- selected - Variable in class bpmImport.smParser.Rule
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The selected.
- SequenceFlow - Class in bpmnCore
-
The Class SequenceFlow represents a sequence flow according to the bpmn model
- SequenceFlow(String, String, String) - Constructor for class bpmnCore.SequenceFlow
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Class constructor instantiates a new sequence flow.
- SequenceFlow(String, String, String, String) - Constructor for class bpmnCore.SequenceFlow
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Class constructor instantiates a new sequence flow.
- sequenceFlows - Variable in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
The sequence flows.
- serializer - Variable in class bpmnCore.BPMNGraph
-
The serializer.
- Serializer - Class in bpmnExport
-
The Class Serializer serializes a memory model to a specific output format.
- Serializer() - Constructor for class bpmnExport.Serializer
-
- ServiceGraph - Class in bpmnCore
-
Class takes services in correct temporal order by creating an graph structure.
- ServiceGraph(ArrayList<DTO_ServiceObject>) - Constructor for class bpmnCore.ServiceGraph
-
Class constructor initialize node- and rule-lists.
- serviceModelRule - Variable in class bpmImport.smParser.ServiceObjectContentHandler
-
The current service model rule.
- ServiceNode - Class in bpmnCore
-
The Class ServiceNode is a node of the temporal service graph.
- ServiceNode(String, String) - Constructor for class bpmnCore.ServiceNode
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Class constructor instantiates a new service node.
- serviceNodeList - Variable in class bpmnCore.ServiceGraph
-
holds all services as nodes for graph structure.
- serviceObject - Variable in class bpmImport.smParser.ServiceObjectContentHandler
-
The current service object.
- serviceObjectContentHandler - Variable in class bpmImport.smParser.Parser
-
The service object content handler extract data
- ServiceObjectContentHandler - Class in bpmImport.smParser
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The Class ServiceObjectContentHandler parses the service modell elements and attributes.
- ServiceObjectContentHandler() - Constructor for class bpmImport.smParser.ServiceObjectContentHandler
-
- serviceObjectList - Variable in class bpmImport.smParser.Parser
-
The service object list holds service components
- serviceObjectList - Variable in class bpmImport.smParser.ServiceObjectContentHandler
-
The service object list.
- serviceObjectList - Variable in class bpmnCore.ServiceGraph
-
holds services of imported service configuration.
- setAllSuccessors(HashSet<String>) - Method in class bpmnCore.ServiceNode
-
Sets the all successors.
- setAnnotation() - Method in class bpmImport.SMImport
-
Sets the annotation.
- setAnnotations(HashMap<String, Annotation>) - Method in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
Sets the annotations.
- setAssociationRef(HashMap<String, String>) - Method in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
Sets the association ref.
- setAssociations(HashMap<String, Association>) - Method in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
Sets the associations.
- setAttributes(HashMap<String, Object>) - Method in class application.SM2BPMNStarter
-
Sets the attributes.
- setAttributes(HashMap<String, ArrayList<String>>) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.DTO_ServiceObject
-
Sets the attributes.
- setBounds(ArrayList<Bounds>) - Method in class bpmnCore.Shape
-
Sets the bounds.
- setChild(String) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.Edge
-
Sets the child.
- setComponentName(String) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.Rule
-
Sets the component name.
- setContent(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Documentation
-
Sets the content.
- setCreatedAt(String) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.ModelInfo
-
Sets the created at.
- setDefaultValues(IdGenerator) - Method in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
Sets the default values.
- setDefinitions(Definitions) - Method in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
Sets the definitions.
- setDeltaHeight(double) - Method in class bpmLayout.SimpleLayouter
-
- setDeltaWidth(double) - Method in class bpmLayout.SimpleLayouter
-
- setDescription(String) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.DTO_ServiceObject
-
Sets the description.
- setDescription(String) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.ModelInfo
-
Sets the description.
- setDiagram(Diagram) - Method in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
Sets the diagram.
- setDocumentation() - Method in class bpmImport.SMImport
-
Sets the documentation.
- setDocumentation(Documentation) - Method in class bpmnCore.Task
-
Sets the documentation.
- setDocumentLocator(Locator) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.ServiceObjectContentHandler
-
- setDTO_RuleElementBase(DTO_RuleElementType) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.Rule
-
Sets the dT o_ rule element base.
- setEdgeRef(HashMap<String, String>) - Method in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
Sets the edge ref.
- setEdges(HashMap<String, Edge>) - Method in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
Sets the edges.
- setEndEvents(HashMap<String, EndEvent>) - Method in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
Sets the end events.
- setGateways(HashMap<String, Gateway>) - Method in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
Sets the gateways.
- setGuid(String) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.DTO_ServiceObject
-
Sets the guid.
- setHeight(double) - Method in class bpmnCore.Bounds
-
Sets the height.
- setId(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Annotation
-
Sets the id.
- setId(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Association
-
Sets the id.
- setId(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Definitions
-
Sets the id.
- setId(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Diagram
-
Sets the id.
- setId(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Documentation
-
Sets the id.
- setId(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Edge
-
Sets the id.
- setId(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Element
-
Sets the id.
- setId(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Process
-
Sets the id.
- setId(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.ServiceNode
-
Sets the id.
- setId(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Shape
-
Sets the id.
- setIncoming(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.EndEvent
-
Sets the incoming.
- setIncoming(HashSet<String>) - Method in class bpmnCore.Gateway
-
Sets the incoming.
- setIncoming(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Task
-
Sets the incoming.
- setInputFileName(String) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.Parser
-
Sets the input file name.
- setLabel(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.ServiceNode
-
Sets the label.
- setLastChangeAt(String) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.ModelInfo
-
Sets the last change at.
- setLayouter(Layouter) - Method in class bpmnCore.BPMNGraph
-
Sets the layouter.
- setMm(MemoryModel) - Method in class bpmnCore.BPMNGraph
-
Sets the mm.
- setModelRules(ArrayList<DTO_ServiceModelRule>) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.Parser
-
Sets the model rules.
- setModelType(String) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.ModelInfo
-
Sets the model type.
- setName(String) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.DTO_Attribute
-
Sets the name.
- setName(String) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.DTO_ServiceModelRule
-
Sets the name.
- setName(String) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.DTO_ServiceObject
-
Sets the name.
- setName(String) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.ModelInfo
-
Sets the name.
- setName(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Diagram
-
Sets the name.
- setName(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Element
-
Sets the name.
- setOutgoing(HashSet<String>) - Method in class bpmnCore.Gateway
-
Sets the outgoing.
- setOutgoing(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.StartEvent
-
Sets the outgoing.
- setOutgoing(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Task
-
Sets the outgoing.
- setParent(String) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.Edge
-
Sets the parent.
- setPlane(Plane) - Method in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
Sets the plane.
- setPoints(ArrayList<Point>) - Method in class bpmnCore.Edge
-
Sets the points.
- setPosition(Point) - Method in class bpmnCore.Bounds
-
Sets the position.
- setPostRules(ArrayList<Rule>) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.DTO_ServiceModelRule
-
Sets the post rules.
- setPreRules(ArrayList<Rule>) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.DTO_ServiceModelRule
-
Sets the pre rules.
- setProcess(Process) - Method in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
Sets the process.
- setPublic(boolean) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.ModelInfo
-
Sets the public.
- setRefId(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Edge
-
Sets the ref id.
- setRefId(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Plane
-
Sets the ref id.
- setRefId(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Shape
-
Sets the ref id.
- setRuleSuccessors(DTO_ServiceModelRule, HashMap<String, HashSet<String>>) - Method in class bpmnCore.ServiceGraph
-
set all post rule components for a given pre rule component given by temporal conditions.
- setRuleType(RuleType) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.Rule
-
Sets the rule type.
- setSelected(boolean) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.Rule
-
Sets the selected.
- setSequenceFlows(HashMap<String, SequenceFlow>) - Method in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
Sets the sequence flows.
- setSerializer(Serializer) - Method in class bpmnCore.BPMNGraph
-
Sets the serializer.
- setServiceObjectList(ArrayList<DTO_ServiceObject>) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.Parser
-
Sets the service object list.
- setServiceObjectList(ArrayList<DTO_ServiceObject>) - Method in class bpmnCore.ServiceGraph
-
Sets the service object list.
- setShapeHeigh(double) - Method in class bpmLayout.SimpleLayouter
-
- setShapeRef(HashMap<String, String>) - Method in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
Sets the shape ref.
- setShapes(HashMap<String, Shape>) - Method in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
Sets the shapes.
- setShapeWidth(double) - Method in class bpmLayout.SimpleLayouter
-
- setSourceId(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Association
-
Sets the source id.
- setSourceRef(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.SequenceFlow
-
Sets the source ref.
- setStartEvents(HashMap<String, StartEvent>) - Method in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
Sets the start events.
- setState(String) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.ModelInfo
-
Sets the state.
- setSuccessors(ArrayList<DTO_ServiceObject>) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.DTO_ServiceObject
-
Sets the successors.
- setTargetId(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Association
-
Sets the target id.
- setTargetRef(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.SequenceFlow
-
Sets the target ref.
- setTasks(HashMap<String, Task>) - Method in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
Sets the tasks.
- setText(String) - Method in class bpmnCore.Annotation
-
Sets the text.
- setType(DTO_ServiceObjectType) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.DTO_ServiceObject
-
Sets the type.
- setValues(ArrayList<String>) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.DTO_Attribute
-
Sets the values.
- setWidth(double) - Method in class bpmnCore.Bounds
-
Sets the width.
- setX(double) - Method in class bpmnCore.Point
-
Sets the x.
- setY(double) - Method in class bpmnCore.Point
-
Sets the y.
- sg - Variable in class bpmImport.SMImport
-
The sg.
- Shape - Class in bpmnCore
-
The Class Shape represents an graphical element.
- Shape() - Constructor for class bpmnCore.Shape
-
Class constructor instantiates a new shape.
- Shape(String) - Constructor for class bpmnCore.Shape
-
Class constructor instantiates a new shape.
- shapeHeigh - Variable in class bpmLayout.SimpleLayouter
-
- shapeRef - Variable in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
The shape ref.
- shapes - Variable in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
The shapes.
- shapeWidth - Variable in class bpmLayout.SimpleLayouter
-
- SimpleLayouter - Class in bpmLayout
-
- SimpleLayouter() - Constructor for class bpmLayout.SimpleLayouter
-
- skippedEntity(String) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.ServiceObjectContentHandler
-
- SM2BPMNStarter - Class in application
-
The Class SM2BPMNStarter starts a new service model to business process model process.
- SM2BPMNStarter(String[]) - Constructor for class application.SM2BPMNStarter
-
Class constructor instantiates a new service model to business process model process.
- SMImport - Class in bpmImport
-
The Class SMImport produce the memory model by a given service graph.
- SMImport(ServiceGraph) - Constructor for class bpmImport.SMImport
-
Class constructor instantiates a new sM import.
- SMImport(ServiceGraph, IdGenerator) - Constructor for class bpmImport.SMImport
-
Class constructor instantiates a new sM import.
- sourceId - Variable in class bpmnCore.Association
-
The source id.
- sourceRef - Variable in class bpmnCore.SequenceFlow
-
The source ref.
- start() - Method in class application.SM2BPMNStarter
-
Starts the service model to business process model process.
- startDocument() - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.ServiceObjectContentHandler
-
- startElement(String, String, String, Attributes) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.ServiceObjectContentHandler
-
- StartEvent - Class in bpmnCore
-
The Class StartEvent represents a start event according to the bpmn model.
- StartEvent(String) - Constructor for class bpmnCore.StartEvent
-
Class constructor instantiates a new start event.
- StartEvent(String, String) - Constructor for class bpmnCore.StartEvent
-
Class constructor instantiates a new start event.
- startEvents - Variable in class bpmnCore.MemoryModel
-
The start events.
- startPrefixMapping(String, String) - Method in class bpmImport.smParser.ServiceObjectContentHandler
-
- state - Variable in class bpmImport.smParser.ModelInfo
-
The state.
- state - Variable in class bpmnCore.IdGenerator
-
The state.
- successors - Variable in class bpmImport.smParser.DTO_ServiceObject
-
The successors.
- successors - Variable in class bpmnCore.ServiceNode
-
The direct successors.


