I am Ravee Malla, a Software Engineer. I graduated with a Dual Degree (Bachelors & Masters) in Computer Science & Engineering from IIT Delhi in 2013 (roughly seconds ago).
Academically, I am interested in Data Mining, Machine Learning Applications, Text Analysis, Web Development among other related topics.
I invite you to browse through my academic pursuits, some miscellaneous apps/hacks and some creative work.
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fun startZoom(endZoom: Float): Unit
Starts a zoom from 1.0 to (1.0 + endZoom). That is, to zoom from 100% to 125%, endZoom should by 0.25f.
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android.widget.Scroller.startScroll


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An Introduction to GitHub
First, we're going to go through a tutorial using GitHub online.
Here's the tutorial, but we're going to go through this together in class.
Next we're going to mess around with git on our computer.
You're going to need to make sure git is installed on your computer. For Windows, download and install this file here. For Mac, download and install this file here.
- Open up Finder (Mac) or Explorer (PC) and go to your Documents folder. Inside of this folder create a new folder called "git" - all lowercase. Inside of that folder create a new folder called "project-1".
- Then open up Terminal (Mac) or Command Prompt (PC).
- Type in "cd Documents" and hit enter. Then type in "ls" and hit enter. You'll see a list of all the folders and files on your desktop.
- Then type in "cd git/project-1".
- Now type in "git init". This will create a git repository in this folder. This means that all of the files inside of this folder and outside of this folder are now tracked by git.
- Open up Sublime and create a new HTML file and save it inside of your project-1 folder.
- Git will have noticed that the contents of this folder are changed. Back in Terminal/Command Prompt, type in "git status" and you'll see that it's noticed a change.
Before we go any further, we're going to explain an overview of how the next stage is going to work. Let's say that you've made some major changes to your HTML file - you're done coding for the day - and you want to mark your progress.
- First, we're going to tell git which files we want to add to our staging environment. These are files that we want git to document our changes for. In most cases we're just going to tell git "hey, notice all the files I've changed? I want to document all of those changes."
- Second, we're going to commit these files. Commits are records of the files you've changed since the last time you made a commit. Commits should always be stored with a little message about what you changed. Like "Made the navigation bar responsive" or "Edited the text in my about me section". Commits are helpful because they help you jump back to any point in the past, too.
- Third, if we want to keep track of our code online we'll want to push everything up to GitHub.com.
Okay. So let's go through these 3 steps one by one, following the high-level overview above. These are the steps you'll do over and over again whenever you're making anything.
- First, we're going to add our index.html file to our staging environment. You do this by saying "git add *". This will start tracking all files.
- Second, we're going to commit this file. Type in
git commit -m "My first commit"
- Third, we're going to push these changes up to GitHub. We have to make a repo for it on GitHub first, though.
- Go to your GitHub account and click add repository.
- Give it a simple name. You don't need to change any other settings.
- GitHub will ask if you want to create a new repo from scratch or if you want to add a repo you have created locally. In this case, since we've already created a new repo locally, we want to push that onto GitHub so follow the '....or push an existing repository from the command line' section.
- Run the code in Terminal/Command Prompt that they give you. This you only have to do the first time you set up a repo - you're linking the repo on your computer to the repo on GitHub.
 Type in "git push origin master" and hit enter. Then check your GitHub repo online and see the changes!


