultGraphModel.GraphModelEdit.putViews(GraphLayoutCache view,
CellView[] views)
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void |
DefaultGraphModel.GraphModelLayerEdit.putViews(GraphLayoutCache view,
CellView[] cellViews)
Returns the views that have not changed explicitly, but implicitly because one of their dependent cells has changed. |
Component |
VertexRenderer.getRendererComponent(JGraph graph,
CellView view,
boolean sel,
boolean focus,
boolean preview)
Configure and return the renderer component based on the passed in cell. |
protected void |
VertexRenderer.installAttributes(CellView view)
Install the attributes of specified cell in this renderer instance. |
Component |
EdgeRenderer.getRendererComponent(JGraph graph,
CellView view,
boolean sel,
boolean focus,
boolean preview)
Configure and return the renderer based on the passed in components. |
boolean |
EdgeRenderer.intersects(JGraph graph,
CellView value,
Rectangle rect)
Returns true if the edge shape intersects the given rectangle. |
Rectangle2D |
EdgeRenderer.getBounds(CellView value)
Returns the bounds of the edge shape. |
protected void |
EdgeRenderer.installAttributes(CellView view)
Installs the attributes of specified cell in this renderer instance. |
void |
EdgeView.setSource(CellView sourceView)
Sets the sourceView of the edge. |
void |
EdgeView.setTarget(CellView targetView)
Sets the targetView of the edge. |
static double |
EdgeView.getLength(CellView view)
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protected void |
EdgeView.EdgeHandle.paintPort(Graphics g,
CellView p)
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ConnectionSet |
GraphContext.disconnect(CellView[] cells)
Disconnects the edges in cells from the sources and
targets that are not in this context and returns a ConnectionSet that
defines the disconnection. |
void |
GraphContext.putMapping(Object cell,
CellView view)
Associates cell with view in the graph
context. |
Component |
CellViewRenderer.getRendererComponent(JGraph graph,
CellView view,
boolean sel,
boolean focus,
boolean preview)
Configure and return the renderer based on the passed in components. |
Component |
PortRenderer.getRendererComponent(JGraph graph,
CellView view,
boolean sel,
boolean focus,
boolean preview)
Configure and return the renderer based on the passed in components. |
static CellView[] |
AbstractCellView.getDescendantViews(CellView[] views)
Returns all views, including descendants that have a parent in views without the PortViews. |
static Rectangle2D |
AbstractCellView.getBounds(CellView[] views)
Returns the bounding box for the specified views. |
protected boolean |
AbstractCellView.includeInGroupBounds(CellView view)
This is used to exclude certain cell views from the group bounds computation. |
static Point2D |
AbstractCellView.getCenterPoint(CellView vertex)
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void |
CellMapper.putMapping(Object cell,
CellView view)
Inserts the association between cell and view . |
void |
GraphLayoutCache.cellViewsChanged(CellView[] cellViews)
Invoke this method after you've changed how the cells are to be represented in the graph. |
static Rectangle2D |
GraphLayoutCache.getBounds(CellView[] views)
Returns the bounding box for the specified cell views. |
void |
GraphLayoutCache.refresh(CellView[] views,
boolean create)
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void |
GraphLayoutCache.refresh(CellView view,
boolean create)
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void |
GraphLayoutCache.update(CellView[] views)
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void |
GraphLayoutCache.update(CellView view)
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void |
GraphLayoutCache.insertViews(CellView[] views)
Adds the specified model root cells to the view. |
Object[] |
GraphLayoutCache.getCells(CellView[] views)
Takes an array of views and returns the array of the corresponding cells by using getCell for each view. |
void |
GraphLayoutCache.putMapping(Object cell,
CellView view)
Associates the specified model cell with the specified view. |
static void |
GraphLayoutCache.translateViews(CellView[] views,
double dx,
double dy)
Translates the specified views by the given amount. |
CellView[] |
GraphLayoutCache.getAllDescendants(CellView[] views)
Returns all views, including descendants that have a parent in views , especially the PortViews. |
void |
ConnectionSet.addConnections(CellView[] views)
Adds the connections in views to the connection set. |
| Constructors in org.jgraph.graph with parameters of type CellView | |
GraphLayoutCache(GraphModel model,
CellViewFactory factory,
CellView[] cellViews,
CellView[] hiddenCellViews,
boolean partial)
Constructs a view for the specified model that uses factory
to create its views. |
| Uses of CellView in org.jgraph.plaf |
| Methods in org.jgraph.plaf with parameters of type CellView | |
abstract void |
GraphUI.paintCell(Graphics g,
CellView view,
Rectangle2D bounds,
boolean preview)
Paints the renderer of view to g
at bounds . |
abstract void |
GraphUI.paintPorts(Graphics g,
CellView[] portViews)
Paints the renderers of portViews to g . |
abstract Dimension2D |
GraphUI.getPreferredSize(JGraph graph,
CellView view)
Returns the preferred size for view . |
