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Context needed to emit a p-code injection as a full set of p-code operations. More...
#include <pcodeinject.hh>
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| virtual | ~InjectContext (void) |
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| virtual void | clear (void) |
| Release resources (from last injection) | |
| virtual void | saveXml (ostream &s) const =0 |
| Save this context to an XML stream as a <context> tag. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| Architecture * | glb |
| Architecture associated with the injection. | |
| Address | baseaddr |
| Address of instruction causing inject. | |
| Address | nextaddr |
| Address of following instruction. | |
| Address | calladdr |
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| vector< VarnodeData > | inputlist |
| Storage location for input parameters. | |
| vector< VarnodeData > | output |
| Storage location for output. | |
Context needed to emit a p-code injection as a full set of p-code operations.
P-code injection works by passing a pre-built template of p-code operations (ConstructTpl) to an emitter (PcodeEmit), which makes the final resolution SLEIGH concepts like inst_next to concrete Varnodes. This class contains the context dependent data to resolve:
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Save this context to an XML stream as a <context> tag.
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Implemented in InjectContextGhidra, and InjectContextSleigh.


10 IDL to Java language Mapping
10.1 Introduction
This chapter describes the mapping of OMG IDL constructs to the Java programming language for the generation of native Java - Erlang communication.
This language mapping defines the following:
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All OMG IDL basic types
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All OMG IDL constructed types
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References to constants defined in OMG IDL
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Invocations of operations, including passing of parameters and receiving of result
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Access to attributes
10.2 Specialties in the Mapping
Names Reserved by the Compiler
The IDL compiler reserves all identifiers starting with OE_ and oe_ for internal use.
10.3 Basic OMG IDL Types
The mapping of basic types are according to the standard. All basic types have a special Holder class.
| OMG IDL type | Java type |
| float | float |
| double | double |
| short | short |
| unsigned short | short |
| long | int |
| long long | long |
| unsigned long | long |
| unsigned long long | long |
| char | char |
| wchar | char |
| boolean | boolean |
| octet | octet |
| string | java.lang.String |
| wstring | java.lang.String |
| any | Any |
| long double | Not supported |
| Object | Not supported |
| void | void |
10.4 Constructed OMG IDL Types
All constructed types are according to the standard with three (3) major exceptions.
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The IDL Exceptions are not implemented in this Java mapping.
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The functions used for read/write to streams, defined in Helper functions are named unmarshal (instead for read) and marshal (instead for write).
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The streams used in Helper functions are OtpInputStream for input and OtpOutputStream for output.
10.5 Mapping for Constants
Constants are mapped according to the standard.
10.6 Invocations of Operations
Operation invocation is implemented according to the standard. The implementation is in the class _<nterfacename>Stub.java which implements the interface in <nterfacename>.java.
test._iStub client; client.op(10);
Operation Implementation
The server is implemented through extension of the class _<nterfacename>ImplBase.java and implementation of all the methods in the interface.
public class server extends test._iImplBase { public void op(int i) throws java.lang.Exception { System.out.println("Received call op()"); o.value = i; return i; } }
10.7 Exceptions
While exception mapping is not implemented, the stubs will generate some Java exceptions in case of operation failure. No exceptions are propagated through the communication.
10.8 Access to Attributes
Attributes are supported according to the standard.
10.9 Summary of Argument/Result Passing for Java
All types (in, out or inout) of user defined parameters are supported in the Java mapping. This is also the case in the Erlang mappings but not in the C mapping. inout parameters are not supported in the C mapping so if you are going to do calls to or from a C program inout cannot be used in the IDL specifications.
out and inout parameters must be of Holder types. There is a jar file ( ic.jar) with Holder classes for the basic types in the ic application. This library is in the directory $OTPROOT/lib/ic_<version number>/priv.
10.10 Communication Toolbox
The generated client and server stubs use the classes defined in the jinterface package to communicate with other nodes. The most important classes are :
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OtpInputStream which is the stream class used for incoming message storage
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OtpOutputStream which is the stream class used for outgoing message storage
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OtpErlangPid which is the process identification class used to identify processes inside a java node.
The recommended constructor function for the OtpErlangPid is OtpErlangPid(String node, int id, int serial, int creation) where :
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String node, is the name of the node where this process runs.
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int id, is the identification number for this identity.
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int serial, internal information, must be an 18-bit integer.
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int creation, internal information, must have value in range 0..3.
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OtpConnection which is used to define a connection between nodes.
While the connection object is stub side constructed in client stubs, it is returned after calling the accept function from an OtpErlangServer object in server stubs. The following methods used for node connection :
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OtpInputStream receiveBuf(), which returns the incoming streams that contain the message arrived.
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void sendBuf(OtpErlangPid client, OtpOutputStream reply), which sends a reply message (in an OtpOutputStream form) to the client node.
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void close(), which closes a connection.
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OtpServer which is used to define a server node.
The recommended constructor function for the OtpServer is :
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OtpServer(String node, String cookie). where :
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node is the requested name for the new java node, represented as a String object.
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cookie is the requested cookie name for the new java node, represented as a String object.
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The following methods used for node registration and connection acceptance :
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boolean publishPort(), which registers the server node to epmd daemon.
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OtpConnection accept(), which waits for a connection and returns the OtpConnection object which is unique for each client node.
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10.11 The Package com.ericsson.otp.ic
The package com.ericsson.otp.ic contains a number of java classes specially designed for the IC generated java-back-ends :
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Standard java classes defined through OMG-IDL java mapping :
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Implementation-dependant classes :
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Erlang compatibility classes :
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The Pid class originates from OtpErlangPid and is used to represent the Erlang built-in pid type, a process's identity. PidHelper and PidHolder are helper respectively holder classes for Pid.
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The Ref class originates from OtpErlangRef and is used to represent the Erlang built-in ref type, an Erlang reference. RefHelper and RefHolder are helper respectively holder classes for Ref.
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The Port class originates from OtpErlangPort and is used to represent the Erlang built-in port type, an Erlang port. PortHelper and PortHolder are helper respectively holder classes for Port.
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The Term class originates from Any and is used to represent the Erlang built-in term type, an Erlang term. TermHelper and TermHolder are helper respectively holder classes for Term.
To use the Erlang build-in classes, you will have to include the file erlang.idl located under $OTPROOT/lib/ic/include.
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10.12 The Term Class
The Term class is intended to represent the Erlang term generic type. It extends the Any class and it is basically used in the same way as in the Any type.
The big difference between Term and Any is the use of guard methods instead of TypeCode to determine the data included in the Term. This is especially true when the Term's value class cannot be determined at compilation time. The guard methods found in Term :
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boolean isAtom() returns true if the Term is an OtpErlangAtom, false otherwise
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boolean isConstant() returns true if the Term is neither an OtpErlangList nor an OtpErlangTuple, false otherwise
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boolean isFloat() returns true if the Term is an OtpErlangFloat, false otherwise
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boolean isInteger() returns true if the Term is an OtpErlangInt, false otherwise
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boolean isList() returns true if the Term is an OtpErlangList, false otherwise
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boolean isString() returns true if the Term is an OtpErlangString, false otherwise
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boolean isNumber() returns true if the Term is an OtpErlangInteger or an OtpErlangFloat, false otherwise
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boolean isPid() returns true if the Term is an OtpErlangPid or Pid, false otherwise
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boolean isPort() returns true if the Term is an OtpErlangPort or Port, false otherwise
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boolean isReference() returns true if the Term is an OtpErlangRef, false otherwise
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boolean isTuple() returns true if the Term is an OtpErlangTuple, false otherwise
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boolean isBinary() returns true if the Term is an OtpErlangBinary, false otherwise
10.13 Stub File Types
For each interface, three (3) stub/skeleton files are generated :
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A java interface file, named after the idl interface.
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A client stub file, named after the convention _< interface name >Stub which implements the java interface. Example : _stackStub.java
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A server stub file, named after the convention _< interface name >ImplBase which implements the java interface. Example : _stackImplBase.java
10.14 Client Stub Initialization, Methods Exported
The recommended constructor function for client stubs accepts four (4) parameters :
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String selfNode, the node identification name to be used in the new client node.
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String peerNode, the node identification name where the client process is running.
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String cookie, the cookie to be used.
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Object server, where the java Object can be one of:
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OtpErlangPid, the server's process identity under the node where the server process is running.
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String, the server's registered name under the node where the server process is running.
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The methods exported from the generated client stub are :
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void __disconnect(), which disconnects the server connection.
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void __reconnect(), which disconnects the server connection if open, and then connects to the same peer.
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void __stop(), which sends the standard stop termination call. When connected to an Erlang server, the server will be terminated. When connected to a java server, this will set a stop flag that denotes that the server must be terminated.
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com.ericsson.otp.erlang.OtpErlangRef __getRef(), will return the message reference received from a server that denotes which call it is referring to. This is useful when building asynchronous clients.
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java.lang.Object __server(), which returns the server for the current connection.
10.15 Server Skeleton Initialization, Server Stub Implementation, Methods Exported
The constructor function for server skeleton accepts no parameters.
The server skeleton file contains a server switch which decodes messages from the input stream and calls implementation (callback) functions. As the server skeleton is declared abstract, the application programmer will have to create a stub class that extends the skeleton file. In this class, all operations defined in the interface class, generated under compiling the idl file, are implemented.
The server skeleton file exports the following methods:
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OtpOutputStrem invoke(OtpInputStream request), where the input stream request is unmarshalled, the implementation function is called and a reply stream is marshalled.
