Class: SolanaRpcRuby::WebsocketsMethodsWrapper
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- SolanaRpcRuby::WebsocketsMethodsWrapper
- Includes:
- HelperMethods, RequestBody
- Defined in:
- lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb
Overview
WebsocketsMethodsWrapper class serves as a wrapper for solana JSON RPC API websocket methods. All informations about params:
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
-
#cluster ⇒ String
Cluster where requests will be sent.
-
#id ⇒ Integer
Unique client-generated identifying integer.
-
#websocket_client ⇒ SolanaRpcRuby::WebsocketClient
Determines which cluster will be used to send requests.
Instance Method Summary collapse
-
#account_subscribe(account_pubkey, commitment: nil, encoding: '', &block) ⇒ Integer
Subscribe to an account to receive notifications when the lamports or data for a given account public key changes.
-
#account_unsubscribe(subscription_id) ⇒ Bool
Unsubscribe from account change notifications.
-
#initialize(websocket_client: WebsocketClient, cluster: SolanaRpcRuby.ws_cluster, id: rand(1...99_999)) ⇒ WebsocketsMethodsWrapper
constructor
Initialize object with cluster address where requests will be sent.
-
#logs_subscribe(filter, commitment: nil, &block) ⇒ Integer
Subscribe to transaction logging.
-
#logs_unsubscribe(subscription_id) ⇒ Bool
Unsubscribe from transaction logging.
-
#program_subscribe(program_id_pubkey, commitment: nil, encoding: '', filters: [], &block) ⇒ Integer
Subscribe to a program to receive notifications when the lamports or data for a given account owned by the program changes.
-
#program_unsubscribe(subscription_id) ⇒ Bool
Unsubscribe from program-owned account change notifications.
-
#root_subscribe(&block) ⇒ Integer
Subscribe to receive notification anytime a new root is set by the validator.
-
#root_unsubscribe(subscription_id) ⇒ Bool
Unsubscribe from root notifications.
-
#signature_subscribe(transaction_signature, commitment: nil, &block) ⇒ Integer
Subscribe to a transaction signature to receive notification when the transaction is confirmed On signatureNotification, the subscription is automatically cancelled.
-
#signature_unsubscribe(subscription_id) ⇒ Bool
Unsubscribe from signature confirmation notification.
-
#slot_subscribe(&block) ⇒ Integer
Subscribe to receive notification anytime a slot is processed by the validator.
-
#slot_unsubscribe(subscription_id) ⇒ Bool
Unsubscribe from slot notifications.
-
#slots_updates_subscribe(&block) ⇒ Integer
This subscription is unstable; the format of this subscription may change in the future and it may not always be supported Subscribe to receive a notification from the validator on a variety of updates on every slot.
-
#slots_updates_unsubscribe(subscription_id) ⇒ Bool
Unsubscribe from slot-update notifications.
-
#vote_subscribe(&block) ⇒ Integer
This subscription is unstable and only available if the validator was started with the –rpc-pubsub-enable-vote-subscription flag.
-
#vote_unsubscribe(subscription_id) ⇒ Bool
Unsubscribe from vote notifications.
Methods included from HelperMethods
Methods included from RequestBody
Constructor Details
#initialize(websocket_client: WebsocketClient, cluster: SolanaRpcRuby.ws_cluster, id: rand(1...99_999)) ⇒ WebsocketsMethodsWrapper
Initialize object with cluster address where requests will be sent.
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 31 def initialize( websocket_client: WebsocketClient, cluster: SolanaRpcRuby.ws_cluster, id: rand(1...99_999) ) @websocket_client = websocket_client.new(cluster: cluster) @id = id end |
Instance Attribute Details
#cluster ⇒ String
Cluster where requests will be sent.
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 20 def cluster @cluster end |
#id ⇒ Integer
Unique client-generated identifying integer.
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 24 def id @id end |
#websocket_client ⇒ SolanaRpcRuby::WebsocketClient
Determines which cluster will be used to send requests.
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 16 def websocket_client @websocket_client end |
Instance Method Details
#account_subscribe(account_pubkey, commitment: nil, encoding: '', &block) ⇒ Integer
Subscribe to an account to receive notifications when the lamports or data for a given account public key changes
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 49 def account_subscribe(account_pubkey, commitment: nil, encoding: '', &block) method = create_method_name(__method__) params = [] params_hash = {} params_hash['commitment'] = commitment unless blank?(commitment) params_hash['encoding'] = encoding unless blank?(encoding) params << account_pubkey params << params_hash if params_hash.any? subscribe(method, method_params: params, &block) end |
#account_unsubscribe(subscription_id) ⇒ Bool
Unsubscribe from account change notifications
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 69 def account_unsubscribe(subscription_id) method = create_method_name(__method__) unsubscribe(method, subscription_id: subscription_id) end |
#logs_subscribe(filter, commitment: nil, &block) ⇒ Integer
Subscribe to transaction logging
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 83 def logs_subscribe(filter, commitment: nil, &block) method = create_method_name(__method__) params = [] params_hash = {} params_hash['commitment'] = commitment unless blank?(commitment) params << filter params << params_hash subscribe(method, method_params: params, &block) end |
#logs_unsubscribe(subscription_id) ⇒ Bool
Unsubscribe from transaction logging
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 103 def logs_unsubscribe(subscription_id) method = create_method_name(__method__) unsubscribe(method, subscription_id: subscription_id) end |
#program_subscribe(program_id_pubkey, commitment: nil, encoding: '', filters: [], &block) ⇒ Integer
Subscribe to a program to receive notifications when the lamports or data for a given account owned by the program changes
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 118 def program_subscribe( program_id_pubkey, commitment: nil, encoding: '', filters: [], &block ) method = create_method_name(__method__) params = [] params_hash = {} params_hash['commitment'] = commitment unless blank?(commitment) params_hash['encoding'] = encoding unless blank?(encoding) params_hash['filters'] = filters unless blank?(filters) params << program_id_pubkey params << params_hash if params_hash.any? subscribe(method, method_params: params, &block) end |
#program_unsubscribe(subscription_id) ⇒ Bool
Unsubscribe from program-owned account change notifications
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 146 def program_unsubscribe(subscription_id) method = create_method_name(__method__) unsubscribe(method, subscription_id: subscription_id) end |
#root_subscribe(&block) ⇒ Integer
Subscribe to receive notification anytime a new root is set by the validator.