| Uses of CellView in org.jgraph.plaf.basic |
| Fields in org.jgraph.plaf.basic declared as CellView | |
protected CellView |
BasicGraphUI.focus
The focused cell under the mousepointer and the last focused cell. |
protected CellView |
BasicGraphUI.lastFocus
The focused cell under the mousepointer and the last focused cell. |
protected CellView |
BasicGraphUI.MouseHandler.cell
|
protected CellView[] |
BasicGraphUI.RootHandle.views
|
protected CellView[] |
BasicGraphUI.RootHandle.contextViews
|
protected CellView[] |
BasicGraphUI.RootHandle.portViews
|
protected CellView |
BasicGraphUI.RootHandle.targetGroup
|
protected CellView |
BasicGraphUI.RootHandle.ignoreTargetGroup
|
| Methods in org.jgraph.plaf.basic that return CellView | |
protected CellView |
BasicGraphUI.RootHandle.findViewForPoint(Point2D pt)
Hook for subclassers to return a different view for a mouse click at pt . |
protected CellView |
BasicGraphUI.RootHandle.findUnselectedInnermostGroup(double x,
double y)
Used for move into group to find the target group. |
| Methods in org.jgraph.plaf.basic with parameters of type CellView | |
Dimension2D |
BasicGraphUI.getPreferredSize(JGraph graph,
CellView view)
Get the preferred Size for a cell view. |
void |
BasicGraphUI.paintCell(Graphics g,
CellView view,
Rectangle2D bounds,
boolean preview)
Paints the renderer of view to g at
bounds . |
void |
BasicGraphUI.paintPorts(Graphics g,
CellView[] ports)
Paint ports . |
protected boolean |
BasicGraphUI.MouseHandler.isDescendant(CellView parentView,
CellView childView)
|
| Uses of CellView in org.jgraph.util |
| Methods in org.jgraph.util with parameters of type CellView | |
protected Object[] |
ParallelEdgeRouter.getParallelEdges(GraphLayoutCache cache,
EdgeView edge,
CellView cellView1,
CellView cellView2)
Getter to obtain the list of parallel edges |
|
JGraph |
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#include <image_ops.h>
Greedily selects a subset of bounding boxes in descending order of score,.
pruning away boxes that have high intersection-over-union (IOU) overlap with previously selected boxes. Bounding boxes are supplied as [y1, x1, y2, x2], where (y1, x1) and (y2, x2) are the coordinates of any diagonal pair of box corners and the coordinates can be provided as normalized (i.e., lying in the interval [0, 1]) or absolute. Note that this algorithm is agnostic to where the origin is in the coordinate system. Note that this algorithm is invariant to orthogonal transformations and translations of the coordinate system; thus translating or reflections of the coordinate system result in the same boxes being selected by the algorithm.
The output of this operation is a set of integers indexing into the input collection of bounding boxes representing the selected boxes. The bounding box coordinates corresponding to the selected indices can then be obtained using the tf.gather operation
. For example:
selected_indices = tf.image.non_max_suppression_v2( boxes, scores, max_output_size, iou_threshold) selected_boxes = tf.gather(boxes, selected_indices)
Arguments:
[num_boxes, 4]
.[num_boxes]
representing a single score corresponding to each box (each row of boxes).Returns:
Output
: A 1-D integer tensor of shape [M]
representing the selected indices from the boxes tensor, where M <= max_output_size
.
Constructors and Destructors |
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|---|---|
NonMaxSuppressionV2(const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input boxes, ::tensorflow::Input scores, ::tensorflow::Input max_output_size, ::tensorflow::Input iou_threshold)
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Public attributes |
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operation
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selected_indices
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Public functions |
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node() const
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::tensorflow::Node *
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operator::tensorflow::Input() const
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operator::tensorflow::Output() const
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Operation operation
::tensorflow::Output selected_indices
NonMaxSuppressionV2( const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input boxes, ::tensorflow::Input scores, ::tensorflow::Input max_output_size, ::tensorflow::Input iou_threshold )
::tensorflow::Node * node() const
operator::tensorflow::Input() const
operator::tensorflow::Output() const


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Sort Flickr images by tags
This simple web application retrieves public images from Flickr that were tagged either as "cat", "dog", or "cow".
You can copy/move images in different containers according to their tags.
Following selection modes are supported by default:
- Simple click — selects a single element, all other elements will be unselected.
- Ctrl+click — toggles a selection state of an element (use Meta key on Mac).
- Shift+click — selects a range of element from the previous anchor to the current element.
- Ctrl+Shift+click — adds a range of element from the previous anchor to the current element (use Meta key on Mac).
