Part of the dsl.
Part of the dsl. Creates a new ExecutionConfig with the additional provided arbiters configured.
a function that returns an iterable of ArbiterLike to act on the measured test result.
a new ExecutionConfig with additional arbiters configured.
Part of the dsl.
Part of the dsl. Creates a new ExecutionConfig with the additional provided collectors configured.
a function that returns an iterable of AbstractMeasurementCollector to measure the test.
a new ExecutionConfig with additional measurement collectors configured.
Part of the dsl.
Part of the dsl. Sets a statistical distribution that specifies an expected delay between scheduling invocations.
Note that this delay is between successive submissions, not between successive completed invocations.
DistributionLike specifying an expected delay between submitted invocations.
a new ExecutionConfig with the specified statistical distribution.
Part of the dsl.
Part of the dsl. Sets number of invocations for the measured function. Enables syntax like 'using invocations 5'.
Equivalent to iterations
.
Int specifying the number of times to invoke the measured function.
a new ExecutionConfig with the specified number of invocations.
Part of the dsl.
Part of the dsl. Sets number of invocations for the measured function. Enables syntax like 'using iterations 5'
Equivalent to invocations
.
Int specifying the number of times to invoke the measured function.
a new ExecutionConfig with the specified number of invocations.
Part of the dsl.
Part of the dsl. Measures measuredFunction
, bracketed by a AbstractMeasurementCollectionController. Equivalent to
measuring
.
Based on the return type of measuredFunction
, we either try to obtain a response time computed by measuredFunction
itself, or we default to using elapsed wall clock time
ResultType corresponds to the return type of measuredFunction
, while TrialType corresponds to the true value
of the result. ResultType might be some TrialResult with the type parameter A
, in which case, measure
will return some List[TrialResult[A]]
, where TrialType = A
.
function to measure. If the return type is TrialResult, we record the response time contained therein. Otherwise we default to measuring elapsed wall clock time.
a List of type TrialResult containing the measured response time.
Part of the dsl.
Part of the dsl. Measures measuredFunction
, bracketed by a AbstractMeasurementCollectionController. Equivalent to
measure
.
Based on the return type of measuredFunction
, we either try to obtain a response time computed by measuredFunction
itself, or we default to using elapsed wall clock time
ResultType corresponds to the return type of measuredFunction
, while TrialType corresponds to the true value
of the result. ResultType might be some TrialResult with the type parameter A
, in which case, measuring
will return some List[TrialResult[A]]
, where TrialType = A
.
function to measure. If the return type is TrialResult, we record the response time contained therein. Otherwise we default to measuring elapsed wall clock time.
a List of type TrialResult containing the measured response time.
Part of the dsl.
Part of the dsl. Sets measurement mode. Only applies to multithreaded tests. See ModeWord.
When running in single mode, we treat the entire collection of invocations as a single logical test. A single instance of AbstractMeasurementCollectionController will be created to measure the entire invocation schedule, and individual invocations will not be measured.
When running in multi mode, we will also create an outer AbstractMeasurementCollectionController to measure the entire
schedule. However, we will additionally create a AbstractMeasurementCollectionController for each individual invocation,
and each of these inner controllers will have intrusive measurements disabled. The collection of TrialResult
returned by measuring
will only include the inner measurements.
The default mode is multi.
ModeWord specifying the size of a threadpool to create and schedule invocations of the measured function.
a new ExecutionConfig with the specified measurement mode.
Part of the dsl.
Part of the dsl. Allows all arbiters or collectors to be disabled.
Part of the dsl.
Part of the dsl. Enables syntax like using only defaults measuring { ... }
. Creates a new ExecutionConfig
with all default values.
a DefaultsWord, the only implementing instance of which should be defaults.
a new ExecutionConfig with all default values.
Part of the dsl.
Part of the dsl. Enables syntax like using only these collectors { ... }
or using only these arbiters { ... }
.
See ResultOfOnlyThese.arbiters and ResultOfOnlyThese.collectors, which allow creating a new ExecutionConfig
with existing arbiters/collectors disabled and additional arbiters/collectors registered.
a TheseWord, the only implementing instance of which should be these.
this ExecutionConfig wrapped in a ResultOfOnlyThese. ResultOfOnlyThese.arbiters or ResultOfOnlyThese.collectors should probably be the next chained function call.
Part of the dsl.
Part of the dsl. Creates a new ExecutionConfig with the additional provided arbiters, and existing arbiters
disabled. Equivalent to using only these arbiters
a function that returns an iterable of ArbiterLike to act on the measured test result.
a new ExecutionConfig with additional arbiters configured.
Part of the dsl.
Part of the dsl. Creates a new ExecutionConfig with the additional provided collectors configured, and existing
collectors disabled. Equivalent to using only these collectors
a function returning an iterable of AbstractMeasurementCollector to measure the test.
a new ExecutionConfig with additional measurement collectors configured.
Part of the dsl.
Part of the dsl. Creates a new ExecutionConfig with the additional provided tags configured.
a List of Tag that pertain to the test.
a new ExecutionConfig with additional tags configured.
Part of the dsl.
Part of the dsl. Sets test id for the measured function.
test id under which to record measurements for the measured function.
a new ExecutionConfig with the specified test id.
Part of the dsl.
Part of the dsl. Sets number of threads for the measured function. Enables syntax like 'using threads 5'.
Int specifying the size of a threadpool to create and schedule invocations of the measured function.
a new ExecutionConfig with the specified number of threads.
Part of the dsl.
Part of the dsl. Sets number of warmup invocations for the measured function. Enables syntax like 'using warmups 5'.
Warmup invocations will be excluded from measurement, will not be recorded in our db, and will not have thresholds checked.
Int specifying the number of warmup invocations for the measured function.
a new ExecutionConfig with the specified number of warmup invocations.
Part of the dsl. Default configuration with no additional arbiters or collectors.
We recommend starting with this configuration and amending it to fit the needs of your experiment.


This data experiment explores the potential impacts of different sea level rise scenarios for 5 coastal cities: Barcelona, San Francisco, Boston, San Sebastian and Aarhus. Using 1m resolution DEMs, these maps show how much land, and which areas, may become flooded for a given sea level rise, assuming no change in elevation due to accretion or subsidence and no new sea level defences. For more information on how we did it, visit blog.vizzuality.com.


1.5.1. PolyLearn
PolyLearn is a web based classroom management software, used by California
Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. It is developed on top of
an open source platform called Moodle. PolyLearn provides functionality for
teachers to post links and information to students, open up forums for
dialogue, administer quizzes, collect assignments, and post grades.
Overall, PolyLearn provides a fair amount of functionality,
however it lacks in features regarding its grading platform.
Good Features:
-
additional functionality on top of just grades
-
ability to subdivide grades into different sections
-
an all-in-one platform for teachers to manage their classes
Bad Features:
-
file size limits
-
teachers rarely choose to use the grading functionality
-
grades lack in statistical information
-
forums default to sending emails to all students for every action
performed on that forum
-
poor formatting on the feedback portion of the grading system
-
not very mobile friendly
Missing Features:
-
ability for students to browse historical grade trends
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ability for students to ask "what if" questions about their grades
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unrestricted subdivision of grading categories
-
graphical input for grade adjustment
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full featured statistics about grades for all assignments
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In 2004, inspired by the Plone CMS community Alex Clark began contributing to open source software.
For the next several years, he made significant contributions to several Plone add-ons including Products.PloneHelpCenter, Products.PloneSoftwareCenter, and Products.PloneOrg.
In 2009, he completed his first Plone Improvment Proposal: Add ability to choose group when adding new site members.
In 2010, he created Pillow (a development fork of PIL the Python Imaging Library by Fredrik Lundh). As of late-2015, Pillow has been downloaded almost 10 million times and can be found in many major Linux distributions including Ubuntu & Fedora Core (in place of PIL).
In 2011, he completed his second Plone Improvement Proposal: Add 'test mail server' form to Mail Settings.
In 2013, in an effort to simplify Plone installation he began the Plock project.
This website launched in early 2015 is open source.