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Give, with an open heart.
Seek, with no hesitation.
Give+Seek is a place where the community comes together in times of need. People have the opportunity to provide unconditionally to those who need assistance, and those in need can ask without hesitation from those who are kind.
The project was created during January 26-27, 2019 for nwHacks 2019, an annual hackathon hosted by StartupStorm from the University of British Columbia.
Watch a video of the presentation and mockup demo.
The recent government shutdown from December 22, 2018 to January 25, 2019 in the US brought hardships on nearly a million government employees, who went unpaid for a record span of 35 days. Many were in need of food, daycare, and shelter after a single missed paycheck, relying on food banks and donors. Local and federal resources were drained to support the masses of unpaid workers, and they were encouraged to take on additional jobs.
"Never in a million years would I have ever dreamed that I’d be turning to GoFundMe asking for help, because in all honesty, I’ve always felt there was probably someone else who could use the help more than my family."
On a more sombre note, during the attacks on the United States of America on September 11, 2001, over 4,000 planes were grounded all over North America and unable to fly. Over 200 planes were diverted to Canada, 34 of which landed in Vancouver.
From the areas where thousands of people waited, terrified and alone, communities reached out with warm hands to support and help wherever they could. Gander, Newfoundland provided the warmest welcome; the town of only 10,000 provided medicine, water, food, and shelter to a stranded group of 10,000 more. Schools, shelters, local buildings, and any feasible spaces were repurposed for temporary shelter. A pregnant woman was well taken care of by medical professionals and nurses. Doctors and high school students alike sprang to help any way they could.
"At a time when the world, for many, seemed to be falling apart, many Canadians, in Gander, Halifax and many other places, came together to open their houses, stores and hearts to perfect strangers. And I dare to predict that neither the Canadians nor the strangers will ever forget the experience."
The hospitality, compassion, and welcoming love of the town of Gander for those who needed help was incomparable. Our question was this: How can we provide people with ways to continue helping those in need in our community?
We analyzed those who are most vulnerable in society - those who rely on social support and whatever jobs they can find. These people may be isolated from those who are not struggling as often, and form groups amongst each other. Given how they are barely able to make enough to live within their means, once in a while they likely find themselves in hard situations with nobody to help.
We juxtaposed this group of people with those who are more comfortable with their means of life, but still live in the same community. They are likely still less affluent than the average citizen, which gives them the ability to empathize closely with those who undergo temporary hardships. They are afforded the ability to stock up on additional supplies and household items when discounted in stores, and will keep these at home until they are of use.
Our solution is a web application platform which connects the community in times of need. Those who are able and willing to provide for and support those around them can list items that they have. Those in need can bypass social stigma to ask the community for specific assistance based on their urgent need.
Whenever someone offers an item which is sought by another person, they are matched with the recipient. After accepting, the giver and seeker connect to exchange the item.
To create the best resultant experience of users, we delved into their needs, perceptions, and ideal interactions.
We began by referencing past and current situations such as the people who were affected by government shutdown discussed earlier, and occurrences we would expect to see in everyday life such as international students working multiple jobs to support their tuition and housing. Using this, we built a conceptualization of what types of items and services would be required, as well as how they would naturally and intuitively interact with the application to fulfill their needs.
To visually understand how users would navigate and use the web application, we designed a prototype using Adobe XD. This prototype details the user experience through a set of steps arranged sequentially.
The initial screen is a style tile created to illustrate the visual design language, color scheme, and font choice for the application as a whole.
First, the user is shown a graphic which illustrates the fundamental idea of Giving and Seeking. They scroll down through a set of short descriptions to orient them to the purpose of the site, and choose whether to give or seek. The user is taken through a short process to register, then are provided with sample categories of items they can provide or ask for.
At the main screen, users can input their items and services and choose from provided autofill options predicted from the input fields. When another user asks for the same item which was provided, a notification is received by the giver who can connect with the seeker and meet up to provide the item. Afterwards, the seeker marks the request as fulfilled and the process is complete.
Navigate through the user experience prototype yourself, hosted on Adobe's website. Blue indicators show the next target to click to advance the prototype.
The front end of the web application is built using Angular, to create the single-page application with styling and scripting, and Bootstrap to provide styling support. These provided a strong and flexible platform on which to build the application.
The Home, About, Give Submission, Seek Submission, Give Notification, Seek Notification, Header, and Footer are all individual components assembled to create the final product.
The back end server was written in Node.js with the Express framework. It provides data storage, processing, and communication in tandem with the front end component.
To host the server, Google Cloud Platform was chosen.
A Google App Engine instance was utilized to manage the server temporarily for the hackathon but is no longer active. The server is now hosted on Heroku at https://giveandseek.herokuapp.com/.
As an unfortunate lesson, we learned that Google App Engine may take approximately 10 minutes to rebuild and redeploy changes due to the requirement of rebuilding multiple layers of an image and transferring the entire image to the server. This is in comparison to a provider like Heroku, which is able to autodeploy upon changes to a remote repository resulting in the server updated and restarted within a minute.
In relation to Facebook's Crisis Response, this does not attempt to replace social media networks. In addition, Give+Seek does not aim to spread knowledge in the event of an emergency, only provide support for those caught in the situation. A path of future development could be to provide easier access and event-based support, relevant to real-time situations.
In relation to Craigslist, this does not act as a marketplace even though items are exchanged. Those who use the application have no encouragement at any time to seek monetary repayment for their generosity. A path of future development could be to provide redeemable credits for givers on the service and reward them through unique non-monetary means.
The potential of human connection in times of need cannot be understated. During tragedies or emergencies we mobilized when given the opportunity to help others, but every day people's lives and well-being are still at stake. We can still be there to help them, and to provide the community with ways to help each other - and that is the key objective of Give+Seek.
Those who have need may come to seek for what they need, when they need it most. They seek for kindness from those who have compassion to spare. Those who have resources to help others may give back to the community that cares for them.
We are here for each other - as a community.
This project was built by Anmol Bajaj, Jeffrey Leung, Carol Chan, and Carmen Yang.
Disclaimer: This page was created after the hackathon's completion.


write to plc
You have a couple of possibilities to write data to the plc. These are described below.
You can write more the one data in a single call of the write method by providing the write items to the method.
For each write item you will get a ItemResponseRetValue as a result.
public enum ItemResponseRetValue : byte
{
Reserved = 0x00,
[Description("Hardware error")]
HardwareFault = 0x01,
[Description("Accessing the object not allowed")]
AccessFault = 0x03,
[Description("Invalid address")]
OutOfRange = 0x05, //the desired address is beyond limit for this PLC
[Description("Data type not supported")]
NotSupported = 0x06, //Type is not supported
[Description("Data type inconsistent")]
SizeMismatch = 0x07, //Data type inconsistent
[Description("Object does not exist")]
DataError = 0x0a, //the desired item is not available in the PLC, e.g. when trying to read a non existing DB
[Description("Success")]
Success = 0xFF,
}
Read data by using the tag syntax
For details of this syntax see the area TagSyntax.
var data1 = new byte[100];
var data2 = new byte[500];
// Write arrays of bytes to the PLC by using the tag syntax shorthand method
var writeResults1 = await _client.WriteAsync(("DB1114.0,b,100", data1), ("DB1114.100,b,500", data2));
// Write arrays of bytes from the PLC by using the tag syntax and the write items.
var readResults2 = await _client.WriteAsync(WriteItem.CreateFromTag("DB1114.0,b,100", data1),
WriteItem.CreateFromTag("DB1114.100,b,500", data2));
Write data by using the read item class
var data = new byte[500];
var writeResults = await _client.WriteAsync(WriteItem.Create<ushort>("DB1114", 0, 100, (ushort)0x02),
WriteItem.Create<byte[]>("DB1114", 100, 500, data));
if (writeResults.Count() == 2)
{
Console.WriteLine(writeResults[0]);
Console.WriteLine(writeResults[1]);
}
Write bit data
The offset is normally in bytes, but if you address a Boolean, you have to pass the address in bits (byteOffset * 8 + bitOffset).
var writeResults = await client.WriteAsync(WriteItem.Create<bool>("DB1", baseOffset, false),
WriteItem.Create<bool>("DB1", baseOffset + 5, true))
Write string data
If the given type is a string or char you can also specify if its the Unicode variant of them (this means 2byte per sign). You also have to specify the encoding of the strings.
currently we support the following encodings:
public enum PlcEncoding
{
UTF7, // for normal strings
Unicode, // for wide strings (used 2 bytes per letter)
Windows1252 // default encoding for normal strings
}
Unicode is only supported in TIA to address WString an WChar.
var writeResults = await client.WriteAsync(WriteItem.Create<string>("DB1", 0, 10, "Test", PlcEncoding.Windows1252))