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This tests that all of the symbolic CSS3 list-style-types are supported as per section 4.5 of the spec. CSS3 Lists module (Draft 7 November 2002). This test PASSED if the list item matches its bullet for every list item (below). For example, for the asterisks symbolic system the second <li> (which corresponds to 2 in the standard ordering of the positive integers) should be rendered as: ** **


A review by John Beachem
* * * * *
CAST Peter Sellers - President Muffley/Captain Lionel Mandrake/Dr. Strangelove George C. Scott - General `Buck' Turgidson Sterling Hayden - General Jack D. Ripper Keenan Wynn - Colonel `Bat' Guano Slim Pickens - Major T. J. `King' Kong
In honor of the late, great George C. Scott, I've decided to review a film which is, quite frankly, one of the funniest ever made. The cliched old phrase `They don't make um like they used to' has never been more appropriate than it is here.
President Muffley has a problem. One of his generals, Jack D. Ripper, has gone insane and ordered bombers to nuke the Soviet Union. The biggest problem with this, is that the Soviets have constructed a weapon which shall destroy the world if they should be attacked. So, the president and his military staff sit in the war room and try to think of a way to alert the bombers to cease their attack. Meanwhile, General Ripper defends his base from U.S. troops while explaining his actions to his second in command, Captain Mandrake. Problems continue to escalate and finally the fate of the world is in the hands of Major Kong, one of the bomber captains.
Kubrick may have been a rather erratic director, creating a string of hits (2001: A Space Odyssey), and misses (Lolita) seemingly at random. However, he was right on the mark with this creation,which is such a magnificent blend of slapstick comedy, witty dialogue, and an amazingly humour look at paranoia.
Peter Sellers is brilliant, as always, playing three very different characters. President Muffley look constantly hassled by the problems and people he has to face (his phone conversation with the Soviet premier is one of the funniest moments in movie history). Captain Mandrake is perhaps the only truly normal character in the entire film, but this simply makes him that much funnier. Dr. Strangelove, the crippled genius, is an absolute riot as he seems unable to control his movements at times.
George C. Scott plays General Turgidson in a way similar to his later portrayal of General Patton, but in a much more maniacal way. The scenes with him are always hilarious due to his overzealous behavior and strangely psychotic facial expressions (such as the scene where he's explaining why the Russian ambassador shouldn't be alowed in the war room).
The biggest problem I think this movie has nowadays is that the humor seems to be over the heads of a lot of people (not hard to believe considering how much today's audiences loved the ghastly Austin Powers). In fact, the only flaw I can think of is that the film does end quite suddenly (though in a very funny way), though I suppose one simply doesn't want it to end at all. I give Dr. Strangelove a full five stars and recommend everyone go see it right now.
* * * * * - One of the greatest movies ever made, see it now. * * * * - Great flick. Try and catch this one. * * * - Okay movie, hits and misses. * * - Pretty bad. See it if you've got nothing better to do. * - One of the worst movies ever. See it only if you enjoy pain.
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3x3x3 Average
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2x2x2 Single
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5x5x5 Single
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6x6x6 Single
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Below is a list of every <DuxTable>
component property as well as a list of the
array properties for the columns
property.
| Property | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| bodyHeight | (none) | The body height in pixels. This is used to enable scrolling with fixed column headers. See the topic on Fixed-Header Scrolling tables for more information. |
| columns | (none) | This specifies the columns in the table. See the Basics topic for more information. |
| data | (none) | The row data. See the Basics topic for more information. |
| emptyMsg | (none) | Message that is displayed when there are no rows in the table |
| fetchingData | false |
Set this property to true when fetching data from a remote source or other data store that might take a
little while. The message in fetchingMsg is shown while this is true.
|
| fetchingMsg | "Fetching Data" | This message is shown when fetchingData is true. |
| filterCallback | (none) |
This function is called when the user types something in the search box in the table. It is passed the
search string and a single row object from the array supplied in the data property. It should
return true if the row should be included in the filtered table rows.
|
| groupHeaders | (none) | Group headers. See the topic on Header Groups for more information. |
| mouseEnterRow | (none) |
This function is called when the mouse enters a row. It is passed the row object from the array supplied
in the data property.
|
| mouseLeaveRow | (none) |
This function is called when the mouse leaves a row. It is passed the row object from the array supplied
in the data property.
|
| name | (required) | The name of the table, such as "addresses" |
| pageSize | 10 | The page size for pagination. See the topic on Paginated tables for more information. |
| pagination | true | True if pagination is enabled. See the topic on Paginated tables for more information. |
| rowKey | (none) | The property in each row object that uniquely identifies each row. See the Basics topic for more information. |
| rowSelectionChanged | (none) | This function is called when the row selection changes. It is called with an array of the keys of the selected rows. |
| searchFocus | false | If true, the search box is given keyboard focus when the DuxTable component is initialized. |
| selectedRenderCallback | (none) | This function is called when a row is selected. See the topic on Selected Row Rendering for more information. |
| selectionMode | "none" | The row selection mode. One of "none", "single", or "multi". |
| showSearch | true | If true, a search box allows the user to filter table rows. |
| sortAscending | true |
If true, rows are sorted in ascending order by the sortColumn . Note: this property is
only observed during table initialization. If later changed, the new property value is ignored.