React GraphQL
GraphQL and React are extemely popular web development platforms and if I was looking for a job something that i'd definitely want on my resume. The Github API is public and pretty well made, so it makes it a great place to experiment on something practical.
I'm the type of learner that learns by doing, that's why I build so many courses that are project based. I try to give you practical experience that are good starting points for your own things.
Let's take a look at what I built for this course.
Demo
You can find the code for this project freely available as a GitHub repo. I built an interface that reads some data from Github's GraphQL API, so this is getting information about my personal repositories.
I'm able to pull a description, the link and name of each repo the license is. I'm color coding the data a bit to highligh when I forgot to add a license to a repo.
I wanted a simple search, so I'm using the power of React querying the Github GraphQL API here. On the right I show you the total and give you the ability to control the number of resutls.
I also added pagination so you can navigate the number of results. Let's take a peek at the tech I'm using here.
The Tech
Here's what I'm using in this application. Of course, I'm using React and GraphQL. Specifically I'm using Github's GraphQL API. If you're using that, they have a customized version of GraphiCal (GraphiQL), which gives you direct access to your Github Repo.
I'm also using Bootstrap. I tend to go with the latest for each course and at the time of recording Beta 1 was the latest. It should hold pretty good, but Beta 2 added RTL (Right to left features that might affect things if you're using the latest).
I'm really loving Bootstrap Icons. You can use it for all types of projects. It's already up to 1300 icons and growing.
I'm using the sass version of bootstrap. it's easier to change color and I show you how to do that in the course.
Let's dig into GraphQL Next
GraphQL Basics
GraphQL
- Query Language
- Get what you need
GraphQL is an open source Query Language for managing data on a server.
What makes it unique is that it lets you retrieve everyting you need in a single call. You get a lot of information quicker than with traditional REST APIs in less requests to the server.
GitHub GraphQL
- Account Info
- GraphQL Explorer
Github's version allows you to look up account information and it's a good place to get some practical experience with GraphQL.
Github has a tool called the GraphQL Explorer lets you use your real, live production data from Github as if you were in an app that's already authenticated. The Explorer also has a lot of built in documentation.
On the left hand side, there's a spot to type in your query (1), you should see a basic query that will get your login.
query {
viewer {
login
}
}
GraphQL Queries
- Schema
- Fields
- Types
Let's talk about the structure of a the GraphQL query we just ran.
The structure of all your data is known as the schema
Searches are done by using looking through different fields
and sub-fields. So, in our example, viewer is a field we're looking for.
The fields can be of different types. You're probably familiar with some traditional types like strings, integers and booleans, but each GraphQL instance also has it's own custom types.
GraphQL Requests
- Queries
- Mutations
In the Github GraphQL API, there are two root types you can use.
The first is queries
. This is a simple request for information from the server.
The second is a mutation. This creates a request to modify data on the Github servers.
Other Fields
{
viewer {
login
name
bio
company
avatarUrl
}
}
You can request more than one field, so I'm ading name
, bio
, company
and avatarUrl
, which is a link to my profile image.
Arguments
{
license(key: "MIT") {
name
description
body
url
}
}
You can pass arguments to repositories, so let's say I wanted information about a specific license you can use in repos.
Let's use the docs to read how we would do this. Click on the Query field and scroll down to the license field. Note that it expects an argument called key and then a string. Now click on the license type to see details.
Notice that it expects a SPDX ID, which are shortnames for all of the difference licenses.
I happen to know that the SPXID for the MIT license is just the word MIT
, so let's try sending that.
This type will also want to know which fields we want to ask for. If you click on the license type, you'll see that there are lots of other things we can ask for like the name, description,body, etc.
Now take a peek at the explorer and you'll notice that you can also choose things from there, or see the structure of the fields. Somtimes it helps to see then in that outline format.
Nodes
{
viewer {
repositories(first: 2) {
totalCount
nodes { name description id }
}
}
}
Nodes give you access to a list of elements. For example here, we can retrieve a list of repository information.
They do require an argument that at least describes how many results. There is a limit of a 100 results, so keep that in mind.
Qualifying Results
{
viewer {
repositories(first: 2, orderBy: {field: CREATED_AT, direction: DESC}) {
totalCount
nodes { name description id }
}
}
}
There are a number of ways to qualify your results, so for example here, I'm asking for only the first two items ordered by the created date in descending order.
Edges
{ viewer {
repositories(first: 2, orderBy: {field: CREATED_AT, direction: DESC}) {
totalCount
edges {
node { name description id }}}}}
Paginating is done with a field called edges. You wrap the nodes with an edges request and then change the name of nodes to node.
Cursors
{ viewer {
repositories(
first: 2,
after: "Y3Vyc29yOnYyOpK5MjAyMC0xMi0zMVQyMDoxMDoyNi0wODowMM4TbQ-E",
orderBy: {field: CREATED_AT, direction: DESC}) {
totalCount edges { node { name description id } cursor }
pageInfo { hasPreviousPage startCursor endCursor hasNextPage
}}}}
Cursors are unique identifiers in each data point.
To paginate, you'll need to know some information about the current 'page'. To do that we can ask for the pageInfo field.
That will give you information about what wether there will be a page before or after this, as well as the beginning and ending cursors.
Alright, that's most of what you need to know about GraphQL. IDK, I feel like that was easier than learning Sequel
React Hooks
React Hooks is a newer approach to building React applications without writing classes.
Advantages of Hooks
- No Classes
- More like JavaScript
this
binding
The class based structure of React used to provide a way to simplify writing code, but eventually it started to show it's age because JavaScript as a language had moved on from this approach.
Using hooks feels more like using modern javascript and honestly makes a lot more sense.
One really akward feature before hooks was the meaning of this in JavaScript. You had to constantly make sure that you bound objects to the right objects manually. Hooks development avoids this using arrow functions and other more modern techniques.
Devs 💖 Hooks Poll
Let me tell you something. Almost everybody that uses Hooks loves them and quickly starts preferring them.
You can see that in this informal poll I ran earlier this week.
Hooks Problems
- Two versions of React
- Documentation mess
- Harder lingo
- Rethinking old concepts
I do have some problems with Hooks. First is that it creates two versions of React. React with Classes and React with Hooks.
The thing is that if you use the CreateReactApp API, it uses hooks, but if you look through the documentation, The addition of hooks complicates things. Sometimes you'll see class API samples, sometimes both.
Also, I feel like things that were more straightforward with classes become more complicated with hooks. So, for example the whole concept behind lifecycle methods in React helped you control state at different points in your application loading process.
This is now replaced with hooks like the useEffect hook, which replaces the componentDidMount
, componentDidUpdate
, and componentWillUnmount
hooks. and state is now managed with the useState hook.
Hooks in Practice
The key to understanding hooks in this application is two parts. How I get my data and what I do with it, so let's go over that quickly.
First, To get the data, I'm using a useEffect hook and calling a fetchData function. That function is just using JavaScript's Fetch API to query the Github GraphQL API. Just like when we were using the GraphiCAL (GraphiQL) interface.
Now, to get this data, we're using a useCallBack hook. That allows us to fine tune how often our data is retrieved. We only want it to get more data if one of these variables change.
[pageCount, queryString, paginationString, paginationKeyword];
Any changes to these variables will cause a reload of the data. We use this in a query component.
query(pageCount, queryString, paginationKeyword, paginationString);
This is in the Query.js
file and it looks just like what we use in the GraphyQL interface.
That's what we pass to the fetch API which then gets JSON data. When we get that we use the useState hook to modify the state of our application. React then takes care of managing the DOM as usual, which is the cool part of React.
If you haven't tried the useState
hook, it's simply a way to create data in our application and it has three parts.
let [queryString, setQueryString] = useState('');
We define a variable called queryString
here that we're going to use in our app to keep track of the search we want to perform and then a method that we can use to update that variable called setQueryString
. Then we initialize that variable with useState and passing an empty string.
Let's focus on one part of our app now to see how changing something works.
In our SearchBox.js
file we can see how we track a change in our query terms.
<input
id="queryString"
className="form-control form-control-sm me-2"
type="text"
value={queryString}
onChange={(event) => {
onQueryChange(event.target.value);
}}
/>
We look for a change in the search box text and pass the value of that text to a method on the App.js
file.
Here's how that component is set up in App.js
file.
<SearchBox
totalCount={totalCount}
pageCount={pageCount}
queryString={queryString}
onTotalChange={(myNumber) => {
setPageCount(myNumber);
}}
onQueryChange={(myString) => {
setQueryString(myString);
}}
/>
What happens then is that our callback which is tracking the value of queryString
for changes, recognizes the change and fetches a new version of our query.
search(query: "${queryString} user:planetoftheweb sort:updated-desc", type: REPOSITORY, ${paginationKeyword}: ${pageCount}, ${paginationString}) {
Search is one of the options we can pass in our GraphQL query that is the equivalent to using the sarch box when visiting github.com.
Conclusion
- Follow Me: On LinkedIn
- This Course: GraphQL with React
- Courses: All my Courses
- Blog: raybo.org
- YouTube: youtube.com/planetoftheweb
I know this seems like a lot to take in and that's why I built this course. I take you step by step through putting this together, It's a great way to get some practical experience and I go a lot slower than what I did here.
I know GraphQL isn't for everyone, but it's a great tool to be familiar with and have in your resume. Within the next month I have a new course coming out where I show you how to do something simpler with a REST API.
I'm pretty excited about that course I also show you how to use Tailwind with React, so look for another episode of 'The Launch' after that course releases.


Source
Demo
Things to notice
Take a look through the source and note:
- The script tag that bootstraps the Angular environment.
- The text
input form control
which is
bound to the greeting name text.
- There is no need for listener registration and event firing on change events.
- The implicit presence of the
name
variable which is in the root scope
.
- The double curly brace
{{markup}}
, which binds the name variable to the greeting text.
- The concept of data binding, which reflects any
changes to the
input field in the greeting text.


