MEET THE PARENTS
Review by John Beachem
* * * 1/2
Directed by: Jay Roach Written by: Greg Glienna, Mary Ruth Clarke, Jim Herzfeld, John Hamburg
Greg (Ben Stiller) is simply nuts about his girlfriend, Pam (Teri Polo). In fact, he was planning on proposing to her until he learned he should ask her father, Jack's (Robert DeNiro) permission first. So, the two run off to meet the parents. Pam's mom, Dina (Blythe Danner), is a kind, pleasant natured woman. Jack, meanwhile, seems to be testing Greg all the time. He even goes so far as to hook Greg up to an antique polygraph machine. Nevertheless, Greg tries to make the best of things and make a good impression. He meets Pam's sister, Debbie (Nicole DeHuff), who is getting married in one day; Debbie's mother and father (James Rebhorn, Phyllis George), who take an immediate disliking to him; Pam's pothead brother, Denny (Jon Abrahams); and finally, in a moment of sheer cruelty, he's introduced to Pam's rich former fiancee, Kevin (Owen Wilson). Greg keeps trying to make a good impression, but things go from bad, to worse, to absolutely miserable in less than 24 hours.
There's something strangely amusing about watching people completely humiliate themselves, isn't there? Something about watching a person do everything we know they shouldn't be doing to get out of already embarrassing situations. This is basically the only kind of humor you're going to find in "Meet the Parents", so if you're one of those rare people who doesn't find that sort of thing amusing, steer clear. Whenever I think of this sort of humor, one thing always leaps to mind.  The difference between "Fawlty Towers" and "Meet the Parents" is that while Cleese's character deserves everything that happens to him, Stiller's character doesn't. Greg is such a likeable guy that it almost ruins the humor at times because you feel so sorry for him. If the roles had been reversed, and embarrassing things had been happening to Jack Byrnes, it might very well have been even funnier. Still, I can't rate a movie based on how I would have done things, and that's fine because taken on its own merits, "Meet the Parents" is a lot of fun.
"Meet the Parents" is carried entirely by the not inconsiderable comic talents of Stiller and DeNiro, but that's to be expected in a comedy like this. Having a large cast in a film of this sub-genre would ruin it, because you wouldn't get to know the characters' personalities as well. Stiller and DeNiro (particularly DeNiro) are obviously having a great time, and this carries over well to the audience. Stiller, who can go a bit overboard sometimes ("Mystery Men", anyone?), plays Greg as very likeable, but at the same time a little too eager to please (that's not an insult, the character should be played like that). DeNiro, on the other hand, has a great time hamming it up in a gleefully self-effacing performance. He's clearly making fun of himself, but he's having a grand time doing it. Blythe Danner ("Mad City") gives a pleasant performance as the good-natured mom, Dina. She's so nice in fact you can't help but wonder how on earth she hooked up with Jack. Teri Polo ("The Arrival") is a fairly talented actress, but she's horribly underused. Finally we have Owen Wilson ("Shanghai Noon"), turning up in an absolutely useless part as Pam's ex-fiancee. Wilson is a very entertaining comic actor, but he's given nothing to do in this pointless role.
If you're walking into "Meet the Parents" expecting another "There's Something About Mary", you're in for a disappointment. This isn't the kind of movie where you'll be laughing non-stop, it's a bit too sentimental for that. There are a lot of chuckles, and one or two massive laughs, but this one won't have you ready to pass out from laughing. Two of the absolute funniest scenes I can think of are the family's first dinner, and Greg's trip to the airport. The dinner scene is so funny because you have to sympathize with poor Greg, trying to make a good impression on his future mother and father in-law.Yet of course, as you knew was going to happen, everything goes horribly and hysterically wrong. The airport scene is great because anyone who has travelled has been there before. Greg deals with a stream of curt flight attendants who speak in uncaring, monotone voices, while they type a mile a minute on their computer consoles and inform him that he can't board the plane yet, because they're only seating aisles nine and up (he's in aisle eight, and there aren't any other passengers waiting to board the plane).
Unfortunately, there are a few things in the film that I didn't care for. First, the joke about Greg's name. It's Focker, and as Greg says, it's pronounced just how it looks. Now, when they first made fun of this, yes I laughed. I laughed the second time, and the third time, and I at least chuckled a bit by the fourth time. After about two dozen times making fun of his name, I was more than a little tired of it. Of course, that could just be me, because the rest of the audience laughed continuously at it. Second, a few of the characters are never developed in any way. While this wouldn't normally bother me, it does when the cast consists of only about eight actors. What bothers me even more is that one of the characters who is never developed is Pam. We know next to nothing about her by the end of the movie. Those few complaints aside, "Meet the Parents" is an entertaining, fairly light hearted movie (I say fairly because it does get a bit mean-spirited once or twice). It's a good way to spend a couple of hours, but don't expect much from it. The film runs a touch too long at 108 minutes. I'd recommend it to fans of Ben Stiller and Robert DeNiro since both turn in highly entertaining performances, and I give the movie three and a half out of five stars.
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Functional Programming¶
In previous chapters we learned about Functions and Recursion.
In this chapter we are going to learn about more Functional Programming (FP) concepts like
- Pure Functions
- First-class functions
- Higher-order functions
- Anonymous and nested functions.
- Equality of functions
Pure Functions¶
We can create pure functions (functions that doesn’t change the state) by the help of the assignment operator to copy variables (Lists & Objects) by value to create new variables instead of working on the original data that are passed to the function by reference.
Example:
Func Main
aList = [1,2,3,4,5]
aList2 = square(aList)
see "aList" + nl
see aList
see "aList2" + nl
see aList2
Func Square aPara
a1 = aPara # copy the list
for x in a1
x *= x
next
return a1 # return new list
Output:
aList
1
2
3
4
5
aList2
1
4
9
16
25
First-class Functions¶
Functions inside the Ring programming language are first-class citizens, you can pass functions as parameters, return them as value or store them in variables.
We can pass/return the function by typing the function name as literal like “FunctionName” or :FunctionName for example.
We can pass/return functions using the variable that contains the function name.
We can call function from variables contains the function name using the Call command
Syntax:
Call Variable([Parameters])
Example:
Func Main
see "before test2()" + nl
f = Test2(:Test)
see "after test2()" + nl
call f()
Func Test
see "Message from test!" + nl
Func Test2 f1
call f1()
See "Message from test2!" + nl
return f1
Output:
before test2()
Message from test!
Message from test2!
after test2()
Message from test!
Higher-order Functions¶
Higher-order functions are the functions that takes other functions as parameters.
Example:
Func Main
times(5,:test)
Func Test
see "Message from the test function!" + nl
Func Times nCount,F
for x = 1 to nCount
Call F()
next
Output:
Message from the test function!
Message from the test function!
Message from the test function!
Message from the test function!
Message from the test function!
Anonymous and Nested Functions¶
Anonymous Functions are functions without names that can be passed as parameters to other functions or stored in variables.