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- Business
- Second Life
- Software Development
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I've just been looking at the Sun UltraSPARC T2 launch announcement, including a video that used Second Life (sl) to model the chip and show it off.
Whilst this was very crude and could have been done with a power point slide it did get me thinking as to what is possible.
- Creating models of products (from nuclear power plants to accounting packages) for demonstration and training purposes
- Using sl as a forum to discuss models for business purposes
- Illustrating technical information (e.g. financial results, software product architecture, business process) in a more intuitive and interesting way
In case it's not obvious, the advantage of using second life is that the models are not constrained by real physics and can have intelligent behaviour. This allows for very imaginative and flexible presentation of information
However creating such sl life models can be time consuming and requires programming skill so there is an opportunity for sl builders to sell their skills to organisations who want to build such things. You can even get directly paid in real money, not Linden dollars :-).
If you already know of such services let me know.
Update 14/Aug:
After a conversation with a colleague an even more awesome scenario suggest when showing off software that reacts with real world events (e.g. security software). Have the event occur in second life and then trigger the relevant software via via a Linden http trigger.


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| PReport |
| PReport realizes the building of text reports, such reports are represented by the strings' list and can be printed with high speed on matrix printers. The printing of text reports done in the text mode and has a number of essential differences from the standard mechanism of printing in Windows. |


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shared_memory
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Public Member Functions | |
| Exchange_manager_consumer (std::string segment_id, std::string object_id, bool leading, bool autolock=true) | |
| An exchange_manager_consumer reads from the shared memory serialized items produced by an instance of exchange_manager_producer (which should use the same segment_id and object_id), possibly running in a separate process. More... | |
| void | lock () |
| lock the mutex required for writting in the shared memory without any collision with any producer. More... | |
| void | unlock () |
| unlock the mutex for writting in the shared memory without any collision with any producer. More... | |
| bool | consume (Serializable &serializable) |
| read from the underlying shared memory a serialized object (set by a producer). More... | |
| bool | ready_to_consume () |
| returns true if a producer is also running. More... | |
| bool | purge_feedbacks () |
| When this instance consumes an item, the item id is written in a shared queue for the producer to read (and acquire the feedback the item has been consumed). More... | |
| int | nb_char_read () |
| returns the number of char that have been read from the exchange queue. More... | |
| bool | is_producer_queue_empty () const |
| bool | is_consumer_queue_empty () const |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static void | clean_mutex (std::string segment_id) |
| static void | clean_memory (std::string segment_id) |
Private Types | |
| typedef Exchange_manager_memory< Serializable, QUEUE_SIZE > | Memory |
| typedef std::shared_ptr< Memory > | Memory_ptr |
Private Member Functions | |
| void | reset () |
Private Attributes | |
| Memory_ptr | memory_ |
| bool | leading_ |
| bool | autolock_ |
| std::string | segment_id_ |
| std::string | object_id_ |
| Exchange_manager_consumer::Exchange_manager_consumer | ( | std::string | segment_id, |
| std::string | object_id, | ||
| bool | leading, | ||
| bool | autolock = true |
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| ) |
An exchange_manager_consumer reads from the shared memory serialized items produced by an instance of exchange_manager_producer (which should use the same segment_id and object_id), possibly running in a separate process.
| segment_id | id of the shared memory segment |
| object_id | id of the shared memory object prefix |
| the | consumer is to be "permanent", while different producers may provide data. Implies the deletion of the underlying share memory upon destruction. |
| mutex | locking mechanism internally managed by the producer. If false, lock has to be "manually" called. This allows for example to set several items in one shot |
| bool Exchange_manager_consumer::consume | ( | Serializable & | serializable | ) |
read from the underlying shared memory a serialized object (set by a producer).
Should be called only if ready_to_consume returns true.
| void Exchange_manager_consumer::lock | ( | ) |
lock the mutex required for writting in the shared memory without any collision with any producer.
Should be called before calls to "consume". Not required if the constructor was called with autolock set to true
| int Exchange_manager_consumer::nb_char_read | ( | ) |
returns the number of char that have been read from the exchange queue.
For debugging purposes
| bool Exchange_manager_consumer::purge_feedbacks | ( | ) |
When this instance consumes an item, the item id is written in a shared queue for the producer to read (and acquire the feedback the item has been consumed).
This shared queue may get full (e.g the producer does not read it fast enough), in which case the item id is buffered in this instance. If this instance stops to consume, the buffered item ids will never be written in the shared queue, and the producer will not receive the corresponding feedback. This attempts to write the buffered ids into the queue, and returns true if the buffer is not empty after the call (i.e. some feedbacks have not been sent yet), false otherwise. Usage: to call before exit until true is returned
| bool Exchange_manager_consumer::ready_to_consume | ( | ) |
returns true if a producer is also running.
'consume' should be called only if ready_to_consume returns true.
| void Exchange_manager_consumer::unlock | ( | ) |
unlock the mutex for writting in the shared memory without any collision with any producer.
Not required if the constructor was called with autolock set to true