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boolean __isStopped(), which returns true if a stop message is received. The implementation of the stub should always check if such a message is received and terminate if so.
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boolean __isStopped(com.ericsson.otp.ic.Environment), which returns true if a stop message is received for a certain Environment and Connection. The implementation of the stub should always check if such a message is received and terminate if so.
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OtpErlangPid __getCallerPid(), which returns the caller identity for the latest call.
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OtpErlangPid __getCallerPid(com.ericsson.otp.ic.Environment), which returns the caller identity for the latest call on a certain Environment.
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java.util.Dictionary __operations(), which returns the operation dictionary which holds all operations supported by the server skeleton.
10.16 A Mapping Example
This is a small example of a simple stack. There are two operations on the stack, push and pop. The example shows some of the generated files.
// The source IDL file: stack.idl struct s { long l; string s; }; interface stack { void push(in s val); s pop(); };
When this file is compiled it produces eight files. Three important files are shown below.
The public interface is in stack.java.
public interface stack { /**** * Operation "stack::push" interface functions * */ void push(s val) throws java.lang.Exception; /**** * Operation "stack::pop" interface functions * */ s pop() throws java.lang.Exception; }
For the IDL struct s three files are generated, a public class in s.java.
final public class s { // instance variables public int l; public java.lang.String s; // constructors public s() {}; public s(int _l, java.lang.String _s) { l = _l; s = _s; }; };
A holder class in sHolder.java and a helper class in sHelper.java. The helper class is used for marshalling.
public class sHelper { // constructors private sHelper() {}; // methods public static s unmarshal(OtpInputStream in) throws java.lang.Exception { : : }; public static void marshal(OtpOutputStream out, s value) throws java.lang.Exception { : : }; };
10.17 Running the Compiled Code
When using the generated java code you must have added $OTPROOT/lib/ic_<version number>/priv and $OTPROOT/lib/jinterface_<version number>/priv to your CLASSPATH variable to get basic Holder types and the communication classes.


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Recipe 20.8. Adding a Method to a Class Instance at RuntimeCredit: Moshe Zadka ProblemDuring debugging, you want to identify certain specific instance objects so that print statements display more information when applied to those specific objects. SolutionThe print statement implicitly calls the special method _ _str_ _ of the class of each object you're printing. Therefore, to ensure that printing certain objects displays more information, we need to give those objects new classes whose _ _str_ _ special methods are suitably modified. For example: def add_method_to_objects_class(object, method, name=None): if name is None: name = method.func_name class newclass(object._ _class_ _): pass setattr(newclass, name, method) object._ _class_ _ = newclass import inspect def _rich_str(self): pieces = [ ] for name, value in inspect.getmembers(self): # don't display specials if name.startswith('_ _') and name.endswith('_ _'): continue # don't display the object's own methods if inspect.ismethod(value) and value.im_self is self: continue pieces.extend((name.ljust(15), '\t', str(value), '\n')) return ''.join(pieces) def set_rich_str(obj, on=True): def isrich( ): return getattr(obj._ _class_ _._ _str_ _, 'im_func', None) is _rich_str if on: if not isrich( ): add_method_to_objects_class(obj, _rich_str, '_ _str_ _') assert isrich( ) else: if not isrich( ): return bases = obj._ _class_ _._ _bases_ _ assert len(bases) == 1 obj._ _class_ _ = bases[0] assert not isrich( ) DiscussionHere is a sample use of this recipe's set_rich_str function, guarded in the usual way: if _ _name_ _ == '_ _main_ _': # usual guard for example usage class Foo(object): def _ _init_ _(self, x=23, y=42): self.x, self.y = x, y f = Foo( ) print f # emits: <_ _main_ _.Foo object at 0x38f770> set_rich_str(f) print f # emits: # x 23 # y 42 set_rich_str(f, on=False) print f # emits: <_ _main_ _.Foo object at 0x38f770> In old versions of Python (and in Python 2.3 and 2.4, for backwards compatibility on instances of classic classes), intrinsic lookup of special methods (such as the intrinsic lookup for _ _str_ _ in a print statement) started on the instance. In today's Python, in the new object model that is recommended for all new code, the intrinsic lookup starts on the instance's class, bypassing names set in the instance's own _ _dict_ _. This innovation has many advantages, but, at a first superficial look, it may also seem to have one substantial disadvantage: namely, to make it impossible to solve this recipe's Problem in the general case (i.e., for instances that might belong to either classic or new-style classes). Fortunately, that superficial impression is not correct, thanks to Python's power of introspection and dynamism. This recipe's function add_method_to_objects_class shows how to change special methods on a given object obj's class, without affecting other "sibling" objects (i.e., other instances of the same class as obj's): very simply, start by changing the obj's classthat is, by setting obj._ _class_ _ to a newly made class object (which inherits from the original class of obj, so that anything we don't explicitly modify remains unchanged). Once you've done that, you can then alter the newly made class object to your heart's contents. Function _rich_str shows how you can use introspection to display a lot of information about a specific instance. Specifically, we display every attribute of the instance that doesn't have a special name (starting and ending with two underscores), except the instances' own bound methods. Function set_rich_str shows how to set the _ _str_ _ special method of an instance's class to either "rich" (the _rich_str function we just mentioned) or "normal" (the _ _str_ _ method the object's original class is coded to supply). To make the object's _ _str_ _ rich, set_rich_str uses add_method_to_objects_class to set _ _str_ _ to _rich_str. When the object goes back to "normal", set_rich_str sets the object's _ _class_ _ back to its original value (which is preserved as the only base class when the object is set to use _rich_str). See AlsoRecipe 20.6 and Recipe 20.7 for other cases in which a class' methods are modified; documentation on the inspect standard library module in the Library Reference. |


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We'll analyze the last hundred tweets
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API documentation of the C++ library¶
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namespace
bri17
¶ Matrix-free finite element method introduced in doi:10.1002/nme.5263
This library provides classes to compute the modal stiffness matrices and strain-displacement vectors in Fourier space for a homogeneous, periodic unit-cell. Combined with a FFT library, these can be used to compute the solution to any problem of homogeneous, periodic linear elasticity.
Functions
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template<size_t
DIM
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std::ostream &operator<<
(std::ostream &os, const CartesianGrid<DIM> &grid)¶ Print the grid to the specified
ostream
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template<size_t
DIM
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classCartesianGrid
¶ - #include <bri17.hpp>
A rectangular grid with fixed spacing in each direction.
- Template Parameters
DIM
: the number of spatial dimensions (must be 2 or 3)
Public Functions
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CartesianGrid
(size_t N[], double L[])¶ - Parameters
N
: number of cells in each directionL
: size of the grid in each direction (arbitrary units of length)
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size_t
get_node_at
(size_t i, size_t j) const¶ Return the index of the node located at
[i, j]
.This method cannot be called with a 3D grid (this condition is checked at compile time). Nodes numbering follows the row-major order convention.
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size_t
get_node_at
(size_t i, size_t j, size_t k) const¶ Return the index of the node located at
[i, j, k]
.This method cannot be called with a 2D grid (this condition is checked at compile time). Nodes numbering follows the row-major order convention.
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void
get_cell_nodes
(const size_t cell, size_t nodes[]) const¶ Return the indices of the vertices of a specific cell.
Numbering of vertices in 2D
2────4 │ │ │ │ 1────3
Numbering of vertices in 3D
4────────8 ╱│ ╱│ ╱ │ ╱ │ ╱ │ ╱ │ ╱ │ ╱ │ 2────────6 ───7 │ ╱3 │ ╱ │ ╱ │ ╱ │ ╱ │ ╱ │╱ │╱ 1────────5
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Use move semantics?
- Parameters
cell
: index of the cell (row-major order)nodes
: array of node indices (return parameter)
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template<size_t
DIM
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classHooke
¶ - #include <bri17.hpp>
Implementation of the results of [Bri17] per se.
This class provides methods to compute the modal strain-displacement and stiffness matrices.
Public Functions
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Hooke
(double mu, double nu, CartesianGrid<DIM> &grid)¶ - Parameters
mu
: shear modulusnu
: Poisson ratiogrid
: the FE grid
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void
modal_strain_displacement
(size_t const *k, std::complex<double> *B) const¶ Compute modal strain-displacement vector for specified spatial frequency.
The output parameter
B
must be a preallocated array of sizeDIM
.- Parameters
k
: the multi-index in the frequency domainB
: the strain-displacement vectorB^[k, :]
(output parameter)
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void
modal_stiffness
(size_t const *k, std::complex<double> *K) const¶ Compute modal stiffness matrix for specified spatial frequency.
The output parameter
K
must be a preallocated array of sizeDIM * DIM
.- Parameters
k
: the multi-index in the frequency domainK
: the stiffness matrixK^[k, :, :]
(output parameter)
Public Members
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const double
mu
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const double
nu
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const CartesianGrid<DIM> &
grid
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RELIGION
Soundarya Lahari: B. Sundarkumar, Sri Kamakshi Sathsang, 2nd Street, Balaji Nagar, Royapettah, 7 p.m.
CULTURE
Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) - Chennai Chapter: Talk on ‘The musical heritage of the Cauvery delta,’ Hanu Reddy Residences, Poes Garden, 6.30 p.m
Lalit Kala Akademi: Screening of documentary film, The Open Frame - tracking the artistic and personal journey of S.G. Vasudev, 4, Greams Road, 4 p.m.
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NCC Directorate, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Andaman Nicobar : 71st NCC day celebration; K.A. Sengottaiyan, Minister for School Education, Youth Welfare and Sports Development, participates; Kalaivanar Arangam, 3.30 p.m.