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 243 def root_subscribe(&block) method = create_method_name(__method__) subscribe(method, &block) end |
#root_unsubscribe(subscription_id) ⇒ Bool
Unsubscribe from root notifications
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 255 def root_unsubscribe(subscription_id) method = create_method_name(__method__) unsubscribe(method, subscription_id: subscription_id) end |
#signature_subscribe(transaction_signature, commitment: nil, &block) ⇒ Integer
Subscribe to a transaction signature to receive notification when the transaction is confirmed On signatureNotification, the subscription is automatically cancelled
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 160 def signature_subscribe( transaction_signature, commitment: nil, &block ) method = create_method_name(__method__) params = [] params_hash = {} params_hash['commitment'] = commitment unless blank?(commitment) params << transaction_signature params << params_hash subscribe(method, method_params: params, &block) end |
#signature_unsubscribe(subscription_id) ⇒ Bool
Unsubscribe from signature confirmation notification
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 183 def signature_unsubscribe(subscription_id) method = create_method_name(__method__) unsubscribe(method, subscription_id: subscription_id) end |
#slot_subscribe(&block) ⇒ Integer
Subscribe to receive notification anytime a slot is processed by the validator
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 194 def slot_subscribe(&block) method = create_method_name(__method__) subscribe(method, &block) end |
#slot_unsubscribe(subscription_id) ⇒ Bool
Unsubscribe from slot notifications
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 206 def slot_unsubscribe(subscription_id) method = create_method_name(__method__) unsubscribe(method, subscription_id: subscription_id) end |
#slots_updates_subscribe(&block) ⇒ Integer
This subscription is unstable; the format of this subscription may change in the future and it may not always be supported Subscribe to receive a notification from the validator on a variety of updates on every slot
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 219 def slots_updates_subscribe(&block) method = create_method_name(__method__) subscribe(method, &block) end |
#slots_updates_unsubscribe(subscription_id) ⇒ Bool
Unsubscribe from slot-update notifications
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 231 def slots_updates_unsubscribe(subscription_id) method = create_method_name(__method__) unsubscribe(method, subscription_id: subscription_id) end |
#vote_subscribe(&block) ⇒ Integer
This subscription is unstable and only available if the validator was started with the –rpc-pubsub-enable-vote-subscription flag. The format of this subscription may change in the future
Subscribe to receive notification anytime a new vote is observed in gossip. These votes are pre-consensus therefore there is no guarantee these votes will enter the ledger.
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 271 def vote_subscribe(&block) method = create_method_name(__method__) subscribe(method, &block) end |
#vote_unsubscribe(subscription_id) ⇒ Bool
Unsubscribe from vote notifications
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# File 'lib/solana_rpc_ruby/websocket_methods_wrapper.rb', line 283 def vote_unsubscribe(subscription_id) method = create_method_name(__method__) unsubscribe(method, subscription_id: subscription_id) end |


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The job of president of Catalonia is a dangerous one
The job of president of Catalonia is a dangerous one. For nearly a century, an extremely high percentage of those who have held the office —possibly the highest among all democratically elected officials— have had to face trials, convictions, reprisals and persecution. As individuals, they were rather diverse in terms of their personality and views, they lived through distinctly different times in history, but the persistence of the persecution suggests that the office they held was targeted as much as the holders themselves. Otherwise it would be too big a coincidence.
On Monday president Quim Torra added his name to the list of Catalans who have sat in the dock before, while or after they were president. Many years ago I interviewed a Spanish PSOE leader who told me that every time his party had to pick a candidate to stand for the job of president of Andalusia, they tried to choose someone who didn’t harbour a great deal of pro-Andalusian feelings. But, once elected, they all developed them eventually. The Catalan case is somewhat different: every Catalan president was already endowed with a strong institutional sense before being voted in. But the job eventually bestowed a representative strength on them. You see, being the president of Catalonia is a dangerous job. But it is also the highest embodiment of a solid, persistent, democratic ideal.


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ParallelTask Class
A ParallelTask is a TaskGroup that runs all of its subtasks ansynchronously.