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HomeSDK |
Describe the general service address like Privacy Policy、Service Agreement、FAQ. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| String | getRouter_help () |
| Gets the router sets help address. More... | |
| void | setRouter_help (String router_help) |
| Sets the router sets help address. More... | |
| String | getNetwork_failure () |
| Gets network failure help address. More... | |
| void | setNetwork_failure (String network_failure) |
| Sets network failure help address. More... | |
| String | getMethod_url () |
| Gets method help address. More... | |
| void | setMethod_url (String method_url) |
| Sets method help address. More... | |
| String | getWifi_device_url () |
| Gets wifi device help address. More... | |
| void | setWifi_device_url (String wifi_device_url) |
| Sets wifi device help address. More... | |
| String | getJudge_url () |
| Gets network frequency band judgment help address. More... | |
| void | setJudge_url (String judge_url) |
| Sets network frequency band judgment help address. More... | |
| String | getSearch_failure_url () |
| Gets search failure address. More... | |
| void | setSearch_failure_url (String search_failure_url) |
| Sets search failure address. More... | |
| String | getFaq () |
| Gets faq address. More... | |
| void | setFaq (String faq) |
| Sets faq address. More... | |
| String | getPrivacy () |
| Gets privacy policy address. More... | |
| void | setPrivacy (String privacy) |
| Sets privacy policy address. More... | |
| String | getService_url () |
| Gets service address. More... | |
| void | setService_url (String service_url) |
| Sets service address. More... | |
| String | getToco_transfer_guide () |
| Gets ipc toco transfer guide. More... | |
| void | setToco_transfer_guide (String toco_transfer_guide) |
| Sets ipc toco transfer guide. More... | |
| String | getNot_receive_message_url () |
| Gets not receive message url. More... | |
| void | setNot_receive_message_url (String not_receive_message_url) |
| Sets not receive message url. More... | |
| String | getNot_receive_email_url () |
| Gets not receive email url. More... | |
| void | setNot_receive_email_url (String not_receive_email_url) |
| Sets not receive email url. More... | |
Describe the general service address like Privacy Policy、Service Agreement、FAQ.
| String com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.getFaq | ( | ) |
Gets faq address.
| String com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.getJudge_url | ( | ) |
Gets network frequency band judgment help address.
| String com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.getMethod_url | ( | ) |
Gets method help address.
| String com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.getNetwork_failure | ( | ) |
Gets network failure help address.
| String com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.getNot_receive_email_url | ( | ) |
Gets not receive email url.
| String com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.getNot_receive_message_url | ( | ) |
Gets not receive message url.
| String com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.getPrivacy | ( | ) |
Gets privacy policy address.
| String com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.getRouter_help | ( | ) |
Gets the router sets help address.
| String com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.getSearch_failure_url | ( | ) |
Gets search failure address.
| String com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.getService_url | ( | ) |
Gets service address.
| String com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.getToco_transfer_guide | ( | ) |
Gets ipc toco transfer guide.
| String com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.getWifi_device_url | ( | ) |
Gets wifi device help address.
| void com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.setFaq | ( | String | faq | ) |
Sets faq address.
| faq | the faq address |
| void com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.setJudge_url | ( | String | judge_url | ) |
Sets network frequency band judgment help address.
| judge_url | the judge address |
| void com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.setMethod_url | ( | String | method_url | ) |
Sets method help address.
| method_url | the method help address |
| void com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.setNetwork_failure | ( | String | network_failure | ) |
Sets network failure help address.
| network_failure | the network failure help address |
| void com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.setNot_receive_email_url | ( | String | not_receive_email_url | ) |
Sets not receive email url.
| not_receive_email_url | the not receive email url |
| void com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.setNot_receive_message_url | ( | String | not_receive_message_url | ) |
Sets not receive message url.
| not_receive_message_url | the not receive message url |
| void com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.setPrivacy | ( | String | privacy | ) |
Sets privacy policy address.
| privacy | the privacy policy address |
| void com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.setRouter_help | ( | String | router_help | ) |
Sets the router sets help address.
| router_help | the router help address |
| void com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.setSearch_failure_url | ( | String | search_failure_url | ) |
Sets search failure address.
| search_failure_url | the search failure address |
| void com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.setService_url | ( | String | service_url | ) |
Sets service address.
| service_url | the service address |
| void com.tuya.smart.android.user.bean.CommonConfigBean.setToco_transfer_guide | ( | String | toco_transfer_guide | ) |
Sets ipc toco transfer guide.
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Sets wifi device help address.
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PropTypes:
hospitals: An array of hospital javascript objects to show on the graph.
selectedVariable: An array of two variable objects describing the variables for each axis of the graph.
setVariable: A function that is called when one of the axis variable is set/changed.
requestData: A function that is called when both axis variables are defined and new data is needed.
variables: An array of variables objects of type number that are suitable to display on this graph.
year: A string that describes of which year the data of the hospitals should be analysed.
hasLoaded: A boolean that is true when correlating data has been fetched from the API.
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append axes to a svg
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creates the dataset from arrays of data for x and y values
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create svg
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Draws a Scatterplot with a regression line
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drawEmptyChart
Draws an empty scatterplot (only axes without any text)
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makeDataArrays
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removeChart
remove drawn chart
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returnData
Returns the values stored in a this.props.objects canton/hospital
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selectXAxis
defining behaviour on dropdown click
write the selected variable to state and update chart on X axis
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selectYAxis
defining behaviour on dropdown click
write the selected variable to state and update chart on Y axis
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Methods
componentDidUpdate()
Called when the Component has been updated.
Checks if the chart has to be (re)drawn or needs to be drawn empty.
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render() → {JSX}
Creates zwo dropdowns and scatterplot with regression line
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Returns:
- Type
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In the wild these ducks eat worms, slugs, & small insects, along with grass and duck weed
At Bear Hollow they eat lettuce, fruit, and crickets
Range and Habitat:
Indian Runner Ducks are originally from the S.E. Asia & Indonesia.
They can currently be found worldwide on farms, ponds, and lakes, pretty much anywhere but Antarctica.
Physical Features:
They have very long neck and stand upright. The feet are pushed much further back on the body than most ducks. Since the feet are pushed farther back and ducks walk upright, they do not waddle or fly. In size they can range from 12 inches up to 14 inches and can weigh around 3 to 5 pounds. These birds are bred in many colors including white, black, gray, chocolate, fawn, tan, and blue.
Unlike other ducks, the Indian Runner does not waddle but rather the position of its legs gives them a characteristic running motion. They also have long snake-like necks, and when wandering around they walk flat but stand upright when disturbed.
Life Span:
In captivity these ducks can live from 8 to 10 years.
Reproduction:
The clutch size of the Indian Runner Duck can range from 8-14 eggs.
These ducks do not need water for breeding.
The incubation of the eggs takes approximately 28 days.
The eggs are white, off-white, blue, or light green. They are the size of a chicken egg.
Social Behavior:
With this breed of duck the females are more talkative than their male counterparts.
They are typically very friendly toward people and other ducks and can be easily held by people.
Conservation:
The Indian Runner Duck is considered “watched” status by the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy with fewer than 5,000 breeding birds in North America and 10 or fewer breeding flocks.
Interpretive Information:
Nicknamed the “bowling pin duck,” the Indian Runner Duck does not fly or waddle. As its name suggests it is a very good runner.
They are known for being excellent egg layers, laying up to 180 per year.
They are a favorite among poultry lovers. They are bred for natural pest control. Their waste makes good fertilizer and they are often kept as pets.
The Indian Runner Duck breed is believed to have originated in Southeast Asia. They are most likely from the islands of Indonesia, an area once known as the Dutch Indies, hence the name. In the 1800s a ship’s captain took two of these ducks from Malaya back to his home in Scotland. There the ducks were bred and the offspring distributed across the border into England.
Runners have a long history as evidenced by ancient Javan temple carvings indicating that Runner-type ducks existed in Indo China 2000 years ago.
Indian Runner Ducks are considered a very special breed of domestic duck. When they were first imported into Europe in the 1800’s, they attracted attention because of their tall, upright bodies and their incredible reputation for egg-laying. They had been found in the East Indies, from which they get their present name, but were referred to as “Penguin Ducks” by Dutch explorers and some of the early importers.
Bear Hollow’s Indian Runner Duck:
Male: Dexter: (pictured above)
He was most likely born around May of 2011.
Zoo staff became aware of Dexter when a visitor informed staff that there was a duck having trouble out in the pond in Memorial Park. While park staff do not feed, treat or manage wild animal populations on the lake, they will check out reports of animals in distress. When they arrived they found that sure enough, Dexter was water-logged, basically half-drowned and was being bullied by the wild geese and ducks, who, as a survival instinct, attempted to drive him away because he was weak and would attract predators.
Staff observed that Dexter’s wings were deformed due to malnutrition and surmised that someone got him for Easter in 2011, didn’t know how to take care of him properly, and then abandoned him at Memorial Park, thinking that he would be fine there, without realizing that he is not truly a water duck.
Dexter was clearly imprinted on humans and is not afraid of humans at all, so staff rescued him and he’s been at the zoo since Spring of 2012.