Chennai Centre for China Studies and South Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry: Lecture and discussion on ‘Trade: an instrument in the power game,’ MA Chidambaram Hall, Indian Chamber building, Esplanade, 2.30 p.m.
Theosophical Society: Meeting, Thakkar Bapa Vidyalaya, T. Nagar, 5.30 p.m.
Madras Christian College: Department of Economics and The Indian Econometric Society, National conference on ‘Growth with stability - economic prospects and challenges in India,’ Tambaram, 9.30 a.m.
C.P. Ramaswami Aiyar Foundation: Distribution of scholarships to school students, 1, Eldams Road, 3 p.m.
SRM Valliammal Engineering College: Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Skill development programme on ‘The power of postive thinking,’ Kattankulathur, 9.30 a.m.
S.A. Engineering College: Faculty development programme on ‘Artificial intelligence and advanced machine learning using data science,’ MBA Conference Hall, 10 a.m.
Friends Family Welfare Club: Three-day debate festival, David Songs Matriculation School, M.R. Nagar, 3 p.m.
Narcotics Anonymous: Meeting, Sangarsh Group, Fatima Church, United India Colony, Kodambakkam, 7 p.m.
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2D integer vector ADT
This is 2D vector ADT that stores its two components as (signed) integers. The x and y components are public attributes. The appropriate constructors and operators are provided.
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Protocol body represents particular payload on transport level (OSI layer 4).
Typically this payload in encapsulated into network level (OSI layer 3) packet, which includes "protocol number" field that would be used to decide what's inside the payload and how to parse it. Thanks to IANA's standardization effort, multiple network level use the same IDs for these payloads named "protocol numbers".
This is effectively a "router" type: it expects to get protocol number as a parameter, and then invokes relevant type parser based on that parameter.
This page hosts a formal specification of protocol_body using Kaitai Struct. This specification can be automatically translated into a variety of programming languages to get a parsing library.
<?php
// This is a generated file! Please edit source .ksy file and use kaitai-struct-compiler to rebuild
/**
* Protocol body represents particular payload on transport level (OSI
* layer 4).
*
* Typically this payload in encapsulated into network level (OSI layer
* 3) packet, which includes "protocol number" field that would be used
* to decide what's inside the payload and how to parse it. Thanks to
* IANA's standardization effort, multiple network level use the same
* IDs for these payloads named "protocol numbers".
*
* This is effectively a "router" type: it expects to get protocol
* number as a parameter, and then invokes relevant type parser based
* on that parameter.
*/
namespace {
class ProtocolBody extends \Kaitai\Struct\Struct {
public function __construct(int $protocolNum, \Kaitai\Struct\Stream $_io, \Kaitai\Struct\Struct $_parent = null, \ProtocolBody $_root = null) {
parent::__construct($_io, $_parent, $_root);
$this->_m_protocolNum = $protocolNum;
$this->_read();
}
private function _read() {
switch ($this->protocol()) {
case \ProtocolBody\ProtocolEnum::IPV6_NONXT:
$this->_m_body = new \ProtocolBody\NoNextHeader($this->_io, $this, $this->_root);
break;
case \ProtocolBody\ProtocolEnum::IPV4:
$this->_m_body = new \Ipv4Packet($this->_io);
break;
case \ProtocolBody\ProtocolEnum::UDP:
$this->_m_body = new \UdpDatagram($this->_io);
break;
case \ProtocolBody\ProtocolEnum::ICMP:
$this->_m_body = new \IcmpPacket($this->_io);
break;
case \ProtocolBody\ProtocolEnum::HOPOPT:
$this->_m_body = new \ProtocolBody\OptionHopByHop($this->_io, $this, $this->_root);
break;
case \ProtocolBody\ProtocolEnum::IPV6:
$this->_m_body = new \Ipv6Packet($this->_io);
break;
case \ProtocolBody\ProtocolEnum::TCP:
$this->_m_body = new \TcpSegment($this->_io);
break;
}
}
protected $_m_protocol;
public function protocol() {
if ($this->_m_protocol !== null)
return $this->_m_protocol;
$this->_m_protocol = $this->protocolNum();
return $this->_m_protocol;
}
protected $_m_body;
protected $_m_protocolNum;
public function body() { return $this->_m_body; }
/**
* Protocol number as an integer.
*/
public function protocolNum() { return $this->_m_protocolNum; }
}
}
/**
* Dummy type for IPv6 "no next header" type, which signifies end of headers chain.
*/
namespace ProtocolBody {
class NoNextHeader extends \Kaitai\Struct\Struct {
public function __construct(\Kaitai\Struct\Stream $_io, \ProtocolBody $_parent = null, \ProtocolBody $_root = null) {
parent::__construct($_io, $_parent, $_root);
$this->_read();
}
private function _read() {
}
}
}
namespace ProtocolBody {
class OptionHopByHop extends \Kaitai\Struct\Struct {
public function __construct(\Kaitai\Struct\Stream $_io, \ProtocolBody $_parent = null, \ProtocolBody $_root = null) {
parent::__construct($_io, $_parent, $_root);
$this->_read();
}
private function _read() {
$this->_m_nextHeaderType = $this->_io->readU1();
$this->_m_hdrExtLen = $this->_io->readU1();
$this->_m_body = $this->_io->readBytes(($this->hdrExtLen() - 1));
$this->_m_nextHeader = new \ProtocolBody($this->nextHeaderType(), $this->_io);
}
protected $_m_nextHeaderType;
protected $_m_hdrExtLen;
protected $_m_body;
protected $_m_nextHeader;
public function nextHeaderType() { return $this->_m_nextHeaderType; }
public function hdrExtLen() { return $this->_m_hdrExtLen; }
public function body() { return $this->_m_body; }
public function nextHeader() { return $this->_m_nextHeader; }
}
}
namespace ProtocolBody {
class ProtocolEnum {
const HOPOPT = 0;
const ICMP = 1;
const IGMP = 2;
const GGP = 3;
const IPV4 = 4;
const ST = 5;
const TCP = 6;
const CBT = 7;
const EGP = 8;
const IGP = 9;
const BBN_RCC_MON = 10;
const NVP_II = 11;
const PUP = 12;
const ARGUS = 13;
const EMCON = 14;
const XNET = 15;
const CHAOS = 16;
const UDP = 17;
const MUX = 18;
const DCN_MEAS = 19;
const HMP = 20;
const PRM = 21;
const XNS_IDP = 22;
const TRUNK_1 = 23;
const TRUNK_2 = 24;
const LEAF_1 = 25;
const LEAF_2 = 26;
const RDP = 27;
const IRTP = 28;
const ISO_TP4 = 29;
const NETBLT = 30;
const MFE_NSP = 31;
const MERIT_INP = 32;
const DCCP = 33;
const X_3PC = 34;
const IDPR = 35;
const XTP = 36;
const DDP = 37;
const IDPR_CMTP = 38;
const TP_PLUS_PLUS = 39;
const IL = 40;
const IPV6 = 41;
const SDRP = 42;
const IPV6_ROUTE = 43;
const IPV6_FRAG = 44;
const IDRP = 45;
const RSVP = 46;
const GRE = 47;
const DSR = 48;
const BNA = 49;
const ESP = 50;
const AH = 51;
const I_NLSP = 52;
const SWIPE = 53;
const NARP = 54;
const MOBILE = 55;
const TLSP = 56;
const SKIP = 57;
const IPV6_ICMP = 58;
const IPV6_NONXT = 59;
const IPV6_OPTS = 60;
const ANY_HOST_INTERNAL_PROTOCOL = 61;
const CFTP = 62;
const ANY_LOCAL_NETWORK = 63;
const SAT_EXPAK = 64;
const KRYPTOLAN = 65;
const RVD = 66;
const IPPC = 67;
const ANY_DISTRIBUTED_FILE_SYSTEM = 68;
const SAT_MON = 69;
const VISA = 70;
const IPCV = 71;
const CPNX = 72;
const CPHB = 73;
const WSN = 74;
const PVP = 75;
const BR_SAT_MON = 76;
const SUN_ND = 77;
const WB_MON = 78;
const WB_EXPAK = 79;
const ISO_IP = 80;
const VMTP = 81;
const SECURE_VMTP = 82;
const VINES = 83;
const TTP_OR_IPTM = 84;
const NSFNET_IGP = 85;
const DGP = 86;
const TCF = 87;
const EIGRP = 88;
const OSPFIGP = 89;
const SPRITE_RPC = 90;
const LARP = 91;
const MTP = 92;
const AX_25 = 93;
const IPIP = 94;
const MICP = 95;
const SCC_SP = 96;
const ETHERIP = 97;
const ENCAP = 98;
const ANY_PRIVATE_ENCRYPTION_SCHEME = 99;
const GMTP = 100;
const IFMP = 101;
const PNNI = 102;
const PIM = 103;
const ARIS = 104;
const SCPS = 105;
const QNX = 106;
const A_N = 107;
const IPCOMP = 108;
const SNP = 109;
const COMPAQ_PEER = 110;
const IPX_IN_IP = 111;
const VRRP = 112;
const PGM = 113;
const ANY_0_HOP = 114;
const L2TP = 115;
const DDX = 116;
const IATP = 117;
const STP = 118;
const SRP = 119;
const UTI = 120;
const SMP = 121;
const SM = 122;
const PTP = 123;
const ISIS_OVER_IPV4 = 124;
const FIRE = 125;
const CRTP = 126;
const CRUDP = 127;
const SSCOPMCE = 128;
const IPLT = 129;
const SPS = 130;
const PIPE = 131;
const SCTP = 132;
const FC = 133;
const RSVP_E2E_IGNORE = 134;
const MOBILITY_HEADER = 135;
const UDPLITE = 136;
const MPLS_IN_IP = 137;
const MANET = 138;
const HIP = 139;
const SHIM6 = 140;
const WESP = 141;
const ROHC = 142;
const RESERVED_255 = 255;
}
}


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RiakClient
public class RiakClient
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
RiakClient(string host, int port, string prefix, string mapred_prefix) Construct a new RiakClient object. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
| RiakMapReduce | add(mixed params) Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation. |
| RiakBucket | bucket(mixed name) Get the bucket by the specified name. |
| string | Get the clientID for this RiakClient. |
| integer | getDW() Get the DW-value for this ClientOBject. |
| integer | getR() Get the R-value setting for this RiakClient. |
| integer | getW() Get the W-value setting for this RiakClient. |
| boolean | isAlive() Check if the Riak server for this RiakClient is alive. |
| void | link(mixed params) Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation. |
| void | map(mixed params) Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation. |
| void | reduce(mixed params) Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation. |
| $this | setClientID(mixed clientid, string clientID) Set the clientID for this RiakClient. |
| $this | setDW(integer dw) Set the DW-value for this RiakClient. |
| $this | setR(integer r) Set the R-value for this RiakClient. |
| $this | setW(integer w) Set the W-value for this RiakClient. |
public RiakClient(string host, int port, string prefix, string mapred_prefix)
Construct a new RiakClient object.