Constructor
ParallelTask
-
attributes
Parameters:
-
attributes
ObjectList of attributes to apply to the task group
Example:
var parallel = new MonkeyBars.ParallelTask({
name:"ParallelTask",
tasks:[new MonkeyBars.Task({
performTask:function(){
this.complete();
}
})],
onComplete:function(){
alert(this.name + " is complete!");
}
});
parallel.start();
Item Index
Methods
- addSubTask
- addSubTask
- addSubTaskAfterTask
- addSubTaskBeforeTask
- cancel
- complete
- fault
- getTaskByName
- getTaskByTid
- handleData
- hasNoEnabledSubTasks
- hasNoEnabledSubTasks
- initialize
- onCancel
- onChange
- onComplete
- onFault
- onStart
- onSubTaskCancel
- onSubTaskComplete
- onSubTaskComplete
- onSubTaskFault
- performTask
- performTask
- processSubTask
- processSubTask
- processSubTasks
- processSubTasks
- removeSubTask
- reset
- start
Methods
addSubTask
-
task
This method is overridden from TaskGroups
implementation because of the
nature of a parallel task. When a task is added it should be immediately
processed and started.
Parameters:
-
task
ObjectEither an object containing attributes of a task or
addSubTask
-
task
This method is overridden from TaskGroups
implementation because of the
nature of a parallel task. When a task is added it should be immediately
processed and started.
Parameters:
-
task
ObjectEither an object containing attributes of a task or
addSubTaskAfterTask
-
task
-
afterTask
Adds a subtask after another task
Parameters:
-
task
ObjectEither an object containing attributes of a task or
-
afterTask
ObjectReference to an already added task
Example:
var parallel = new MonkeyBars.ParallelTask({
tasks:[task1,task3]
});
var task2 = new MonkeyBars.Task();
parallel.addTaskAfterTask(task2,task1);
addSubTaskBeforeTask
-
task
-
beforeTask
Very similar to addSubTaskAfterTask
except the inject task appears
before the second arguments position.
Parameters:
-
task
ObjectEither an object containing attributes of a task or
-
beforeTask
ObjectReference to an already added task
cancel
()
Cancel the group and cancel all of its subtasks
complete
()
Calling this method says that the tasks execution is now complete.
Example:
var task = new MonkeyBars.Task({
performTask:function(){
this.complete();
}
});
task.start();
fault
-
error
Calling this method to fault a task. If it is part of a group task this will also call the groups fault method passing the error up to the group.
Parameters:
-
error
StringMessage associated with the cause of the fault.
Example:
var task = new MonkeyBars.Task({
performTask:function(){
var a = "a";
if(a != "b") {
this.fault("a != b");
}
}
});
task.start();
getTaskByName
-
name
Return a Task object, if it exists, based on the name
passed.
Parameters:
-
name
StringThe user defined name
getTaskByTid
-
tid
Return a Task object, if it exists, based on the tid
passed.
Parameters:
-
tid
StringThe id of the task you want
Example:
var parallel = new MonkeyBars.ParallelTask({
tasks:[task1,task3]
});
parallel.getTaskByTid(task1.tid);
handleData
()
Callback for handling data manipulated by a taskj. Overwrite this method to do something other than setting data to what is passed.
hasNoEnabledSubTasks
()
Boolean
Checks whether or not the group has any enabled sub tasks.
Returns:
hasNoEnabledSubTasks
()
Boolean
Checks whether or not the group has any enabled sub tasks.
Returns:
initialize
-
attributes
Initialization functionality
Parameters:
-
attributes
Object
onCancel
()
Convenience method called when the task is canceled.
onChange
-
state
-
error
This method is called during the execution lifecycle of the task. It is intentionally left blank and is up to the instance to describe it functionality.
Parameters:
-
state
IntegerThe current state of the task
-
error
StringMessage describing error
Example:
var task = new MonkeyBars.Task({
performTask:function(){
this.complete();
},
onChange:function(state,error){
if(state == MonkeyBars.TaskStates.Completed){
alert("complete");
}
}
});
task.start();
onComplete
()
Convenience method called when the task completes.
onFault
-
error
Convenience method called when the task faults.
Parameters:
-
error
StringMessage describing error
onStart
()
Convenience method called when the task starts.
onSubTaskCancel
-
task
Called when a subtask calls its cancel method. When a subtask is canceled any other subtasks that are dependent on the canceled task are cancled.
Parameters:
-
task
TaskThe task that was just canceled
onSubTaskComplete
-
task
-
data
Overridden from TaskGroup. This method is run everytime a sub task completes. When all subtasks are complete the groups complete method is called.
Parameters:
-
task
Task -
data
Object
onSubTaskComplete
-
task
-
data
Overridden from TaskGroup. This method is run everytime a sub task completes. When all subtasks are complete the groups complete method is called.
Parameters:
-
task
Task -
data
Object
onSubTaskFault
-
error
-
task
Called when a subtask calls its fault method.
Parameters:
-
error
StringError message.
-
task
TaskThe task that just completed
performTask
()
Overridden from Task. First checks to see if there are any enabled subtasks to process. If there arent the groups complete method is called. If there are then the group processes all of the sub tasks it has.
performTask
()
Overridden from Task. First checks to see if there are any enabled subtasks to process. If there arent the groups complete method is called. If there are then the group processes all of the sub tasks it has.
processSubTask
-
task
Overridden from TaskGroup. Processes a sub task and prepares it for execution. This method overwrites the tasks on change functionality. If you wish to have a sub task that handles its own change functionality then you will need to implement the partner convenience methods.