How does life look through the 'pleasure, passion and purpose' lens?
Life through the lens of pleasure, passion and purpose would look like the ideal working environment where everyone knows their deepest values and motivations. Employees enjoy their jobs, enjoy going to work, are becoming better at what they do and are much more engaged within their organisation.
Employees are comfortable in their roles, are high performing because they genuinely enjoy the work they are doing and are getting recognition for the work the are doing from their peers, managers and/or CEO's.


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You do not need to contact us if your problem is already listed on that page.
If your problem is not listed on the status page, contact us using our emergency email address.
This is the email address we sent to your service manager in an email called ‘Your service is live’.
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We’ll reply within 30 minutes and update you every hour until we fix the problem.
Fill in this form and we’ll reply within 1 working day.


Provenence Evidence Comment:
Gene-disease associations inferred from text-mining the literature.Assertion Description:
[The G/G genotype of FAP-1 cSNP6304 was significantly associated with the increased risk of multiplex familial hepatocellular carcinomas (odds ratio, 2.44; 95% confidence interval, 1.19-5.01).]. Sentence from MEDLINE/PubMed, a database of the U.S. National Library of Medicine.Assertion:
[(gene-disease association linked with genetic variation) PTPN13 protein tyrosine phosphatase non-receptor type 13 - Carcinoma, Hepatocellular]Reference links:
Assertion Generated by: automatic
assertion
DisGeNET
evidence - LITERATURE
Assertion Generation
Description: Gene-disease associations inferred from
text-mining the literature.
Evidence
Source: http://identifiers.org/pubmed/16489062
Abstract: PURPOSE: Allelic loss at chromosome 4q21-23 occurs frequently in human hepatocellular carcinoma, and the putative tumor suppressor gene (TSG) has not yet been identified. We studied the Fas-associated phosphatase-1 (FAP-1) gene as a potential candidate TSG in this region. EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN: The expression level of FAP-1 RNA in hepatocellular carcinomas was evaluated by RNase protection and quantitative PCR. Sodium bisulfite modification and subsequent single-strand conformational polymorphism and sequence analyses were used to assay the methylation of CpGs at FAP-1 promoter. Direct sequencing of the FAP-1 coding region was conducted for detecting the genetic mutations. Two common single nucleotide polymorphisms of FAP-1 were selected for evaluating their association with the hepatocellular carcinoma trait in sporadic and familial hepatocellular carcinomas. Moreover, the functional effect of FAP-1 on cellular proliferation has been evaluated by small interfering RNA approach. RESULTS: Around 50% of hepatocellular carcinomas showed significantly decreased expression of FAP-1 compared with the corresponding nontumorous liver tissues. In most cases, the RNA level was well correlated with the methylation status of promoter CpGs, suggesting that the promoter methylation may contribute to the down-regulation. Several genetic mutations of FAP-1 have been identified in hepatocellular carcinomas. The G/G genotype of FAP-1 cSNP6304 was significantly associated with the increased risk of multiplex familial hepatocellular carcinomas (odds ratio, 2.44; 95% confidence interval, 1.19-5.01). Finally, knockdown expression of FAP-1 was shown to enhance the cellular proliferation in PLC5 cells. CONCLUSIONS: FAP-1 could be inactivated during hepatocarcinogenesis, mainly attributed by allelic loss and promoter methylation. The genetic mutations and polymorphisms may also confront with the higher hepatocellular carcinoma risk. These results first suggested FAP-1 as a putative TSG in hepatocarcinogenesis.


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Halo Player Statistics |
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The following sections include important player values and statistics as well as player dimensions in real world and 3DSMax units for the player dimensions, player actions, as well for some common game objects such as vehicles and doors. All player values and statistics refer to the Master Chief character unless otherwise noted. |
| Player Screen Field of View (FOV) |
| The player Field of View (FOV) value is 70 degrees. |
| Halo to Real World Scale |
|
As a reference, the Master Chief is approximately 7 feet tall. This makes the unit scale approximately 10 units = 1 foot or about 1 unit = 1.2 inches. |
| Player Dimensions (Generic 3ds Max Units) |
| (length(depth) x width x height) | |
| Full Height (Standing): | 18.418 x 29.828 x 70.127 |
| Height (Ready Pose): | 28.198 x 39.376 x 65.11 |
| Crouched: | 43.372 x 30.719 x 42.455 |
|
|
Vehicle Dimensions (Generic 3ds Max Units) |
|
| The following are the dimensions for the visible model for the listed vehicles. |
| (length(depth) x width x height) | |
| Warthog (Standard and Rocket Launcher Variant) | 191.766 x 134.0 x 104.264 |
| Ghost | 137.967 x 144.484 x 57.926 |
| Banshee (open cockpit) | 181.368 x 223.696 x 158.011 |
|
Scorpion |
330.661 x 200.49 x 134.61 |
|
Shade Plasma Turret |
144.035 x 84.424 x 86.98 |
| Player Speed (world units/second) |
|
Forward Movement Speed (Running): |
2.25 |
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Backwards Movement Speed (Running): |
2.0 |
|
Side Strafe Movement Speed (Running): |
2.0 |
| Player Movement Angles (degrees) |
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The player cannot move up any slope that has a angle value greater than the value listed below. |
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Maximum Slope Angle: |
45 |
| Ground Step Height (Generic 3ds Max Units) |
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This is the maximum height that a piece of geometry (such as stairs, guide walls, etc...) can be while still allowing the player to do a normal walk or run onto or over it.
NOTE: The values below are for when the player has accelerated to the full velocity for the listed movement type. For geometry such as stairs (vertical faces), the player will always catch or hitch, this is why ramps are used instead of stairs in Halo. There are techniques where visually stairs are represented but for smooth player movement there is invisible collision geometry positioned over the visual geometry that makes the stairs a ramp in terms of player collision and movement (the stairs in the Pillar of Autumn are a good example of this). |
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Crouched (Walking): |
8 |
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Standing (Running): |
12 |
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Jump Height (Generic 3ds Max Units) |
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This is the maximum height that an object can be while still allowing the player to jump on top of it. NOTE: Other factors that apply additional velocity to the player may affect this value. The approximate values listed assume the player at standard running speed. |
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Crouched (Walking): |
76 |
| Standing (Running): | 80 |
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Crouch Jump (Run,Jump,Crouch): |
99 |
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Jump Distances (Generic 3ds Max Units) |
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This is the maximum distance that can be between geometry or objects that are at the same height while still allowing the player to jump from one object to the other. |
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Crouched (Walking): |
136 |
| Standing (Running): | 312 |
|
Crouch Jump (Run,Jump,Crouch): |
330 |
| Ceiling Geometry Height (Generic 3ds Max Units) |
| The following values
are the minimum distance that can be between the ground and the ceiling
(interior ceilings, top doorway frames, etc...) while still allowing the player
or a vehicle to pass underneath. NOTE: Keep in mind that the 3rd person camera view for vehicles is set at a much higher distance than the actual physical and visual geometry and will clip into the world at the values listed below. These are just the values that will physically prevent the vehicle from passing underneath. |
| Player | |
| Crouched: | 50 |
| Standing: | 70 |
| Vehicles | |
| Warthog (Standard and Rocket Launcher Variant) | 75 |
| Ghost | 56* |
| Banshee | 112* |
|
Scorpion |
118 |
|
* These vehicles can be tweaked or forced through the objects depending on the angle and velocity. Keep this in mind when designing the level. |
| Minimum Path Widths |
| The following values are the minimum widths that can be between geometry or between objects while still allowing the player or vehicle to pass between them. |
| Player | |
| Crouched: | 40 |
| Standing: | 40 |
| Vehicles | |
| Warthog (Standard and Rocket Launcher Variant) | 100* |
| Ghost | 128* |
| Banshee | 220* |
|
Scorpion |
230* |
|
* These vehicles can be tweaked or forced through objects or openings depending on the angle and velocity. Vehicles can be manipulated\exploited by forcing them through openings with much smaller values than what are listed above. The values listed are for driving the vehicle through an opening with little hindrance and\or minimal visual clipping of the model. Keep these factors in mind when designing the level. |
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Player Falling Damage |
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The following table shows the resulting values for player falling damage. |
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Harmful Falling Distance |
Damage Lower Bound |
Damage Upper Bound |
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3 to 6 (Random Range) units |
10 damage |
155 damage |
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The following table shows the resulting values for automatic death from falling. |
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Maximum Falling Distance |
Damage Lower Bound |
Damage Upper Bound |
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16.5 units |
105 damage |
105 damage |


#HackABetterWorld (hackathon) challenge focused on using data to better understand and improve the resettlement process for refugees
Exploratory data analysis (EDA) on hostels in Japan
Data visualization project building an interactive website that displays the top wines based on variety and region


Indicate that the package is already somewhere else in the dependency tree with a different version (like in the screenshot with yallist).