public RiakMapReduce add(mixed params)
Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation.
public RiakBucket bucket(mixed name)
Get the bucket by the specified name. Since buckets always exist, this will always return a RiakBucket.
public string getClientID()
Get the clientID for this RiakClient.
public integer getDW()
Get the DW-value for this ClientOBject. (default 2)
public integer getR()
Get the R-value setting for this RiakClient. (default 2)
public integer getW()
Get the W-value setting for this RiakClient. (default 2)
public boolean isAlive()
Check if the Riak server for this RiakClient is alive.
public void link(mixed params)
Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation.
public void map(mixed params)
Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation.
public void reduce(mixed params)
Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation.
public $this setClientID(mixed clientid, string clientID)
Set the clientID for this RiakClient. Should not be called unless you know what you are doing.
public $this setDW(integer dw)
Set the DW-value for this RiakClient. See setR(...) for a description of how these values are used.
public $this setR(integer r)
Set the R-value for this RiakClient. This value will be used for any calls to get(...) or getBinary(...) where where 1) no R-value is specified in the method call and 2) no R-value has been set in the RiakBucket.
public $this setW(integer w)
Set the W-value for this RiakClient. See setR(...) for a description of how these values are used.
The RiakClient object holds information necessary to connect to Riak. The Riak API uses HTTP, so there is no persistent connection, and the RiakClient object is extremely lightweight.


Note: This affects 0.12 ≤ IPython < 1.2. It was fixed in time for IPython 2.0 (just prior to release).


This tutorial intends to help you set up SAFS test project, create your first test script, then run the test to see how it works. It is assumed that you have installed SAFS 2009 by running its installer, SetupSAFS.wsf
. Refer to SetupSAFS.wsf.README.txt.
Note: We suggest that you have IBM Rational Function Test (RFT) V8 installed on your machine before starting to run SetupSAFS.wsf
.
Prerequisites:
Start from helloSAFSRFT
The first test script, helloSAFSRFT, intends to input keyword "SAFS" on a Google search window that has been manually opened, and then press Enter to get the results.
 For example: C:\MyProject.
Ensure this folder owns the same directory structure as below.
One simple way to do so is to copy subfolder Datapool under <C:\SAFS\Project>to <C:\MyProject>.
Go to: Top, Setup helloSAFSRFT Project, Use STAF Process Container, Run helloSAFSRFT.bat, Appendix
| C:\MyProject\helloSAFSRFT.bat | --- start to run | |
| C:\MyProject\helloSAFSRFT.ini | --- configuration file used by helloSAFSRFT.bat | |
| C:\MyProject\Datapool\helloSAFSRFT.sdd | --- step-level test script (STEP) | |
| C:\MyProject\Datapool\helloSAFSRFT.map | --- application map file |
They can be found in C:\SAFS\Samples\Html. You may simply copy them to C:\MyProject. Only one place needs to be changed, item ProjectRoot in helloSAFSRFT.ini should to be changed as follow:
| ProjectRoot="C:\safs\samples\Html" | --- before changing it | |
| ProjectRoot="C:\MyProject" | --- after changing it |
There is only one command line as below in this file. SAFSDRIVE Command Line takes helloSAFSRFT.ini
as its project configuration file, launches SAFS/ROBOTJ engine and runs each step defined in helloSAFSRFT.sdd
.
java -Dsafs.project.config="helloSAFSRFT.ini" org.safs.tools.drivers.SAFSDRIVER
This is a configuration file that contains various information, which tells SAFS where and how to load user's test script like helloSAFSRFT.sdd
.
[SAFS_DRIVER]
;SAFS's home
DriverRoot="C:\safs"
[SAFS_PROJECT]
;the root of your SAFS test project, CHANGE it accordingly!
ProjectRoot="C:\MyProject"
[SAFS_TEST]
;start from this SAFS script: helloSAFSRFT.SDD
TestLevel="STEP"
TestName="helloSAFSRFT"
;Step file name, will be suffixed with '.SDD' by default
CycleSeparator=","
CycleLogName="helloSAFSRFT"
CycleLogMode="TEXTLOG"
[SAFS_ENGINES]
; SAFS/RobotJ engine defined to be used
First=org.safs.tools.engines.SAFSROBOTJ
[SAFS_ROBOTJ]
AUTOLAUNCH=TRUE
;for now, use the RFT Datastore provided in SAFS install
DATASTORE="C:\SAFS\DatastoreJ"
;domains to search
TESTDOMAINS="Html"
Note: Item TESTDOMAINS should contain "Html" as Google Home page is an Html application. SAFS is able
to support more than one domain like TESTDOMAINS=Html,Net,Java,Win,Flex,SWT
.
This is a step-level test file suffixed with ".sdd". It contains various Keyword-Driven test records for doing various jobs.
| C , | SetApplicationMap , | helloSAFSRFT.MAP | ;Re: SetApplicationMap | ||
| C , | SetContext , | Google , | ;Re: SetContext | ||
| C , | WaitForGUI , | Google , | Google , | 150 | ;Re: WaitForGUI |
| T , | Google , | keyEdit , | InputKeys , | "SAFS" | ;Re: InputKeys |
| T , | Google , | keyEdit , | InputKeys , | "{ENTER}" |
This is an application map file. It contains the Recognition Strings of the GUI components that helloSAFSRFT.sdd needs.
[Google]
Google="Type=Window;Caption={Google*}"
keyEdit="Type=EditBox;Name=q"
One question: I know the four files can be manually created. As for the application map file, how do I get the standard Recognition Strings for those GUI components performed actions on?
Let's look at the next section on STAF Process Container.
Go to:
Top,
Setup helloSAFSRFT Project,
Prepare helloSAFSRFT Files,
Run helloSAFSRFT.bat,
Appendix
STAFProcessContainer is a SAFS test tool used to define application map. It looks like ProcessContainer used for Rational Robot and has the similar functionality. It can drill down a chosen window and generate the Recognition Strings for each GUI component on the window.
It is better to have STAF started up before running STAFProcessContainer. Also, make sure the Google Home window is ready.
Click Start Menu item "Programs->SAFS 2009->STAF ProcessContainer", or double-click the "runSTAFProcessContainer.bat" file likely installed in your <SAFSDir>\Project directory.
STAFProcessContainer starts to look up a HTML window with the caption starting with "Google" when you click button "Click to Run". It takes a while to drill down the whole window. When finished, GoogleAppMap.map should be output to the "C:\MyProject\Datapool" directory you defined. The Recognition Strings of all components can be found in this AppMap file. Window "Component Hierarchy Viewer" should also pops up.
In the Viewer, you may input any class type
you want. You can also find a Recognition String for a class type and its corresponding
GUI component. Once found, these will be highlighted as shown below.
Refer to <SAFSDir>\lib\JavaObjectsMap.dat for extensive class type mappings.)
Go to: Top, Setup helloSAFSRFT Project, Prepare helloSAFSRFT Files, Use STAF Process Container, Appendix
Before double-clicking helloSAFSRFT.bat you should open another IE window and navigate to Google Home page.
When running helloSAFSRFT.bat, the console below appears and SAFS with RFT should locate and activate the Google Home page, input keyword "SAFS", and press the Enter key automatically. The log file helloSAFSRFT.txt should be output into the C:\MyProject\Datapool\Logs directory.
Back to: Top, Setup helloSAFSRFT Project, Prepare helloSAFSRFT Files, Use STAF Process Container, Run helloSAFSRFT.bat
SAFS/RFT supports .Net, Flex, Html, Java, SWT and Win applications. Four kinds of SAFS script samples are provided and shall be installed in directory <SAFSDir>\samples.
| Domain | File | Sample directory | SUT (Software Under Test) | Type of the top window |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| .Net | SafsDevTest.bat | <SAFS>\samples\DotNet | ..\DotNetApp\WinDemo.exe | Window |
| Flex | SafsDevTest.bat | <SAFS>\samples\Flex | ..\FlexApp\FlexWebDemo.swf | FlexWindow |
| Html | HelloSAFSRFT.bat | <SAFS>\samples\Html | www.google.com | Window |
| Java | ?? | <SAFS>\samples\Java | Swingapp.jar | Window |
| SWT | Not provided | Not provided | Not provided | Window |
| Win | Not provided | Not provided | Not provided | Window |
Four steps used to work with Html Google Home page, can be applied to other SUT. Remember to select the corresponding client type when using STAFProcessContainer against an application.