|
| sortColumn | -1 | The column to initially sort rows (starting at 0). -1 means no sorting is initially done. Note: this property is only observed during table initialization. If later changed, the new property value is ignored. |
| striped | false | If true, alternating rows are given a slightly darked shade of the background color. |
The columns are defined in the columns
property to DuxTable as an array of JavaScript objects. The
objects have several optional properties and only one required property: title
. Here is a list of
the properties followed by an example of a columns array in use.
| Property | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| title | (required) | The title of the column shown in the column header |
| field | (none) |
This is the field in the row object to render in the cell. In the above example, this could be
Name or Email . If no custom rendering is necessary, this is the easiest way
to display cell contents.
|
| render | (none) |
This property specifies a function to call to render the cell contents. The function is passed the object
for the row from the array provided in the data property. It can return a string or a
React component. See the topic on Custom Cell Rendering for more information.
|
| align | left | This specifies the text alignment in the cell: "left", "center", or "right". |
| width | (none) | DuxTable automatically calculates column sizes based on the width of the table. This property specifies the width in pixels of the column. Columns without a specified width are sized equally. The user is allowed to resize columns by dragging the divider in the column header. |
| sortable | true | By setting this property to false, the user will not be allowed to click in the column header to sort the table by this column. |
| sortCallback | (none) | If present, this function will be called when the user clicks on the column header to sort the table by this column. See the topic on Row Sorting for more information. |
| footer | (none) | This specifies a value or React component to render as a footer for this column. See the topic on Footers for more information. |
| hidden | false | This can be a boolean value, a function that returns a boolean value, or an object that specifies whether or not the column is hidden at various browser width breakpoints. See the topic on Hidden Columns for more information. |


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BY EDWIN JAHIEL
IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE (China, 2000) *** Written, produced and directed by Wong Kar-wei. Photography, Christopher Doyle and Mark Li Ping-bin. Editing, William Chang Suk-ping. Production design, Chang Suk-ping. Music, Mike Galasso, Umebayashi Shigeru. Cast: Lai Chin (Mr. Ho), Maggie Cheung (Su Li-zhen), Tony Leung (Chow Mo-wan), Rebecca Pan (Mrs. Suen), Siu Ping-lam (Ah Ping), Chin Tsi-ang (The Amah). A USA Films release. In Cantonese and Shanghainese, with English subtitles. 97 minutes. PG. A the New Art Theater.
"I'm in the mood for love/ simply because you're near me/ funny, but when you're near me/ I'm in the mood for love."
Earlier generations certainly know this famous Dorothy Fields/ Jimmy McHugh song, launched when Frances Langford sang it in her feature debut "Every Night at Eight" (1935) --which is about a musical trio ( Alice Faye, Patsy Kelly and Langford) singing at a radio station. It became a staple in World War II when diminutive Frances, a major fixture of Bob Hope's USO show, warbled it to the military all over the map.
Cleverly, while the movie has many tunes, it uses only the title and not the song itself. It was chosen late in the film's development. From its initial idea to the end of production, In the Mood for Love underwent many metamorphoses and its making was interrupted several times (with a gap of almost a year). Among the reasons for this: the Asian financial crisis; the almost simultaneous filming of another feature (the futuristic "2046"); the fact that the two pictures had some mutually influencing elements which resulted in a kind of ping pong of changes; director Wong Kar-wei's constant re-thinking the film; and last but not least, his working without a script.
In 1962 the British crown colony of Hong Kong was 35 years away from reverting to China. Around that time there was a major influx of people from mainland China, notably Shanghai. It put a huge strain on housing the newcomers.
The movie opens with Mr.Chow renting a room for himself and his wife in a cheerful, crowded and dilapidated house. At the same time, Mrs.Su does the same for herself and her husband. The new tenants have adjoining rooms. We do not see their spouses, who both incessantly take business trips. The movie spells out few facts, so that the audience has to be on its toes and infer a great deal.
The beautiful Mrs. Su wears a succession of gorgeous dresses, craftily color-coded. Handsome Mr. Chow is elegant in his many changes of impeccable suits. When I first saw the movie there were raised eyebrows about the contrast between chic apparel and shabby dwellings, but this is explained by Hong Kong's huge housing shortage in the early 60s.