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- tweepy.streaming.StreamListener(__builtin__.object)
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- TwitterStreamListener
class Logger |
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This class is handling all log events and keeps track of events logfiles. |
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Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, cfg)
- Initialization.
- log_add(self, level, message)
- Adding an entry to the current logfile.
:param int level: the log-level (usually 1-5) of the message
- log_send_email(self, subject, message)
- Sending an email to the specified administrator.
:param str subject: the subject of the email
:param str message: the body of the message
- log_tail(self, n)
- Returning the last n messages in the current logfile.
:param int n: the number of messages to return; 0 returns all
:return list: a list of entries
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class TwitterStreamListener(tweepy.streaming.StreamListener) |
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The Tweepy StreamListener. |
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- Method resolution order:
- TwitterStreamListener
- tweepy.streaming.StreamListener
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self)
- Docstring for Logger.
- add_to_mongodb(self, status)
- Addint statuses to MongoDB.
- clear_buffer(self)
- Write the buffer to MongoDB.
- connect_mongodb(self)
- Connecting to MongoDB.
- media_download(self, insert_id)
- Calling the media downloader.
- on_error(self, status_code)
- Reacting to Twitter errors.
- on_status(self, status)
- Collecting statuses and handling them.
Methods inherited from tweepy.streaming.StreamListener:
- keep_alive(self)
- Called when a keep-alive arrived
- on_connect(self)
- Called once connected to streaming server.
This will be invoked once a successful response
is received from the server. Allows the listener
to perform some work prior to entering the read loop.
- on_data(self, raw_data)
- Called when raw data is received from connection.
Override this method if you wish to manually handle
the stream data. Return False to stop stream and close connection.
- on_delete(self, status_id, user_id)
- Called when a delete notice arrives for a status
- on_direct_message(self, status)
- Called when a new direct message arrives
- on_disconnect(self, notice)
- Called when twitter sends a disconnect notice
Disconnect codes are listed here:
https://dev.twitter.com/docs/streaming-apis/messages#Disconnect_messages_disconnect
- on_event(self, status)
- Called when a new event arrives
- on_exception(self, exception)
- Called when an unhandled exception occurs.
- on_friends(self, friends)
- Called when a friends list arrives.
friends is a list that contains user_id
- on_limit(self, track)
- Called when a limitation notice arrives
- on_timeout(self)
- Called when stream connection times out
- on_warning(self, notice)
- Called when a disconnection warning message arrives
Data descriptors inherited from tweepy.streaming.StreamListener:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
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This class serves dual purpose, as it is loaded on the main (index.html) page as well as
individual pages that are loaded into the main page.
Since individual pages are loaded as iframes, we use a messaging system to
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| lesson 42 Modern caveman |
| Cave exploration, or pot-holing, as it has come to be known, is a relatively new sport. |
| Perhaps it is the desire for solitude or the chance of making an unexpected discovery that lures people down to the depths of the earth. |
| It is impossible to give a satisfactory explanation for a pot-holer's motives. |
| For him, caves have the same peculiar fascination which high mountains have for the climber. |
| They arouse instincts which can only be dimly understood. |
| Exploring really deep caves is not a task for the Sunday afternoon rambler. |
| Such undertakings require the precise planning and foresight of military operations. |
| It can take as long as eight days to rig up rope ladders and to establish supply bases before a descent can be made into a very deep cave. |
| Precautions of this sort are necessary, |
| for it is impossible to foretell the exact nature of the difficulties which will confront the pot-holer. |
| The deepest known cave in the world is the Gouffre Berger near Grenoble. |
| It extends to a depth of 3, 723 feet. |
| This immense chasm has been formed by an underground stream which has tunnelled a course through a flaw in the rocks. |
| The entrance to the cave is on a plateau in the Dauphine Alps. |
| As it is only six feet across, it is barely noticeable. |
| The cave might never have been discovered has not the entrance been spotted by the distinguished French pot-holer, Berger. |
| Since its discovery, it has become a sort of potholers' Everest. |
| Though a number of descents have been made, much of it still remains to be explored. |
| A team of pot-holers recently went down the Gouffre Berger. |
| After entering the narrow gap on the plateau, they climbed down the steep sides of the cave until they came to a narrow corridor. |
| They had to edge their way along this, sometimes wading across shallow streams, or swimming across deep pools. |
| Suddenly they came to a waterfall which dropped into an underground lake at the bottom of the cave. |
| They plunged into the lake, and after loading their gear on an inflatable rubber dinghy, let the current carry them to the other side. |
| To protect themselves from the icy water, they had to wear special rubber suits. |
| At the far end of the lake, they came to huge piles of rubble which had been washed up by the water. |
| In this part of the cave, they could hear an insistent booming sound |
| which they found was caused by a small waterspout shooting down into a pool from the roof of the cave. |
| Squeezing through a cleft in the rocks, the pot-holers arrived at an enormous cavern, the size of a huge concert hall. |
| After switching on powerful arc lights, they saw great stalagmites -- some of them over forty feet high -- rising up like tree-trunks to meet the stalactites suspended from the roof. |
| Round about, piles of limestone glistened in all the colours of the rainbow. |
| In the eerie silence of the cavern, |
| the only sound that could be heard was made by water which dripped continuously from the high dome above them. |


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This is my portfolio, which will house all my freelance work. I am currently learning how to code via Free Code Camp. I have always had an interest in technology and the impact it has on our daily lives. This is both from a software and hardware point of view. I previously built a couple drag and drop websites which never really fit my requirements. I am also currently studying Spanish (estudio espanol ☺) via Duolingo and a couple friends.
I previously ran a small business called Dynamic Motives. I delivered presentations and workshops on key issues facing young people such as, Student Finance, University, Budgeting, Public Speaking and Exam technique. These sessions would be delivered at secondary schools, colleges and youth centres. I have delivered over 200 presentations to various different types and sizes of audiences. Essentially this will be the place where I will offer my burgeoning coding skills (primarily front-end work) and my workshops/presentations for young people. At this point of time I have a reasonable understanding of HTML, CSS, Bootstrap and some knowledge of jQuery and currently learning more about JavaScript.


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An ultimate guide on how to ask questions in Slack
Slack has become the number 1 tool for workplace communications. It is very rich in features, super easy to use and we can reach any teammate directly. But all the goodness comes with a cost. That cost is all the distractions we receive during the day. Sometimes we fail on finishing very simple tasks due to the mentions and direct messages we receive all day.
It does not have to be in that way. We can be more mindful of productivity for ourselves and others.
1. Firstly, ask questions to yourself before escalating them to others.
1. Do I need to ask that?
You might think this is a silly question/inquiry to ask. But remember how many times we get interrupted by things that can also be answered by the askers themselves. Be mindful and think before asking!
2. Are they relevant to this matter?
Before mentioning people or messaging them directly, ask yourself if they are relevant. You might think that it is a good idea to tag people to let them read and be notified about the situation. However, believe me, it is not a good idea. We have constant information flow during the day and we work hard on making sense to filter what is relevant and what is not. Just by being mindful before escalating issues, we can eliminate most of the distractions. Next time when you mention individuals or groups, think about if it is worth consuming their prefrontal cortex capacity. Is it worth making them switching context?
Book recommendation: "Your Brain at Work" by David Rock is a masterpiece about productivity.
2. Summarize your question.
Congratulations your question passed the mindfulness filters! Now you need to summarize your question. In contrast to Slack or Telegram, we summarize our thoughts in our emails. We make sure that we are understood well and our message is packed in a single sending. The problem with email is if a reply of an email starts a new conversation, it takes a lot of time to settle the conversation. Instant messaging communication tools like Slack don’t have this problem. We engage with our teammates in a near real-time communication style. I picked the phrase “near real-time” specifically. See the example conversation below to understand I mean:
Your teammate: Hi!
You: Hi!
(wait 10 seconds)
Your teammate: How are you doing?
You: I am doing well. And you?
(15 seconds)
Your teammate: Can I ask you a question?
You: Of course!

Does it look familiar? We can solve that by bringing together of the best of emailing and instant messaging worlds. Consider summarizing your question into a single message. Start your conversation like an email in Slack.
Your teammate: Hi Melcolm! I have a question for you: xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxxx xxxx?
After the initial question, instant messaging may follow. That’s how we can bring the best of two worlds together.
3. Be clear!
Imagine a scenario that you worked on a task with your colleague from another team. She is doing her things and you are working on your thing on the next few days. When you ask a question like “Is there an update regarding the issue?”, you should know that would not make any sense for her. She cannot read your thoughts and cannot know about the context in your brain. What “the” issue? Try to be more explicit. Here are some examples:
Example 1:
Is there an update regarding -the issue-? Is there an update regarding +the issue with the copier we talked about on Monday+?
Example 2:
Did you talk to -her- about -it-? Did you talk to +Suzanne+ about +sending the laptop to repair+?
4. Finally, Read what you wrote before sending!
It is always wise to have a final check on what we wrote before sending it. Is is going to be understood? Did I overuse use pronouns or other noun replacements? Refine your writing before sending and voila!

I wish you all more productive working days.