For every Html, Java, .Net, SWT or Win application the recognition string of its top window is most often formatted as shown below:
"Type=Window;Caption={Its caption}"
For .Net, SWT, and WIN applications it is best to prefix the recognition string with the name of the Process associated with the application, as shown below:
"Process=EXCEL.EXE;Type=Window;Caption={Its caption}"
Flex applications are not really associated with any caption when launched in an IE window. Thus, SAFS/RFT uses the Flex SWF file name as the Caption to indentify it. The recognition string for flex sample FlexWebDemo.swf is shown below:
"Type=FlexWindow;Caption={FlexWebDemo.*}"
In each sample directory, please refer to the README file which describes how to run each sample.
Back to: Top, Setup helloSAFSRFT Project, Prepare helloSAFSRFT Files, Use STAF Process Container, Run helloSAFSRFT.bat


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Agrobacterium tumefaciens causes crown gall disease of a wide range of dicotyledonous (broad-leaved) plants, especially members of the rose family such as apple, pear, peach, cherry, almond, raspberry and roses. A separate strain, termed biovar 3, causes crown gall of grapevine.
The disease gains its name from the large tumour-like swellings (galls) that typically occur at the crown of the plant, just above soil level. Although it reduces the marketability of nursery stock, it usually does not cause serious damage to older plants. Nevertheless, this disease is one of the most widely known, because of its remarkable biology. Basically, the bacterium transfers part of its DNA to the plant, and this DNA integrates into the plant’s genome, causing the production of tumours and associated changes in plant metabolism.
The unique mode of action of A. tumefaciens has enabled this bacterium to be used as a tool in plant breeding. Any desired genes, such as insecticidal toxin genes (see Bacillus thuringiensis) or herbicide-resistance genes, can be engineered into the bacterial DNA and thereby inserted into the plant genome. The use of Agrobacterium not only shortens the conventional plant breeding process, but also allows entirely new (non-plant) genes to be engineered into crops.
Diseases brought about by bacteria’s
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Diseases brought about by bacteria’s
in the animals body have been rampantly spreading.


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Previous submissions
This directory has previously been submitted to one or more repositories, and you may wish to resubmit it as opposed to submitting it again.
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So....err.....
-
Krypton
Synergy Advance.........29/4/05.......preview? Isn't it?
Or more coherently, where is it?
-
daemon
https://wincent.com/a/products/synergy-advance/
May 2
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Krypton
Cool, thanks.
That icon looks.... interesting
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Krypton
If I'm not mistaken, it's late afternoon on the 2nd now, and an hour behind in Spain. Trying to wait patiently...
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fred123go
Yup same, Come on Wincent, i wanna see what treats there are and perhaps what future features will be added - orderd my single license and everything
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Krypton
I may resort to sending him an email at this rate
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Krypton
Quote: I am going to be uploading it to the server later today. Will be posting an announcement to the mailing list once it is up.
https://wincent.com/a/support/lists/
Cheers, Wincent
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fred123go
Ok nice one, will be checking later on
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Krypton
After 0.1 under delivering for whatever reason, and 0.2 being mentioned a while ago; next release soon?
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Greg Hurrell
Yes. I posted this a few days ago:
https://wincent.com/a/news/archives/2005/06/synergy_and_syn.php
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Class Routable
A routable, middleware-aware object
- Slim\Routable uses Slim\CallableResolverAwareTrait
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Script that shows additional details about who is active on the SQL server.
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Chelsea join Liverpool and Napoli in race for Genk midfielder Sander Berge
There is set to be stiff competition for the signature of Genk’s Sander Berge with Chelsea joining Liverpool and Napoli in the race to sign the midfielder.
The 21-year-old has impressed in the centre of midfield for the Belgian side and Norway over the last two years, becoming a regular starter for club and country.
Berge played against both Liverpool and Napoli in the Champions League this season and did enough to catch the eye of both the English and Italian opponents.
Goal reports that Chelsea are also very interested in the midfielder and are keeping track of any change in his situation at Genk.
The Blues are still under a transfer ban and are currently not able to sign players in January, but this could change after a Court Arbitration for Sport (CAS) on Wednesday as the club appeal for the ban to be lifted.
Berge only has 18 months left on his contract and is expected to leave Genk in one of the next two transfer windows.
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If Chelsea are not successful in having their ban lifted then Liverpool or Napoli could steal a march on them and snap up the Norwegian in January.
The 6′ 3″ midfielder has given Liverpool something of a head start in the race to sign him by saying that he would like to play at Anfield ‘as often as possible.’
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It is known as the island of salt because it is one of the largest salt-producing islands in Indonesia. The ethnic group who inhabits the island is known as the Madurese. However, other ethnics also live here such as Chinese, Javanese, and even Sundanese.
Since long time ago, this island and the people had given a considerable influence on the development of Islam in Indonesia. It is proven by the existence of Islamic inscriptions in many places on this Island. However, this island does not only have the historical value, but also the beauty of nature and culture.
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Karapan Sapi is a traditional Madurese event that is held twice a year in August or September, and the final again in September or October. In Karapan Sapi, there is a jockey and two cows are forced to run as fast as possible until the finish line. The jockey stands up on a kind of wooden cart and controls the cow's run. The length of the runway is approximately 100 meters and takes place within 10 seconds to 1 minute.
  It is also equipped with a simple odeng or head covering of cloth wrapping, plaid gloves and katemang (belt), tropa or footwear, as well as traditional Madurese weapons in the form of celurit. It is worn in every ceremonial in Madura.
Celurit in Madurese is commonly called are'. Among Madurese, it can be said to be a must-have thing. The reason why majority of Madurese must have it because it cannot be separated from everyday life. Celurit is used as a means to mow the fields, to cut wood, or to slaughter animals.
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ADDriver inherits from asynNDArrayDriver. This is the class from which area detector drivers are directly derived. It provides parameters and methods that are specific to area detectors, while asynNDArrayDriver is a general NDArray driver. The ADDriver class documentationdescribes this class in detail.
The file ADDriver.h defines the parameters that all areaDetector drivers should implement if possible.
| Parameter Definitions in ADDriver.h and EPICS Record Definitions in ADBase.template | ||||||
| Parameter index variable | asyn interface | Access | Description | drvInfo string | EPICS record name | EPICS record type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Information about the detector | ||||||
| ADManufacturer | asynOctet | r/o | Detector manufacturer name | MANUFACTURER | $(P)$(R)Manufacturer_RBV | stringin |
| ADModel | asynOctet | r/o | Detector model name | MODEL | $(P)$(R)Model_RBV | stringin |
| ADSerialNumber | asynOctet | r/o | Detector serial number | SERIAL_NUMBER | $(P)$(R)SerialNumber_RBV | stringin |
| ADFirmwareVersion | asynOctet | r/o | Detector firmware version | FIRMWARE_VERSION | $(P)$(R)FirmwareVersion_RBV | stringin |
| ADSDKVersion | asynOctet | r/o | Detector vendor's Software Development Kit (SDK) version number. | SDK_VERSION | $(P)$(R)SDKVersion_RBV | stringin |
| ADFirmwareVersion | asynOctet | r/o | Detector firmeare version number. | FIRMWARE_VERSION | $(P)$(R)FirmwareVersion_RBV | stringin |
| ADMaxSizeX | asynInt32 | r/o | Maximum (sensor) size in the X direction | MAX_SIZE_X | $(P)$(R)MaxSizeX_RBV | longin |
| ADMaxSizeY | asynInt32 | r/o | Maximum (sensor) size in the Y direction | MAX_SIZE_Y | $(P)$(R)MaxSizeY_RBV | longin |
| ADTemperature | asynFloat64 | r/w | Detector temperature | TEMPERATURE |
$(P)$(R)Temperature $(P)$(R)Temperature_RBV |
ao ai |
| ADTemperatureActual | asynFloat64 | r/o | Actual detector temperature | TEMPERATURE_ACTUAL | $(P)$(R)Temperature_Actual | ai |
| Detector readout control including gain, binning, region start and size, reversal | ||||||
| ADGain | asynFloat64 | r/w | Detector gain | GAIN |
$(P)$(R)Gain $(P)$(R)Gain_RBV |
ao ai |
| ADBinX | asynInt32 | r/w | Binning in the X direction | BIN_X |
$(P)$(R)BinX $(P)$(R)BinX_RBV |
longout longin |
| ADBinY | asynInt32 | r/w | Binning in the Y direction | BIN_Y |
$(P)$(R)BinY $(P)$(R)BinY_RBV |
longout longin |
| ADMinX | asynInt32 | r/w |
First pixel to read in the X direction.