new database()
- Source:
Methods
(static) knex.addGroup(group, creator) → {int}
adds group with members to the database
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
group |
Object | array of members and groupData |
creator |
String | the Uid of the creator |
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
groupArray.name |
String | group name, |
groupArray.size |
Int | size of the group, |
groupArray.creator |
String | MKS user that created table uid, |
member.id |
Int | join table id(gets delted right after), |
member.role |
String | role of the user, |
- Source:
- <<<<<<< 9c3c09f09d6e82581fe508b7dafea6f67012d6f7 <<<<<<< 63c70d9411da915e720632e2402b0052aeb3bff4 server/db.js, line 188 ======= db.js, line 188 >>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js ======= server/db.js, line 188 >>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front end
Returns:
id Id of the new cleated group
- Type
- int
(static) knex.addPairs(pairData, groupId) → {String}
function that adds all pairs to database and creates generation
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
pairData |
pairData | data of all the pairs |
groupId |
String | the group id that pairs are added to |
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
pairData.pairs |
pairs | pairs array (tuples), |
pairData.genTitle |
string | title of the pairs generation, |
pairData.groupSize |
Int | size of the group for history, |
- Source:
- <<<<<<< 9c3c09f09d6e82581fe508b7dafea6f67012d6f7 <<<<<<< 63c70d9411da915e720632e2402b0052aeb3bff4 server/db.js, line 354 ======= db.js, line 354 >>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js ======= server/db.js, line 354 >>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front end
Returns:
'pairs added' if everything worked
- Type
- String
(static) knex.addToken(userToken, userUid, adminStatus) → {String}
adds a token to auth table
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
userToken |
String | adds the token to auth table, |
userUid |
String | assosiates UID to token, |
adminStatus |
String | to see acess user is allowed to have |
- Source:
- <<<<<<< 9c3c09f09d6e82581fe508b7dafea6f67012d6f7 <<<<<<< 63c70d9411da915e720632e2402b0052aeb3bff4 server/db.js, line 84 ======= db.js, line 84 >>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js ======= server/db.js, line 84 >>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front end
Returns:
throws 401 if no session or user UID if there is
- Type
- String
(static) knex.authenticate(token, groupIdopt, needDataopt, modifyopt) → {String|Object}
Authenticates a user, can change modify if admin rights needed or group if group is needed,
also allows to check rights for a group
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
token |
String | Session we get from MakerPass, | ||
groupId |
Int |
<optional> |
null | extra to see if user has acess to group, |
needData |
Bool |
<optional> |
false | return changed to object if true (full data (like admin bool etc...)) |
modify |
Bool |
<optional> |
false | if needs to modify group user must have rights there |
- Source:
- <<<<<<< 9c3c09f09d6e82581fe508b7dafea6f67012d6f7 <<<<<<< 63c70d9411da915e720632e2402b0052aeb3bff4 server/db.js, line 30 ======= db.js, line 30 >>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js ======= server/db.js, line 30 >>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front end
Returns:
throws promise.reject if users doesnt exist
- Type
- String | Object
(static) knex.canCreateGroup(creator) → {Bool}
=======(static) knex.canCreateGroup(creatoropt) → {Bool}
>>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js =======(static) knex.canCreateGroup(creator) → {Bool}
>>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front end
checks if student and if so checks if user can create table
change maxForStudent for how many groups a student can create
Parameters:
| Name | Type | <<<<<<< 9c3c09f09d6e82581fe508b7dafea6f67012d6f7 <<<<<<< 63c70d9411da915e720632e2402b0052aeb3bff4 =======Attributes | >>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js ======= >>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front endDescription |
|---|---|---|---|
creator |
String | <<<<<<< 9c3c09f09d6e82581fe508b7dafea6f67012d6f7 <<<<<<< 63c70d9411da915e720632e2402b0052aeb3bff4 =======
<optional> |
>>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js
=======
>>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front end
the person who attemping to create the group, |
- Source:
- <<<<<<< 9c3c09f09d6e82581fe508b7dafea6f67012d6f7 <<<<<<< 63c70d9411da915e720632e2402b0052aeb3bff4 server/db.js, line 246 ======= db.js, line 246 >>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js ======= server/db.js, line 246 >>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front end
Returns:
creatingGroup if user can create group
- Type
- Bool
(static) knex.deleteGeneration(id) → {String}
Deletes everything related to a group
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
Int | the id of the generation that needs to be deleted, |
- Source:
- <<<<<<< 9c3c09f09d6e82581fe508b7dafea6f67012d6f7 <<<<<<< 63c70d9411da915e720632e2402b0052aeb3bff4 server/db.js, line 434 ======= db.js, line 434 >>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js ======= server/db.js, line 434 >>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front end
Returns:
'generation deleted' once deleted
- Type
- String
(static) knex.deleteGroup(groupId) → {String}
=======(static) knex.deleteGroup(groupIdopt) → {String}
>>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js =======(static) knex.deleteGroup(groupId) → {String}
>>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front end
Deletes everything related to a group
Parameters:
| Name | Type | <<<<<<< 9c3c09f09d6e82581fe508b7dafea6f67012d6f7 <<<<<<< 63c70d9411da915e720632e2402b0052aeb3bff4 =======Attributes | >>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js ======= >>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front endDescription |
|---|---|---|---|
groupId |
Int | <<<<<<< 9c3c09f09d6e82581fe508b7dafea6f67012d6f7 <<<<<<< 63c70d9411da915e720632e2402b0052aeb3bff4 =======
<optional> |
>>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js
=======
>>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front end
the id of the group that needs to be deleted, |
- Source:
- <<<<<<< 9c3c09f09d6e82581fe508b7dafea6f67012d6f7 <<<<<<< 63c70d9411da915e720632e2402b0052aeb3bff4 server/db.js, line 279 ======= db.js, line 279 >>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js ======= server/db.js, line 279 >>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front end
Returns:
'pairs deleted' if user can create group
- Type
- String
(static) knex.getGenerationsByGroup(groupId) → {generationData}
getGenerationsByGroup will return all the generations for a group
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
groupId |
int | the group id that pairs needed from to |
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
generationData.generation |
generation | generation data, |
generation.group_id |
String | id of the group assosiated with, |
generation.title |
string | title of the generation, |
generation.group_size |
int | the size of the pairs (or you 3+ poeple), |
generation.created_at |
date | the date when generation was created, |
- Source:
- <<<<<<< 9c3c09f09d6e82581fe508b7dafea6f67012d6f7 <<<<<<< 63c70d9411da915e720632e2402b0052aeb3bff4 server/db.js, line 545 ======= db.js, line 545 >>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js ======= server/db.js, line 545 >>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front end
Returns:
generationData its an array that contain pair data and generation data for entries with group id
- Type
- generationData
(static) knex.getGroup(groupId) → {group}
gets a specific group object
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
groupId |
String | group id in the database |
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
group.groupId |
Int | group data base id (as as param), |
groupArray.name |
String | group name, |
groupArray.size |
Int | size of the group, |
groupArray.creator |
String | MKS user that created table uid, |
groupArray.created_at |
date | created date |
- Source:
- <<<<<<< 9c3c09f09d6e82581fe508b7dafea6f67012d6f7 <<<<<<< 63c70d9411da915e720632e2402b0052aeb3bff4 server/db.js, line 159 ======= db.js, line 159 >>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js ======= server/db.js, line 159 >>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front end
Returns:
groupObject
- Type
- group
(static) knex.getGroups(userUid) → {groupArray}
gives an array of group objects from group and memberships
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
userUid |
String | user_uid in the database |
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
groupArray.id |
Int | join table id(gets delted right after), |
groupArray.user_uid |
String | MKS user uid, |
groupArray.group_id |
Int | group, |
groupArray.role |
String | the role of the user, |
groupArray.name |
String | group name, |
groupArray.size |
Int | size of the group, |
groupArray.creator |
String | MKS user that created table uid, |
groupArray.created_at |
date | created date |
- Source:
- <<<<<<< 9c3c09f09d6e82581fe508b7dafea6f67012d6f7 <<<<<<< 63c70d9411da915e720632e2402b0052aeb3bff4 server/db.js, line 125 ======= db.js, line 125 >>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js ======= server/db.js, line 125 >>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front end
Returns:
arrayOfgroupArrays
- Type
- groupArray
(static) knex.getNewGen(groupId) → {groupPairs}
getNewGen will return all the newest pairs for a group with generation in a specific format
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
groupId |
Int | the group id that pairs needed from to |
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
groupPairs.pairs |
pair | an array of pair object, |
groupPairs.generation |
generation | title of the pairs generation, |
pair.user1_uid |
String | Users Uid, |
pair.user2_uid |
string | Users Uid, |
pair.gen_table_id |
Int | ID of the pairs generation, |
generationData.group_id |
String | id of the group assosiated with, |
generationData.title |
string | title of the generation, |
generationData.group_size |
Int | the size of the pairs (or you 3+ poeple), |
generation.created_at |
date | the date when generation was created, |
- Source:
- <<<<<<< 9c3c09f09d6e82581fe508b7dafea6f67012d6f7 <<<<<<< 63c70d9411da915e720632e2402b0052aeb3bff4 server/db.js, line 577 ======= db.js, line 577 >>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js ======= server/db.js, line 577 >>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front end
Returns:
groupPairs its an array that contain pair data and generation data for entries with group id
- Type
- groupPairs
(static) knex.getPairs(groupId) → {groupPairs}
getPairs will return all the pairs for a group in a specific format
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
groupId |
Int | the group id that pairs needed from to |
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
groupPairs.pairs |
pair | an array of pair object, |
groupPairs.generation |
generation | title of the pairs generation, |
pair.user1_uid |
String | Users Uid, |
pair.user2_uid |
string | Users Uid, |
pair.gen_table_id |
Int | ID of the pairs generation, |
generation.group_id |
String | id of the group assosiated with, |
generation.title |
string | title of the generation, |
generation.group_size |
Int | the size of the pairs (or you 3+ poeple), |
generation.created_at |
date | the date when generation was created, |
- Source:
- <<<<<<< 9c3c09f09d6e82581fe508b7dafea6f67012d6f7 <<<<<<< 63c70d9411da915e720632e2402b0052aeb3bff4 server/db.js, line 475 ======= db.js, line 475 >>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js ======= server/db.js, line 475 >>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front end
Returns:
groupPairs its an array that contain pair data and generation data for entries with group id
- Type
- groupPairs
(static) knex.getUserData(userUid) → {UserData}
Gets all the data(history) for a single user in a very specific format
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
userUid |
String | Users uid the need history for |
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
pair.user1_uid |
String | Users Uid, |
pair.user2_uid |
string | Users Uid, |
UserData.generation |
generation | data of the generation for the pair, |
UserData.group |
generation | all group data for the pair, |
generationData.group_id |
String | id of the group assosiated with, |
generationData.title |
string | title of the generation, |
generationData.group_size |
Int | the size of the pairs (or you 3+ poeple), |
group.id |
String | id of the group, |
group.name |
string | name of the group, |
group.group_size |
Int | the size of the pairings |
generation.creator |
date | the Uid of the user that created the group |
generation.created_at |
date | creating data |
- Source:
- <<<<<<< 9c3c09f09d6e82581fe508b7dafea6f67012d6f7 <<<<<<< 63c70d9411da915e720632e2402b0052aeb3bff4 server/db.js, line 632 ======= db.js, line 632 >>>>>>> api is now addded and comments are fully done for db.js ======= server/db.js, line 632 >>>>>>> api is now set jsut need to fix format on front end
Returns:
UserData its an array that contain pair data and generation data and groupData for single user
- Type
- UserData