It is inevitable that during the absence of their peripatetic mates, Su and Chow will meet, chat in restaurants or noodle shops (noodlerias?), feel mutual attraction. Su works in the office of businessman Mr. Ho as his secretary as well as something like a general manager. (We only see briefly just one other employee, an errand boy). I repeat, the movie skimps on traditional orientations and explanations in favor of its overwhelming subject, "A Man and a Woman."
Mr. Ho has a wife and a mistress. Su is not only aware of this but imperturbably sets up appointments for Ho and the younger woman, covers for him, and has her husband bring back from his trips abroad duplicate gifts for Ho's two ladies.
Chow is a journalist. The film's minimal information and parsimonious clues reveal this to us slowly. Only much later do we learn that Chow is a newspaper's editor.
Over a restaurant the new twosome realize that his wife and her husband are lovers. In most scenarios this would give our couple carte blanche for carnal knowledge, but here neither the man nor the woman "wants to be like them." So the movie intensifies its ballet of hesitancies. That's the film's core. It is done with sympathy, exemplary delicacy and discretion and underplayed micro-changes. The principals meet and meet and meet while repeating "we should not be seen together."
This unusual love story goes hand in hand with the acute estheticism of its director and its ace cinematographers. Comings and goings, in contrast to the protagonists' sartorial elegance, are set in often chiaroscuro interiors, in narrow streets with picturesque rain, with a stress on walls that have the beauty of decay. The cautious symbolism here is reinforced by the soundtrack. Nat King Cole is heard doing a number of Latin versions of familiar love songs. (His Spanish is fine, a tad Argentinean. Clue: he says Jo for Yo). There are other songs, as well as a too repetitious theme for meowing strings.
The terms "Mood" and "Love" are in this work's bloodstream. They are expressed without the need for running dialogue. Understatement is the order of the day along with major pauses and silences. The director made many cuts in the original footage shot, so as to weed out and "purify" the movie. This is minimalism as well as an unusual form of film asceticism that recalls the strategies of some great filmmakers, such as Ozu and Robert Bresson.
At age 5, Wong Kar-wei had moved with his parents from Shanghai to Hong-Kong. The recreation of the times is both economical and precise. As the old houses exist no longer, the shooting was mostly done in Bangkok.
The director says that he was influenced by Jean-Luc Godard and the French New Wave of the 60s. (But certainly not by the anything goes, hippie 60s in the USA as well as Europe). Among his Godardian techniques is the avoidance of shot -reverse shot in conversations; not always showing one of the interlocutors; platitudes spoken by some older people; the absence of a script. But contrary to Godard, this bittersweet story never ventures outside its one and only subject, does not go from the inner self to the outside, but instead keeps the camera rock-steady to lead us from out to in, from the images to the soul of the characters.
Is this an Asian "Brief Encounter?" Is there closure? I won't let the cat out of the bag.
The actors are perfect. Maggie Chung's and Tony Leung's careers began in the early 1980s. They are mega-stars in Asia, and have made a huge number of films. (Ms. Chung did 12 features in 1988!) "In the Mood" is their fifth feature directed by Wong Kar-wei.
At the Cannes Film Festival (2000) Tony Leung won for Best Actor. The two cinematographers and the production designer were awarded the Grand Technical Prize.
-- "le mauvais gout mene au crime" (Stendhal)
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Below you'll find a short summary of my open-source hobby projects.
{% include project.html
shortname = "NLWeer"
longname = "A free, open-source, and privacy-friendly Dutch weather prediction app"
language = "Android, Kotlin"
dates = "10/2019 - today"
description = "NLWeer is a simple open-source and privacy-friendly Dutch weather app for Android (5.0 or newer). It is free both as in free lunch and as in freedom. Weather information is provided by KNMI or optionally by Buienradar, see the about screen in the app for more information."
image = "nlweer.png"
github = "CNugteren/NLWeer"
variable-param=page.variable %}
{% include project.html
shortname = "Midisurf"
longname = "An Audiosurf/guitar-hero like game for the Atari ST"
language = "Atari ST, C89, TOS"
dates = "08/2019 - 10/2019"
description = "
Midisurf is an Audiosurf/GuitarHero-like game based on Midi files. It is created in 2019 for the 1985 Atari ST computer, and is written in C. At the start of the game, a Midi file from disk has to be selected. This Midi file is being played on the Atari ST YT sound-chip, while the player(s) of the game have to press keys on the keyboard at the right time to 'play along' the Midi track.
Below you'll find an Atari ST emulator with the game loaded in the A: floppy drive. Unfortunately, audio does not work (exactly what the game is about!), so to really see what it looks like, you'll have install it in a proper emulator.
The above Javascript app runs the pce-js Atari ST emulator. If the mouse doesn't position correctly, go to one of the corners you can reach, move out and then slowly move into the emulator's screen to match the two cursors.