Syntax:
Func [Parameters] { [statements] }
Example:
test( func x,y {
see "hello" + nl
see "Sum : " + (x+y) + nl
} )
new great { f1() }
times(3, func { see "hello world" + nl } )
func test x
call x(3,3)
see "wow!" + nl
func times n,x
for t=1 to n
call x()
next
Class great
func f1
f2( func { see "Message from f1" + nl } )
func f2 x
call x()
Output:
hello
Sum : 6
wow!
Message from f1
hello world
hello world
hello world
Example:
Func Main
aList = [1,2,3,4]
Map (aList , func x {
return x*x
} )
see aList
aList = [4,9,14,25]
Map(aList, :myfilter )
see aList
aList = [11,12,13,14]
Map (aList , func x {
if x%2=0
return "even"
else
return "odd"
ok
})
see aList
Func myfilter x
if x = 9
return "True"
else
return "False"
ok
Func Map aList,cFunc
for x in aList
x = call cFunc(x)
next
Output:
1
4
9
16
False
True
False
False
odd
even
odd
even
Equality of functions¶
We can test if function = function or not using the ‘=’ or ‘!=’ operators
Example:
f1 = func { see "hello" + nl }
f2 = func { see "how are you?" + nl }
f3 = f1
call f1()
call f2()
call f3()
see (f1 = f2) + nl
see (f2 = f3) + nl
see (f1 = f3) + nl
Output:
hello
how are you?
hello
0
0
1


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A Foreign Domestic Worker (FDW) must meet the following requirements:
- Female
- From an approved source country/territory. These countries/territories include Bangladesh, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Macau, Malaysia, The Republic of the Union of Myanmar, Philippines, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, and Thailand
- For first-time applicants: Aged 23 years or above, and below 50 years old at the time of the Work Permit application.
- Have a minimum eight years of formal education and possesses the necessary educational certificates as documentary proof of her education
- Recognised educational certificates
- List of recognised educational institutions
- Attend the Settling-in Programme (SIP) - if she is a first-time FDW in Singapore - within three working days of her arrival, excluding the day of arrival, and before the issuance of her Work Permit
- Be employed at her employer's residential address as stated on her employer's Identity Card (NRIC)
- Not be related to her employer
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- no employment record with MOM's Work Pass Division; or
- Work Permit records with MOM, but did not collect her Work Permit card previously. This includes those who have worked in Singapore for brief periods in the past, or who have applied for Work Permits but did not eventually work in Singapore.
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A full-time maid is usually referred as foreign domestic worker (FDW). Most of them comes from Indonesia, Philippines, Myanmar, India and Sri Lanka. Under MOM-Employers' guidelines, Employer are expected to provide basic needs such as food, a bed with mattress, a blanket, towels and toiletries, as well as a fan if the sleeping area has poor ventilation. Employer have to ensure that sufficient private space for sleep is provided for the FDW. Employers' guidelines can be found in www.mom.gov.sg
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Most Employer engage licensed employment agency to find a Maid. Very few does direct hiring. Direct hiring happen when the Employer finds his own Maid and does all his own arrangement. There is no fixed service fee if the Employer engage licensed employment agency to handle the legal paper works. The service fee ranges from $388 to as high as $1,400.
Different agency offer different type of services. Some agencies may offer lower service fee but may have other charges, for examples, extra cost for Maid's first medical check up, collection of work permit card and/or fee for Safety Awareness Course. There are agencies that charge higher service fee and include the full cost, such as air ticket, insurance, security bond, medical check up and all other miscellaneous cost. It is important for Employer to ask the details of the cost and check the terms and conditions of the agency.
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import time
import logging
import pickle
import os, socket
import traceback
import threading
import Pyro4
[docs]class Worker(object):
"""
The worker is responsible for evaluating a single configuration on a single budget at a time.
Communication to the individual workers goes via the nameserver, management of the worker-pool and job
scheduling is done by the Dispatcher and jobs are determined by the Master. In distributed systems, each
cluster-node runs a Worker-instance. To implement your own worker, overwrite the `__init__`- and the `compute`-method.
The first allows to perform inital computations, e.g. loading the dataset, when the worker is started, while the
latter is repeatedly called during the optimization and evaluates a given configuration yielding the associated loss.
"""
def __init__(self, run_id, nameserver=None, nameserver_port=None, logger=None, host=None, id=None, timeout=None):
"""
Parameters
----------
run_id: anything with a __str__ method
unique id to identify individual HpBandSter run
nameserver: str
hostname or IP of the nameserver
nameserver_port: int
port of the nameserver
logger: logging.logger instance
logger used for debugging output
host: str
hostname for this worker process
id: anything with a __str__method
if multiple workers are started in the same process, you MUST provide a unique id for each one of them using the `id` argument.
timeout: int or float
specifies the timeout a worker will wait for a new after finishing a computation before shutting down.
Towards the end of a long run with multiple workers, this helps to shutdown idling workers. We recommend
a timeout that is roughly half the time it would take for the second largest budget to finish.
The default (None) means that the worker will wait indefinitely and never shutdown on its own.
"""
self.run_id = run_id
self.host = host
self.nameserver = nameserver
self.nameserver_port = nameserver_port
self.worker_id = "hpbandster.run_%s.worker.%s.%i"%(self.run_id, socket.gethostname(), os.getpid())
self.timeout = timeout
self.timer = None
if not id is None:
self.worker_id +='.%s'%str(id)
self.thread=None
if logger is None:
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG, format='%(asctime)s %(message)s', datefmt='%H:%M:%S')
self.logger = logging.getLogger(self.worker_id)
else:
self.logger = logger
self.busy = False
self.thread_cond = threading.Condition(threading.Lock())
[docs] def load_nameserver_credentials(self, working_directory, num_tries=60, interval=1):
"""
loads the nameserver credentials in cases where master and workers share a filesystem
Parameters
----------
working_directory: str
the working directory for the HPB run (see master)
num_tries: int
number of attempts to find the file (default 60)
interval: float
waiting period between the attempts
"""
fn = os.path.join(working_directory, 'HPB_run_%s_pyro.pkl'%self.run_id)
for i in range(num_tries):
try:
with open(fn, 'rb') as fh:
self.nameserver, self.nameserver_port = pickle.load(fh)
return
except FileNotFoundError:
self.logger.warning('config file %s not found (trail %i/%i)'%(fn, i+1, num_tries))
time.sleep(interval)
except:
raise
raise RuntimeError("Could not find the nameserver information, aborting!")
[docs] def run(self, background=False):
"""
Method to start the worker.
Parameters
----------
background: bool
If set to False (Default). the worker is executed in the current thread.
If True, a new daemon thread is created that runs the worker. This is
useful in a single worker scenario/when the compute function only simulates
work.