Various Prayers
Act of Contrition
O my God,
I am heartily sorry for having offended Thee,
and I detest all my sins,
because I dread the loss of heaven, and the pains of hell;
but most of all because they offend Thee, my God,
Who are all good and deserving of all my love.

I believe that your divine Son became man
and died for our sins and that he will come
to judge the living and the dead.
I believe these and all the truths
which the Holy Catholic Church teaches
because you have revealed them
who are eternal truth and wisdom,
who can neither deceive nor be deceived.
In this faith I intend to live and die.
Amen.
Act of Hope
O My God, relying on Thy infinite goodness and promises,
I hope to obtain pardon of my sins,
the help of Thy grace and life everlasting,
through the merits of Jesus Christ, my Lord and Redeemer.
Act of Love
O my God, I love Thee above all things with my whole heart and soul,
because Thou art all good and worthy of all love.
I love my neighbor as myself for love of Thee.
I forgive all who have injured me,
and I ask pardon for all whom I have injured.
Act of Spiritual Communion
My Jesus,
I believe that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament.
I love You above all things,
and I desire to receive You into my soul.
Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacramentally,
come at least spiritually into my heart.
I embrace You as if You were already there
and unite myself wholly to You.
Never permit me to be separated from You.
Amen.
Afternoon Prayer
Most glorious God,
As I pause in the midst of this day,
I invite You into this moment of prayer.
I ask Your pardon for any way that I have failed to love today.
For my pride, envy, gluttony, greed, lust, sloth and anger,
I beg for Your forgiveness.
Once again, I dedicate this day to You.
I pray for humility, kindness, temperance, charity, chastity, diligence and patience.
Help me, Lord, to listen to Your gentle voice
And to trust in Your guidance and grace.
My life is Yours, dear Lord.
My life is Yours.
May I hold nothing back from You.
May I fulfill my duties this day in accord with Your perfect will.
I love You, dear Lord.
I love You with all my heart.
Help me to love You and others with all my might.
Amen.
Archconfraternity Prayer to the Holy Spirit
Holy Spirit, Lord of Light,
from Your clear celestial height,
Your pure beaming radiance give.
Come, O Father of the Poor,
come with treasures that endure,
come, O Light of all that live.
You of all Consolers best,
and the soul’s delightsome Guest,
do refreshing Peace bestow.
You in toil are Comfort sweet,
pleasant coolness in the heat,
solace in the midst of woe.
Light immortal, Light Divine,
visit now his heart of mine,
and my inmost being fill.
If You take Your grace away,
nothing pure in men will stay,
all their good is turned to ill.
Heal our wounds, our strength renew,
on our dryness pour Your dew,
wash the stains of guilt away.
Bend the stubborn heart and will,
melt the frozen, warm the chill,
guide the steps that go astray.

Give them comfort when they die.
Give them Life with You on high,
give them joys that never end.
Morning Offering
O Jesus,
through the Immaculate Heart of Mary,
I offer You my prayers, works,
joys and sufferings
of this day for all the intentions
of Your Sacred Heart,
in union with the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
throughout the world,
in reparation for my sins,
for the intentions of all my relatives and friends,
and in particular for the intentions of the Holy Father.
Amen.

Prayer for the Indwelling of the Holy Spirit
Holy Spirit, powerful Consoler, sacred Bond of the Father and the Son, Hope of the afflicted, descend into my heart and establish in it your loving dominion. Enkindle in my tepid soul the fire of your Love so that I may be wholly subject to you. We believe that when you dwell in us, yolu also prepare a dwelling for the Father and the Son. Deign, therefore, to come to me, Consoler of abandoned souls, and Protector of the needy. Help the afflicted, strengthen the weak, and support the wavering. Come and purify me. Let no evil desire take possession of me. You love the humble and resist the proud. Come to me, glory of the living, and hope of the dying. Lead me by your grace that I may always be pleasing to you. Amen. Saint Augustine of Hippo
Prayer for the Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit
Grant me the Spirit of Wisdom that I may despise the perishable things of this world and aspire only after the things that are eternal,
the Spirit of Understanding to enlighten my mind with the light of Thy divine truth,
the Spirit of Counsel that I may ever choose the surest way of pleasing God and gaining Heaven,
the Spirit of Fortitude that I may bear my cross with Thee, and that I may overcome with courage all the obstacles that oppose my salvation,
the Spirit of Knowledge that I may know God and know myself and grow perfect in the science of the Saints,
the Spirit of Piety that I may find the service of God sweet and amiable,
the Spirit of Fear that I may be filled with a loving reverence towards God, and may dread in any way to displease Him.
Mark me, dear Lord, with the sign of Thy true disciples and animate me in all things with Thy Spirit. Amen.
Amen.
Prayer of St. Francis of Assisi
Lord, make me an instrument of your peace.
Where there is hatred, let me sow love.
Where there is injury, pardon.
Where there is doubt, faith.
Where there is despair, hope.
Where there is darkness, light.
Where there is sadness, joy.
O Divine Master,
grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled, as to console;
to be understood, as to understand;
to be loved, as to love.
For it is in giving that we receive.
It is in pardoning that we are pardoned,
and it is in dying that we are born to Eternal Life.

He has raised up for us a mighty savior,
born of the house of his servant David.
Through his holy prophets he promised of old
that he would save us from our enemies,
from the hands of all who hate us.
He promised to show mercy to our fathers
and to remember his holy covenant.
This was the oath he swore to our father
Abraham:
to set us free from the hands of our enemies,
free to worship him without fear,
holy and righteous in his sight all the days of our life.
You, my child, shall be called the prophet of the Most High;
for you will go before the Lord to prepare his way,
to give his people knowledge of salvation
by the forgiveness of their sins.
In the tender compassion of our God
the dawn from on high shall break upon us,
to shine on those who dwell in darkness and the shadow of death,
and to guide our feet into the way of peace.