Parameters:
-
task
TaskSubtask to process
processSubTask
-
task
Overridden from TaskGroup. Processes a sub task and prepares it for execution. This method overwrites the tasks on change functionality. If you wish to have a sub task that handles its own change functionality then you will need to implement the partner convenience methods.
Parameters:
-
task
TaskSubtask to process
processSubTasks
()
Processes all of the sub tasks available for the group
processSubTasks
()
Processes all of the sub tasks available for the group
removeSubTask
-
task
Removes a task from its group. Removing the task after it has executed will have no apparent affect as it has already ran.
Parameters:
-
task
TaskThe task you wish to remove from the group.
reset
()
Resets a task to its original state
start
()
Kicks off the execution of the task by calling the tasks performTask
method.
This method can only be run once on a task.
Properties
concurrent
Boolean
Whether or not to run the task concurrently through Web Workers
Default: false
currentIndex
Integer
The index of the subtasks that have completed execution.
Default: 0
data
Object
Task data
Default: undefined
displayName
String
Display name for task. Used in logging output.
logLevel
Integer
The default logging level for tasks
Default: 0
max
Integer
The max amounts of tasks that can run simultaneously
max
Integer
The max amounts of tasks that can run simultaneously
processedIndex
Integer
An incrimented number of the tasks that have already been processed.
processedIndex
Integer
An incrimented number of the tasks that have already been processed.
state
Integer
The current state of the task
Default: 0
timeout
Integer
Time in milliseconds in which a task will time out and throw a fault
Default: undefined
type
String
The kind of task
type
String
The kind of task
worker
Object
This object can either be simply a reference to a custom WorkerTask extention's
constructor. Or it can be an object with a constructor key/value pair. If it is the
latter then you also have the option of passing a handler function that will be run
on the onMessage
handler of the Worker itself.
Default: undefined
Example:
var task = new MonkeyBars.Task({
...
worker:{
constructor:CustomWorker,
handler:function(e){
// called when a postMessage is posted from the task
}
},
...
});
var task = new MonkeyBars.Task({
...
worker:CustomWorker,
...
});


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Ocean [ak03], ocean, in Crystal Sea
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24: Sirocco Traveller [ja8y], ship, 10 hulls, 1 rowing port, 30 sails,
24: 4% damaged, arrived from Ocean [aj03], owner:
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North, to Ocean [aj03], 6 days
East, to Ocean [ak04], 6 days
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West, to Ocean [ak02], 6 days
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Hey 'everybody', this time I bring you a ilford HP5 400 (from we-love-film.com) shot with my Yashica ME-1, between Porto and Braga. In one or two shots I felt the light meter didn't work as it should, but nothing too off. Also, I decided that I need a reliable flash unit..the ones I got were bought in flea markets for a nice price but their lamps are very worn out and they don't fire every time I press the shutter xD.
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Hi, I am Robby. I have been developing .NET applications for the last 7 years. I am an avid unit tester.
The past year have been spending my time becoming an actual Javascript developer.
This year I am devoting my learning to developing native mobile applications (iOS and Android).
The best way to contact me is through email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I can also be found on Twitter @rwrightDev.
The best way to contact me is through email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I can also be found on Twitter @rwrightDev.


I currently work at a large-ish tech company and do tech education on a wide range of topics. People who have known me a long time are often surprised because I wasn't anything close to technically inclined until very recently. Before I really learned to understand technology, I used to get full-on panic attacks when faced with a technical problem. It took me years to get to a place where I could take a deep breath and just analyze my problem.
Now, when I run into a problem, I know how to google it and try a few solutions, document my efforts and then hand it over to a more experienced techie with enough information to get it fixed right away (usually). Sometimes, I even fix the problem myself!
This is, in large part, because I've been so incredibly fortunate to have many brilliant, kind, socially engaged techies in my life who showed me that technology doesn't have to be so mysterious or inaccessible, or even expensive and luxurious.
Though, of course, it would be delusional of me to say that technology isn't part of a very privileged world view and socio-economic status. It is just as true that technology is becoming less a part of privilege and more a fact the modern world.
The biggest difference between me now and me then is that I see technology as a fun tool rather than a frustrating adversary.
I believe tech education is about empowering others to transform their lives.
My tech transformation really began after getting my masters in public administration and nonprofit management. I began thinking about how technology could help so many nonprofits expand their reach and impact to benefit communities.
Yet, when I tried, I often ran into entirely non-technical problems having to do with attitudes about tech.
My goal with this blog is to help make technology a fun tool for people like me who haven't had all the support and help I have.
I want to help you feel like using technology to do what you do better is possible.
So I set out to try to understand the tech world better in hopes that I could be an educational resource and a point of access to tech knowledge for other non-techies in hopes that I could not only change how they use technology, but also how they think about it.
If you've read this far already, you probably aren't someone who needs convincing of the value of technology (or you're my mom who will read everything I write because your a mom), so I'm going to say right now that I hope you'll tweet me your feedback, ideas, and questions. I promise to do my very best to help you out or find someone who can! (my twitter handle is @elauervose).
If you want to know more about what I've done and am doing now, you can always check out my portfolio too.


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(file_contents, data_type, regression_var)[source]¶ ‘Do The Right Thing’ using adapative-validated glmnet as the regression method.