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The person who created this scope.
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Date of birth.
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A URL pointing to a player for a specific video.
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The end date and time of the event (in ISO 8601 date format).
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Geo coordinates.
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Given name.
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From http://schema.org/MusicRecording, which album a song is in.
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Latitude.
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Longitude.
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The name of this scope.
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Property of http://schema.org/TVEpisode indicating which series the episode belongs to.
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Street address.
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Comment text, review text, etc.
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From http://schema.org/MusicRecording, the artist that performed this recording.
Actual bytes of the media object, for example the image file or video file.
The list of contributors for this scope.
The date this scope was last modified.
The initial date this scope was published.
The string describing the content of this scope.
The duration of the item (movie, audio recording, event, etc.) in ISO 8601 date format.
A URL pointing to a player for a specific video. In general, this is the information in the src element of an embed tag and should not be the same as the content of the loc tag.
The end date and time of the event (in ISO 8601 date format).
Family name. In the U.S., the last name of an Person. This can be used along with givenName instead of the Name property.
Given name. In the U.S., the first name of a Person. This can be used along with familyName instead of the Name property.
From http://schema.org/MusicRecording, which album a song is in.
The location of the event or organization.
Property of http://schema.org/TVEpisode indicating which series the episode belongs to.
The main performer or performers of the event-for example, a presenter, musician, or actor.
Player type required-for example, Flash or Silverlight.
Post office box number.
The start date and time of the event (in ISO 8601 date format).
A url to a thumbnail image for this scope.
The exchange traded instrument associated with a Corporation object. The tickerSymbol is expressed as an exchange and an instrument name separated by a space character. For the exchange component of the tickerSymbol attribute, we reccommend using the controlled vocaulary of Market Identifier Codes (MIC) specified in ISO15022.
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layout: post
title: Ctrl-Alt-Del for Linux
date: '2015-11-16T21:08:00.000-08:00'
author: Mark J. Lehman
tags:
- ubuntu
- linux
modified_time: '2015-12-26T21:09:38.855-08:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4459370175540830177.post-7603274823647985589
blogger_orig_url: http://spaghettirefactory.blogspot.com/2015/11/ctrl-alt-del-for-linux.html
---
Back in my Ubuntu days, I had some issues with my computer locking up, and I didn’t know Linux well enough to break free. Once I found out about this trick, I was able to unlock 90% of the time.
The easiest way for me to remember was “BUSIER” spelled backwards.


Gangs are smuggling containers of dogs instead of drugs due to weak port security
There are calls for a crackdown on the trade and a change to the way we buy pets - and harsher sentences for the smugglers
by Karen RockettEvil gangs are cashing in on poor port security to smuggle in containers full of puppies.
MPs, vets and animal charities joined forces this week to demand a crackdown on the trade and a change to the way we buy our pets.
The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee session also revealed that criminals are choosing to smuggle dogs over drugs as it is low risk but high profit.
RSPCA Chief Inspector Briggs said: “We know that smugglers will bring in puppies before 5am because they know they can avoid checks at the ports and borders. These are dogs deliberately brought in with no paperwork at all.
“No one organisation can tackle this problem on its own. These puppies are a commodity – they’re being trafficked across Europe.”
As part of an inquiry into the terrible trade, there were also calls for an increase to the maximum jail sentence for animal abusers to five years.
Lib Dem MP Angela Smith said: “We’re not talking about puppy smuggling here – we’re talking about puppy trafficking. It’s absolutely evil.”
Chief Inspector Briggs added: “The sort of people involved in this are involved in other crimes too. They’ve got no regard for the puppies and no regard for anyone else.
“We need to change consumer habits because it’s too easy to buy a dog.
“The aim is to try and change the attitude that you don’t want to buy a dog as cheaply as possible. What you want is quality – just like you do with any other domestic items you buy.”
No records are kept on dogs who arrive with no passports so there are no stats on how big the problem is.
The committee also called for a registration scheme for anyone selling puppies and better training for border staff. Increasing the minimum age pups are allowed to be imported from 15 weeks to 24 weeks could also help.
RSPCA boss David Bowles said: “ Brexit could provide us with an opportunity to tackle this problem.
“It is too easy for smugglers to avoid detection – as easily as hiding shipments of puppies behind cargo.”


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This is only required if the trust policy of the role being assumed includes a condition that requires MFA authentication..
Specify a serial number such as "GAHT12345678" for hardware MFA devices.
Specify an ARN such as "arn:aws:iam::123456789012:mfa/user" for virtual MFA devices.


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Spectral and Average Autocorrelation Zero Distance Density ('sazed') is a method for estimating the season length of a seasonal time series. 'sazed' is aimed at practitioners, as it employs only domain-agnostic preprocessing and does not depend on parameter tuning or empirical constants. The computation of 'sazed' relies on the efficient autocorrelation computation methods suggested by Thibauld Nion (2012, URL: <http://www.tibonihoo.net/literate_musing/autocorrelations.html>) and by Bob Carpenter (2012, URL: <https://lingpipe-blog.com/2012/06/08/autocorrelation-fft-kiss-eigen/>).
| Version: | 1.0.0 |
| Imports: | bspec (≥ 1.5), fftwtools (≥ 0.9.8), forecast (≥ 8.4), pracma (≥ 2.1.4), signal (≥ 0.7.6), zoo (≥ 1.8-3) |
| Published: | 2018-09-30 |
| Author: | Maximilian Toller [aut], Tiago Santos [aut, cre], Roman Kern [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Tiago Santos <teixeiradossantos at tugraz.at> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | sazedR results |
| Reference manual: | sazedR.pdf |
| Package source: | sazedR_1.0.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: sazedR_1.0.0.zip, r-release: sazedR_1.0.0.zip, r-oldrel: sazedR_1.0.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: sazedR_1.0.0.tgz, r-oldrel: sazedR_1.0.0.tgz |
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I'm doing a thermostat with display connected to the system emoncms.
as the library of the monitor is very heavy U8glib have had to move from a standalone Arduino Mega.
On standalone Arduino RF12 radio works perfectly
irq digital pin 2 (pin 4 ATMEGA328) sck digital pin 13 (pin 19 ATMEGA328) miso digital pin 12 (pin 18 ATMEGA328) mosi digital pin 11 (pin 17 ATMEGA328) ss digital pin 10 (pin 16 ATMEGA328)
I disconnected all the pins and I connected only to the radio and the sketch Rx_SimpleRFM12B (https://github.com/openenergymonitor/RFM12B_Simple/blob/master/Rx_Simple...). I changed the frequency at RF12_868MHZ
Arduino mega does not connect to the radio !!!
My configuratio:
3v (capacitor between vcc and gnd) gnd RFM_IRQ Pin 2 SS/SEL Pin 53 MOSI/SDI Pin 51 MISO/SDO Pin 50 SCK Pin 52
pins are defined in rf12.cpp library jeelib
#define SPI_SS 53 // PB0, pin 19 #define SPI_MOSI 51 // PB2, pin 21 #define SPI_MISO 50 // PB3, pin 22 #define SPI_SCK 52 // PB1, pin 20
I tried to insert the resistors on pins but the radio does not connect.
Thank
Zeno
Arduino mega
Submitted by zeno on Fri, 30/01/2015 - 07:32I'm doing a thermostat with display connected to the system emoncms.
as the library of the monitor is very heavy U8glib have had to move from a standalone Arduino Mega.
On standalone Arduino RF12 radio works perfectly
irq digital pin 2 (pin 4 ATMEGA328)
sck digital pin 13 (pin 19 ATMEGA328)
miso digital pin 12 (pin 18 ATMEGA328)
mosi digital pin 11 (pin 17 ATMEGA328)
ss digital pin 10 (pin 16 ATMEGA328)
I disconnected all the pins and I connected only to the radio and the sketch Rx_SimpleRFM12B (https://github.com/openenergymonitor/RFM12B_Simple/blob/master/Rx_Simple...). I changed the frequency at RF12_868MHZ
Arduino mega does not connect to the radio !!!
My configuratio:
3v (capacitor between vcc and gnd)
gnd
RFM_IRQ Pin 2
SS/SEL Pin 53
MOSI/SDI Pin 51
MISO/SDO Pin 50
SCK Pin 52
pins are defined in rf12.cpp library jeelib
#define SPI_SS 53 // PB0, pin 19
#define SPI_MOSI 51 // PB2, pin 21
#define SPI_MISO 50 // PB3, pin 22
#define SPI_SCK 52 // PB1, pin 20
I tried to insert the resistors on pins but the radio does not connect.
Thank
Zeno