Full Aircraft Animation
Wing 2D Projection
Fuselage 2D Projection
Convergence Plot
For the selected vibration mode, this graph shows the error in modal frequency decreases as you increase the number of elements.
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Number of Elements:
8
4
512
Mode Shape:
1
1
8
Modal Frequency:


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Sharad Pawar urged Uddhav Thackeray to be Maharashtra alliance CM at late-night meet
Uddhav Thackeray and his son Aaditya went to Sharad Pawar's home in Mumbai yesterday to hold talks. Also present was Sanjay Raut, another senior Shiv Sena leader.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Aaditya Thackeray and Sanjay Raut also urged Uddhav to be CM: Sources
- Uddhav, Raut to Pawar: We should stake claim ASAP
- Meetings of MLAs of 3 parties on Saturday if portfolios finalised
Sharad Pawar tried to convince Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray to lead a Maharashtra coalition government as chief minister when they met late last night, sources said.
The Sena, Pawar's Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and the Congress are working on a prospective alliance after the Sena and BJP, joint winners in last month's state election, fell out bitterly. Meanwhile, Maharashtra has been placed in President's Rule.
Uddhav Thackeray and his son Aaditya went to Sharad Pawar's home in Mumbai yesterday to hold talks. Also present were Sanjay Raut of the Shiv Sena and Ajit Pawar (Sharad Pawar's nephew) of the NCP.
Like Sharad Pawar, Aaditya Thackeray and Sanjay Raut, too, urged Uddhav to be chief minister.
But if Uddhav Thackeray declines, Sanjay Raut will be the frontrunner, according to sources.
SENA TO PAWAR: LET'S HURRY
At last night's meeting, Uddhav Thackeray and Raut told Pawar they should stake a claim to government formation at soon as possible.
If portfolios are finalised, a joint meeting of MLAs from all three alliance partners is likely on Saturday.


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java.lang.Object java.net.ResponseCache
public abstract class ResponseCache
Represents implementations of URLConnection caches. An instance of such a class can be registered with the system by doing ResponseCache.setDefault(ResponseCache), and the system will call this object in order to:
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ResponseCache()
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abstract CacheResponse |
get(URI uri,
String rqstMethod,
Map<String,List<String>> rqstHeaders)
Retrieve the cached response based on the requesting uri, request method and request headers. |
static ResponseCache |
getDefault()
Gets the system-wide response cache. |
abstract CacheRequest |
put(URI uri,
URLConnection conn)
The protocol handler calls this method after a resource has been retrieved, and the ResponseCache must decide whether or not to store the resource in its cache. |
static void |
setDefault(ResponseCache responseCache)
Sets (or unsets) the system-wide cache. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public ResponseCache()
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public static ResponseCache getDefault()
ResponseCache
SecurityException
- If a security manager has been installed and it denies
NetPermission
("getResponseCache")setDefault(ResponseCache)
public static void setDefault(ResponseCache responseCache)
responseCache
- The response cache, or
null
to unset the cache.
SecurityException
- If a security manager has been installed and it denies
NetPermission
("setResponseCache")getDefault()
public abstract CacheResponse get(URI uri, String rqstMethod, Map<String,List<String>> rqstHeaders) throws IOException
uri
- a URI
used to reference the requested
network resourcerqstMethod
- a String
representing the request
methodrqstHeaders
- - a Map from request header
field names to lists of field values representing
the current request headers
CacheResponse
instance if available
from cache, or null otherwise
IOException
- if an I/O error occurs
IllegalArgumentException
- if any one of the arguments is nullURLConnection.setUseCaches(boolean)
,
URLConnection.getUseCaches()
,
URLConnection.setDefaultUseCaches(boolean)
,
URLConnection.getDefaultUseCaches()
public abstract CacheRequest put(URI uri, URLConnection conn) throws IOException
uri
- a URI
used to reference the requested
network resourceconn
- - a URLConnection instance that is used to fetch
the response to be cached
CacheRequest
for recording the
response to be cached. Null return indicates that
the caller does not intend to cache the response.
IOException
- if an I/O error occurs
IllegalArgumentException
- if any one of the arguments is
null
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Biography
My name is Mohammad Ashour, I studied pharmacy at Philadelphia university, I have good medical and clinical knowledge, in the other side I love using computers and smart devices, and I have fun when sitting in front of a screen even if I'm not doing anything. I used windows, linux, android, and apple and a lot of applications on them and I figured alone almost everything about them.
Education & Courses
After school, I took some courses about medical science and clinical skills, and I also took an introduction about arduino at the same time, after that I started studieng pharamcy at philadelphia university, and participated in several pharmaceutical courses and bootcamps. Now, I study software development at ASAC, LTUC.
Experience
I have a little work and training experience considering that I'm starting out and planning on expanding it after finishing the ASAC course. So, My experience is listed below:
- I worked as sales representative at paperwork company.
- I was trained at Drug center pharmacy.
- I was trained at PharMore pharmacy which is called DAWA now.
Top ten Movies
I would like to tell you about top ten movies in my opinion, listed below in Descending order:
- Harry Potter
- The transporter
- Silent hill
- Brick Mansions
- Limitless
- The dark knight
- Iron man
- I'm legend
- The pursuit of Happiness
- Baby driver


Cancel An Alarm
Here are the possible alarms you can cancel:
{% for index in cancel_options %}
{{index}}
{% endfor %}


Revoke roles and security labels
You must log into the database as Pat before proceeding with this page.
Revoke roles and security labels with the following commands.
- 'REVOKE ROLE' command revokes all roles from users.
- 'REVOKE ALL PRIVILEGES' revokes all privileges from Roles.
- 'REVOKE SECURITY LABEL' command revokes all security labels from roles and users.


Another definition of addition
Give a definition of addition on
nat
, recursive on its second argument (and not the first one, as
plus
).
Prove that your function computes the same result as
Coq
's
plus
.
Solution
Look at
this file


The push notification
feature
It should contain high priority “want-to-know” or “should-know” information for students. This form of communication should be highly relevant to each individual. Push notifications should direct students to the mobile app to take direct action. Push notifications should allow students the abillity to recieve a message and perform some useful action inside the mobile application.
Message priority: Medium
to High
Message relevance: High
BOISE STATEnow
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Golden retriever looks very sad about Mufasa's death in The Lion King
An adorable golden retriever appeared to get incredibly worried while watching Disney favorite Simba’s dad Mufasa die in ‘The Lion King.’
The footage taken by Sam Stolly shows his one-year-old dog, Khaleesi, nervously watching the Disney movie from Stolly’s kitchen before walking up for a better view.
As the heartbreaking scene unfolds, Khaleesi takes a seat right in front of the screen and does not look away as Simba tries to wake his father up.
Alongside the video, Stolly wrote: ‘Someone was very concerned.’
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According to the American Kennel Society, dogs can recognize action on the television – especially when it depicts another dog, even more so when it’s their breed.
Even though Simba is a cartoon lion, Khaleesi may be perceiving him as another golden retriever in distress due to his golden yellow fur and white chest.
Sam shared his footage online, where his empathetic dog’s behavior has since won the hearts of thousands of viewers.


public static class CheckIndex.Status extends Object
CheckIndex.checkIndex()
detailing the health and status of the index.
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class
|
CheckIndex.Status.FieldNormStatus
Status from testing field norms.
|
static class
|
CheckIndex.Status.SegmentInfoStatus
Holds the status of each segment in the index.
|
static class
|
CheckIndex.Status.StoredFieldStatus
Status from testing stored fields.
|
static class
|
CheckIndex.Status.TermIndexStatus
Status from testing term index.
|
static class
|
CheckIndex.Status.TermVectorStatus
Status from testing stored fields.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
boolean
|
cantOpenSegments
True if we were unable to open the segments_N file.
|
boolean
|
clean
True if no problems were found with the index.
|
Directory
|
dir
Directory index is in.
|
int
|
maxSegmentName
The greatest segment name.
|
boolean
|
missingSegments
True if we were unable to locate and load the segments_N file.
|
boolean
|
missingSegmentVersion
True if we were unable to read the version number from segments_N file.
|
int
|
numBadSegments
How many bad segments were found.
|
int
|
numSegments
Number of segments in the index.
|
boolean
|
partial
True if we checked only specific segments (
CheckIndex.checkIndex(List)
) was called with non-null
argument).
|
String
|
segmentFormat
String description of the version of the index.
|
List
<
CheckIndex.Status.SegmentInfoStatus
>
|
segmentInfos
List of
CheckIndex.Status.SegmentInfoStatus
instances, detailing status of each segment.
|
List
<
String
>
|
segmentsChecked
Empty unless you passed specific segments list to check as optional 3rd argument.
|
String
|
segmentsFileName
Name of latest segments_N file in the index.
|
boolean
|
toolOutOfDate
True if the index was created with a newer version of Lucene than the CheckIndex tool.
|
int
|
totLoseDocCount
How many documents will be lost to bad segments.
|
Map
<
String
,
String
>
|
userData
Holds the userData of the last commit in the index
|
boolean
|
validCounter
Whether the SegmentInfos.counter is greater than any of the segments' names.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
CheckIndex.Status
()
|
public boolean clean
public boolean missingSegments
public boolean cantOpenSegments
public boolean missingSegmentVersion
public String segmentsFileName
public int numSegments
public String segmentFormat
public List < String > segmentsChecked
CheckIndex.checkIndex(List)
public boolean toolOutOfDate
public List < CheckIndex.Status.SegmentInfoStatus > segmentInfos
CheckIndex.Status.SegmentInfoStatus
instances, detailing status of each segment.
public Directory dir
public int totLoseDocCount
public int numBadSegments
public boolean partial
CheckIndex.checkIndex(List)
) was called with non-null
argument).
public int maxSegmentName
public boolean validCounter