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(file_contents, data_type, regression_var)[source]¶ ‘Do The Right Thing’ using cross-validated glmnet as the regression method.
Pick the right version of glmnet to use based on data type.
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(file_contents, data_type, regression_var)[source]¶ ‘Do The Right Thing’ using FOS as the regression method.
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Update to the latest version
The latest version of Hextrapolate may already contain a fix for the problem. See upgrading hextrapolate for information on how to updgrade to the latest version.
Try logging out
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Sometimes in the day-to-day use of a system files get moved, deleted, and overwritten. You should try uninstalling the software and then reinstalling it. See uninstalling and uninstalling Hextrapolate for information on how to do this.
If the problem goes away, you know that your previous installation was somehow damaged.
Reset your preferences
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Rule out potential conflicts with third-party software
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Check for a corrupt disk
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Trade talks hung up over China’s commitment to U.S. ag purchases
China reportedly wary of putting an exact number in agreement
by Chao Deng , Lingling Wei , William MauldinTrade talks between the U.S. and China have hit a snag over farm purchases, as officials seek to lock down the limited trade deal President Trump outlined last month.
Trump has said that China has agreed to buy up to $50 billion of soybeans, pork and other agricultural products from the U.S. annually. But China is leery of putting a numerical commitment in the text of an agreement, according to people familiar with the matter.
Beijing wants to avoid cutting a deal that looks more favorable to the U.S. than to China, some of the people said, and also wants to have flexibility within the agreement should trade tensions escalate again. “We can always stop the purchases if things get worse again,” said one Chinese official.
The dispute over farm purchases is one of several issues that have delayed completion of the limited trade accord announced by Trump and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He on Oct. 11. Both sides are also at odds over whether — and by how much — the U.S. would agree to lift tariffs on Chinese imports, Beijing’s core demand that is linked to its offers on other issues.
Chinese officials also have resisted U.S. demands for a strong enforcement mechanism for the deal and curbs on the forced transfer of technology for companies seeking to do business in China — all of top importance to the international business community — according to people familiar with the talks.
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 The comedy is played more in comic strip style for entertaining value than for deeper satire, as it features mostly zany sophomoric sight gags and relies heavily on special effects. The world has fallen on hard times and there are food shortages which include no meat, so the butcher serves up meat from human flesh to customers who pay with grain, almost as valued a commodity.  This tasteless postapocalyptic French comedy is a first feature for the co-directors Marc Caro/Jean-Pierre Jeunet. It failed to reach my funny bone and instead left me mostly annoyed at its slight story and its dark projections for the future.
An ex-circus clown named Louison (Dominique Pinon), the film's too-good-to-be-true hero, answers an ad for work as a handyman for Clapet (Jean-Claude Dreyfus ), and the butcher and landlord, offers him room and board in his house. The butcher's clumsy and near-sighted daughter Julie (Marie-Laure Dougnac) falls in love with the skinny, weird looking clown, and the two make some music together, with her playing the cello and him a saw. They are the innocents, surrounded by a boarding house of misfits suffering from fear and watched over by her overbearing father, who has lured into his tenement the clown, as he has his past innocent victims, so that he can put his cleaver to him and then sell him as meat, which he intends to do as soon as the clown fixes up the tenement.
The entire film takes place in the shabby tenement, and the tenants are an odd lot of bizarre malcontents, who do not trust each other. There are two youngsters (Boban Janevski & Mikael Todde) who do any kind of mischief they can. A frog man (Howard Vernon) who lives with water on the floor so he can raise his frogs and snails that he eats. Two brothers (Mathou & Kube) who create little cow-moo novelty toys.   The aristocratic woman (Silvie Laguna) who tries numerous times to commit suicide but is too inept to do it right.
The tenants are too afraid to come out at night because they know what the butcher is up to, so they are forced to communicate with each other through a pipe that runs through the building (in one scene they are all in musical harmony to the lovemaking of the butcher and his gal, as their bedsprings squeak).
There is also a sex-crazed postman (Chick Ortega), who lusts for the butcher's daughter and carries a gun while delivering the mail.
There is also an underdeveloped subplot about a band of incompetent underground veggie fanatics, called Trogolodistes, who have been summoned to rescue the clown and steal some grain. The directors overloaded the film with too many eccentrics, as the comedy seemed forced while the surreal look of the film added no dramatic intensity.
Delicatessen could have some appeal to the cult film crowd who like their meat sliced thin, Monty Python fans, and those who liked Terry Gilliam's Brazil, a film similar in spirit.
REVIEWED ON 1/12/2001 GRADE: C-
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Wray
This page contains an index of all the individuals in the database with the surname of Wray. Selecting the person’s name will take you to that person’s individual page.