"
image = "atarist.jpg"
github = "CNugteren/Midisurf"
variable-param=page.variable %}
{% include project.html
shortname = "PyPopQuiz"
longname = "A Python/ffmpeg-based popquiz creator"
language = "Python, FFMPEG"
dates = "08/2018 - 10/2019"
description = "PyPopQuiz is a python package to generate popquiz-videos (questions and answers) based simple JSON files with descriptions of the quiz-questions. Such a JSON description could for example contain a song's title and answer which need to be guessed, along with a YouTube-link and two time-intervals defined for the audio and/or video question and answer. It includes features such as only audio, only video, combined audio and video, local files, YouTube links, reversed audio, text overlays, missing words rounds, and so on."
image = "popquiz.jpg"
github = "CNugteren/PyPopQuiz"
variable-param=page.variable %}
{% include project.html
shortname = "CLBlast"
longname = "The tuned OpenCL BLAS library"
language = "C++11, OpenCL"
dates = "05/2015 - today"
description = "CLBlast is a modern, lightweight, performant and tunable OpenCL BLAS library written in C++11. It is designed to leverage the full performance potential of a wide variety of OpenCL devices from different vendors, including desktop and laptop GPUs, embedded GPUs, and other accelerators. CLBlast implements BLAS routines: basic linear algebra subprograms operating on vectors and matrices.
More information on the project page of CLBlast."
image = "clblast.png"
github = "CNugteren/CLBlast"
variable-param=page.variable %}
{% include project.html
shortname = "CLCudaAPI"
longname = "A portable CUDA/OpenCL high-level API"
language = "C++11, OpenCL, CUDA"
dates = "08/2015 - 10/2017"
description = "CLCudaAPI provides a C++ interface to the OpenCL API and/or CUDA API. This interface is high-level: all the details of setting up an OpenCL platform and device are handled automatically, as well as for example OpenCL and CUDA memory management. A similar high-level API is also provided by Khronos's cl.hpp, so why would someone use CLCudaAPI instead? The main reason is portability: CLCudaAPI provides two header files which both implement the exact same API, but with a different back-end. This allows porting between OpenCL and CUDA by simply changing the header file!"
image = "clcudaapi.jpg"
github = "CNugteren/CLCudaAPI"
variable-param=page.variable %}
{% include project.html
shortname = "CLTune"
longname = "Automatic OpenCL kernel tuning"
language = "C++11, OpenCL"
dates = "01/2015 - 06/2017"
description = "CLTune is a C++ library which can be used to automatically tune your OpenCL kernels. The only thing you'll need to provide is a tuneable kernel and a list of allowed parameters and values.
For example, if you would perform loop unrolling or local memory tiling through a pre-processor define, just remove the define from your kernel code, pass the kernel to CLTune and tell it what the name of your parameter(s) are and what values you want to try. CLTune will take care of the rest: it will iterate over all possible permutations, test them, and report the best combination."
image = "cltune.png"
github = "CNugteren/CLTune"
variable-param=page.variable %}


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default SCION proxy settings
. i.e. <IP_ADDRESS> and port 8080 for all protocols.
Direct Connection
Your computer is
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to the internet; no need for a proxy.
Automatic Configuration
Your proxy supports
automatic configuration
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Autoconfiguration URL (PAC file)
Manual Proxy
Configure your proxy settings
manually
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HTTP
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https://
socks4://
socks5://
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Use the same proxy server for all protocols
HTTPS
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FTP
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You are looking at one of the largest fountains in the world: Grant Park's Buckingham Fountain. It was designed to represent Lake Michigan, with each sea horse symbolizing the four states that border the lake—Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan. Opened in 1927, Buckingham Fountain holds 1.5 million gallons of water and is the site of hourly water shows between April and October.
The fountain is currently undergoing renovations that will cut water use in half and repair leaky pipes that cost the city thousands of gallons of much-needed water a week. And, by installing porous pavement and planting more trees nearby, the city will help prevent stormwater from flowing into the lake and carrying pollutants with it.


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| Davit Yurchenko | FC Alashkert | ||
| Hovhannes Hambardzumyan | FC Anorthosis Famagusta | Defender | |
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| Kamo Hovhannisyan | FC Kalrat | ||
| Arman Hovhannisyan | FC Pyunik | ||
| Hakob Hakobyan | FC Urartu | ||
| Serob Grigoryan | FC Pyunik | ||
| Gevorg Ghazaryan | PAS Lamia | Midfielder | |
| Henrikh Mkhitaryan | AS Roma | ||
| Artak Grigoryan | FC Alashkert | ||
| Karen Muradyan | FC Ararat | ||
| Aram Kocharyan | Lori FC | ||
| Khoren Mayramyan | Lori FC | ||
| Sargis Adamyan | FC Rostov | Forward | |
| Artur Miranyan | FC Pyunik | ||
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Why "Japan sinks 2020" is the best series I've seen in my quarantine:
I really had not seen any series or movie after Game of Thrones where there was a very important rule: never befriend a character!