Summer 2015 Profiles in Giving
Gratitude for a life of discovery
Siegmund Gutman attributes his life of discovery and inquiry to the interdisciplinary training he got at UC Santa Cruz. His way of expressing his gratitude? Monthly donations.
McHenry’s legacy continues
UC Santa Cruz’s founding chancellor Dean McHenry set the tone for the fledgling campus when it opened 50 years ago. Now his estate is sustaining his support of UC Santa Cruz long into the future.
Saving history
Donors helped sociology graduate student Jimiliz Valiente-Neighbours preserve a piece of history.
Sustaining her vision
Mary Katherine Long's death at 53 was a great shock to her family. Her husband, Professor of Computer Science Darrell Long, decided to commemorate his wife by establishing the Mary Katherine Long Endowed Scholarship Fund.
Ricky Bluthenthal: Why do I give to UC Santa Cruz?
UC Santa Cruz had a big impact on my life when I was a student, and it still does. Being there helped me figure out how the world worked.


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| CacheEventData |
Cache event data object used in publish - dispatch
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| CacheEventListener |
Cache Event Listener
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| ICacheRecordStore |
Record store for the
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractClusterWideIterator<K,V> |
Base cluster-wide iterator
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| CacheClearResponse |
Provides the response service for
CacheClearOperation |
| CacheDataSerializerHook |
This class contains all the ID hooks for IdentifiedDataSerializable classes used inside the JCache framework.
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| CacheDistributedObject |
distributed object for cache, it will be used as a delegate in CacheProxy
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| CacheEntry<K,V> |
Entry for
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| CacheEntryEventImpl<K,V> | |
| CacheEntryProcessorEntry<K,V> |
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| CacheEntryProcessorResult<T> |
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| CacheEventDataImpl | |
| CacheEventListenerAdaptor<K,V> |
Adapter for EventListener.
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| CacheEventSet | |
| CacheKeyIteratorResult |
Result of the
CacheKeyIteratorOperation |
| CacheMXBeanImpl |
Implementation of the CacheMXBean.
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| CachePartitionSegment |
Cache Partition Segment
CachePartitionSegment is a data structure responsible from
all cache data of a partition defined by partitionId
This Data structure is managed by CacheService
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| CachePortableHook |
This class contains all the ID hooks for Portable classes used inside the JCache framework.
|
| CacheProxy<K,V> |
ICache implementation:
This proxy is the implementation of ICache and javax.cache.Cache which is returned by
HazelcastServerCacheManager.
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| CacheProxyUtil |
Helper methods for Cache Proxy impl
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| CacheRecordStore |
Implementation of the
ICacheRecordStore
Represents a named ICache on-heap data for a single partition. |
| CacheService |
Cache Service is the base access point of jcache impl to manage
cache data on a node.
|
| CacheStatisticsImpl |
Some statistics of a
ICache
Statistics accumulated in this data object is published through MxBean |
| CacheStatisticsMXBeanImpl |
Implementation of the
CacheStatisticsMXBean |
| ClusterWideIterator<K,V> |
Cluster-wide iterator for the
ICache
This cluster key iterator, uses to indexes to iterate the cluster which ar PartitionId and tableIndex. |
| HazelcastAbstractCachingProvider |
Base CachingProvider implementations
|
| HazelcastCacheManager |
The Hazelcast CacheManager base class.
|
| HazelcastCachingProvider |
Hazelcast implementation of
CachingProvider |
| HazelcastExpiryPolicy |
Custom Expiry Policy helper class for general usage
|
| HazelcastServerCacheManager | |
| HazelcastServerCachingProvider |
Provides server cachingProvider implementation.
|
| MXBeanUtil |
Provides utility functionality for the MXBean.
|
| TCKMBeanServerBuilder |
An MBeanServer builder for TCK tests.
|
| TCKMBeanServerBuilder.RIMBeanServerDelegate |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| CacheEventType |
cache events
|
Hazelcast JSR-107 aka JCache implementation
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Simple Dance Booth Open-Sourced (based on TensorFlow.js demo)
Posted on November 5, 2018
by Noon van der Silk
Over on the Silverpond GitHub account we recently open-sourced the little dance-booth project that we’ve been playing with for a while now.
It’s a very simple little wrapper around their PoseNet demo.
It’s a neat little repo, that runs entirely offline, and, from a webcam or anything that can be accessed via the browser, can be used to capture dances in three forms:
- The raw video from the webcam,
- JSON data of the poses per frame,
- Video of the skeleton dancing on the dance floor.
You’ll find all of these saved under the date-and-time in the ./saved-videos
folder. The JSON can be used to recreate the entire dance in any form you
wish; it gives the coords of the various joints.
At the present moment it the dance capture only starts when the people in frame all raise their hands above their heads.
Feel free to change and play with as you wish!


You'll laugh, shed a tear, sneer, and laugh again with
Schizophrenic in Japan: An American Ex-Pat's Guide to Japanese and American Society/Politics & Humor. Just like the country, this book is hard to describe since it is so many things. Here are just a few things you will get after reading this book.
- Mike will take you shopping in Japan's department stores and grocery stores.
- Why you should let the wife handle ALL the money for a happy marriage. (He has a good reason! Trust me.)
- Learn how to attend anti-war protest rallies without getting spotted by the CIA.
- Learn how the Super Bowl and war crime trials are the same.
- Find out what it's like being a Japanese pro-wrestling announcer.
- How gift giving in Japan is an endless cycle of gratitude.
- Find out what happens to Japanese teenagers when they turn 20.
- ...and many other wonderful things too many to list here.
As
LeVar Burton used to say, "But...you don't have to take my word for it."
Read the reviews of Schizophrenic in Japan @ Amazon.com.