"""
if background:
self.worker_id += str(threading.get_ident())
self.thread = threading.Thread(target=self._run, name='worker %s thread'%self.worker_id)
self.thread.daemon=True
self.thread.start()
else:
self._run()
def _run(self):
# initial ping to the dispatcher to register the worker
try:
with Pyro4.locateNS(host=self.nameserver, port=self.nameserver_port) as ns:
self.logger.debug('WORKER: Connected to nameserver %s'%(str(ns)))
dispatchers = ns.list(prefix="hpbandster.run_%s.dispatcher"%self.run_id)
except Pyro4.errors.NamingError:
if self.thread is None:
raise RuntimeError('No nameserver found. Make sure the nameserver is running at that the host (%s) and port (%s) are correct'%(self.nameserver, self.nameserver_port))
else:
self.logger.error('No nameserver found. Make sure the nameserver is running at that the host (%s) and port (%s) are correct'%(self.nameserver, self.nameserver_port))
exit(1)
except:
raise
for dn, uri in dispatchers.items():
try:
self.logger.debug('WORKER: found dispatcher %s'%dn)
with Pyro4.Proxy(uri) as dispatcher_proxy:
dispatcher_proxy.trigger_discover_worker()
except Pyro4.errors.CommunicationError:
self.logger.debug('WORKER: Dispatcher did not respond. Waiting for one to initiate contact.')
pass
except:
raise
if len(dispatchers) == 0:
self.logger.debug('WORKER: No dispatcher found. Waiting for one to initiate contact.')
self.logger.info('WORKER: start listening for jobs')
self.pyro_daemon = Pyro4.core.Daemon(host=self.host)
with Pyro4.locateNS(self.nameserver, port=self.nameserver_port) as ns:
uri = self.pyro_daemon.register(self, self.worker_id)
ns.register(self.worker_id, uri)
self.pyro_daemon.requestLoop()
with Pyro4.locateNS(self.nameserver, port=self.nameserver_port) as ns:
ns.remove(self.worker_id)
[docs] def compute(self, config_id, config, budget, working_directory):
""" The function you have to overload implementing your computation.
Parameters
----------
config_id: tuple
a triplet of ints that uniquely identifies a configuration. the convention is
id = (iteration, budget index, running index) with the following meaning:
- iteration: the iteration of the optimization algorithms. E.g, for Hyperband that is one round of Successive Halving
- budget index: the budget (of the current iteration) for which this configuration was sampled by the optimizer. This is only nonzero if the majority of the runs fail and Hyperband resamples to fill empty slots, or you use a more 'advanced' optimizer.
- running index: this is simply an int >= 0 that sort the configs into the order they where sampled, i.e. (x,x,0) was sampled before (x,x,1).
config: dict
the actual configuration to be evaluated.
budget: float
the budget for the evaluation
working_directory: str
a name of a directory that is unique to this configuration. Use this to store intermediate results on lower budgets that can be reused later for a larger budget (for iterative algorithms, for example).
Returns
-------
dict:
needs to return a dictionary with two mandatory entries:
- 'loss': a numerical value that is MINIMIZED
- 'info': This can be pretty much any build in python type, e.g. a dict with lists as value. Due to Pyro4 handling the remote function calls, 3rd party types like numpy arrays are not supported!
"""
raise NotImplementedError("Subclass hpbandster.distributed.worker and overwrite the compute method in your worker script")
[docs] @Pyro4.expose
@Pyro4.oneway
def start_computation(self, callback, id, *args, **kwargs):
with self.thread_cond:
while self.busy:
self.thread_cond.wait()
self.busy = True
if not self.timeout is None and not self.timer is None:
self.timer.cancel()
self.logger.info('WORKER: start processing job %s'%str(id))
self.logger.debug('WORKER: args: %s'%(str(args)))
self.logger.debug('WORKER: kwargs: %s'%(str(kwargs)))
try:
result = {'result': self.compute(*args, config_id=id, **kwargs),
'exception' : None}
except Exception as e:
result = {'result': None,
'exception' : traceback.format_exc()}
finally:
self.logger.debug('WORKER: done with job %s, trying to register it.'%str(id))
with self.thread_cond:
self.busy = False
callback.register_result(id, result)
self.thread_cond.notify()
self.logger.info('WORKER: registered result for job %s with dispatcher'%str(id))
if not self.timeout is None:
self.timer = threading.Timer(self.timeout, self.shutdown)
self.timer.daemon=True
self.timer.start()
return(result)
[docs] @Pyro4.expose
def is_busy(self):
return(self.busy)
[docs] @Pyro4.expose
@Pyro4.oneway
def shutdown(self):
self.logger.debug('WORKER: shutting down now!')
self.pyro_daemon.shutdown()
if not self.thread is None:
self.thread.join()


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Celtic-daft Rod Stewart’s brother is a Rangers fan and Light Blues player is named on his dad’s grave
by Justin BowieCELTIC-daft Sir Rod Stewart has revealed his oldest brother is a Rangers fan – and that his dad has a Light Blues player named on his grave.
The rocker told how sibling Robert is a dedicated Gers supporter – but he says the pair “don’t have fights about it”.
And he said that ex-Ibrox and Scotland defender Eric Caldow is engraved on his father’s grave.
Speaking to The Herald, he said: “My oldest brother is a Rangers fan and has been all his life.
“We don’t have fights about it. There’s a Rangers player engraved on my dad’s grave, Eric Caldow, Robert must have wangled that!”
Ahead of legendary Sir Rod’s SSE Hydro gigs next week, he said he feels like “one half” of Glasgow loves him.
He said: “I feel at home there and loved by one half of the city perhaps.
“I sometimes wonder if Rangers supporters stay away but like my music.”
In September the Hoops fan revealed he’d beaten prostate cancer after a secret three-year battle with the illness.
He was diagnosed in February 2016 after a routine appointment and at the time he urged men to check their prostates after going into remission.
He said: “I never felt any different [during the illness]. I had treatment for two years and I was working all through that time.
“I went to Harley Street five times a week for a month and no one ever found out, which was a miracle really but I wanted people to know because it’s a horrible cancer to have.
“It gives you no warning whatsoever.
“That’s why I came out with it; to help other people. I couldn't be fitter than I am right now.”
We revealed recently that Rod's first ever romp that inspired hit song Maggie May lasted just four seconds.
And the singer also revealed that playing football saved him from the rocker lifestyle of drink and drugs.


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Justice League
Fueled by his restored faith in humanity and inspired by Superman's
(Henry Cavill) selfless act, Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck) enlists
newfound ally Diana Prince to face an even greater threat.
Together, Batman and Wonder Woman work quickly to recruit a team to
stand against this newly awakened enemy. Despite the formation of an
unprecedented league of heroes -- Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman,
Cyborg and the Flash -- it may be too late to save the planet from
an assault of catastrophic proportions.
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ProgressIndicator sample - percentage
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Entry point to RIDE plugin API -- all plugins must extend this class.
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If the provided methods are not enough, plugins can also interact with the core directly using properties tree, menubar, toolbar, notebook and model. Although these attributes themselves are stable, the functionality behind them may still change between releases. Users are thus recommended to propose new helper methods, preferably with patches, for often needed functionality that is only available through these properties.