| Given Name | Birth | Death | Partner | Parents |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alfred | 1860 | Wray, Samuel Hall, Elizabeth | ||
| Allan Frederick | 1934-04-02 | 1979-06-18 | Small, [Living] | Wray, Walter Douglas Simpson, Ethel Elizabeth |
| Charles | about 1800 | Cook, Hannah | ||
| Charles | 1828 | Wray, Charles Cook, Hannah | ||
| Dorothy Mildred | 1907 | Wattenden, Oliver B.J. | Wray, Percy Lassau Read, Martha Victoria | |
| Douglas Alfred | 1921-08-20 | 1966-08-19 | Newcombe, Phyllis Annie | Wray, Walter Douglas Simpson, Ethel Elizabeth |
| Dr. Robert Arthur | 1966-02-02 | !8 Apr. 2017 | Thomas, [Living] | Wray, Allan Frederick Small, [Living] |
| Elizabeth | 1850 | Wray, Samuel Hall, Elizabeth | ||
| Elsie Irene | 1912 | Wray, Frederick Renfrew "Renny" Small, Florence Clarice Louise | ||
| Errol Renfrew | 1905 | 1995-06-13 | Alford, [Living] | Wray, Frederick Renfrew "Renny" Small, Florence Clarice Louise |
| Frederick, (Draper) | 1853 | 1933-08-30 | Lassau, Wilhelmine Mathilda | Wray, Samuel Hall, Elizabeth |
| Frederick Renfrew “Renny” | 1880-04-03 | 1963 | Small, Florence Clarice Louise | Wray, Frederick (Draper) Lassau, Wilhelmine Mathilda |
| Gwendolyn M. | 1909 | 1991-09-13 | Wray, Frederick Renfrew "Renny" Small, Florence Clarice Louise | |
| Hannah | 1834 | Wray, Charles Cook, Hannah | ||
| Hannah | 1858 | Wray, Samuel Hall, Elizabeth | ||
| James | 1855 | Wray, Samuel Hall, Elizabeth | ||
| John | 1830 | Wray, Charles Cook, Hannah | ||
| John | 1851 | Wray, Samuel Hall, Elizabeth | ||
| Joseph | 1832 | Wray, Charles Cook, Hannah | ||
| Joyce W. | 1907 | Wray, Frederick Renfrew "Renny" Small, Florence Clarice Louise | ||
| Mathilda Amalie Gertrude | 1884-08-12 | 1887 | Wray, Frederick (Draper) Lassau, Wilhelmine Mathilda | |
| Milroy Roslyn | 1882-12-02 | 1947 | Hammersley, Blanche Ethel | Wray, Frederick (Draper) Lassau, Wilhelmine Mathilda |
| Myrtle Ivy | 1892-05-18 | 1980 | Wright, Norman B. | Wray, Frederick (Draper) Lassau, Wilhelmine Mathilda |
| Oliver Sydney | 1894-04-24 | 1895-10-18 | Wray, Frederick (Draper) Lassau, Wilhelmine Mathilda | |
| Percy Lassau | 1888-10-18 | 1968-11-03 | Hewins, Isabel, Read, Martha Victoria | Wray, Frederick (Draper) Lassau, Wilhelmine Mathilda |
| Samuel | 1826 | Hall, Elizabeth | Wray, Charles Cook, Hannah | |
| Samuel | 1849 | Wray, Samuel Hall, Elizabeth | ||
| Valerie Blanche | 1913 | 1930 | Wray, Milroy Roslyn Hammersley, Blanche Ethel | |
| Walter Douglas | 1897-01-26 | 1986-09-28 | Simpson, Ethel Elizabeth, Alcock, Sylvia Mary | Wray, Frederick (Draper) Lassau, Wilhelmine Mathilda |
| William | 1856 | Wray, Samuel Hall, Elizabeth | ||
| [Living] | Hartley, John William Henry | Wray, Walter Douglas Simpson, Ethel Elizabeth | ||
| [Living] | Leslie, Douglas Maxwell | Wray, Frederick Renfrew "Renny" Small, Florence Clarice Louise | ||
| [Living] | Barber, [Living] | Wray, Percy Lassau Hewins, Isabel | ||
| [Living] | Friend, [Living] | Wray, Percy Lassau Hewins, Isabel | ||
| [Living] | Berry, Nance Marie, Brown, [Living] | Wray, Milroy Roslyn Hammersley, Blanche Ethel | ||
| [Living] | Williams, [Living] | Wray, [Living] Brown, [Living] | ||
| [Living] | Safouris, [Living] | Wray, Douglas Alfred Newcombe, Phyllis Annie | ||
| [Living] | Unknown, [Living] | Wray, Errol Renfrew Alford, [Living] | ||
| [Living] | McDowell, Keith David | Wray, Frederick Renfrew "Renny" Small, Florence Clarice Louise | ||
| [Living] | Wray, Percy Lassau Read, Martha Victoria |


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Class that controls the entire battle simulation. More...
#include <battle_runner.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| BattleRunner () | |
| ~BattleRunner () | |
| InteractableState & | current_interactable () |
| std::string | get_state_title () |
| std::vector< std::string > | get_action_strings () |
| std::vector< int32_t > | get_action_keys () |
| std::vector< std::string > | get_display () |
| std::vector< std::string > | get_recent_log (uint32_t logs) |
| const std::vector< std::string > & | get_full_log () |
| void | act_on_key (int32_t key) |
| int32_t | roll (uint32_t numDice, uint32_t dice, int32_t modifier) |
| void | log (const std::string &text) |
| void | victory_log (BattleBot *bot) |
| void | clear_log () |
| Clears away the log. | |
| void | disable_log () |
| Disables the log. | |
| void | enable_log () |
| Enables the log. Default. | |
| BattleBot * | get_bot (uint32_t botId) |
| uint32_t | get_num_bots () |
| std::vector< BattleBot * > | get_valid_bots () |
| void | create_bot (uint32_t botId, BattleBot *newBot) |
| void | destroy_bot (uint32_t botId) |
| void | destroy_all_bots () |
| Destroys all bots that are tracked. | |
| void | react_bots (BattleBot *attacker, json attackData) |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static const uint32_t | sMaxBots = 2 |
| The maximum number of allowed bots. | |
| static const uint32_t | sMinBots = 2 |
| The minimum number of bots for a battle. | |
Class that controls the entire battle simulation.