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South Africa won’t renew Zimbabwe Special Permits?
Zimbabweans in South Africa who benefited from the special ZEP permits (Zimbabwe Special Permits) are panicking after word came out that South Africa will not be renewing or coming up with another special permit once the current ones expire.
Back in 2010, over 300 000 Zimbabweans in South Africa benefited from the special 4-year permit which was extended when it lapsed in 2014. Another special permit was also introduced which expired in 2017. Now on the third renewal, the number of Zimbabweans on the permit has dwindled with only 179000 applying for the current one.
The news that the permit will not be extended has been met with uncertainty over the many Zimbabweans who have settled in South Africa as it means they will be forced to go back to Zimbabwe. Some Zimbabwean on the special permit had chosen to engage lawyers in order for them to exhaust other avenues to legally stay in South Africa.
South African officials have not responded to confirm or deny the development.
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Hi
Built up my emon TX kit today, and everything looks OK, but I think something is obviously wrong.
When I plug it in there are no signs of life (although I think this is correct) but when I try to upload any sketch to the EmonTX, I get a "avrdude: stk500_getsync(): not in sync: resp=0x00" which I understand is a no response message.
I have had to install the Arduino IDE and FTDI drivers on Windows as I could not get the linuz gzip file to extract.
One thing I am slightly confused is that the photos of the EmonTX show 5 pins on the FTDI connector, but when you look at the programming adaptor all six seem to be in use. Also the 10K resistor which goes to the left of the voltage connector is not there as it was missing from the kit - I'll grab one from Maplins though...
Any assistance and pointers sould be welcomed!
Re: RESOLVED: Dead EmonTX - how/ where to start
First you have to connect the FTDI cabel right. As i rember you have to have the backside of the FTDI facing up when you connect it to the board.
Then you have to chouse the right board in arduino and the right serial port
Re: RESOLVED: Dead EmonTX - how/ where to start
Your correct, there should be 'no signess of life' when you first plug up the emonTx. It's shipped with no code uploaded. If you have a multimeter you can check that you get 3.3V between 3.3V rail and GND and 5V between PWR rail and GND, see the 4 x JeePort connectors surrounding the ATmega.
Appologies for the missed resistor. If you can't get hold of one drop me an email That resistor is needed for the autoreset to work when uploading code. That is probably the problem. Other things to try are:
Make sure 'uno' is selected under tools>board in Arduino IDE
Make sure FTDI cable is the right way round and drivers are installing. I've only used the FTDI cable on Lunux, no dirvers are required. I have no idea about windows. Does anyone know, are drives required?
I would recomend using Ubuntu, it seems to be the most trouble free OS for Arduino uploading. Arduino 1.0 works out of the box.
I'm away next week with dubious internet connection, so will proable be slow replying.
Good luck!
Re: RESOLVED: Dead EmonTX - how/ where to start
Thanks Glyn - I will be able to get some resistors this morning from Maplins, and will try that, and will also check the voltages.
I assume the FTDI cable need the component side up when plugged into the TX.
I actually use Ubuntu as my day-to-day OS, only ended in Windows just to eliminate the driver query, but it's good to know that it doesn't need drivers for thr ftdi cable.
Re: RESOLVED: Dead EmonTX - how/ where to start
"borrowed" a 10K resistor from the Nanode RF kit, which I havent built up yet.
All the voltages check out on the jeeport both 5V and 3.3V on all 4 sets of pads.
I can see the programmer getting picked though dmesg, but still nothing when trying to upload a sketch.
Gonna build up the Nanode RF this afternoon, and see where that gets me.
Re: RESOLVED: Dead EmonTX - how/ where to start
--> but still nothing when trying to upload a sketch.
How do you check that its working, did you open the serial monitor and see if anything gets printed?
Re: RESOLVED: Dead EmonTX - how/ where to start
Oh dear. Double check that the GND pin on the FTDI adapter needs to align with GND pin on the FTDI connector. If your still having trouble, please post a photo of the board.
Yeah, if you build up the NanodeRF and manage a succesful upload at least then we know the problem is with the emonTx not the FTDI programmer or the computer.
Re: RESOLVED: Dead EmonTX - how/ where to start
Ok, that's been a long evening..
But I now have a working emonTX with loaded firmware, and the green LED blinks evey few seconds :-), and a Emonbase with firmware loaded as well.
Next step is to verify wireless and ethernet connectivity.
It looks like the problem was due to nothing more than my ham-fisted soldering on the FTDI connection on the emonTX.
Many many thanks for your assistance in helping me sort this...
Re: RESOLVED: Dead EmonTX - how/ where to start
If can help anyboy, the FTDI under windows7 need a driver
i use this one http://store.extremeelectronics.co.in/USB-to-UART-Bridge-CP2102-Based.html
Denis
Re: RESOLVED: Dead EmonTX - how/ where to start
Try: http://www.silabs.com/products/mcu/Pages/USBtoUARTBridgeVCPDrivers.aspx