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doc Plugin documentation. Set in __init__ based on the given doc or the class docstring. |
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initially_enabled Specifies should the plugin be enabled when first loaded. Set in __init__. |
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metadata Plugin metadata. Set in __init__ based on the given metadata. |
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name Plugin name. Set in __init__ based on the given name or the class name. |
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datafile Currently selected datafile |
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frame Reference to the RIDE main frame |
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menubar Provides access to the application menubar |
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model Provides access to the data model |
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notebook Provides access to the tabbed notebook |
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toolbar Provides access to the application toolbar |
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tree Provides access to the suite and resource tree |
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Provides convenient attribute access to saved settings. For example, setting color can be accessed directly like self.color. |
Initialize the plugin with the provided data. The provided information is mainly used by the plugin manager. Simple plugins are often fine with the defaults. If this method is overridden, the plugin must call it explicitly: from robotide.pluginapi import Plugin class MyCoolPluginExample(Plugin): """This extra cool docstring is used as the plugin doc.""" def __init__(self, application): Plugin.__init__(self, application, metadata={'version': '0.1'}, default_settings={'color': 'red', 'x': 42}) Plugins should not create any user interface elements at this point but wait until the enable method is called.
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Adds the tab with the title to the tabbed notebook and shows it. The tab can be any wxPython container. allow_closing defines can users close the tab while the plugin is enabled. |
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Called by RIDE to get the plugin configuration panel. The panel returned will be integrated into the plugin manager UI, and can be used e.g. to display configurable settings. By default there is no configuration panel. |
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Called by RIDE when the plugin is disabled. Undo whatever was done in the enable method. |
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This method is called by RIDE when the plugin is enabled. Possible integration to UI should be done in this method and removed when the disable method is called. |
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Return all registered editors for the given model item class. The last editor in the list is the currently active editor. |
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Returns details (documentation, source) of keyword with name name. Returns None if no matching keyword is found. |
Returns list containing plugin wrapper for every loaded plugin. Wrapper is an instance of PluginConnector if the plugin has loaded successfully, otherwise it's an instance of BrokenPlugin. |
Returns the data file that is currently selected in the tree. If a test case or a keyword is selected, the data file containing the selected item is returned.
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Returns the item that is currently selected in the tree. The item can be a test suite, a resource file, a test case or a keyword.
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Returns whether name is a user keyword of current datafile. Checks both the datafile's own and imported user keywords for match. |
Checks are there modified files and asks user what to do if there are. Returns False if there were modified files and user canceled the dialog, otherwise returns True. |
Opens a test suite specified by the path. No suite is opened if parsing the suite fails. |
Publishes a message with given topic and client data. Purpose of this method is to support inter-plugin communication which is not possible to achieve using custom message classes.
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Registers a menu entry and optionally a shortcut and a toolbar icon. action_info is an instance of ActionInfo class containing needed information to create menu entry, keyboard shortcut and/or toolbar button for the action. All registered actions can be un-registered using the unregister_actions method. If register action is used in menu event handler and it modifies the menu that triggered the event, it is safest to wrap register action call inside wx.CallAfter function. Returns created Action object. |
Registers multiple menu entries and shortcuts/icons. action_infos is a list of same ActionInfo objects that register_action method accepts. Returns list of created Action objects. |
Allows plugin to insert values in content assist dialog. hook must be a callable, which should take two arguments and return a list of instances of ItemInfo class. When content assist is requested by user, hook will be called with the current dataitem and current value of cell as parameters. |
Register editor_class as an editor class for model items of type item_class If activate is True, the given editor is automatically activated using set_active_editor. |
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Saves the data file that is currently selected in the tree. If a test case or a keyword is selected, the data file containing the selected item is saved. |
Saves the specified setting into the RIDE configuration file. override controls whether a possibly already existing value is overridden or not. Saved settings can be accessed using direct attribute access via __getattr__. delay is number defining how many seconds is waited before setting is saved. This can be used to prevent saving the value while user is typing it. |
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Activates the specified editor to be used with the specified model item. The editor must have been registered first by using register_editor. |
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Start to listen to messages with the given topics. See the documentation of the robotide.publish module for more information about subscribing to messages and the messaging system unsubscribe and unsubscribe_all can be used to stop listening to certain or all messages. |
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Stops listening to messages with the given topics. listener and topics have the same meaning as in subscribe and a listener/topic combination is unsubscribed only when both of them match. |
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docPlugin documentation. Set in __init__ based on the given doc or the class docstring. |
initially_enabledSpecifies should the plugin be enabled when first loaded. Set in __init__. |
metadataPlugin metadata. Set in __init__ based on the given metadata. |
namePlugin name. Set in __init__ based on the given name or the class name. |
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datafileCurrently selected datafile
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frameReference to the RIDE main frame
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menubarProvides access to the application menubar
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modelProvides access to the data model
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notebookProvides access to the tabbed notebook
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toolbarProvides access to the application toolbar
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treeProvides access to the suite and resource tree
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"ZEBADIAH "gift of Jehovah. (1.) A son of Asahel, Joab’s brother (1 Chronicles 27:7).
(2.) A Levite who took part as one of the teachers in the system of national education instituted by Jehoshaphat (2 Chronicles 17:7, 8).
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airscooter.cli module¶
airscooter.depositor module¶
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class
airscooter.depositor.
Depositor
(name, filename, output, dummy=False)[source]¶ Bases:
object
A Depositor is (ontologically) a data dumping task that takes data from somewhere and places it onto the local machine.
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as_airflow_string
()[source]¶ Returns this object’s Airflow string, ready to be written to a Python DAG file. This method is used at the orchestration layer for instantiating the Airflow DAG. However, it is incomplete, because it does not set any task dependencies, which are handled separately in orchestration.
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airscooter.orchestration module¶
Orchestration layer.
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airscooter.orchestration.
configure
(localize=True, local_folder='.airflow', init=False)[source]¶ Configures Airflow for use within Airscooter.
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If localize is set to False, airscooter will inherit the current global Airflow settings. This is the vanilla behavior, and may be preferable in advanced circumstances (which ones TBD).
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- Whether or not to initialize the database.
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airscooter.orchestration.
create_airflow_string
(tasks)[source]¶ Given a task graph (as a list of tasks), generates an Airflow DAG file.
- tasks: list of {Transform, Depositor} objects, required
- The tasks constituting the task graph to be written as a DAG.
The Airflow DAG as a string, ready to be written to the file.
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airscooter.orchestration.
deserialize
(yml_data)[source]¶ Given a task graph YAML serialization, returns the list of airscooter objects (Transform and Depositor objects) making up this task graph.
- yml_data: str, required
- The YAML representation being deserialized.
The resultant airscooter task list.
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airscooter.orchestration.
deserialize_from_file
(yml_filename)[source]¶ Given a task graph YAML serialization, returns the constituent list of airscooter task graph objects. I/O wrapper for deserialize.
- yml_filename: str, required
- The name of the file the data will be read in from.
The resultant airscooter task list.
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airscooter.orchestration.
run
()[source]¶ Runs a DAG.
- pin, str or None, default None
- If this parameter is None, run the task with this name in the mode set by the run_mode parameter.