Best Performance Practices in Public Financial Management
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What is this about?
Public Financial Management denotes good governance. This is implemented by making sure that (internal and external) stakeholders, that is the public, understand that resources are well taken care off.
Public Financial Management will make you understand and control how well the government Budgets for and uses financial resources.
To achieve this prudently the right information must be provided at the right time to the right people. That’s where we come in!
This Public Financial Management Program will assist you to develop a personal understanding of PFM and its role in development.
Who should attend?This Public Financial Management Course is Designed For Staff from:
- Public Utility organizations
- Local Governments
- Parastatals
- Government Ministries
- Government Commissions
Who are:
- Internal Audit Managers/Directors
- Risk and Compliance Managers/Directors
- Financial Directors
- Financial Advisors
- Auditors
- Chief Financial Officers
- Chief Accountants
- Management Accountants
- Heads of Budgeting
- Budgeting Personnel
- Planning Professionals
- Finance Managers
- Others interested in understanding Public Financial Management
- Integrate the strategic planning with budgets and processes of cost control, Identify the budgeting/financial skills required for better decision-making to Understand and analyze financial activity reports
- Identify sources of financial and business data that provide insights into business and financial strategies when converted to budgets
- Explore traditional versus innovative budgetary techniques Interpret budget variances and devise appropriate strategies to respond to them
- Explore traditional versus innovative cost analysis techniques
- Get to know activity-based budgeting (and costing) Explore capital budgeting techniques Plan, set and manage a budget
- Question the problems and limitations of budgets control and look for alternative tools
- Understand the importance of balancing financial and non-financial aspects to Explore key financial controls
- Improve the value for money for delivery to the stakeholders delivered by your service
- Understand the key functions of Public Financial Management;
- Acquire a conceptual basis for looking at and assessing PFM systems;
- Understand role and importance of PFM in the development process.
Objectives
- You will Integrate strategy, budgeting and cost control
- Permits testing of financial impact of strategic direction
- Managing different types of cost and their relevance to decision making
- Master techniques for cost benefit analysis
- Understand the problems of overheads and how Activity Based budgeting may aid decision-making and pricing strategies
- Select the costing measurement system that works
- Select the systems of performance measurement that works
- Discuss real case studies
- From cost to strategy to performance measurement
- Looking beyond budgeting
A highly self-motivated, result oriented and hardworking Public Sector Management professional with over 20 years of ‚hands-on‛, eye-on‛ expertise majorly gained from working with government ministries, semi-autonomous government agencies, donor agencies, NGO’s and private companies within the East and Central Africa region.
Professionally, I possess strong presentation, written communications and negotiation skills (both English and Kiswahili) which enable me to proactively incorporate the reality of managing opportunities in different contexts. In addition, I have excellent analytical skills combined with strong grasps and hands-on experience particularly in area of Regional trade facilitation, trade expansion and investment, regional integration, policy analysis, design and management of social enterprises, training of trainers, risk analysis and risk management.
Public Financial Management and its relationship with the Budget-Introduction to Financial Management that is Effective Introduction to PFM and the key concepts: Financial concepts
- The annual financial cycle of activities
- Sources of funding for the public sector
- Financial regulations and financial processes
- How transactions get reflected in financial management reports
- The connection between cash, revenue expenditure and assets
- Revenue expenditure vs. capital
- Understanding and interpreting financial management reports
- What is the Budget Cycle and an Exercise
- Macroeconomics and the Budget and a case study/exercise from the participant
- The Budget, budget preparation and Medium-Term Expenditure Framework and Exercise: Budget management
- The role of budget management within the financial control framework
- Connecting strategic planning with annual budgeting
- The annual budget cycle
- Budget setting, incremental vs. zero based budgets
- Features of a successful business case
- Identifying revenue and cost drivers for budget setting and management
- Analyzing in year budget reports and identifying variances
- Developing tactics to respond to budget variances
- Forecasting budget outturn
- Budget planning & performance and Different Case Studies from Different Countries
- Budget Implementation
- Internal control: Financial risks and controls
- Identifying operational risks and their financial consequences
- Risk and control frameworks used by the public sector
- The role of service managers in creating a strong control environment
- Specific control types and their uses
- Typical controls found in financial processes persons responsibilities over their operation
- Learning from real world issues in the application of financial controls
Master Salary and Payroll, Procurement Implementation and importance of IT
- Revenue and Administration; Achieving value for money
- Economy, efficiency and effectiveness
- Delivering services in a way which gives value for money to tax payers
- Prioritization of services
- The role of benchmarking
- Measuring value for money
- Accounting & Reporting
- Codes & Classification of Expenses
- Accounting, recording, reporting and Exercise
- Auditing & External Scrutiny from Auditors and Public at large; The Link with Budget support, be it Donor or Internal Support
- Internal Audit
- External Audit and Oversight
- Diagnostic tools
- Introduction to Public Financial Management reforms
The final day concludes in synthesis of what we learned over the last 4 days. It is a vital session to analyze what we learned and what can be adopted to fit the participant’s organization
- Conclusion of Program
- Synthesis of what we have learned
- Tying up the loose ends – what will work/not work
- Final case analysis AND Recap
- Certificates of participation and a photo session will be held to commemorate the wonderful experience of learning, interacting and networking.


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Hey everyone! I'm Anweshan Roy Chowdhury. I'm a student of the University of Calcutta, studying Computer Science. I am about to graduate with a B.Sc (or B.S.) Honours Degree from the University.I finished schooling from La Martinere for Boys, gave my ICSE and ISC examinations, and finally enrolled myself for higher education.
You may have fairly understood that I love coding. My interests are mainly on the fields of Artificial Intelligence, Backend Web Development, Front End Development, Automation on Embedded Systems.
Over the years I have fairly learnt many programming languages, some of which were self taught, while others were in the course. I was introduced to coding early in my life with a language called LOGO in standard 1 (maybe). From there it transitioned to BASIC from standard 6 through 8. From there onwards, I chose my 6th subject as "Computer Application" in class 9, with JAVA as the dominant language till standard 12.
I am fairly comfortable to write code in Python, C/C++, Kothlin, Shell/ Bash to name a few.
Lets start with the lowest machine language, i.e. Assembly Language (coding with 8085). Well I love the idea, but I do hate the attrocies amount of syntax and instructions needed.
Taking a step up, a quick mention to C/C++ & C#. I admire these languages the sole reason being the package it compiles itself is container native to the OS. This helps saving time to repackage a higher programming language to .exe/.dmg files. I am quite familier with Shell Programming.
In the same category, I would give a special mention to Prolog which I hate. I love SQL and is most familier with MySQL to PostgreSQL.
Most part of my coding career, I learnt how to think everything on the basis of JAVA. Still today if I am stuck, I write the pseudocode in JAVA, and then ultimately translate it into the required language.
As the Android market share is dominant & growing, I had to keep myself habituated with the JAVA syntax, when I learning a little bit of Kothlin.
With my interests in Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence, you would be introduced my all time preference Python. I can only describe it as “Superb and Supreme”
Focusing on web development. The first part I would talk about is the Front End. Well I use html
, and style my pages with CSS
. I keep the intensity of front end Javascript dependency as low as possible. Even if I have most features toggled with Javascript, I still try to keep the page working without the support of the same.
As I mentioned CSS & responsive, I would quickly mention Bootstrap. Well a mention to a modified JS library jQuery which I have used extensively and my fallback from fancy javascript libraries.
Taking about simplicity, I would mention Markdown which is actually very useful in most cases.
I will just give some honorary metions to JSON, Git, SSH, Composer, npm, bower, YAML, Maven, Gradle.


Donald Trump denies tweets attacking Marie Yovanovitch were witness intimidation – video
The US president has denied that attacks directed at the former US ambassador to Ukraine, as she testified in the second day of impeachment hearings, amounted to witness intimidation. ‘Everywhere Marie Yovanovitch went turned bad,’ Trump wrote in tweets which were dramatically read aloud to Yovanovitch at the hearing. Democrats immediately accused Trump of attempting to intimidate a witness.


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Before Change
def QA_fetch_depth_market_data(code=["000001", "000002"], ip=None, port=None):
global best_ip
if ip is None and port is None and best_ip["stock"]["ip"] is None and best_ip["stock"]["port"] is None:
best_ip = select_best_ip()
ip = best_ip["stock"]["ip"]
port = best_ip["stock"]["port"]
elif ip is None and port is None and best_ip["stock"]["ip"] is not None and best_ip["stock"]["port"] is not None:
ip = best_ip["stock"]["ip"]
port = best_ip["stock"]["port"]
else:
pass
api = TdxHq_API()
__data = pd.DataFrame()
with api.connect(ip, port):
code = [code] if type(code) is str else code
After Change
def QA_fetch_depth_market_data(code=["000001", "000002"], ip=None, port=None):
ip, port = get_mainmarket_ip(ip, port)
api = TdxHq_API()
__data = pd.DataFrame()
with api.connect(ip, port):
code = [code] if type(code) is str else code