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class DolibaseModule extends DolibarrModules (View source)
DolibaseModule class
Known issue: When Dolibase is installed globally, DolibaseModule class will be loaded/included only once on "dolibarr/admin/modules.php" file, but when it's installed internally (in each module) then the class will be included from the first loaded module & in the rest of modules the inclusion will be stopped by the if condition above, otherwise you will get this error: DolibaseModule class already exists.
So the issue here is, if a module with an older version of Dolibase is loaded first & one of your modules requires a new version of this class to work properly, then you may face some errors like: Undefined function or attribute xxx in DolibaseModule class.
Solutions:
Use Dolibase module builder (will generate a custom class copy in your module directory).
Keep always your modules up-to-date with the latest version of Dolibase (painful solution).
Each time you add a function in this class/file, you need to copy & paste it into your module(s) class also.
Use namespaces to separate module file(s) from each others (complicated solution, may even not work on Dolibarr).
P.S: This issue affects only DolibaseModule & Widget class & not the other classes of Dolibase.
Properties
| array | $config | ||
| protected array | $addons |
Methods
Constructor
Function called after module configuration.
Function to check module updates.
Function called when module is enabled.
Enable module for external users
Disable module for external users
Set/Activate addons required by module
Create tables, keys and data required by module Files llx_table1.sql, llx_table1.key.sql llx_data.sql with create table, create keys and create data commands must be stored in directory /mymodule/sql/ This function is called by this->init
Function called when module is disabled.
Add a constant
Add a widget
Add a permission
Add a sub permission
Generate an ID for permissions
Add a top menu entry
Add a left menu entry
Add a left sub menu entry
Add a menu
Add a CSS file
Add an array of CSS files
Add a JS file
Add an array of JS files
Enable a hook
Enable an array of hooks
Enable triggers
Add a dictionary
Add a module part
Activate a numbering model
Activate a document model
Add a cron job
Add a cron job using a command
Add a cron job using a method
Details
at line 64
__construct($db)
Constructor
at line 155
loadSettings()
Function called after module configuration.
at line 165
protected
checkUpdates($langs)
Function to check module updates.
at line 200
int
init(string $options = '')
Function called when module is enabled.
The init function add constants, boxes, permissions and menus (defined in constructor) into Dolibarr database. It also creates data directories
at line 225
protected
enableModuleForExternalUsers($module_rights_class)
Enable module for external users
at line 240
protected
disableModuleForExternalUsers($module_rights_class)
Disable module for external users
at line 265
protected
setAddons()
Set/Activate addons required by module
at line 294
protected int
loadTables()
Create tables, keys and data required by module Files llx_table1.sql, llx_table1.key.sql llx_data.sql with create table, create keys and create data commands must be stored in directory /mymodule/sql/ This function is called by this->init
at line 313
int
remove(string $options = '')
Function called when module is disabled.
Remove from database constants, boxes and permissions from Dolibarr database. Data directories are not deleted
at line 334
$this
addConstant($name, $value, $desc = '', $type = 'chaine')
Add a constant
at line 357
$this
addWidget($widget_filename, $note = '', $enabled_by_default_on = 'Home')
Add a widget
at line 377
$this
addPermission($name, $desc = '', $type = '', $enabled_by_default = 1)
Add a permission
at line 400
$this
addSubPermission($perm_name, $subperm_name, $desc = '', $type = '', $enabled_by_default = 1)
Add a sub permission
at line 425
protected int
generatePermissionID()
Generate an ID for permissions
at line 442
$this
addTopMenu($name, $title, $url, $perms = '1', $enabled = '1', $position = 100, $target = '')
Add a top menu entry
at line 462
$this
addLeftMenu($main_menu, $name, $title, $url, $perms = '1', $enabled = '1', $position = 100, $target = '')
Add a left menu entry
at line 483
$this
addLeftSubMenu($main_menu, $left_menu, $name, $title, $url, $perms = '1', $enabled = '1', $position = 100, $target = '')
Add a left sub menu entry
at line 504
protected
addMenu($type, $fk_menu, $main_menu, $left_menu, $title, $url, $position, $enabled = '1', $perms = '1', $target = '')
Add a menu
at line 528
$this
addCssFile($css_filename)
Add a CSS file
at line 541
$this
addCssFiles($css_files_array)
Add an array of CSS files
at line 556
$this
addJsFile($js_filename)
Add a JS file
at line 569
$this
addJsFiles($js_files_array)
Add an array of JS files
at line 584
$this
enableHook($hook)
Enable a hook
at line 597
$this
enableHooks($hooks_array)
Enable an array of hooks
at line 611
$this
enableTriggers()
Enable triggers
at line 632
$this
addDictionary($table_name, $table_label, $select_fields = 'rowid, label, active', $table_sort = 'label ASC', $fields_to_show = 'label', $fields_to_update = 'label', $fields_to_insert = 'label', $table_pk_field = 'rowid', $fields_help = array())
Add a dictionary
at line 663
protected
addModulePart($module_part, $value)
Add a module part
at line 675
$this
activateNumModel($name, $const_prefix = '')
Activate a numbering model
at line 690
$this
activateDocModel($name, $type = '', $const_prefix = '')
Activate a document model
at line 713
protected
addCronJob($label, $type, $command = '', $class = '', $object_name = '', $object_method = '', $method_parameters = '', $comment = '', $frequency = 2, $frequency_unit = 3600, $status, $priority)
Add a cron job
at line 744
$this
addCronCommand($label, $command, $frequency, $frequency_unit, $comment = '', $priority, $status = 1)
Add a cron job using a command
at line 766
$this
addCronMethod($label, $class, $object_name, $object_method, $method_parameters, $frequency, $frequency_unit, $comment = '', $priority, $status = 1)
Add a cron job using a method


UAW president taking leave amid corruption probe
by The Associated Press, StaffDETROIT -- The United Auto Workers announced Saturday that President Gary Jones is taking a paid leave of absence amid a federal investigation of corruption within the union.
The UAW said Jones requested the leave, which is effective Sunday. UAW Vice-President Rory Gamble will serve as acting president.
"The UAW is fighting tooth and nail to ensure our members have a brighter future. I do not want anything to distract from the mission," Jones said in a statement.
The union is in the middle of negotiating new four-year contracts with Detroit automakers.
UAW-represented workers at General Motors Co. recently approved a new contract after a 40-day strike. Union members are scheduled to begin voting Monday on a proposed contract with Ford Motor Co., which Gamble helped negotiate. If Ford workers ratify the agreement, the UAW will begin bargaining with Fiat Chrysler.
The FBI has been investigating fraud and misuse of funds at the UAW for more than two years. Ten people have been convicted so far, including union leaders and auto company officials.
Jones has not been charged, but federal agents searched his suburban Detroit home in August in connection with the investigation.
In a recent court filing, federal prosecutors alleged that seven top UAW officials had conspired since 2010 to embezzle funds through schemes such as submitting false vouchers for conference expenses.
The Detroit News, citing sources familiar with the investigation, said Jones is one of the unnamed union leaders.