- run_mode, {‘forward’, ‘backwards’, ‘all’}, default None
- If pin is None, do nothing. Otherwise, do the following. If set to ‘forward’, run this task and all tasks that come after it, stubbing out any unfulfilled requirements with dummy operators. If set to ‘backwards’, run this task and any tasks that come before, again with stubs. If set to ‘all’, run all dependent and expectant tasks, again with stubs. In this case, if this parameter is left as None, raises a ValueError.
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airscooter.orchestration.
serialize_tasks
(tasks)[source]¶ Transforms a list of tasks into a YAML serialization thereof.
- tasks: list, required
- A list of tasks.
- yml_repr, str
- A YAML serialization thereof.
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airscooter.orchestration.
serialize_to_file
(tasks, yml_filename)[source]¶ Given a list of tasks, writes a simplified YAML serialization thereof to a file. This method enables task graph persistence: at the CLI level, additional tasks getting written to the graph check and write to this data to maintain a consistent state.
- tasks: list, required
- A list of tasks.
- yml_filename: str, required
- The filename to which the YAML representation will be written.
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airscooter.orchestration.
write_airflow_string
(tasks, filename)[source]¶ Writes the Airflow DAG file for the given tasks. I/O wrapper for create_airflow_string.
- tasks: list of {Transform, Depositor} objects, required
- The tasks constituting the task graph to be written as a DAG.
- filename: str, required
- The filename the DAG will be written to.
airscooter.transform module¶
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class
airscooter.transform.
Transform
(name, filename, input, output, requirements=None, dummy=False)[source]¶ Bases:
object
A Transform is a data manipulation task that “transforms” input data into output data.
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as_airflow_string
()[source]¶ Returns this object’s Airflow string, ready to be written to a Python DAG file. This method is used at the orchestration layer for instantiating the Airflow DAG. However, it is incomplete, because it does not set any task dependencies, which are handled separately in orchestration.
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getRenderProjectionMode()
Returns the render projection mode.
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Returns the tile size used for drawing map tiles.
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getTileThreadPoolSize()
Returns the number of threads used by the tile task pool.
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Returns the click type detection state.
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Returns the state of the kinetic panning flag.
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Returns the state of the kinetic rotation flag.
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Returns the state of kinetic zoom flag.
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Returns the state of the restricted panning flag.
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isRotatable()
Returns the state of the map rotatability flag.
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isSeamlessPanning()
Returns the state of seamless horizontal panning flag.
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isTiltGestureReversed()
Returns true if tilting gesture direction is reversed (and same as with Google Maps).
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Returns the state of the user input flag.
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isZoomGestures()
Returns the state of zoom gestures.
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setAmbientLightColor(Color color)
Sets the ambient light color.
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Sets the background bitmap.
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Sets the base projection.
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setClearColor(Color color)
Sets the clear color of the renderer.
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Sets the state of the click type detection flag.
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Sets the dots per inch value.
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Sets a new draw distance value.
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setEnvelopeThreadPoolSize(int poolSize)
Sets the number of threads used by the envelope task pool.
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| void |
setFieldOfViewY(int fovY)
Sets the vertial field of view angle.
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| void |
setFocusPointOffset(ScreenPos offset)
Sets the focus point offset (from screen center) in pixels.
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| void |
setKineticPan(boolean enabled)
Sets the state of the kinetic panning flag.
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| void |
setKineticRotation(boolean enabled)
Sets the state of the kinetic rotation flag.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setKineticZoom(boolean enabled)
Sets the state of the kinetic zooming flag.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setMainLightColor(Color color)
Sets the color of the main light.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setMainLightDirection(MapVec direction)
Sets the direction of the main light.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setPanBounds(MapBounds panBounds)
Sets the map panning bounds constraints.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setPanningMode(PanningMode panningMode)
Sets the panning mode.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setPivotMode(PivotMode pivotMode)
Sets the pivot mode.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setRenderProjectionMode(RenderProjectionMode renderProjectionMode)
Sets the render projection mode.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setRestrictedPanning(boolean enabled)
Sets the restricted panning flag.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setRotatable(boolean enabled)
Sets the state of the map rotatability flag.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setSeamlessPanning(boolean enabled)
Sets the state of seamless horizontal panning flag.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setSkyColor(Color color)
Sets the sky color.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setTileDrawSize(int tileDrawSize)
Sets the tile size for drawing map tiles.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setTileThreadPoolSize(int poolSize)
Sets the number of threads used by the tile task pool.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setTiltGestureReversed(boolean reversed)
Sets the tilting gesture direction.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setTiltRange(MapRange tiltRange)
Sets the tilt range constraint.
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| void |
setUserInput(boolean enabled)
Sets the state of the user input flag.
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| void |
setWatermarkAlignmentX(float alignmentX)
Sets the position of the watermark relative to the screen.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setWatermarkAlignmentY(float alignmentY)
Sets the position of the watermark relative to the screen.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setWatermarkBitmap(Bitmap watermarkBitmap)
Sets the watermark bitmap.
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| void |
setWatermarkPadding(ScreenPos padding)
Sets the padding between the watermark and the edge of the screen.
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| void |
setWatermarkScale(float scale)
Set the watermark relative scale.
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| void |
setZoomGestures(boolean enabled)
Sets the zoom gestures flag.
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| void |
setZoomRange(MapRange zoomRange)
Sets the zoom range constraint.
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From class
java.lang.Object
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Checks if this object is equal to the specified object.
| obj | The reference object. |
|---|
Returns the color of the ambient light.
Returns the background bitmap. May be null.
Returns the clear color used by the renderer before drawing anything else.
By default, this is white. It should be set to (0, 0, 0, 0) if transparent MapView is needed.
Returns the dots per inch value.
Returns the draw distance value.
Returns the number of threads used by the envelope task pool.
Returns the vertial field of view angle.
Returns the focus point offset (from screen center) in pixels.
Returns the color of the main light.
Returns the direction of the main light.
Returns the map panning bounds constraints. Map bounds minimum and maximum points are in the base
projection's coordinate system.
Returns the render projection mode.
Returns the tile size used for drawing map tiles.
Returns the number of threads used by the tile task pool.
Returns the tilt range constraint.
Returns the horizontal alignment of the watermark.
Returns the vertical alignment of the watermark.
Returns the watermark bitmap. May be null.
Returns the padding of the watermark.
Returns the watermark relative scale.
Returns the zoom range constraint.
Returns the hash value of this object.
Returns the click type detection state.
Returns the state of the kinetic panning flag.
Returns the state of the kinetic rotation flag.
Returns the state of kinetic zoom flag.
Returns the state of the restricted panning flag.
Returns the state of the map rotatability flag.
Returns the state of seamless horizontal panning flag.
Returns true if tilting gesture direction is reversed (and same as with Google Maps).
Returns the state of the user input flag.
Returns the state of zoom gestures. Zoom gestures allow to use double click and dual click to zoom in/out of the map.
Sets the ambient light color.