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This widget allows you to add one or multiple questions, with one or more possible replies, with the choice of showing results in the app in real time.
It can be used for Polls, Surveys, Votes, Requests to volunteer, etc.
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DeserializationSpeedMetric
Harness
HtmlReporter
JavaObjectSerialization
JTreeTarget
ListTarget
Metric
Person
Product
Reporter
SerializationSpeedMetric
SizeMetric
StringTarget
Target
TextReporter
UserDefinedClassTarget
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.hibernate.reactive.provider.service |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractReactiveInformationSchemaBasedExtractorImpl
An implementation of
InformationExtractor that obtains metadata
information from a database's information_schema. |
| NoJdbcConnectionProvider
A dummy Hibernate
ConnectionProvider throws an
exception if a JDBC connection is requested. |
| NoJdbcConnectionProviderInitiator
A Hibernate
service initiator that
wraps the Hibernate ConnectionProvider in an instance of
NoJdbcConnectionProvider . |
| NoJdbcEnvironmentInitiator
A Hibernate
service initiator that
provides an implementation of JdbcEnvironment that infers
the Hibernate Dialect from the JDBC URL. |
| NoJdbcMultiTenantConnectionProviderInitiator
A Hibernate
service initiator for
NoJdbcMultiTenantConnectionProvider . |
| NoJtaPlatformInitiator
A Hibernate
service initiator for the non-configured form of JTA platform. |
| ReactiveMarkerService
This service is only used to "mark" the registry as being
intended for use by an instance of Hibernate Reactive.
|
| ReactiveMarkerServiceInitiator
A Hibernate
service initiator for ReactiveMarkerService . |
| ReactiveMarkerServiceSingleton
A singleton
ReactiveMarkerService that marks the registry as running in "Reactive mode" allowing
the registration of reactive components. |
| ReactivePersisterClassResolverInitiator
A Hibernate
service initiator that creates a ReactivePersisterClassResolver to register
the persisters Hibernate Reactive needs. |
| ReactiveQueryTranslatorFactoryInitiator
A Hibernate
service initiator that creates
ReactiveQueryTranslatorFactory instances. |
| ReactiveSchemaManagementToolInitiator |
| ReactiveSessionFactoryBuilder
A
SessionFactoryBuilder for SessionFactory
instances that can be unwrapped to
produce a Stage.SessionFactory or
Mutiny.SessionFactory . |
| ReactiveSessionFactoryBuilderInitiator
A Hibernate
service initiator that
wraps the Hibernate ConnectionProvider in an instance of
NoJdbcConnectionProvider . |
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I like to party, if by party you mean manage student records and transcripts, schedule classes, and do odd jobs here and there.
Long walks ont he beach are for saps, give me spreadsheets!
You can find me here, since e-mail is the easiest way to contact me


FireHose WWW Site
Contributing to the FireHose suite
In the spirit of an open-source code, there are various ways you can
contribute to making the FireHose suite better. You can send email to
any of these items to the developers listed on the FireHose WWW
site.
- Point prospective users to the FireHose WWW site. Mention it in talks
or link to it from your own WWW site.
- If you find an error or omission in the FireHose documentation, or have a
suggestion for something to clarify or include, let us know.
- If you find a bug, please submit an issue on GitHub with details of how
to reproduce it.
- If you publish a paper using FireHose, send the citation to us and we can
add it to the Publications page.
- Contribute a new analytic or generator to be added to the suite.


The xdom data structure is usually used to represent tree, but it can also be used to represent directed graphs. Graphs can include sharing (where there is more than one path to a single node) and cycles (where a node is its own descendent).
Graphs in main memory present no special problems; but, when converted to an external form special actions are needed. First when converting from internal form to external form using the Unparse function the graph=true option must be used. If this option is not used the unparser will not terminate. Note that when this option is used mark1 bits in graph nodes are used to detect sharing and cycles and the unparser is not thread safe.
When there is more than one path to a node that node is labeled by adding on output an attribute of the form graph:def="L1". The second and later paths on output will contains a special reference node with an attribute of the form graph:ref="L1". By making these changes the output will be a tree (that represents the graph).
When a graph external form is parsed using the Parse function the result will be a the tree with the special graph attributes. These attributes can be removed and sharing and cycles restored by calling the graphExpand function.
The graph example shows how this all works.


{% load static wagtailuserbar wagtailcore_tags wagtailimages_tags %} {% block extra_css %} {% endblock extra_css %}
Links to Wikidata's SPARQL endpoint & other tools/search engines
| Name | Position | Office | Age | Start date | Salary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tiger Nixon | System Architect | Edinburgh | 61 | 2011/04/25 | $320,800 |
| Name | Position | Office | Age | Start date | Salary |


Uses of Package
io.ebean.cache
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| io.ebean | |
| io.ebean.cache |
Server Cache Service
|
| io.ebean.config |
Configuration settings for Database construction
|
-
Classes in io.ebean.cache used by io.ebean Class Description ServerCacheManager The cache service for server side caching of beans and query results. -
Classes in io.ebean.cache used by io.ebean.cache Class Description QueryCacheEntry For query cache entries we additionally hold the dependent tables and timestamp for the query result.QueryCacheEntryValidate Used to validate that a query cache entry is still valid based on dependent tables.ServerCache Represents part of the "L2" server side cache.ServerCacheConfig Configuration used to create ServerCache instances.ServerCacheFactory Defines method for constructing caches for beans and queries.ServerCacheNotification Notification event that dependent tables have been modified.ServerCacheNotify Interface for both listening to notification changes and sending them to other members of the cluster.ServerCacheOptions Options for controlling a cache.ServerCacheRegion Cache region can be enabled independently.ServerCacheStatistics The statistics collected per cache.ServerCacheType The type of L2 caches. -
Classes in io.ebean.cache used by io.ebean.config Class Description ServerCachePlugin The plugin interface that creates a ServerCacheFactory.


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int | DEF_MODE_ONE = 0 |
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int | DEF_MODE_TWO = 1 |
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int | DEF_TYPE_EASY = 0 |
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int | DEF_TYPE_NOR = 1 |
| |
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int | DEF_TYPE_HARD = 2 |
| |
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int | DEF_COLOR_BLACK = 0 |
| |
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int | DEF_COLOR_WHITE = 1 |
| |
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int | DEF_ASSIST_OFF = 0 |
| |
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int | DEF_ASSIST_ON = 1 |
| |
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int | DEF_GAME_SPD_FAST = 0 |
| |
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int | DEF_GAME_SPD_MID = 1 |
| |
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int | DEF_GAME_SPD_SLOW = 2 |
| |
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int | DEF_GAME_SPD_FAST_VAL = 0 |
| |
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int | DEF_GAME_SPD_MID_VAL = 50 |
| |
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int | DEF_GAME_SPD_SLOW_VAL = 100 |
| |
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int | DEF_GAME_SPD_FAST_VAL2 = 0 |
| |
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int | DEF_GAME_SPD_MID_VAL2 = 500 |
| |
|
int | DEF_GAME_SPD_SLOW_VAL2 = 1000 |
| |
|
int | DEF_END_ANIM_OFF = 0 |
| |
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int | DEF_END_ANIM_ON = 1 |
| |
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int | DEF_MASU_CNT_6 = 0 |
| |
|
int | DEF_MASU_CNT_8 = 1 |
| |
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int | DEF_MASU_CNT_10 = 2 |
| |
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int | DEF_MASU_CNT_12 = 3 |
| |
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int | DEF_MASU_CNT_14 = 4 |
| |
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int | DEF_MASU_CNT_16 = 5 |
| |
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int | DEF_MASU_CNT_18 = 6 |
| |
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int | DEF_MASU_CNT_20 = 7 |
| |
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int | DEF_MASU_CNT_6_VAL = 6 |
| |
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int | DEF_MASU_CNT_8_VAL = 8 |
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int | DEF_MASU_CNT_10_VAL = 10 |
| |
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int | DEF_MASU_CNT_12_VAL = 12 |
| |
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int | DEF_MASU_CNT_14_VAL = 14 |
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int | DEF_MASU_CNT_16_VAL = 16 |
| |
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int | DEF_MASU_CNT_18_VAL = 18 |
| |
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int | DEF_MASU_CNT_20_VAL = 20 |
| |
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int | DEF_MASU_CNT_MAX_VAL = DEF_MASU_CNT_20_VAL |
| |
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int | REVERSI_STS_NONE = 0 |
| |
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int | REVERSI_STS_BLACK = 1 |
| |
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int | REVERSI_STS_WHITE = 2 |
| |
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int | REVERSI_STS_MIN = 0 |
| |
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int | REVERSI_STS_MAX = 2 |
| |
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int | REVERSI_MASU_CNT = 8 |
| |
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int | LC_MSG_DRAW = 0 |
| |
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int | LC_MSG_ERASE = 1 |
| |
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int | LC_MSG_DRAW_INFO = 2 |
| |
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int | LC_MSG_ERASE_INFO = 3 |
| |
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int | LC_MSG_DRAW_ALL = 4 |
| |
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int | LC_MSG_ERASE_ALL = 5 |
| |
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int | LC_MSG_DRAW_INFO_ALL = 6 |
| |
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int | LC_MSG_ERASE_INFO_ALL = 7 |
| |
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int | LC_MSG_DRAW_END = 8 |
| |
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int | LC_MSG_CUR_COL = 9 |
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int | LC_MSG_CUR_COL_ERASE = 10 |
| |
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int | LC_MSG_CUR_STS = 11 |
| |
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int | LC_MSG_CUR_STS_ERASE = 12 |
| |
|
int | LC_MSG_MSG_DLG = 13 |
| |
|
int | LC_MSG_DRAW_ALL_RESET = 14 |
| |
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Definition at line 25 of file ReversiConst.py.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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In this example, I started with an example.js, following conventions defined by CommonJS (by using require() to include the col.js lib).
Then, I ran browserify on it to create example-browserified.js using this command:
browserify example.js -o example-browserified.js