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| void *TIDY_CALL * | alloc (TidyAllocator *self, size_t nBytes) |
| void *TIDY_CALL * | realloc (TidyAllocator *self, void *block, size_t nBytes) |
| void (TIDY_CALL *free)(TidyAllocator *self | |
| void (TIDY_CALL *panic)(TidyAllocator *self | |
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| void* TIDY_CALL* _TidyAllocatorVtbl::alloc | ( | TidyAllocator * | self, |
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| void* TIDY_CALL* _TidyAllocatorVtbl::realloc | ( | TidyAllocator * | self, |
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| _TidyAllocatorVtbl::void | ( | TIDY_CALL * | free | ) |
Called to free a previously allocated block of memory
| _TidyAllocatorVtbl::void | ( | TIDY_CALL * | panic | ) |
Called when a panic condition is detected. Must support block == NULL. This function is not called if either alloc or realloc fails; it is up to the allocator to do this. Currently this function can only be called if an error is detected in the tree integrity via the internal function CheckNodeIntegrity(). This is a situation that can only arise in the case of a programming error in tidylib. You can turn off node integrity checking by defining the constant NO_NODE_INTEGRITY_CHECK during the build.


Liam Gallagher issues appeal after teen Joseph Hogg goes missing after gig
The Oasis singer, who last week played Arena Birmingham, retweeted an appeal which says Joseph went missing after the show at the city's Utilita Arena
by James Rodger, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistLiam Gallagher has shared an urgent appeal for a missing teenager who disappeared after attending a gig in the North East.
Joseph Hogg went missing after Liam rocked Newcastle last night.
The Oasis singer, who last week played Arena Birmingham, retweeted an appeal which says Joseph went missing after the show at the city's Utilita Arena.
Joseph was last seen at about 11.30pm with 'no phone or money and without his shirt on'.
Gallagher shared an appeal from a Twitter user called HOGG, who said he was Joseph's cousin.
The tweet said: "My cousin Joseph Hogg has gone missing after last nights Liam Gallagher gig.
"Last seen around half 11 in Newcastle with no phone or money and without his shirt on.
"No sign of him on CCTV yet last seen somewhere near the Life centre. Please RT #LiamGallagher #newcastle."
A spokesperson for Northumbria Police said: "We can confirm we are searching for missing 17-year-old Joseph Hogg who was reported missing from the Utilita Arena shortly after 11.30pm on November 17.
"Enquiries to locate him are ongoing and anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to contact police on 101 quoting log 1128 171119."
The appeal has been retweeted hundreds of times.
Katy Stobbs also tweeted: "MISSING! Twitter please do you thing!
"His name is Joe Hogg, and he was at the Liam Gallagher concert last night in Newcastle, he stormed off from the gig with no phone, no too on and no money at all, and hasn’t been seen since, it was around 11pm.
"Everyone please share."


Help & Instructions
What Does This Site Do?
This site was designed by Katie Frey at the Wolbach Library of the Center for Astrophysics to generate publication statistics reports from the CfA Bibliography. It allows someone to submit a list of names, for example the researchers within a department, to automatically generate publication stats drawn from the CfA Bibliography. Currently it is restricted to the CfA Bibliography, but there are plans to expand it to other bibilographic groups curated within the Astrophysics Data System. Contact Katie Frey if you think you should have access.What is the CfA Bibliography?
The CfA Bibliography is a list of articles written by members of the CfA Community, carefully curated and vetted by the Wolbach Library. New articles are added to the list at least once a month. The list is maintained in the Astrophysics Data System (ADS), and the ADS interface can be used to search through the CfA Bibliography. This application leverages the ADS search capabilities to generate publication reports.Snapshots
Reports generated by this application are a snapshot. They represent the articles published by a given author over a given time frame that were available at the moment the report was generated. Some publishers make their articles available online early, and some make them available late. It is possible that two reports for the same authors over the same time frame, but run a month apart from each other will generate different numbers. Typically the report generated at a later date will have larger numbers, especially in regards to the citation counts. This is normal and to be expected.Getting Set Up
Before you can start using this application, there are a few things you need to do to get set up. You need to have an account with the Astrophysics Data System, and you need to add your API Access Token to your account on this site. It is also recommended that you set up your Library Link Server with ADS so that you can access the full text of most articles. The steps below will walk you through everything you need to do.Create an ADS Account
In order to search through the CfA Bibliography, you will need an account with the Astrophysics Data System. If you do not have one, create a new account. If you already have an account, sign in.Set up your Library Link Server
Next, it is recommended that you set up the Library Link Server in your ADS Account so that you can access the full text of articles of journals subscribed to by Wolbach and the Harvard Library.- In ADS, go to Settings under the Account menu, and then to Library Link Server.
- Click on the "Update" button.
- A drop down menu should appear; select "Harvard University Library," then click the "Apply" button.
- You should see a line that says "Current Link Server: Harvard University Library."
ADS API Token
The most important part of your ADS set up is to get your ADS API Token.- In ADS, go to Settings under the Account menu, and then to API Token.
- Click on the "Generate a new key" button.
- A long string of what looks like random numbers and letters should appear in a box. Highlight the string, right click and copy.
- Back here at the CfA Publication Reports application, go to "Settings" under "Account," paste that string to the ADS API Token field and click "Update Token."
Searching
Now that you are all set up, you can use this site to generate publication reports. First, you'll need a list of researcher names to search for. Each name should be on a seperate line, and written lastname, firstname. Example:Smith, Jane
Smith, John
- Click on "Search Bibliography" found in the top menu.
- Paste the list of names into the text box.
- Write in the date range you wish to query. For example, if you are looking for all articles published by your list of researchers in 2019 you can simply write "2019" in both boxes.
- Click the "Search" Button to add your query to the queue.
Reports
In order to see if your most recent query has completed, and to see your past reports, click on "Report History" underneath "Reports" from the top menu.Understanding Report History
The Report History page lists all reports you have generated using this application. It is sorted so that your most recent report is at the top, and the oldest is at the bottom. If your most recent query has not completed yet, you will see "(pending)" for it's entries. Completed reports will display a summary of how many journals and authors were found, along with a reminder about the date range included in the report.As mentioned above, these reports are snapshots made at the moment of the query, so the Date Created for each report is also displayed prominently in this history list.
Reading a Report
When you are looking at a specific report, the sidebar on the right will remind you of the query you executed to generate this report, such as the date range, and the author list. It also displays the date and time the report was created, which is important since the information is a snapshot generated at that date and time.The main content of the report shows a couple of graphs.
- The first graph shows the number of articles (refereed and non refereed) authored by a particular person.
- Articles in which they were the "first author" are emphasized with a darker shade. If more than one person on your list were co-authors on an article, the article will be counted once for each author in this graph and in its related tabular data.
- The second graph shows the total number of articles written by the authors in this query that were published in each journal. If more than one person in your list were co-authors on an article, the article is only counted once in this graph and in its related tabular data.
- Below the graphs is some tabular data displaying the number of refereed & non refereed articles authored by a specific person, how many of those were they the first author for, and how many citations those articles have received to date. Keep in mind that if any articles have co-authos in your query list, the article will be counted once for each co-author in the author tables, but only once total in the journal table.
- The name of each author is a link out to ADS that dispalys the articles for that person which have been gathered by this report.