Ambient light affects all lighting enabled models in the scene equally, it has no direction or location.
| color | The new color for the ambient light. |
|---|
Sets the background bitmap. The purpose of the background bitmap is to fill out the empty space when there's
no map data visible. The bitmap will get scaled and repeated to cover the hole visible area. If a null pointer is passed,
the background won't be drawn.
The width and height of the bitmap must be power of two (for example: 256 * 256 or 128 * 512).
It's also preferred if the bitmap was square (width == height), but this is not a requirement.
The default is "default_background.png".
| backgroundBitmap | The new background bitmap. |
|---|
Sets the base projection. All MapView, MapEventListener and Options methods use the coordinate system of this projection.
For example, if base projection is set to EPSG3857 then MapView::getFocusPos returns the coordinates in the EPSG3857 coordinate system,
The same applies to setter methods like MapView::setFocusPos which expect the input coordinates to be in the base projection's coordinate system.
The default is EPSG3857.
| baseProjection | The new base projection. |
|---|
Sets the clear color of the renderer.
| color | The new clear color. |
|---|
Sets the state of the click type detection flag. If set to true clicks are categorized as normal clicks, double clicks,
long clicks and dual clicks. The click type resolving take about 400ms, so for applications that do not
require this functionality, it can be turned off. The default is true.
| enabled | The new state of the click type detection flag. |
|---|
Sets the dots per inch value. This is calculated automatically by the SDK when the MapView is created using
the device screen parameters. The purpose of this value is to compensate for very high or low resolution devices,
so that the map remains readable.
| dpi | The new dots per inch value. |
|---|
Sets a new draw distance value. The higher the draw distance the more tiles can be seen, if the map is tilted.
Changing the draw distance will cause the horizon to move, which means that the if the sky bitmap is used,
the horizon may not match up anymore. Increasing this value will decrease performance and increase network traffic,
if online map is used. The default is 16.
| drawDistance | The new draw distance value. |
|---|
Sets the number of threads used by the envelope task pool. More threads means more envelope tasks
are executed in parallel. This might speed up the data query, but may cause performance drops. Default is 1.
| poolSize | The new envelope task thread pool size. |
|---|
Sets the vertial field of view angle. Larger values increase the viewable area, at the cost of performance and
additional perspective distortion. The default is 70.
| fovY | The new vertical field of view angle in degrees. |
|---|
Sets the focus point offset (from screen center) in pixels.
| offset | The new focus point offset in pixels. |
|---|
Sets the state of the kinetic panning flag. Kinetic panning allows the map to pan automatically using
the inertia of the last swipe, after the user has finished interacting with the touch screen.
Default is true.
| enabled | The new state of the kinetic panning flag. |
|---|
Sets the state of the kinetic rotation flag. Kinetic rotation allows the map to rotate automatically using
the inertia of the last swipe, after the user has finished interacting with the touch screen.
Default is true.
| enabled | The new state of the kinetic rotation flag. |
|---|
Sets the state of the kinetic zooming flag. Kinetic zooming allows the map to zoom automatically using
the inertia of the last swipe, after the user has finished interacting with the touch screen.
Default is true.
| enabled | The new state of the kinetic zooming flag. |
|---|
Sets the color of the main light. The main light affects all lighting enabled models
in the scene equally from a certain direction. This light can be used to simulate sun or moon light.
| color | The new color for the main light. |
|---|
Sets the direction of the main light. The main light affects all lighting enabled models
in the scene equally from a certain direction. This light can be used to simulate sun or moon light.
The direction is always measured based on the local tangent frame of the focus point.
| direction | The new direction vector for the main light. (0,0,-1) means straight down, (-0.707,0,-0.707) means from east with a 45 degree angle. The direction vector will be normalized. |
|---|
Sets the map panning bounds constraints. This will limit camera movement to the specified bounds.
The current camera position will remain unaffected, until the next time camera position changes.
Map bounds minimum and maximum points are expected to be in the base projection's coordinate system.
If the bounds are larger than the world size, they will be clamped to world bounds. The default value covers the
whole world.
| panBounds | The new map bounds constraints. |
|---|
Sets the panning mode. The default is PanningMode::FREE.
| panningMode | The new panning mode. |
|---|
Sets the pivot mode. The default is PIVOT_MODE_TOUCHPOINT
| pivotMode | The new pivot mode. |
|---|
Sets the render projection mode. The default is RenderProjectionMode::PLANAR.
| renderProjectionMode | The new render projection mode. |
|---|
Sets the restricted panning flag. If set to true, then focus point coordinates and zoom level of the map view
will be adjusted to display as little empty background as possible. The default is false.
Sets the state of the map rotatability flag. If set to false the map can't be rotated by any means. The default is true.
| enabled | The new state of the map rotatability flag. |
|---|
Sets the state of seamless horizontal panning flag. If set to true, the user can scroll seamlessly from
the left side of the map to the right, and the other way around. The default is true.
| enabled | The new state of seamless horizontal panning flag. |
|---|
Sets the sky color. The purpose of the sky bitmap is to fill out the empty space visible at low tilt angles.
| color | The new sky color. If the color is transparent, sky is not rendered. |
|---|
Sets the tile size for drawing map tiles. Different datasources may have different tile sizes, this option
can be used to compensate for bigger or smaller tiles than default. The default is 256.
| tileDrawSize | The new tile size in density-independent pixels (dp). |
|---|
Sets the number of threads used by the tile task pool. More threads means more tile tasks
are executed in parallel. This might speed up the data query, but may cause performance drops. Default is 1.
| poolSize | The new tile task thread pool size. |
|---|
Sets the tilting gesture direction. By default, the gesture is not reversed.
| reversed | True if Google Maps compatible mode should be used. False otherwise (default). |
|---|
Sets the tilt range constraint. This will limit the tilt angle of the camera to the specified range.
The current tilt angle will remain unaffected, until the next time the tilt angle changes.
The minimum tilt angle is 30 degrees and the maximum is 90 degrees. Values that are out of range will be clamped.
The default value is MapRange(30, 90).
| tiltRange | The new tilt range constraint in degrees. |
|---|
Sets the state of the user input flag. If set to false the user won't be able to pan the map using touch controls,
programmatic map panning using MapView methods is still possible. The default is false.
| enabled | The new state of the user input flag. |
|---|
Sets the position of the watermark relative to the screen. Values will be clamped to [-1, 1] range.
| alignmentX | The new horizontal alignment for the watermark. -1 means the left side, 0 the center and 1 the right side. The default is 1. |
|---|
Sets the position of the watermark relative to the screen. Values will be clamped to [-1, 1] range.
| alignmentY | The new vertical alignment for the watermark. -1 means the bottom, 0 the center and 1 the top. The default is -1. |
|---|
Sets the watermark bitmap. This is only available with enterprise licenses. The watermark will be displayed
on top of the map view in a user chosen corner. If null is passed no watermark will be displayed.
| watermarkBitmap | The new watermark bitmap. |
|---|
Sets the padding between the watermark and the edge of the screen.
| padding | The new padding for the watermark in dp. The default is 4,4. |
|---|
Set the watermark relative scale. By default, watermark size is independant of the actual watermark bitmap size.