This is very important when watching this series that was recently launched on the Netflix streaming platform, it has very good landscapes and a very good story where even if the horizon does not look promising, there is always a thread of light in the end. path, no matter how much you suffer on it.
I highly recommend her to view this quarantine, or while we wait for our daily activities to return to normal.
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Japan Sinks 2020 was a really deep show. I learned a lot from it and I want to say, although this isn’t the best series I’ve watched, it meant a lot and was truly an amazing experience.


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| file | bootstrap_filter.h [code] |
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| file | rv_samp.h [code] |
| all rv samplers must inherit from this. | |
| file | sisr_filter.h [code] |
| SISR filter. | |


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Why Mail Engine
- Don't need to export and import your system data to any other mail systems(like mailchimp, mad_mimi).
- Allow user to edit all email templates directly in system admin, save the time of developer to participate in.
- Allow user to add mail sending schedule directly in system admin, don't need developer to add them into code or deploy crontab at server each time when client have new request.
- Fully take advantage of the convenience of loading any system data to mail template. In the past, like using mailchimp, you have to store everything into user list, then you are able to load that into mail template, it increased the complexity of maintaining information in another system.
- If you want to trace your mail, like open rate, click rate and unsubscribe rate, we provide Sendgrid integration configuration to take advantage that system. (More information at http://sendgrid.com)
- Allow logging all sent mails, you can check which mail been sent to which user.
- You can know send the email to the active users, so that you don't need to waste your credits of sendgrid or amazon.
Problem when using third party mail system
We are using mailchimp mostly for the newsletter solution, but it's has many problems that we have to make a new mail engine to fit our needs in real project:
- It is only one newsletter or marketing mail solution, so for system mail, it can do nothing, so for system mail we still go the original way (put them in the rails project.)
- Mailchimp don't support other encode for mail, when sending japanese or chinese mail it will be failed.
- It doesn't support localization, so different language is different campaign, you need to set a lot config for each of them.
- Manage user list is awkward, it even can't create list by API, so you have to create list one by one by hand.
- It can't load other user personal or customized data from system into mail, like latest unchecked news or messages, it's very limited to load info from user list record.
- It doesn't support reusable partials, which like you hope to put a fixed content of footer or header.
- It doesn't support recurring mail sending.
Installation
Step 1:
gem install mail_engine
Step 2:
Add management page needed javascript lib and css files, migration files and mailengineconfig.yml under config directory.
rails g mail_engine:install
Step 3:
Run migration.
rake db:migrate
Step 4:
Add actsasmail_receiver definition to "Your User" model.
class User < AR acts_as_mail_receiver :payload_columns => %w{firstname lastname}, :groups => %w{all english_users chinese_users} end
- User model must have 'email' and payload specified columns, or else you can delegate to other model.
- "actsasmail_receiver" statement has to place below the scope statements.
Step 5:
Add sendgrid smtp api configure:
class UserMailer < ActionMailer::Base sendgrid_header do category "xxx" filters { opentrack "enable" => 1 clicktrack "enable" => 1 subscriptiontrack "enable" => 0 template "enable" => 0 "enable" => 0 } end end
For the detail information please check sendgrid.com.
Step 6:
Add below line to production.rb or development.rb for specifing the host. it will used when generate resource url when upload zip file.
config.action_mailer. = { :host => "lvh.me:3000" }
Step 7:
Add below line to the crontab list of your sever:
### check mail schedule for every 15 minutes ### */4 * * * * sh -c "cd /path/to/your/system && rake mail_engine:sendmail RAILS_ENV=production"
Configuration
Below is the config for development env.
development: log_mail: false # if you want to enable the mail log, set true. user_class_name: "User" # Specify the User model in your system, which will used for mail schedule feature to find user groups and payloads. mount_at: "/admin/mail_engine" # set the url path for mail engine. access_check_method: "logged_in?" # set a method name which will execute before each page action in mail engine. intercept_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS># if you want to send all mail to one email, like on staging server or development environment, you can set this, or else don't set it. sendgrid: # Below you need to set the sendgrid account info. sendgrid_user: "you send grid username" # sendgrid_key: "password" # sendgrid_category: "my sendgrid category" #
Usage
For System Mail:
Due to the sender of system mail is ActionMailer, so you just need to set template physical store path (e.g. user_mailer/notify) as the mailer template load path, system will load it from database. (Notice, database template will override your file template.)
Mail Engine use Liquid template engine, so you can read the Liquid Reference at http://www.liquidmarkup.org/
Steps:
- Create a template in mail engine.
For Marketing Mail:
For normal marketing mails are quite simple in logic, so don't need logic code in the mail template. So we provide a mail dispatcher which allows user can send marketing mail only by providing the template and select the data pre-defined in system to the mail template, don't need developer to do anything like adding mailer file.