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Bayesian analysis of item-response theory (IRT) models,
roll call analysis; computing highest density regions; maximum
likelihood estimation of zero-inflated and hurdle models for count
data; goodness-of-fit measures for GLMs; data sets used
in writing and teaching at the Political Science
Computational Laboratory; seats-votes curves.
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1.5.2 |
| Imports: |
MASS, datasets, grDevices, graphics, stats, utils |
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lattice, MCMCpack, car, lmtest, sandwich, zoo, coda, vcd, mvtnorm, mgcv |
| Published: |
2017-10-10 |
| Author: |
Simon Jackman, with contributions from
Alex Tahk, Achim Zeileis, Christina Maimone, Jim Fearon and Zoe Meers |
| Maintainer: |
Simon Jackman <simon.jackman at sydney.edu.au> |
| License: |
GPL-2 |
| Copyright: |
see file COPYRIGHTS |
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http://github.com/atahk/pscl |
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yes |
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pscl citation info |
| Materials: |
NEWS |
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Bayesian, Econometrics, Environmetrics, Psychometrics, SocialSciences |
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pscl results |


ct.js: Compile Time Function Execution (CTFE) in JavaScript
Inspired from the CTFE of the D language, ct.js permits to
generate efficient code while maintaining expressiveness.
By G. Lathoud, December 2019 and later. Contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The Boost license apply, as described in the file
Open your Developer Tools & JS console to see the examples in action.
The sources for expl.js
and ct.js
are displayed below. For fun, I used ct.js
to dump and prettify the two source files:
ct( () => {
ct.def( one, (s) =>
`write_source_code(${s}_source_code,"${s}.js")` ).ct;
ct.one("expl").ct;
ct.one("ct").ct;
})();


BEAU TRAVAIL ------------
In current day Marseilles, Galoup (Denis Lavant, "Lovers on the Bridge") goes through the regimen of daily life while contemplating his recent past as a Chief Master Sargeant of the French Foreign Legion ('From a certain point of view, I screwed up, and points of view are important.')
Cowritten (with Jean-Paul Fargeau) and directed by Claire Denis ("Chocolat"), "Beau Travail" is based on Melville's "Billy Budd," but shifts the focus from the innocent victim to his tormentor.
 However, if you can accept the irrational hatred of Galoup for one of his soldiers, Sentain (Grigoire Colin, "The Dreamlife of Angels"), and give yourself over to this film, you may find yourself experiencing cinematic splendor.
 The Commander is content to use the Djibouti equivalent of marijuana even as he still keeps his experienced gaze upon Galoup and his praiseworthy group of displaced young men, He's also wise enough to warn Galoup about his overreactions to Sentain, a young man liked by all. All is well as Galoup guides his men through their daily training, followed by the inevitable laundry and outdoor ironing, rewarded by weekends spent at a disco, where the men dance around their undulating local girlfriends.
Then a helicopter crashes into the sea during a training exercise and Sentain emerges a hero, decorated by their Commander. Galoup's jealousy continues to build and he brings his men to camp in a desolate area, ostensibly to perform road repairs. Instead Galoup engineers his group's dynamics until he has a valid complaint against Sentain.  Forestier is forced to court martial Galoup and we're brought full circle to where the tale began.
Denis' film features striking imagery (cinematography by Agnes Godard, film Editing by Nelly Quettier), juxtaposing waves in sand and in sea, salt encrusted on land (and a found compass). She glorifies the male body like a color film version of Leni Reifenstahl's "Olympiad" with bare-chested men crab-crawlinging under obstacles, wire-walking, thrusting and parrying. Her images have a gorgeous, crystal clarity which are superbly set to the music of Benjamin Britten's Billy Budd opera and original music by Charles Henri de Pierrefeu.
Of her cast, only three men really matter. Colin is mostly an object of desire, either stoicly performing his duties or letting a open smile overtake his features when relaxing with his peers. Although Lavant narrates the story, Subor almost acts as the audience's point of view, even when he's not present. Bleery from local drugs yet cognizant of everything, he remains distanced from the action. In Lavant, Denis has found the lifeforce of her film. This actor demands your attention with his pockmarked face and urgent body language. Lavant gives a compelling performance, evoking audience sympathy even as he acts badly. When the film ends, we believe we're about to witness Galoup's suicide, then Denis cuts to him alone in the disco, where the tightly wound coil of his body literally explodes in dance as the lyrics "This is the rhythm of the night, this is the rhythm of my life" pound out over the dance floor, a powerful release from all that's been witnessed.
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When I read the cultural assignment for this week on stereotype threat, I was pleasantly surprised. DBC never ceases to amaze me. In this post, I'll share some very personal feelings. Ready?
During week 2 of Phase 0, we shared our biggest fears about starting DBC. Mine were that I wouldn't make it through the program because I wouldn't be able to cut it. Well, the truth is: I'm struggling a little bit in this program -- ok a lot bit.
Reading about this week's cultural blog made me immediately think of the impostor's syndrome. If you're not familiar, it is the feeling that you don't belong somewhere and that eventually people around you are going to figure that out. The concept is closely related to stereotype threat, but stereotype threat is more of an externally-imposed threat that can be internalized. Impostor's syndrowe is rooted internally and typically flies in the face of the person's accomplishments...as in my case.
 Am I? Most say no. Is it that my mind just doesn't work this way? That seems to be inconsistent with years of analytic experience under my belt. Maybe it's just a really steep learning curve that will plateau some? I certainly hope so.
The truth is: There aren't a lot of black people in tech fields and I'm seeing that more and more as I immerse myself in the community. Are the barriers cultural or technical? Similarly, if programming is a language, not many of us are poly-lingual either. Might there be a connection? The last thing I want to do is provide evidence to support stereotypes that people of color can't cut it in tech fields. But, as a researcher, I feel the need to ask difficult questions.
Personally, I'm trying not to internalize any feelings of technical inferiority. My plan is to work harder. I have concluded that this may just be a case where I've run up against a learning experience that's a bit more challenging to me. That's okay. I have reached out for help and am being open about my challenges in hopes that my cohort and others around me will be supportive. And, so far, that's what I have experienced. My major learning for this week was that it's okay to ask for and accept help. I'm fiercely indedpendent and have rarely needed or asked for help in my life. There's a first time for everything. We all need help sometimes.