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The Python runtime is available as an experimental Preview feature.
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| def | FilterRecords |
| def | RenderMain |
| def | RenderDrill |
| def | RenderDetail |
| def | RenderError |
| def | RenderPklList |
| def | ReadableTime |
| def | ListPklFiles |
| def | GetRoot |
| def | ReadData |
| def | InitURLStats |
| def | get |
| Public Member Functions inherited from google.appengine.ext.webapp._webapp25.RequestHandler | |
| def | initialize |
| def | get |
| def | post |
| def | head |
| def | options |
| def | put |
| def | delete |
| def | trace |
| def | error |
| def | redirect |
| def | handle_exception |
| def | new_factory |
| def | get_url |
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| tuple | dirname = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__)) |
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| Public Attributes inherited from google.appengine.ext.webapp._webapp25.RequestHandler | |
| request | |
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Handler for analysis page.
| def google.appengine.ext.analytics.main.StatsPage.FilterRecords | ( | self, | |
| recordlist, | |||
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| ) |
Returns subset of records that meet filtering crtieria. While navigating the tool, developers may wish to focus on a certain subset of records that meet desired filters. Currently, the supported filters are (i) by time of recording; and (ii) request latency. Filter information is parsed from request arguments. Args: recordlist: List of raw appstats records over which filtering condition must be applied. recording_starttime: Timestamp when recording of data starts expressed in seconds. This is the timestamp of the earliest recorded Appstats data. Returns: Subset of records that meet the filtering criteria
| def google.appengine.ext.analytics.main.StatsPage.get | ( | self | ) |
Handler for statistics/diagnostics page.
| def google.appengine.ext.analytics.main.StatsPage.GetRoot | ( | self | ) |
Determine the root directory of the application. Returns: Root directory of the application, i.e. directory that has app.yaml file. Returns None if it cannot locate the root directory.
| def google.appengine.ext.analytics.main.StatsPage.InitURLStats | ( | self, | |
| recordlist | |||
| ) |
Initialize data structures from appstats data. Args: recordlist: A list of Appstats records in RequestStatProto protobuf format in reverse chronological order (i.e. most recent first). Returns: records_bytimestamp: A dictionary. Each key is the timestamp of an Appstats record (expressed in seconds). Each value is the corresponding Appstats record (RequestStatProto protobuf). urlstatsdict: A dictionary with keys being URL paths, and values being URLStat objects.
| def google.appengine.ext.analytics.main.StatsPage.ListPklFiles | ( | self | ) |
Create a list of available pkl files. Generates a directory listing of application root directory to obtain a list of all pkl files. Returns: pklfiles: A list of tuples one per pkl file in the application root directory. Each tuple contains the file name, seconds elapsed since last modification, and a user-friendly version of elapsed second information. The list is sorted by seconds elapsed, i.e. most recently downloaded files are listed first.
| def google.appengine.ext.analytics.main.StatsPage.ReadableTime | ( | self, | |
| seconds | |||
| ) |
Convert seconds into user-friendly time. The seconds elapsed since an appstats file is shown on the directory page. This is converted into the most appropriate combination of units (minute, hour or day) to make it easy for the user to read. Args: seconds: Seconds elapsed since an Appstats data file was downloaded. Returns: elapsed: Readable version of seconds elapsed.
| def google.appengine.ext.analytics.main.StatsPage.ReadData | ( | self, | |
| source | |||
| ) |
Parses source option and reads appropriate data source. Args: source: Source of Appstats data. Either filename if being read from a file or MEMCACHE if being read from memcache. Returns: errormessage: An error message to display to the user if an error occured while reading data, None if no error occured. recordlist: A list of Appstats records in RequestStatProto protobuf format in reverse chronological order (i.e. most recent first).
| def google.appengine.ext.analytics.main.StatsPage.RenderDetail | ( | self, | |
| url, | |||
| urlstatsdict, | |||
| records_bytimestamp, | |||
| detail | |||
| ) |
Renders detailed Appstats view of single request. Args: url: URL that is being drilled into. urlstatsdict: A dictionary with keys being URL paths, and values being URLStat objects. records_bytimestamp: A dictionary. Each key is the timestamp of an Appstats record (expressed in seconds). Each value is the corresponding Appstats record (RequestStatProto protobuf). detail: An index that can help identify which record is being desired.
| def google.appengine.ext.analytics.main.StatsPage.RenderDrill | ( | self, | |
| url, | |||
| urlstatsdict, | |||
| recording_starttime, | |||
| source, | |||
| filter_condition | |||
| ) |
Rendering analysis page that drills into URL. Args: url: URL that is being drilled into. urlstatsdict: A dictionary with keys being URL paths, and values being URLStat objects. recording_starttime: Timestamp when recording of data starts expressed in seconds. This is the timestamp of the earliest recorded Appstats data. source: Source of Appstats data. Either filename if being read from a file or MEMCACHE if being read from memcache. filter_condition: Filter object that specifies filtering criteria on which requests must be shown.
| def google.appengine.ext.analytics.main.StatsPage.RenderError | ( | self, | |
| errormessage, | |||
| source | |||
| ) |
Render error message page. Args: errormessage: Error message to be rendered. source: Source of Appstats data. Either filename if being read from a file or MEMCACHE if being read from memcache.
| def google.appengine.ext.analytics.main.StatsPage.RenderMain | ( | self, | |
| urlstatsdict, | |||
| source, | |||
| recording_starttime | |||
| ) |
Rendering main page of analysis page. Args: urlstatsdict: A dictionary with keys being URL paths, and values being URLStat objects. source: Source of Appstats data. Either filename if being read from a file or MEMCACHE if being read from memcache. recording_starttime: Timestamp when recording of data starts expressed in seconds. This is the timestamp of the earliest recorded Appstats data.
| def google.appengine.ext.analytics.main.StatsPage.RenderPklList | ( | self, | |
| pklfiles | |||
| ) |
Render directory listing of all pkl files. Args: pklfiles: A list of pklfiles in the application root directory.


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
For the poussin, blend together all of the poussin ingredients except the poussin in a food processor to a smooth purée.
Using your hands, spread the purée over the poussin until completely covered. Cover and set aside to marinate for at least one hour.
Preheat the oven to 220C/425F/Gas 7.
When the poussin have marinated, place them onto a wire rack and place the wire rack into a roasting tray. Transfer to the oven and roast for 5-7 minutes.
Reduce the heat to 200C/400F/Gas 6 and continue to cook the poussin for a further 18-20 minutes, or until the poussin are golden-brown and cooked through. (If the poussin brown too quickly, reduce the oven temperature to 180C/350F/Gas 4 or cover the poussin with aluminium foil.) The poussin are cooked with the juices run clear when pierced in the thickest part with a skewer.
For the raisin pilau, heat the oil in a frying pan over a medium heat. Add the coriander seeds, cumin seeds, cardamom pods and cinnamon stick and fry, stirring continuously, for 2-3 minutes, or until the spices are fragrant.
Add the rice and raisins and fry for 1-2 minutes, or until the rice is slightly translucent.
Pour over the water and bring to the boil. When the rice is boiling, cover the surface of the rice with a circle of baking parchment, then reduce the temperature until the mixture is simmering gently. Continue to simmer until the rice has absorbed all of the water and is tender.
For the tomato chutney, heat the oil in a pan over a medium heat. Add the onions and fry for 5-7 minutes, or until softened but not browned.
Add the ginger paste and garlic and continue to cook for a further 2-3 minutes, stirring continuously.
Add the spices and continue to fry for a further minute, then add the tomato purée, stir well and cook for a further 2-3 minutes.
Add the tomatoes and continue to simmer, squeezing them down with the back of a wooden spoon until all of the tomatoes have completely broken down and the sauce is thick.
To serve, place a poussin into the centre of each of four serving plates. Spoon a portion of tomato chutney and a portion of the raisin pilau alongside.


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The following settings activate the Cisco API Console access for various API endpoint which are directly hosted at Cisco Systems. Please also note the Terms and Conditions when using this API. The API access is only available for Cisco Partners.


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{fruit: 'apple', alice: 4, bill: 10, casey: 2 },
{fruit: 'banana', alice: 0, bill: 4, casey: 0 },
{fruit: 'grape', alice: 2, bill: 3, casey: 5 },
{fruit: 'pear', alice: 4, bill: 2, casey: 8 },
{fruit: 'strawberry', alice: 0, bill: 14, casey: 0 },
{fruit: 'apple', alice: 5, bill: 6, casey: 4 },
{fruit: 'banana', alice: 3, bill: 9, casey: 2 },
{fruit: 'grape', alice: 8, bill: 3, casey: 0 },
{fruit: 'pear', alice: 0, bill: 7, casey: 4 },
{fruit: 'strawberry', alice: 4, bill: 5, casey: 2 }
]
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sortable-table |
table |
Root table used for web component. |
checkbox-column |
th , td |
Column used to display selection checkboxes |
column-N |
th , td |
(N is an integer) Data columns, in order of display. This is useful when formatting independant of whether
a checkbox column is or is not displayed. When a checkbox is not displayed, column-0 will
refer to td:nth-of-type(0) , but with a checkbox it will be td:nth-of-type(1) |
column-NAME |
th , td |
(NAME is a column 's name ) This is what should be used to style column cells.
Styles will be fixed to a column even when columns are reordered for display. |
grid |
tbody |
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selected-row |
tr |
Added to any row that has been selected (1 or more) |
editor-row |
tr |
Added to a row that is being edited (at most 1 row) |
edited-row |
tr |
Added to any row that has been been edited and the change is part of the undo stack. (at most 1; or 1 or more if multiRowEdit is true ) |
simplePager |
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indexedPager |
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defaultPager |
div |
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articlePager |
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infinitePager |
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Fruits!
[
['apple', 4, 10, 2 ],
['banana', 0, 4, 0 ],
['grape', 2, 3, 5 ],
['pear', 4, 2, 8 ],
['strawberry', 0, 14, 0 ],
['apple', 5, 6, 4 ],
['banana', 3, 9, 2 ],
['grape', 8, 3, 0 ],
['pear', 0, 7, 4 ],
['strawberry', 4, 5, 2 ]
]