This method can be used to change this.
| scale | The new relative scale value. |
|---|
Sets the zoom gestures flag. By default, zoom gestures are not enabled.
| enabled | True if zoom gestured should be enabled, false otherwise. |
|---|
Sets the zoom range constraint. This will limit the zoom level of the camera to the specified range.
The current zoom level will remain unaffected, until the next time the zoom level changes.
The minimum zoom value is 0 and the maximum is 24. Values that are out of range will be clamped.
The default value is MapRange(0, 24).
| zoomRange | The new zoom range constraint. |
|---|


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IN THE DARK/Jonathan Richards
NATURALLY NATIVE
Directed by Jennifer Wynne Farmer and Valerie Red-Horse
Screenplay by Valerie Red-Horse
Grand Illusion PG-13 108 min.
Naturally Native, the first movie by, about, and starring Native American women, is at its core a story of identity crisis. In its specifics it's about Indian issues, but part of the irresistibility of this maiden effort from co-directors Jennifer Wynne Farmer and Valerie Red-Horse (from a screenplay by Red-Horse) is the breadth of its appeal.
Three young sisters of the California Viejas tribe are adopted by a white woman when their alcoholic mother dies giving birth to the youngest. They grow up in a Presbyterian Anglo world. Vickie (Valerie Red-Horse) is the eldest, and the only one with memories of life on the reservation. She's now 33, with a loving husband (Pato Hoffman), and two kids, living in the pleasant San Fernando Valley suburban house where she and her sisters were raised. Karen (Kimberly Norris Guerrero), the middle sister, has just finished business school, and is living there too while she contemplates a job offer in Chicago. The youngest, Tanya (Irene Bedard), has also moved home to regroup after a failed stab at show business.
Vickie, the only one to have returned to the reservation and talked to their father before he died, has herbal lore that she learned from him. She has recipes for everything from burn cream to shampoo, and the sisters hit on the idea of marketing these products. Armed with Karen's solid business plan, they go looking for a small business loan to get started. But everywhere they turn they're rebuffed - for not being Indian enough, for being too Indian, for being the wrong kind of Indian, or for variations on those themes. The most entertaining of these scenes (and they're all good) involves Mary Kay Place as a spiritualist trading on the vogue in Native American ways.
The movie deals with a range of Indian issues, from alcohol intolerance to casinos to ethnic identity. But it seldom beats us over the head. The filmmakers, not always able to avoid moments of exposition and didacticism, have the grace and skill to skip right by them, recovering with such charm and sincerity that we forgive the moments as soon as they're past.
At the center of this movie, in virtually every respect, is the wonderful Valerie Red-Horse, who wrote and co-directed, and who anchors the story with her intelligently appealing and layered performance as the feisty, indomitable, and sometimes insecure suburban housewife. Guerrero is also excellent as the sweet-tempered business whiz, and although Bedard's flibbertigibbet is annoying in places, she redeems the character as the story progresses. Pato adds a strong anchor as Vickie's husband.
The sisters are genetically Native American, spiritually Christian, culturally Anglo, a mini-lost tribe within a society that sometimes embraces them, sometimes rejects them, and sometimes victimizes them. But significantly, they're strong individuals who take responsibility for themselves. Farmer and Red-Horse have a lot to say about identity and feminism, but they're secure enough to have fun with it, even reaching into the Victoria's Secret catalogue for some playful image-tweaking. They've made an issue movie that is thoughtful without being preachy, confrontational without being angry, a movie that's funny, romantic, inclusive, and downright satisfying.
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# GifTastic
### Overview
In this assignment, you'll use the GIPHY API to make a dynamic web page that populates with gifs of your choice. To finish this task, you must call the GIPHY API and use JavaScript and jQuery to change the HTML of your site.
![GIPHY](Images/1-giphy.jpg)
### Before You Begin
1. **Hit the GIPHY API**.
* Fool around with the GIPHY API. [Giphy API](https://developers.giphy.com/docs/).
* Be sure to read about these GIPHY parameters (hint, hint):
* `q`
* `limit`
* `rating`
* Like many APIs, GIPHY requires developers to use a key to access their API data. To use the GIPHY API, you'll need a GIPHY account (don't worry, it's free!) and then obtain an API Key by [creating an app](https://developers.giphy.com/dashboard/?create=true).
* Make sure you switch the protocol in the query URL from **`http to https`**, or the app may not work properly when deployed to Github Pages.
2. **[Watch the demo video](https://youtu.be/BqreERTLjgQ)**
* You should have a high-level understanding of how this assignment works before attempting to code it.
### Submission on BCS
* Please submit both the deployed Github.io link to your homework AND the link to the Github Repository!
### Instructions
1. Before you can make any part of our site work, you need to create an array of strings, each one related to a topic that interests you. Save it to a variable called `topics`.
* We chose animals for our theme, but you can make a list to your own liking.
2. Your app should take the topics in this array and create buttons in your HTML.
* Try using a loop that appends a button for each string in the array.
3. When the user clicks on a button, the page should grab 10 static, non-animated gif images from the GIPHY API and place them on the page.
4. When the user clicks one of the still GIPHY images, the gif should animate. If the user clicks the gif again, it should stop playing.
5. Under every gif, display its rating (PG, G, so on).
* This data is provided by the GIPHY API.
* Only once you get images displaying with button presses should you move on to the next step.
6. Add a form to your page takes the value from a user input box and adds it into your `topics` array. Then make a function call that takes each topic in the array remakes the buttons on the page.
7. Deploy your assignment to Github Pages.
8. **Rejoice**! You just made something really cool.
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### Minimum Requirements
Attempt to complete homework assignment as described in instructions. If unable to complete certain portions, please pseudocode these portions to describe what remains to be completed. Adding a README.md as well as adding this homework to your portfolio are required as well and more information can be found below.
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### Bonus Goals
1. Ensure your app is fully mobile responsive.
2. Allow users to request additional gifs to be added to the page.
* Each request should ADD 10 gifs to the page, NOT overwrite the existing gifs.
3. List additional metadata (title, tags, etc) for each gif in a clean and readable format.
4. Include a 1-click download button for each gif, this should work across device types.
5. Integrate this search with additional APIs such as OMDB, or Bands in Town. Be creative and build something you are proud to showcase in your portfolio
6. Allow users to add their favorite gifs to a `favorites` section.
* This should persist even when they select or add a new topic.
* If you are looking for a major challenge, look into making this section persist even when the page is reloaded(via localStorage or cookies).
### Reminder: Submission on BCS
* Please submit both the deployed Github.io link to your homework AND the link to the Github Repository!
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### Create a README.md
Add a `README.md` to your repository describing the project. Here are some resources for creating your `README.md`. Here are some resources to help you along the way:
* [About READMEs](https://help.github.com/articles/about-readmes/)
* [Mastering Markdown](https://guides.github.com/features/mastering-markdown/)
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### Add To Your Portfolio
After completing the homework please add the piece to your portfolio. Make sure to add a link to your updated portfolio in the comments section of your homework so the TAs can easily ensure you completed this step when they are grading the assignment. To receive an 'A' on any assignment, you must link to it from your portfolio.