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The normal
- n - Variable in class org.dyn4j.dynamics.joint.RopeJoint
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The normal
- n1 - Variable in class org.dyn4j.dynamics.joint.PulleyJoint
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The normal from the first pulley anchor to the first
Body
anchor
- n2 - Variable in class org.dyn4j.dynamics.joint.PulleyJoint
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The normal from the second pulley anchor to the second
Body
anchor
- NarrowphaseDetector - Interface in org.dyn4j.collision.narrowphase
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Represents an algorithm to detect whether two
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Shape
s are
penetrating/overlapping each other.
- narrowphaseDetector - Variable in class org.dyn4j.dynamics.World
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- negate() - Method in class org.dyn4j.geometry.Vector2
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- negate() - Method in class org.dyn4j.geometry.Vector3
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- NEWTON_METER_TO_FOOT_POUND - Static variable in class org.dyn4j.UnitConversion
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1 newton-meter = 1.3558180389149606 foot-pounds
- NEWTON_TO_POUND - Static variable in class org.dyn4j.UnitConversion
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1 newton = 0.22480892365533914 pound-force
- newtonMetersToFootPounds(double) - Static method in class org.dyn4j.UnitConversion
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Converts newton-meters to foot-pounds.
- newtonsToPounds(double) - Static method in class org.dyn4j.UnitConversion
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Converts newtons to pound-force.
- next() - Method in class org.dyn4j.BinarySearchTree.TreeIterator
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- next - Variable in class org.dyn4j.geometry.decompose.DoublyConnectedEdgeList.HalfEdge
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The adjacent edge next in the list having the same face
- next - Variable in class org.dyn4j.geometry.decompose.EarClipping.Vertex
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The next vertex
- next - Variable in class org.dyn4j.geometry.decompose.MonotoneVertex
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The next vertex in CCW winding
- next - Variable in class org.dyn4j.geometry.decompose.SweepLine.Edge
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The next edge in Counter-Clockwise order
- next - Variable in class org.dyn4j.geometry.decompose.SweepLine.Vertex
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The next vertex in Counter-Clockwise order
- normal - Variable in class org.dyn4j.collision.manifold.Manifold
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The penetration normal
- normal - Variable in class org.dyn4j.collision.narrowphase.Epa.Edge
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The edge normal
- normal - Variable in class org.dyn4j.collision.narrowphase.Penetration
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The normalized axis of projection
- normal - Variable in class org.dyn4j.collision.narrowphase.Raycast
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The normal at the hit point
- normal - Variable in class org.dyn4j.collision.narrowphase.Separation
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The normalized axis of separation
- normal - Variable in class org.dyn4j.dynamics.contact.ContactConstraint
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The penetration normal
- normal - Variable in class org.dyn4j.dynamics.contact.ContactPoint
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The world space contact normal
- normalImpulse - Variable in class org.dyn4j.dynamics.contact.SolvedContactPoint
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The accumulated normal impulse
- normalize() - Method in class org.dyn4j.geometry.Vector2
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Converts this
Vector2
into a unit
Vector2
and returns
the magnitude before normalization.
- normalize() - Method in class org.dyn4j.geometry.Vector3
-
Converts this
Vector3
into a unit
Vector3
and returns
the magnitude before normalization.
- normals - Variable in class org.dyn4j.geometry.Slice
-
The normals of the polygonal sides
- normals - Variable in class org.dyn4j.geometry.Wound
-
The edge normals
- NOT_INDEXED - Static variable in class org.dyn4j.geometry.Feature
-
Index for non-indexed vertices


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History/Comments:
"On a circular stone plinth rising some 8 inches above the great circle of cement pavement stands a hexagonal block of solid granite which serves as a base for a bronze fountain piece designed with 3 dolphins. The sides of the granite block are ornamented in strong relief with six chubby infants in happy dance bearing up a fruit garland that passes in festoons around the block." C.C. Bulletin November 1, 1906
There is now a bronze fountainhead missing. There is also a crack running from the top to the bottom on the northeast side. It was dedicated to Annie F. Spear-erected by the class of 1881.
Sources:
B.R.F.
C.C. Bulletin November 1, 1906.