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Upon finding and foraging amanita muscaria var. formosa mushrooms in my area, I decided to concoct an admixture of the mushrooms with the leaves of a brugmansia plant. I had previously used the brugmansia plant in ayahuasca, and decided to pay homage to the plant by using it this time in mushroom tea.
I took one dried orange fly agaric mushroom, which weighed about 1 gram, and three and a half dried brugmansia leaves, about a half gram of plant material, and decocted the substances twice, each time in solutions of about 1 part lemon juice 3 parts water. The yield was about a cup of yellow potion, which went down easily.
Soon after ingesting the brew, I noticed definite tropane alkaloid / muscimol-ibotenic acid stimulation. I felt almost drunk, but experienced more dreamy K-like sedation, with mild hallucinations. Also, my pupils were immensely dilated, and I felt a sense of pseudo-power, which is typical of amanita intoxication. The voyage lasted for about five hours, after which I fell into a deep sleep. The only negative side-effects I experienced were an extreme case of cottonmouth.
The admixture of brugmansia/datura plants and fly agaric mushrooms could conceivably be used to yield a variety of Soma-like potions. I suggest using the most careful methods in identification when foraging and the most cautious dose controls to avoid poisoning. Use your heads! With the right people involved, we could se a whole Soma resurgence movement.
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Acm Team Section
问题描述 :
Up to three teams from each school can participate in the on-site contest, depending on how many following conditions the school in question meets:
a)
A team from this school has solved at least M problems in the preliminary contest;
b)
Some of the teams from this school ranked top 20 in previous World Finals;
c)
This school has hosted a provincial contest this year.
Your task is to write a program to help the contest holders to calculate how many teams are allowed to participate in the on-site final contest.
输入:
Each of the following S lines consists of three integers Id , P and Q , (1<=Id<=S, 0<=P, Q<=1) , representing the Id of the school, whether this school satisfies condition b), and whether this school satisfies condition c).
The last part of each test case consists of T lines. There are two integers on each of the T lines, Sid and Tot (1<=Sid<=S, 0<=Tot<=10) , meaning that a team from school Sid had solved Tot problems in the preliminary contest.
Two consecutive test cases are separated by a blank line. S = 0, T = 0, M = 0 indicates the end of input and should not be processed by your program.
输出:
Each of the following S lines consists of three integers Id , P and Q , (1<=Id<=S, 0<=P, Q<=1) , representing the Id of the school, whether this school satisfies condition b), and whether this school satisfies condition c).
The last part of each test case consists of T lines. There are two integers on each of the T lines, Sid and Tot (1<=Sid<=S, 0<=Tot<=10) , meaning that a team from school Sid had solved Tot problems in the preliminary contest.
Two consecutive test cases are separated by a blank line. S = 0, T = 0, M = 0 indicates the end of input and should not be processed by your program.
样例输入:
5 8 6 5 0 1 4 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 1 2 1 1 2 6 3 3 2 9 5 7 4 8 3 6 2 8 1 6 5 8 6 3 0 1 5 1 1 2 0 1 1 1 1 4 1 0 5 7 2 5 4 5 5 5 3 3 5 6 2 0 4 7 0 0 0
样例输出:
Case 1: 10 Case 2: 9
#include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> int s,t,m; bool vi[110]; int id[110]; int main() { // freopen("1.txt", "r", stdin); int a,b; int ans; int i,j; int T=0; while (scanf("%d %d %d",&s,&t,&m)!=EOF && (s>0 || t>0 || m>0)) { T++; memset(vi,false,sizeof(vi)); ans=0; for (i=0;i<s;i++) { scanf("%d %d %d",&id[i],&a,&b); ans+=a+b; } for (i=0;i<t;i++) { scanf("%d %d",&a,&b); if (b>=m) { for (j=0;j<s;j++) { if (id[j]==a) { if (!vi[j]) { vi[j]=true; ans++; } break; } } } } printf("Case %d: %d\n",T,ans); } return 0; }
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不太明白DFS的方法
不对吧 你算的an是前面说有的项的和
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问题3是不是应该为1/4 .因为截取的三段，无论是否能组成三角形， x， y-x ，1-y,都应大于0，所以 x<y,基础应该是一个大三角形。小三角是大三角的 1/4.
很好的思路，可以借鉴
刚开始学，非常好
刚开始学习，为啥会报错了，你试过了吗
好的，多谢指出
这个也是算法导论的习题
失误失误，转载错了。已经改正，抱歉。
这个问题别太纠结了，不同的编译器结果不一


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Eutelsat’s Statement on FCC Decision Regarding C-Band Spectrum
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Eutelsat Communications (Paris:ETL) (Euronext Paris: ETL) welcomes the decision of the FCC laying out a framework for the public auction of a portion of C-band spectrum between 3.7-4.2 GHz, which it regards as an important first step in expediting rapidly and equitably the clearance of C band frequencies for mobile 5G services.
Eutelsat looks forward to engaging with the FCC in a fruitful and positive dialogue aimed at shaping an equitable and efficient process to facilitate the expedition of the auction and subsequent clearing of the frequencies, so that 5G can be rolled out in a timely manner throughout the CONUS.
About Eutelsat Communications
Founded in 1977, Eutelsat Communications is one of the world's leading satellite operators. With a global fleet of satellites and associated ground infrastructure, Eutelsat enables clients across Video, Data, Government, Fixed and Mobile Broadband markets to communicate effectively to their customers, irrespective of their location. Around 7,000 television channels operated by leading media groups are broadcast by Eutelsat to one billion viewers equipped for DTH reception or connected to terrestrial networks. Headquartered in Paris, with offices and teleports around the globe, Eutelsat assembles 1,000 men and women from 46 countries who are dedicated to delivering the highest quality of service.
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Mandarin Chinese is a tonal language. In order to differentiate meaning, the same syllable can be pronounced with different tones. Mandarin's tones give it a very distinctive quality, but the tones can also be a source of miscommunication if not given due attention.
Mandarin is said to have four main tones and one neutral tone (or, as some say, five tones). Each tone has a distinctive pitch contour which can be graphed using the Chinese 5-level system.
First Tone
The first tone is high and level. It is important to keep one's voice even (almost monotone) across the whole syllable when pronouncing the first tone. It is represented by a straight horizontal line above a letter in pinyin (or sometimes by a number "1" written after the syllable).
Try listening to the following first tone syllables:
| Syllable | Play | Syllable | Play |
| mā | yī | ||
| lē | hōu | ||
| bō | kōng | ||
| nāo | yū |
Second Tone
The second rises moderately. In English we sometimes associate this rise in pitch with a question. The second tone is represented by a rising diagonal line above a letter in pinyin (or sometimes by a number "2" written after the syllable).
Try listening to the following second tone syllables:
| Syllable | Play | Syllable | Play |
| má | yí | ||
| lé | hóu | ||
| bó | kóng | ||
| náo | yú |
Third Tone
The third tone falls and then rises again. When pronounced clearly, its tonal "dipping" is very distinctive. It is represented by a curved "dipping" line above a letter in pinyin (or sometimes by a number "3" written after the syllable).
Try listening to the following third tone syllables:
| Syllable | Play | Syllable | Play |
| mǎ | yǐ | ||
| lě | hǒu | ||
| bǒ | kǒng | ||
| nǎo | yǔ |
Fourth Tone
The fourth tone starts out high but drops sharply to the bottom of the tonal range. English-speakers often associate this tone with an angry command. It is represented by a dropping diagonal line above a letter in pinyin (or sometimes by a number "4" written after the syllable).
Try listening to the following fourth tone syllables:
| Syllable | Play | Syllable | Play |
| mà | yì | ||
| lè | hòu | ||
| bò | kòng | ||
| nào | yù |
Neutral Tone
The neutral tone is not mapped on the tone chart because it differs from the other four tones in that it does not have a defined pitch contour. The neutral tone is pronounced quickly and lightly without regard to pitch. Syllables with a neutral tone have no tone mark (but are sometimes marked with a "5" or a "0" after the syllable).
This tone is usually very easy to pick up. Note that aside from grammatical particles, single syllable words cannot have a neutral tone.
Try listening to the following neutral tone syllables:
| Syllable | Play | Syllable | Play |
| ma | yǐzi | ||
| le | hóuzi | ||
| bózi |
Tone Rule #1: 3-3 to 2-3
When there are two third tones in a row, the first one becomes second tone. This rule is always followed, automatically, even though it will not be reflected in the pinyin.
Try listening to the following examples:
| Originally | After applying the rule | Play |
| 你好 (nǐ + hǎo) | 你好 (ní hǎo) | |
| 很好 (hěn + hǎo) | 很好 (hén hǎo) | |
| 好懂 (hǎo + dǒng) | 好懂 (háo dǒng) |
There is also a podcast about this tone rule: Two Third Tones.
Tone Rule #2: 不
When the word 不 (bù) precedes a fourth tone, 不 changes to second tone (bú). This rule is always followed, automatically, even though it will not be reflected in the pinyin.
Try listening to the following examples:
| Originally | After applying the rule | Play |
| 不对 (bù + duì) | 不对 (bú duì) | |
| 不去 (bù + qù) | 不去 (bú qù) | |
| 不错 (bù + cuò) | 不错 (bú cuò) |
Tone Rule #3: 一
The character 一 (yī), meaning "one," is first tone when alone, second tone when followed by a fourth tone, and fourth tone when followed by any other tone. This rule is always followed, automatically, even though it will not be reflected in the pinyin.
Try listening to the following examples:
| Originally | After applying the rule | Play |
| 一个 (yī + gè) | 一个 (yí gè) | |
| 一次 (yī + cì) | 一次 (yí cì) | |
| 一半 (yī + bàn) | 一半 (yí bàn) | |
| 一般 (yī + bān) | 一般 (yì bān) | |
| 一毛 (yī + máo) | 一毛 (yì máo) | |
| 一百 (yī + bǎi) | 一百 (yì bǎi) |


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