0 is the first pixel on the detector. |
MIN_X |
$(P)$(R)MinX $(P)$(R)MinX_RBV |
longout longin |
| ADMinY | asynInt32 | r/w |
First pixel to read in the Y direction. 0 is the first pixel on the detector. |
MIN_Y |
$(P)$(R)MinY $(P)$(R)MinY_RBV |
longout longin |
| ADSizeX | asynInt32 | r/w | Size of the region to read in the X direction | SIZE_X |
$(P)$(R)SizeX $(P)$(R)SizeX_RBV |
longout longin |
| ADSizeY | asynInt32 | r/w | Size of the region to read in the Y direction | SIZE_Y |
$(P)$(R)SizeY $(P)$(R)SizeY_RBV |
longout longin |
| ADReverseX | asynInt32 | r/w |
Reverse array in the X direction (0=No, 1=Yes) |
REVERSE_X |
$(P)$(R)ReverseX $(P)$(R)ReverseX_RBV |
longout longin |
| ADReverseY | asynInt32 | r/w |
Reverse array in the Y direction (0=No, 1=Yes) |
REVERSE_Y |
$(P)$(R)ReverseY $(P)$(R)ReverseY_RBV |
longout longin |
| Image and trigger modes | ||||||
| ADImageMode | asynInt32 | r/w | Image mode (ADImageMode_t). | IMAGE_MODE |
$(P)$(R)ImageMode $(P)$(R)ImageMode_RBV |
mbbo mbbi |
| ADTriggerMode | asynInt32 | r/w | Trigger mode (ADTriggerMode_t). | TRIGGER_MODE |
$(P)$(R)TriggerMode $(P)$(R)TriggerMode_RBV |
mbbo mbbi |
| Frame type | ||||||
| ADFrameType | asynInt32 | r/w | Frame type (ADFrameType_t). | FRAME_TYPE |
$(P)$(R)FrameType $(P)$(R)FrameType_RBV |
mbbo mbbi |
| Acquisition time and period | ||||||
| ADAcquireTime | asynFloat64 | r/w | Acquisition time per image | ACQ_TIME |
$(P)$(R)AcquireTime $(P)$(R)AcquireTime_RBV |
ao ai |
| ADAcquirePeriod | asynFloat64 | r/w | Acquisition period between images | ACQ_PERIOD |
$(P)$(R)AcquirePeriod $(P)$(R)AcquirePeriod_RBV |
ao ai |
| Number of exposures and number of images | ||||||
| ADNumExposures | asynInt32 | r/w | Number of exposures per image to acquire | NEXPOSURES |
$(P)$(R)NumExposures $(P)$(R)NumExposures_RBV |
longout longin |
| ADNumImages | asynInt32 | r/w | Number of images to acquire in one acquisition sequence | NIMAGES |
$(P)$(R)NumImages $(P)$(R)NumImages_RBV |
longout longin |
| Acquisition control | ||||||
| ADAcquire | asynInt32 | r/w | Start (1) or stop (0) image acquisition. This record forward links to $(P)$(R)AcquireBusy which is an EPICS busy record that does not process its forward link until acquisition is complete. Clients should write 1 to the Acquire record to start acquisition, and wait for AcquireBusy to go to 0 to know that acquisition is complete. This can be done automatically with ca_put_callback. | ACQUIRE |
$(P)$(R)Acquire $(P)$(R)Acquire_RBV |
bo bi |
| N.A. | N.A. | r/o | This is an EPICS busy record that is set to 1 when Acquire is set to 1 and not process its forward link until acquisition is complete. | N.A. | $(P)$(R)AcquireBusy | busy |
| N.A. | N.A. | r/o | This record controls whether AcquireBusy goes to 0 when the detector is done (Acquire=0), or whether it waits until $(P)$(R)NumQueuedArrays also goes to 0, i.e. that all plugins are also done. Choices are No (0) and Yes(1). | N.A. | $(P)$(R)WaitForPlugins | bo |
| Status information | ||||||
| ADStatus | asynInt32 | r/o | Acquisition status (ADStatus_t) | STATUS | $(P)$(R)DetectorState_RBV | mbbi |
| ADStatusMessage | asynOctet | r/o | Status message string | STATUS_MESSAGE | $(P)$(R)StatusMessage_RBV | waveform |
| ADStringToServer | asynOctet | r/o | String from driver to string-based vendor server | STRING_TO_SERVER | $(P)$(R)StringToServer_RBV | waveform |
| ADStringFromServer | asynOctet | r/o | String from string-based vendor server to driver | STRING_FROM_SERVER | $(P)$(R)StringFromServer_RBV | waveform |
| ADNumExposuresCounter | asynInt32 | r/o | Counter that increments by 1 each time an exposure is acquired for the current image. Driver resets to 0 when acquisition is started. | NUM_EXPOSURES_COUNTER | $(P)$(R)NumExposuresCounter_RBV | longin |
| ADNumImagesCounter | asynInt32 | r/o | Counter that increments by 1 each time an image is acquired in the current acquisition sequence. Driver resets to 0 when acquisition is started. Drivers can use this as the loop counter when ADImageMode=ADImageMultiple. | NUM_IMAGES_COUNTER | $(P)$(R)NumImagesCounter_RBV | longin |
| ADTimeRemaining | asynFloat64 | r/o | Time remaining for current image. Drivers should update this value if they are doing the exposure timing internally, rather than in the detector hardware. | TIME_REMAINING | $(P)$(R)TimeRemaining_RBV | ai |
| ADReadStatus | asynInt32 | r/w | Write a 1 to this parameter to force a read of the detector status. Detector drivers normally read the status as required, so this is usually not necessary, but there may be some circumstances under which forcing a status read may be needed. | READ_STATUS | $(P)$(R)ReadStatus | bo |
| Shutter control | ||||||
| ADShutterMode | asynInt32 | r/w | Shutter mode (None, detector-controlled or EPICS-controlled) (ADShutterMode_t) | SHUTTER_MODE |
$(P)$(R)ShutterMode $(P)$(R)ShutterMode_RBV |
mbbo mbbi |
| ADShutterControl | asynInt32 | r/w | Shutter control for the selected (detector or EPICS) shutter (ADShutterStatus_t) | SHUTTER_CONTROL |
$(P)$(R)ShutterControl $(P)$(R)ShutterControl_RBV |
bo bi |
| ADShutterControlEPICS | asynInt32 | r/w | This record processes when it receives a callback from the driver to open or close the EPICS shutter. It triggers the records below to actually open or close the EPICS shutter. | SHUTTER_CONTROL_EPICS | $(P)$(R)ShutterControlEPICS | bi |
| N/A | N/A | r/w | This record writes its OVAL field to its OUT field when the EPICS shutter is told to open. The OCAL (and hence OVAL) and OUT fields are user-configurable, so any EPICS-controllable shutter can be used. | N/A | $(P)$(R)ShutterOpenEPICS | calcout |
| N/A | N/A | r/w | This record writes its OVAL field to its OUT field when the EPICS shutter is told to close. The OCAL (and hence OVAL) and OUT fields are user-configurable, so any EPICS-controllable shutter can be used. | N/A | $(P)$(R)ShutterCloseEPICS | calcout |
| ADShutterStatus | asynInt32 | r/o | Status of the detector-controlled shutter (ADShutterStatus_t) | SHUTTER_STATUS | $(P)$(R)ShutterStatus_RBV | bi |
| N/A | N/A | r/o | Status of the EPICS-controlled shutter. This record should have its input link (INP) set to a record that contains the open/close status information for the shutter. The link should have the "CP" attribute, so this record processes when the input changes. The ZRVL field should be set to the value of the input link when the shutter is closed, and the ONVL field should be set to the value of the input link when the shutter is open. | N/A | $(P)$(R)ShutterStatusEPICS_RBV | mbbi |
| ADShutterOpenDelay | asynFloat64 | r/w | Time required for the shutter to actually open (ADShutterStatus_t) | SHUTTER_OPEN_DELAY |
$(P)$(R)ShutterOpenDelay $(P)$(R)ShutterOpenDelay_RBV |
ao ai |
| ADShutterCloseDelay | asynFloat64 | r/w | Time required for the shutter to actually close (ADShutterStatus_t) | SHUTTER_CLOSE_DELAY |
$(P)$(R)ShutterCloseDelay $(P)$(R)ShutterCloseDelay_RBV |
ao ai |


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H.B. Woodrose, Cannabis & Passion Flower
I'll start with the method: First I ordered several hundred HBWR seeds from a fairly reliable online source. The seeds were a variety without the traditional Hawaiian 'fuzz', but still had a considerable amount of husk-like bark attached to them. However, seeing as my intention was not to directly eat/chew the seeds, I paid little mind to this. The preparation was fairly simple. Using my previous experiences as a guideline, I decided to do a cold-water extraction. In the past, I had extracted around 30 seeds to the effect of a very low-dose entheogenic experience. This time I decided to double the dose of seeds.
I individually crushed 60 seeds with a pair of pliers, saving all the crushed bits in a piece of paper. When finished, I added the crushed seeds to around 1.5 oz's of cold water in a thermos. I added a light squirt of lemon juice to lower the water's pH and thus aid in alkaloid extraction. I left the thermos in the fridge overnight...for around 14 hours or so, shaking the thermos up pretty good every time I opened the fridge. After soaking, I prepared another container by wrapping it in tin foil (to block light) and making a tin foil lid. Then, with a fine wire-mesh strainer I strained out as much of the (now brownish) liquid, throwing away the seed pulp-mash when I was done.