Steps:
- Create a mail tempate in mail engine.
- Create a sending schedule record. (You can specify the users to receive this mail, total sending count, sending period, when start to deliver the first mail and load which data into this template, You also can set condition for the scheduler, like if no specified data in collection, don't send the mail.)
You also can send mail in your program by using: MailEngine::MailDispatcher.marketing mail template name(:to => "Michael he<EMAIL_ADDRESS>:values => => "Michael He").deliver
Notes
Currently only support above rails3.
Tips
Use below rake task, you can export local mail engine data, then import to production environment.
rake mail_engine:export_mail_engine_database
Screenshots
Dashboard
Shows the latest report.
Template Management
You can manage the template used in your system, including:
- System mail, has it's own action mailer file.
- Marketing mail, simple logic and without it's own action mailer.
- Partials, you can reused it in any other templates.
Template editing Page
You can see here are many details you can change:
- Template Path, system action mailer can find it when lookup mail template.
- Locale
- Format
- Layout
- Files will used in the template.
- Zip File when you used at creating this template.
- Preview template in time.
Upload html template with image in a zip file
You can create a template by uplaoding a zip file including one html and other images or css files.
Partial and Layout selection
Mail Schedule
You can set a mail sending schedule, here are some useful setting items:
- Marketing Mail Template.
- User Group will be received this mail.
- Total send count.
- Already send count.
- Sending Period.
- Payloads which load from user model and send to template when sending.
- First send date time, this date will indicate when this mail will be send first time, and according to the seding period it will resend at the same time after one period.
- You can control if run the schedule or not.
Mail Logs
It will log all mails' content been sent, you can turn it off in config file.
Report
Shows detail chart and data list of mail sending stats.


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The following table lists application settings.
Note that sub-apps will:
Exceptions: Sub-apps will inherit the value of
trust proxy
even though it has a default value (for
backward-compatibility); Sub-apps will not inherit the value of
view cache
in production (when NODE_ENV
is
“production”).
| Property | Type | Description | Default | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
case sensitive routing
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env
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process.env.NODE_ENV (NODE_ENV
environment variable) or “development” if NODE_ENV is
not set.
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etag
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Varied |
Set the ETag response header. For possible values, see the
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weak
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jsonp callback name
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json escape
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Boolean |
Enable escaping JSON responses from the res.json ,
res.jsonp , and res.send APIs. This will
escape the characters < , > , and
& as Unicode escape sequences in JSON. The
purpose of this it to assist with
mitigating certain types of persistent XSS attacks
when clients sniff responses for HTML.
NOTE: Sub-apps will inherit the value of this setting. |
N/A (undefined) | ||||
json replacer
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N/A (undefined) | ||||||
json spaces
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query parser
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Disable query parsing by setting the value to
The simple query parser is based on Node’s native query parser, querystring. The extended query parser is based on qs. A custom query string parsing function will receive the complete query string, and must return an object of query keys and their values. |
strict routing
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subdomain offset
|
trust proxy
|
Indicates the app is behind a front-facing proxy, and to use the
X-Forwarded-* headers to determine the connection and
the IP address of the client. NOTE:
X-Forwarded-* headers are easily spoofed and the
detected IP addresses are unreliable.
When enabled, Express attempts to determine the IP address of
the client connected through the front-facing proxy, or series
of proxies. The
The NOTE: Sub-apps will inherit the value of this setting, even though it has a default value. |
false (disabled) |
views
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process.cwd() + '/views'
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view cache
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true in production, otherwise undefined. |
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view engine
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x-powered-by
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true
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trust proxy
setting
Read Express behind proxies for more information.
| Type | Value |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
If false , the app is understood as directly facing
the Internet and the client’s IP address is derived from
req.connection.remoteAddress . This is the default
setting.
|
|
String String containing comma-separated values Array of strings |
An IP address, subnet, or an array of IP addresses, and subnets to trust. Pre-configured subnet names are:
Specify a single subnet: Specify a subnet and an address: Specify multiple subnets as CSV: Specify multiple subnets as an array: When specified, the IP addresses or the subnets are excluded from the address determination process, and the untrusted IP address nearest to the application server is determined as the client’s IP address. |
| Number | Trust the nth hop from the front-facing proxy server as the client. |
| Function |
Custom trust implementation. Use this only if you know what you are doing. |
etag
settingNOTE: These settings apply only to dynamic files, not static files. The express.static middleware ignores these settings.
The ETag functionality is implemented using the etag package. For more information, see its documentation.
| Type | Value |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
true enables weak ETag. This is the default
setting.false disables ETag altogether.
|
| String |
If “strong”, enables strong ETag. If “weak”, enables weak ETag. |
| Function |
Custom ETag function implementation. Use this only if you know what you are doing. |