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### One More Thing
If you have any questions about this project or the material we have covered, please post them in the community channels in slack so that your fellow developers can help you! If you're still having trouble, you can come to office hours for assistance from your instructor and TAs.
**Good Luck!**


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Using math to run and race better.
This is a hobby project to help me get familiar with Bootstrap, jQuery and JavaScript while mixing my passions for running and math into something only nerds who run will appreciate.
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About Project
PROBLEM STATEMENT:
The Coal Mining Industry is a vital economic sector for many countries including the United States. Coal is the primary fuel for electricity generation in the U.S and it is the cheapest and the most abundant source of energy. This project shows the insights of coal reserves in the U.S and analysis of coal industry’s historical data with respect to the number of mines, total production, the number of employees and labor hours. It then discuss the issues challenging the coal industry regarding its future including accurate estimation of reserves, regulatory limitations on number of workers and labor hours. Our project will also predict the Production Rate on the basis of Year and State. Here we have also included a model which tells you how much labors we are going to need and how much hours they have to work for the entire year to produce the expected future coal production in the coming years.
Solution Design & Approach
Initially we are started with the data collection that was done from U.S Energy Information Administration and here we got separate data files year wise then we merged all the datasets to a single csv file then firstly to understand the attributes of our dataset and also understand what kind of data we have. We have also manually added the longitude and the latitude of the state and counties. We have done various visualisations through tableau.
So after that we pre-processed our data to remove the NaN/Missing Values. After the pre-processing exploratory data analysis (EDA) was performed to achieve insights and statistical measures from the data. With the help of graphical representation in the form of various charts, then after we found the co-relation between various attributes. By using various design models we got to know relation between production and various other attributes.
Technology Stack
Hardware & Software
Ram 4GB, CPU Intel i3/i5/i7, Python & Tableau
Libraries
pandas, numpy, matplotlib, seaborn, sklearn, sklearn.DecisionTreeClassifier, sklearn.RandomForestRegressor, sklearn.metrics, LabelEncoder, OrdinalEncoder, Preprocessing, Knn Cluster, sklearn.model_selection, pickle, Flask
Tableau Visuals
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Visuals
Algorithm
Decision Tree Classifier
A decision tree is a flowchart-like tree structure where an internal node represents feature(or attribute), the branch represents a decision rule, and each leaf node represents the outcome. The topmost node in a decision tree is known as the root node. Decision tree algorithm falls under the category of supervised learning. They can be used to solve both regression and classification problems. Decision tree uses the tree representation to solve the problem in which each leaf node corresponds to a class label and attributes are represented on the internal node of the tree. We can represent any Boolean function on discrete attributes using the decision tree.
Classification is a two-step process, learning step and prediction step. In the learning step, the model is developed based on given training data. In the prediction step, the model is used to predict the response for given data. Decision Tree is one of the easiest and popular classification algorithms to understand and interpret. It can be utilized for both classification and regression kind of problem. The good thing about the Decision Tree Classifier from scikit-learn is that the target variable can be categorical or numerical.
Random Forest Regressor:
andom Forest Regression is a supervised learning algorithm that uses ensemble learning method for regression. It is perhaps the most popular and widely used machine learning algorithm given its good or excellent performance across a wide range of classification and regression predictive modeling problems
A Random Forest operates by constructing several decision trees during training time and outputting the mean of the classes as the prediction of all the trees. Here in features we kept No of Employees and Production where as in target we kept Labor Hours so that we can predict the total no of labor hours needed to produce a given no of production rate as per the no of employee available to work.
In another model, we kept no of employee and labors hours as a features and production as a target. here our aim is to predict the production rate as per the given no of employee and labor hours.


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The use of the mpif.h include file is strongly discouraged
and may be deprecated in a future version of MPI.
An MPI implementation providing a Fortran interface must provide an include file named mpif.h that
can be used in a Fortran program.
Within all MPI function specifications,
the second of the set of two Fortran routine interface specifications is supported by this include file.
This include file must:
- Define all named MPI constants.
- Declare MPI functions that return a value.
- Define all handles as INTEGER.
- Be valid and equivalent for both
fixed and free source form.
For each MPI routine, an implementation can choose
to use an implicit or explicit interface
for the second Fortran binding
(in deprecated routines, the first one may be omitted).
- Set the LOGICAL compile-time constants
MPI_SUBARRAYS_SUPPORTED and
MPI_ASYNC_PROTECTS_NONBLOCKING
according to the same rules as for the
mpi module.
In the case of implicit interfaces for choice buffer
or nonblocking routines, the constants must be set
to .FALSE..
Advice to users.
Instead of using mpif.h, the use of the mpi_f08 or
mpi module is strongly encouraged
for the following reasons:
- Most mpif.h implementations do not include
compile-time argument checking.
- Therefore, many bugs in MPI applications remain
undetected at compile-time, such as:
- Missing ierror as last argument in
most Fortran bindings.
- Declaration of a status as an INTEGER
variable instead of an INTEGER array with
size MPI_STATUS_SIZE.
- Incorrect argument positions; e.g., interchanging the
count and datatype arguments.
- Passing incorrect MPI handles;
e.g., passing a datatype instead of a communicator.
- The migration from mpif.h to the mpi module
should be relatively straightforward
(i.e., substituting include 'mpif.h' after
an implicit statement by use mpi
before that implicit statement)
as long as the application syntax is correct.
- Migrating portable and correctly written
applications to the mpi module
is not expected to be difficult. No compile or runtime
problems should occur because an mpif.h include file
was always allowed to provide explicit
Fortran interfaces.
( End of advice to users.)
Rationale.
With MPI-3.0, the mpif.h include file was not
deprecated in order to retain strong backward compatibility.
Internally, mpif.h and the mpi module may be
implemented so that essentialy the same library implementation
of the MPI routines can be used.
( End of rationale.)
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Creating a Complex Query
The Filter List dialog box is enhanced to include metrics and attributes for filtering, formatting, and sorting. Through the Results shown as Access Expression field in the Filter List dialog box, you can create a multi-layer Access (command line) query and apply it to a column.
When you set an Access query, you create a static, or constant, filter on the contents of that column. Because Access supports metrics, you can use this field to apply a metrics filter.
See the DIScover Access Guide for information on the commands, attributes, and operators available through Access.
Using this field alone (without using the drop-down attributes and operators) requires some knowledge of Access.
Note: In the Filter List, you do not need to use the Access command “apply” to query multiple entities for a matching attribute.
The Results as flowchart field takes multiple queries using boolean operators, and you can use any attribute or valid Access attribute expression. This allows you to create complex metric queries and apply them to any result set.
Example
met_CC > 12 && met_DEPTH > 5
For more information on writing Access expressions, see the DIScover Access Enterprise Edition Guide.
This is an example of an Access expression; specifically, it is a string that searches for entities in the information model with a Cyclomatic Complexity metric greater than 12 and a Nested Control Structure depth metric greater than 5.
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