These were my preparations, here is my experience:
Start time (t+ 0.00): I took one (1) dramamine tablet to help fight nausea down the road.
t+ 20mins: I added 2oz. brown LSA liquid to a tumbler glass with some of that Jumex Peach Nectar stuff (it's effin' delicious). Drank as quickly as possible (kind of a bad taste with the seed juice in there).
t+ 30mins: Juice hits the stomach pretty hard....haven't eaten earlier so the nausea is twisting my stomach up into a little boiling cauldron....but it's nothing I can't handle. I just need to lay around on the bed and take it easy.
t+ 1hr: Nausea at a stable level, feeling sedated, tired, decided to smoke a little cannabis. Cannabis tokes take the edge of nausea, feel well enough to roam around the apartment, watching the edges of my sanity begin to recede.
t+ 1.5hrs: Pupils beginning to dialate, thought patterns becoming more abstract, space and time beginning to feel less like reality, more like a dreamscape. Still minimal, low level effects.
t+ 1.75hrs: Get word that my best trippin buddy Herb O (nickname!) is comin' over with his girlfriend. Slightly worried because of my lack of energy. Decide to drink some tea to settle the stomach. Begin to boil water for tea.
t+ 2hrs: Prepare and steep one cup of Nighty Night brand passionflower tea. Tea contains medium dose of passionflower, hops, chamomile....bound to settle stomach. Very much interested in effects of MAOIs, so add a good dropper-full of passionflower extract to the tea....kinda tastes like raisins.
t+2.25hrs: Laying on bed waiting on Herb O and the girlfriend to arrive. Suddenly, waves of physical pleasure wash over my body quickly, like power surges. I am visibly surprised and startled. Feels good, but happens several times in succession like 'bwoooop!' power surge of good feeling. Amazed, really. About that time, Herb O and the g/f arrive and I excitedly tell them of the body surges. Herb O decided to eat around 8 seeds....I tell him to go for it..
t+3hrs: Trip steadily increasing....visual distortion barely started. Still low level. Body surges mysteriously gone. Back to fatigue and dreamland thoughts. Not bad....not strong either.
t+4hrs: Herb O starting to feel effects from his seeds, meanwhile, visuals increasing. MAOI influence perhaps? Can't be sure. We decide to ride down the elevator to have a cigarette downstairs in the fresh air. While riding down the 'vator, I feel myself go up a level in intensity. Elevator walls are shapeless, shifting mass of color and shape. Imagine I see a silhouette of an extra person who isn't in the elevator with us for a second. Laugh out loud. Upon return to upstairs, we drink another cup of tea together.
t+ 5hrs: Visuals dramatically increased. Patterns are an entire variety of shapes and colors and motion. Very much like a strong hit or two of LSD. Very satisfied. Closed-eye-visuals are other worldly. At one point, I close my eyes while sitting down and imagine, instantly, that my eyes never closed and instead, I am sitting on the ground in a huge field...the skies are overcast and stormy looking, the ground blowing around in a mosiac of colors and energy. I cannot speak but to admire the beauty.
t+7hrs: Visuals go up another notch...did not expect this level of intensity. While sitting in my bathroom, the entirety of my existence seems to be spinning around me like electrons around a nucleus. Insanity. Total explosion of visual effects: moving lines, blobs, animals, shapes, patterns......like being in a music video by The Knife or something. Totally insane. Without warning I suddenly start singing a totally made up song to my friends. Something like 'OH! Starry Sky! Upon my eye! A world so true! With stars like youuu!' I was imagining as if the universe had imprinted itself upon my eyeball.... :)
t+9hrs: Overly fatigued, visuals ebbing, only want sleep.   Quite an amazing journey.
Summary: 60 seed extract of HBWR + cannabis + passionflower extract = more intense than ANY ACID I HAVE EVER TAKEN. Nausea only predominant in first 2-3 hours, mostly brought on by extreme taste of the liquid extract. When I have actually eaten the seeds by themselves, the nausea is less powerful but seems to carry over for the length of the trip. In this way, the nausea may be stronger temporarily, but it seems to be completely gone by around hour 2 or so (roughly the same time the euphoric waves began zapping me like electricity).
An experience like this is perhaps among the most amazing Iíve ever had. Visually, this experience is WITHOUT A DOUBT the most intense thing Iíve ever seen.  Set and setting were very much in my favor: friends, good music, the comfort of my own home, no pressing tasks to attend to. The only drawback to the extract is that you need a larger amount of seeds to do the job. The seeds I used are potent enough to induce a pretty intense trip if I eat around 9-10 plain. As a rough dosing schedule I would offer this:
low level trip (mild nausea, visual distortions, fairly intense changes in thought patterns and closed eye visuals. dreamlike quality.): 9-10 seeds eaten OR 30-35 seeds cold water extract.
medium level trip (nausea, fatigue, mild open eye visuals, very intense changes in perception and logic. entheogenic quality. otherworldly understanding of things.): 10-15 seeds eaten OR 35-45 seeds cold water extract.
high level entheogenic experience (nausea, fatigue, intense open eye visuals, total shifts in perception, sensory input, logical evaluation, total dissociate closed eye visuals, mind-blowing level of change in the general assembly and rules and makeup of the world and the universe. possibly rather life-changing): 15-20 seeds eaten (extreme nausea!) OR (highly recommended) 45-65 seeds cold water extracted.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Bitshares-Core
3.0.0
BitShares blockchain implementation and command-line interface software
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groups operations that should be applied atomically More...
#include <transaction.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| digest_type | digest () const |
| Calculate the digest for a transaction. More... | |
| virtual const transaction_id_type & | id () const |
| virtual void | validate () const |
| void | set_expiration (fc::time_point_sec expiration_time) |
| void | set_reference_block (const block_id_type &reference_block) |
| template<typename Visitor > | |
| vector< typename Visitor::result_type > | visit (Visitor &&visitor) |
| visit all operations More... | |
| template<typename Visitor > | |
| vector< typename Visitor::result_type > | visit (Visitor &&visitor) const |
| void | get_required_authorities (flat_set< account_id_type > &active, flat_set< account_id_type > &owner, vector< authority > &other) const |
| virtual uint64_t | get_packed_size () const |
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| uint16_t | ref_block_num = 0 |
| uint32_t | ref_block_prefix = 0 |
| fc::time_point_sec | expiration |
| vector< operation > | operations |
| extensions_type | extensions |
Protected Member Functions | |
| digest_type | sig_digest (const chain_id_type &chain_id) const |
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| transaction_id_type | _tx_id_buffer |
groups operations that should be applied atomically
Definition at line 65 of file transaction.hpp.
| digest_type graphene::chain::transaction::digest | ( | ) | const |
Calculate the digest for a transaction.
Definition at line 40 of file transaction.cpp.
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Reimplemented in graphene::chain::precomputable_transaction.
Definition at line 62 of file transaction.cpp.
| void graphene::chain::transaction::get_required_authorities | ( | flat_set< account_id_type > & | active, |
| flat_set< account_id_type > & | owner, | ||
| vector< authority > & | other | ||
| ) | const |
Definition at line 100 of file transaction.cpp.
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Reimplemented in graphene::chain::precomputable_transaction.
Definition at line 67 of file transaction.cpp.
| void graphene::chain::transaction::set_expiration | ( | fc::time_point_sec | expiration_time | ) |
Definition at line 89 of file transaction.cpp.
| void graphene::chain::transaction::set_reference_block | ( | const block_id_type & | reference_block | ) |
Definition at line 94 of file transaction.cpp.
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protected |
Definition at line 47 of file transaction.cpp.
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virtual |
Reimplemented in graphene::chain::precomputable_transaction.
Definition at line 55 of file transaction.cpp.
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visit all operations
Definition at line 98 of file transaction.hpp.
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Definition at line 106 of file transaction.hpp.
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Definition at line 123 of file transaction.hpp.
| fc::time_point_sec graphene::chain::transaction::expiration |
This field specifies the absolute expiration for this transaction.
Definition at line 83 of file transaction.hpp.
| extensions_type graphene::chain::transaction::extensions |
Definition at line 86 of file transaction.hpp.
| vector<operation> graphene::chain::transaction::operations |
Definition at line 85 of file transaction.hpp.
| uint16_t graphene::chain::transaction::ref_block_num = 0 |
Least significant 16 bits from the reference block number. If relative_expiration is zero, this field must be zero as well.
Definition at line 72 of file transaction.hpp.
| uint32_t graphene::chain::transaction::ref_block_prefix = 0 |
The first non-block-number 32-bits of the reference block ID. Recall that block IDs have 32 bits of block number followed by the actual block hash, so this field should be set using the second 32 bits in the block_id_type
Definition at line 78 of file transaction.hpp.


greenBerry
is a one-line statement programming language with extention .gb
Simple and easy.
On the technical side, it is based on python and supports infinite look-ahead !
Write your code in a .gb file or use the REPL
Lots of goodies are coming.
greenBerry was written as a fun project ! planning for some tutorials soon. If you know python, feel free to submit a pull requests.


Prof. Nii Narku Quaynor
Africa's Father of the Internet
Here's a timeline of Professor Quaynor's life:
- 1949 - Born in Accra, Ghana, West Africa. And he attended Adisadel College and Achimota School.
- 1973 - Prof. Quaynor graduated in Engineering Science from Dartmouth College in 1972 and received a Bachelor of Engineering degree from the Thayer School of Engineering there in 1973.
- 1974 - Studied Computer Science and obtained an Master of Science degree from the State University of New York at StonyBrook.
- 1977 - Obtained an Ph.D. from the State University of New York at StonyBrook.
- 1994 - Prof. Quaynor established the first internet service provider in Ghana and West Africa, operated by Network Computer Systems Ltd. He then assisted in implementing the transformational new technology throughout sub-Saharan Africa
- 2000 - Dr. Quaynor was elected as the At-Large Director of the African region to the ICANN Board. And served until June, 2003.
- 2001 - He was the founding chairman of AFRINIC, the regional Internet registry (RIR) for Africa.
- 2007 - In December 2007, Quaynor was awarded the Jonathan B. Postel Service Award from the IETF (The Internet Engineering Task Force).