Is built of different states that talk to the battle runner to work.
Definition at line 25 of file battle_runner.h.
| BattleRunner::BattleRunner | ( | ) |
Constructor Creates all states and sets up log files.
Definition at line 8 of file battle_runner.cc.
| BattleRunner::~BattleRunner | ( | ) |
Destructor Destroys all bots that are still existing.
Definition at line 32 of file battle_runner.cc.
| void BattleRunner::act_on_key | ( | int32_t | key | ) |
Acts on the given key. If key matches an action, performs that action.
| Integer | representation of a character key press. |
Definition at line 79 of file battle_runner.cc.
| void BattleRunner::create_bot | ( | uint32_t | botId, |
| BattleBot * | newBot | ||
| ) |
Starts tracking the given bot with the given ID. If a bot already exists with that ID, destroys it first.
| botId | ID to give the created bot. |
| newBot | Bot that has been allocated and will now be tracked. |
Definition at line 167 of file battle_runner.cc.
| InteractableState & BattleRunner::current_interactable | ( | ) |
Getter Gets the state that the battle runner is currently in.
Definition at line 37 of file battle_runner.cc.
| void BattleRunner::destroy_bot | ( | uint32_t | botId | ) |
Destroys the bot with the given ID.
| botId | ID of the bot to destroy. |
Definition at line 186 of file battle_runner.cc.
| std::vector< int32_t > BattleRunner::get_action_keys | ( | ) |
| std::vector< std::string > BattleRunner::get_action_strings | ( | ) |
Getter
Definition at line 47 of file battle_runner.cc.
| BattleBot * BattleRunner::get_bot | ( | uint32_t | botId | ) |
Gets the bot with the given ID.
| botId | ID of the bot that will be gotten. |
Definition at line 139 of file battle_runner.cc.
| std::vector< std::string > BattleRunner::get_display | ( | ) |
| const std::vector< std::string > & BattleRunner::get_full_log | ( | ) |
Gets all logs from the.
Definition at line 74 of file battle_runner.cc.
| uint32_t BattleRunner::get_num_bots | ( | ) |
| std::vector< std::string > BattleRunner::get_recent_log | ( | uint32_t | logs | ) |
Gets the most recent logs from the master log in reverse order.
| logs | The number of logs to get |
Definition at line 62 of file battle_runner.cc.
| std::string BattleRunner::get_state_title | ( | ) |
| std::vector< BattleBot * > BattleRunner::get_valid_bots | ( | ) |
Getter
Definition at line 154 of file battle_runner.cc.
| void BattleRunner::log | ( | const std::string & | text | ) |
| void BattleRunner::react_bots | ( | BattleBot * | attacker, |
| json | attackData | ||
| ) |
Calls into all bots with the given values.
| attacker | Bot that generated the attackData. |
| attackData | Data that will be passed to the bots to see how they react. |
Definition at line 207 of file battle_runner.cc.
| int32_t BattleRunner::roll | ( | uint32_t | numDice, |
| uint32_t | dice, | ||
| int32_t | modifier | ||
| ) |
generates a random number based on the given values.
| numDice | How many random numbers to add together. |
| dice | Max number that can be rolled minimum is 1. |
| modifier | Number to add to the result of the random rolls. |
numDice}d{dice}
+
{modifier}
. i.e 1d6 + 1 Definition at line 84 of file battle_runner.cc.
| void BattleRunner::victory_log | ( | BattleBot * | bot | ) |
Log the victor of the battle. Used for balance & stat purposes.
| bot | Victor of the battle. If null, no entry is written. |
Definition at line 107 of file battle_runner.cc.


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java.lang.Object com.numericalmethod.suanshu.optimization.constrained.general.penaltymethod.PenaltyMethod
public class PenaltyMethod
The penalty method is an algorithm for solving the constrained minimization problem for general constraints. It replaces a constrained optimization problem by a series of unconstrained problems whose solutions ideally converge to the solution of the original constrained problem. The unconstrained problems are formed by adding a term to the objective function that consists of a penalty parameter and a measure of violation of the constraints. The measure of violation is nonzero when the constraints are violated and is zero in the region where constraints are not violated.
In this implementation, we use only one iteration. In this iteration, we multiply the penalties by γ, which is a very big number, to penalize a solver outside the feasible region. This is to mimic when γ approaches infinity. The classical unconstrained minimization is then applied to the modified problem. It can be shown that if the penalty is large enough, the original and modified problem have the same solver.