- 2013 - On 26 June 2013, he was inducted into the Internet Hall of Fame by the Internet Society.
- 2015 - He was awarded the 2015 ICANN Multi-stakeholder Ethos Award together with Cheryl Langdon Orr.
“Africa will miss a great development opportunity in much the same way Africa lost on the industrial revolution, unless serious and truly committed efforts are made by Africa to address the rapid expansion on the internet-user gap between Africa and industrialised countries”
If you'd like to read more about Prof. Nii Narku Quaynor: Wikipedia


Tests for
recipes
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image
/dimensions
Image dimensions are taken from the image in
tests/images/test.jpg
width & height
width only
width & line-height
width, height, line-height
width height line-height with different syntax


Glossary
(Please add terms in alphabetical order)
- Cluster
- See
deployment/deployment-enterprise.html
- LoadBalancer
- See
deployment/deployment-enterprise.html and https://www.github.com/wyona/tomcat-cluster.
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Model View Controller
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Realm
- A realm is a part of Yanel which has its own configuration and repository.
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Repository
- A place to store data (see also: Yarep).
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Resource
- A module to define behavior of response to a certain request.
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Resource Type Configuration (rc)
- Configuration of a resource under a certain url.
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Resource Type Configuration MAP(rc-map)
- Configuration of a resource under a url pattern.
- Toolbar
- See
yanel-toolbar.html
- Workflow
- See src/realms/yanel-website/content/rtd/page.rc and src/realms/yanel-website/content/workflow/workflow-with-review.xml
- YANEL_HOME
- Directory which contains theh Yanel source, containing (amongst others)
yanel.sh/
yanel.bat
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Yarep (Yet another repository)
- A repository abstraction layer (similar to JCR, but with a simpler API)


“Pahāya mātāpitaro,
bhaginī ñātibhātaro;
Pañca kāmaguṇe hitvā,
anuruddhova jhāyati.
Leaving my mother and father behind,
as well as sisters, kinsmen, and brothers;
having given up the five kinds of sensual stimulation,
Anuruddha practices absorption.
Sameto naccagītehi,
sammatāḷappabodhano;
Na tena suddhimajjhagaṁ,
mārassa visaye rato.
Surrounded by song and dance,
awakened by cymbals and gongs,
he did not find purification
while delighting in Māra’s domain.
Etañca samatikkamma,
rato buddhassa sāsane;
Sabboghaṁ samatikkamma,
anuruddhova jhāyati.
But he has gone beyond all that,
and delights in the Buddha’s teaching.
Having crossed over the entire flood,
Anuruddha practices absorption.
Rūpā saddā rasā gandhā,
phoṭṭhabbā ca manoramā;
Ete ca samatikkamma,
anuruddhova jhāyati.
Sights, sounds, tastes, smells,
and touches so delightful:
having crossed over these as well,
Anuruddha practices absorption.
Piṇḍapātamatikkanto,
eko adutiyo muni;
Esati paṁsukūlāni,
anuruddho anāsavo.
Returning from alms-round,
alone, without companion,
seeking rags from the dust heap,
Anuruddha is without defilements.
Vicinī aggahī dhovi,
rajayī dhārayī muni;
Paṁsukūlāni matimā,
anuruddho anāsavo.
The thoughtful sage
selected rags from the dust heap;
he picked them up, washed, dyed, and wore them;
Anuruddha is without defilements.
Mahiccho ca asantuṭṭho,
saṁsaṭṭho yo ca uddhato;
Tassa dhammā ime honti,
pāpakā saṅkilesikā.
The principles of someone
who has many wishes and is not content,
who socializes and is conceited,
are wicked and corrupt.
Sato ca hoti appiccho,
santuṭṭho avighātavā;
Pavivekarato vitto,
niccamāraddhavīriyo.
But someone who is mindful, few of wishes,
content and untroubled,
delighting in seclusion, joyful,
always resolute and energetic;
Tassa dhammā ime honti,
kusalā bodhipakkhikā;
Anāsavo ca so hoti,
iti vuttaṁ mahesinā.
their principles are skillful,
leading to awakening;
they are without defilements—
so said the great hermit.
Mama saṅkappamaññāya,
satthā loke anuttaro;
Manomayena kāyena,
iddhiyā upasaṅkami.
“Knowing my thoughts,
the supreme Teacher in the world
came to me in a mind-made body,
using his psychic power.
Yadā me ahu saṅkappo,
tato uttari desayi;
Nippapañcarato buddho,
nippapañcamadesayi.
He taught me more
than I had thought of.
The Buddha who loves non-proliferation
taught me non-proliferation.
Tassāhaṁ dhammamaññāya,
vihāsiṁ sāsane rato;
Tisso vijjā anuppattā,
kataṁ buddhassa sāsanaṁ.
Understanding that teaching,
I happily did his bidding.
I’ve attained the three knowledges,
and have fulfilled the Buddha’s instructions.
Pañcapaññāsavassāni,
yato nesajjiko ahaṁ;
Pañcavīsativassāni,
yato middhaṁ samūhataṁ.
For the last fifty-five years
I have not lain down to sleep.
Twenty-five years have passed
since I eradicated drowsiness.”
Nāhu assāsapassāsā,
ṭhitacittassa tādino;
Anejo santimārabbha,
cakkhumā parinibbuto.
“There was no more breathing
for the poised one of steady heart.
Imperturbable, committed to peace,
the seer became fully extinguished.
Asallīnena cittena,
vedanaṁ ajjhavāsayi;
Pajjotasseva nibbānaṁ,
vimokkho cetaso ahu.
He put up with painful feelings
without flinching.
The liberation of his heart
was like the extinguishing of a lamp.”
Ete pacchimakā dāni,
munino phassapañcamā;
Nāññe dhammā bhavissanti,
sambuddhe parinibbute.
“Now these touches and the other four
are the last to be experienced by the sage;
nor will there be other phenomena
since the Buddha became fully extinguished.
Natthi dāni punāvāso,
devakāyasmi jālini;
Vikkhīṇo jātisaṁsāro,
natthi dāni punabbhavo.
Weaver of the web in the company of the gods,
now there are no future lives.
Transmigration through births is finished,
now there’ll be no more future lives.”
Yassa muhuttena sahassadhā,
Loko saṁvidito sabrahmakappo;
Vasī iddhiguṇe cutūpapāte,
Kāle passati devatā sa bhikkhu.
“Knowing in an hour the galaxy,
together with the Brahmā realm;
that mendicant, a master of psychic powers,
knowing the passing away and rebirth of beings, sees even the gods at that time.”
Annabhāro pure āsiṁ,
daliddo ghāsahārako;
Samaṇaṁ paṭipādesiṁ,
upariṭṭhaṁ yasassinaṁ.
“In the past I was Annabhāra,
a poor carrier of fodder.
I practiced as an ascetic,
the renowned Upariṭṭha.
Somhi sakyakule jāto,
anuruddhoti maṁ vidū;
Upeto naccagītehi,
sammatāḷappabodhano.
Then I was reborn in the Sakyan clan,
where I was known as ‘Anuruddha’.
Surrounded by song and dance,
I was awakened by cymbals and gongs.
Athaddasāsiṁ sambuddhaṁ,
satthāraṁ akutobhayaṁ;
Tasmiṁ cittaṁ pasādetvā,
pabbajiṁ anagāriyaṁ.
Then I saw the Buddha,
the Teacher, fearing nothing from any quarter;
filling my mind with confidence in him,
I went forth to homelessness.
Pubbenivāsaṁ jānāmi,
yattha me vusitaṁ pure;
Tāvatiṁsesu devesu,
aṭṭhāsiṁ sakkajātiyā.
I know my past lives,
the places I used to live.
I was born as Sakka,
and stayed among the Thirty-Three gods.
Sattakkhattuṁ manussindo,
ahaṁ rajjamakārayiṁ;
Cāturanto vijitāvī,
jambusaṇḍassa issaro;
Adaṇḍena asatthena,
dhammena anusāsayiṁ.
Seven times I was a king of men
ruling a kingdom,
victorious in the four directions,
lord of all India.
Without rod or sword,
I governed by principle.
Ito satta tato satta,
saṁsārāni catuddasa;
Nivāsamabhijānissaṁ,
devaloke ṭhito tadā.
Seven here, seven there,
fourteen transmigrations in all.
I remember my past lives;
at that time I stayed in the realm of the gods.
Pañcaṅgike samādhimhi,
sante ekodibhāvite;
Paṭippassaddhiladdhamhi,
dibbacakkhu visujjhi me.
I have gained complete tranquility
in immersion with five factors.
Peaceful, serene,
my clairvoyance is purified.
Cutūpapātaṁ jānāmi,
sattānaṁ āgatiṁ gatiṁ;
Itthabhāvaññathābhāvaṁ,
jhāne pañcaṅgike ṭhito.
Steady in five-factored absorption,
I know the passing away and rebirth of beings,
their coming and going,
their lives in this state and that.
Pariciṇṇo mayā satthā,
…
pe…
bhavanetti samūhatā.
I’ve served the teacher
and fulfilled the Buddha’s instructions.
The heavy burden is laid down,
the attachment to rebirth is eradicated.
Vajjīnaṁ veḷuvagāme,
ahaṁ jīvitasaṅkhayā;
Heṭṭhato veḷugumbasmiṁ,
nibbāyissaṁ anāsavo”ti.
… Anuruddho thero ….
In the Vajjian village of Veḷuva,
my life will come to an end.
Beneath a thicket of bamboos,
I’ll be quenched without defilements.”