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static interface |
PenaltyMethod.PenaltyFunctionFactory
This defines a penalty function when a constrain is violated. |
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static PenaltyMethod.PenaltyFunctionFactory |
DEFAULT_PENALTY_FUNCTION_FACTORY
the default penalty function factory |
double |
gamma
γ as in R. |
PenaltyMethod.PenaltyFunctionFactory |
penaltyFunctionFactory
a way to construct a penalty function from a constrained optimization problem |
UnconstrainedMinimizer |
solver
the unconstrained solver class |
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PenaltyMethod()
Construct a PenaltyMethod solver for a constrained minimization problem using defaults. |
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PenaltyMethod(double gamma)
Construct a PenaltyMethod solver for a constrained minimization problem using defaults. |
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PenaltyMethod(PenaltyMethod.PenaltyFunctionFactory penaltyFunctionFactory,
double gamma,
UnconstrainedMinimizer solver)
Construct a PenaltyMethod solver for a constrained minimization problem. |
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double |
minimum()
Get the minimum found. |
Vector |
search(int maxIterations,
Vector... initials)
Search for a minimizer that minimizes the objective function from the given starting points. |
void |
solve(ConstrainedProblem problem,
double tol)
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public static final PenaltyMethod.PenaltyFunctionFactory DEFAULT_PENALTY_FUNCTION_FACTORY
public final PenaltyMethod.PenaltyFunctionFactory penaltyFunctionFactory
public final double gamma
public final UnconstrainedMinimizer solver
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public PenaltyMethod(PenaltyMethod.PenaltyFunctionFactory penaltyFunctionFactory, double gamma, UnconstrainedMinimizer solver)
penaltyFunctionFactory
- the penalty function factorygamma
- γ as in R. Fletchersolver
- the unconstrained solver classpublic PenaltyMethod(double gamma)
The user may want to experiment different γ's to get better results. It should be big enough to reflect the penalty, but it cannot be too big to overflow the computations (to produce NaNs).
gamma
- γ as in R. Fletcherpublic PenaltyMethod()
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public void solve(ConstrainedProblem problem, double tol)
solve
in interface ConstrainedMinimizer
public Vector search(int maxIterations, Vector... initials)
Minimizer
search
in interface Minimizer
maxIterations
- the maximum number of iterationsinitials
- the initial guesses; they could include information such as boundaries
public double minimum()
Minimizer
This is especially useful for an objective function that takes a long time to compute.
minimum
in interface Minimizer
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modules: [
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Clone Empire, install it, then run the following:
python empire --rest --username username --password password
That will start Empire's console and RESTful API server.
To get DeathStar up and running:
git clone https://github.com/byt3bl33d3r/DeathStar
# Death Star is written in Python 3
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
# Supply the username and password you started Empire's RESTful API with
./DeathStar.py -u username -p password
If all goes well Death Star will create a http listener and you should see a 'Polling for Agents' status: this means you're authenticated to Empire's RESTful API and DeathStar is waiting for that first Agent.
All you need now is an Agent on a domain joined machine, how you do that is beyond the scope of this blog post. I'd recommend using CrackMapExec but I'm biased.
Conclusion
DeathStar demonstrates that automating obtaining Domain Admin rights in an Active Directory environment is a clear possibility using existing open-source toolsets. I expect to see many more tools that do something like this in the near future (I personally know two people who are working on their own versions/implementations which is awesome, and I encourage more people to do so)
One final point I'd like everyone to reflect on: I put this together in 3-4 days. Imagine what a bunch of much more smarter people than me could do/have already done with more time and resources (cough cough nation states cough cough). That's something that I think is particularly interesting.


We have strived to keep the amount of prerequisites to a minimum in order to setup the infrastructure for the workshop. Please ensure that all of these are completed before progressing to the next step.
Have a local Workstation or laptop available
To build and run the CloudFormation steps, you will need a workstation, an EC2 instance, or a laptop. All the steps are written and based on Linux/macOS. If you don’t have a similar environment, you may use an Amazon Linux based EC2 instance. No matter what you use, please ensure the following tools are installed:
The following commands will verify that the command line tools are properly installed:
$ aws iam get-account-summary # AWS CLI
{
"SummaryMap": {
...
}
}
$ node -v # NodeJS
v12.8.0
$ npm -v # Node package manager
6.10.2
$ python --version # Python
Python 3.7.4
$ pip --version # Python module manager
pip 19.2.2 from ...
$ cdk --version # CDK utility (from npm)
1.4.0 (build 175471f)
An AWS CLI named profile. The profile in ~/.aws/config
should contain the target region, and the ~/.aws/credentials
file should have an access key and secret access key with administrative access (or minimum to deploy and run the stack). The profile name cdk-user
will be used throughout this guide.
A registered domain name managed by Route 53 in the workshop account. This can either be through registration in Route 53, or making Amazon Route 53 the DNS service for the domain. If we want the URL for the workshop to be cdd.example.com
, in Route 53 there needs to be a public hosted zone for example.com
.
To target the appropriate account, region and other aspects, the following entries need to be considered and changed in the config.json
file (the default value used in this guide listed first):
us-west-2
cdd.example.com
example.com
). Note, subdomain entries can also be used such as cdd.foo.example.com
, but must be created from Route 53.cdk-user
admin
NO DEFAULT VALUE
config.json
file and is only used for web application related tasks, and not for AWS account activities.t3.small
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An Amazon Certificate Manager (ACM) validated server certificate in N. Virginia, to encrypt access to the web application.
The certificate needs to be created in the N. Virginia region to work with Amazon CloudFront. Also, the issued certificate must support the fully qualified domain name you wish to use. For example, a certificate for *.example.com
is valid for the domain name cdd.example.com
, but would not work for cdd.foo.example.com
since the wildcard is only matches the third element foo
, and not the fourth one, cdd
.