This is my test html
This seocnd is my test html
This third is my test html
This fourth is my test html


{% load static %}
This section shows the impact COVID-19 has created over the World and in India since its apperance.
Below animated figure shows the spread of COVID-19 over the time across the whole world.
Below animated figure shows the deaths due to COVID-19 over the time across the whole world.
Below figure shows the spread of COVID-19 throught India. Hover over the regions to see the details of the impact.


railo-context.Component cbi18n.ResourceService
Reads and parses java resource bundles with a nice integration for replacement and MVC usage
| Property Summary | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| type | property | default | serializable | required |
any
|
log
|
true
|
false
|
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
|
init([any controller], [any i18n])
Constructor. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
string
|
formatRBString(string rbString, any substituteValues)
performs messageFormat like operation on compound rb string. |
struct
|
getBundles()
Reference to loaded bundles. |
string
|
getDefaultLocale()
Reference to the default application locale. |
string
|
getDefaultResourceBundle()
Reference to the default application resource bundle location. |
array
|
getLoadedBundles()
Get a list of all loaded bundles. |
array
|
getRBKeys(any rbFile, [any rbLocale=''])
Returns an array of keys from a specific resource bundle. |
any
|
getRBString(any rbFile, any rbKey, [any rbLocale='en_US'], [any default])
Returns a given key from a specific resource bundle file and locale. |
any
|
getResource(any resource, [any default], [any locale='[runtime expression]'], [any values], [any bundle='default'])
Get a resource from a specific loaded bundle and locale. |
struct
|
getResourceBundle(any rbFile, [any rbLocale='en_US'])
Reads,parses and returns a resource bundle in struct format. |
string
|
getUnknownTranslation()
Reference to the default application unknown translation string. |
any
|
loadBundle(string rbFile, [string rbLocale='en_US'], [boolean force='false'], [string rbAlias='default'])
Tries to load a resource bundle into ColdBox memory if not loaded already. |
string
|
messageFormat(string thisPattern, any args, [any thisLocale=''])
performs messageFormat on compound rb string. |
boolean
|
verifyPattern(string pattern)
Performs verification on MessageFormat pattern. |
| Methods inherited from class railo-context.Component |
|---|
| None |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
Constructor
controller
i18n
| Property Detail |
|---|
required
- falseinject
- logbox:logger:{this}serializable
- true| Method Detail |
|---|
performs messageFormat like operation on compound rb string. So if you have a string with {1} it will replace it. You can also have multiple and send in an array to do replacements.
rbString
substituteValues
- Array, Struct or single value to format.Reference to loaded bundles
Reference to the default application locale
Reference to the default application resource bundle location
Get a list of all loaded bundles
Returns an array of keys from a specific resource bundle
rbFile
- This must be the path + filename UP to but NOT including the locale. We auto-add the local and .properties to the end.rbLocale
- The locale to use, if not passed, defaults to default locale.Returns a given key from a specific resource bundle file and locale. NOT FROM MEMORY
rbFile
- This must be the path + filename UP to but NOT including the locale. We auto-add the local and .properties to the end.rbKey
- The key to retrieverbLocale
- The locale of the bundle. Default is en_USdefault
- A default value to send back if resource not foundGet a resource from a specific loaded bundle and locale
resource
- The resource (key) to retrieve from the main loaded bundle.default
- A default value to send back if the resource (key) not foundlocale
- Pass in which locale to take the resource from. By default it uses the user's current set localevalues
- An array, struct or simple string of value replacements to use on the resource stringbundle
- The bundle alias to use to get the resource from when using multiple resource bundles. By default the bundle name used is 'default'Reads,parses and returns a resource bundle in struct format
rbFile
- This must be the path + filename UP to but NOT including the locale. We auto-add the local and .properties to the end.rbLocale
- The locale of the resource bundleReference to the default application unknown translation string
Tries to load a resource bundle into ColdBox memory if not loaded already
rbFile
- This must be the path + filename UP to but NOT including the locale. We auto-add .properties to the end alongside the localerbLocale
- The locale of the bundle to loadforce
- Forces the loading of the bundle even if its in memoryrbAlias
- The unique alias name used to store this resource bundle in memory. The default name is the name of the rbFile passed if not passed.performs messageFormat on compound rb string
thisPattern
- pattern to use in formattingargs
- substitution values, simple or arraythisLocale
- locale to use in formatting, defaults to en_USPerforms verification on MessageFormat pattern
pattern
- format pattern to test


For BMP Suite version 2.6
This document describes the images in BMP Suite, and shows what I allege to be the correct way to interpret them. PNG and JPEG images are used for reference.
It also shows how your web browser displays the BMP images, but that’s not its main purpose. BMP is poor image format to use on web pages, so a web browser’s level of support for it is arguably not important.
| File | Ver. | Correct display | In your browser | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| g/pal1.bmp | 3 | 1 bit/pixel paletted image, in which black is the first color in the palette. | ||
| g/pal1wb.bmp | 3 | 1 bit/pixel paletted image, in which white is the first color in the palette. | ||
| g/pal1bg.bmp | 3 | 1 bit/pixel paletted image, with colors other than black and white. | ||
| q/pal1p1.bmp | 3 | 1 bit/pixel paletted image, with only one color in the palette. The documentation says that 1-bpp images have a palette size of 2 (not “up to 2”), but it would be silly for a viewer not to support a size of 1. | ||
| q/pal2.bmp | 3 | A paletted image with 2 bits/pixel. Usually only 1, 4, and 8 are allowed, but 2 is legal on Windows CE. | ||
| q/pal2color.bmp | 3 | Same as pal2.bmp, but with a color palette instead of grayscale palette. | ||
| g/pal4.bmp | 3 | Paletted image with 12 palette colors, and 4 bits/pixel. | ||
| g/pal4gs.bmp | 3 | Paletted image with 12 grayscale palette colors, and 4 bits/pixel. | ||
| g/pal4rle.bmp | 3 | 4-bit image that uses RLE compression. | ||
| q/pal4rletrns.bmp | 3 | or or |
An RLE-compressed image that uses “delta” codes to skip over some pixels, leaving them undefined. Some viewers make undefined pixels transparent, others make them black, and others assign them palette color 0 (purple, in this case). | |
| q/pal4rlecut.bmp | 3 | or or |
An RLE-compressed image that uses “delta” codes, and early EOL & EOBMP markers, to skip over some pixels. It’s okay if the viewer’s image doesn’t exactly match any of the reference images. | |
| g/pal8.bmp | 3 | Our standard paletted image, with 252 palette colors, and 8 bits/pixel. | ||
| g/pal8-0.bmp | 3 | Every field that can be set to 0 is set to 0: pixels/meter=0; colors used=0 (meaning the default 256); size-of-image=0. | ||
| g/pal8gs.bmp | 3 | An 8-bit image with a palette of 252 grayscale colors. | ||
| g/pal8rle.bmp | 3 | 8-bit image that uses RLE compression. | ||
| q/pal8rletrns.bmp | 3 | or or |
8-bit version of q/pal4rletrns.bmp. | |
| q/pal8rlecut.bmp | 3 | or or |
8-bit version of q/pal4rlecut.bmp. | |
| g/pal8w126.bmp | 3 | Images with different widths and heights. In BMP format, rows are padded to a multiple of four bytes, so we test all four possibilities. | ||
| g/pal8w125.bmp | 3 | |||
| g/pal8w124.bmp | 3 | |||
| g/pal8topdown.bmp | 3 | BMP images are normally stored from the bottom up, but there is a way to store them from the top down. | ||
| q/pal8offs.bmp | 3 | A file with some unused bytes between the palette and the image. This is probably valid, but I’m not 100% sure. | ||
| q/pal8oversizepal.bmp | 3 | An 8-bit image with 300 palette colors. This may be invalid, because the documentation could be interpreted to imply that 8-bit images aren’t allowed to have more than 256 colors. | ||
| g/pal8nonsquare.bmp | 3 |
or |
An image with non-square pixels: the X pixels/meter is twice the Y pixels/meter. Image editors can be expected to leave the image “squashed”; image viewers should consider stretching it to its correct proportions. | |
| g/pal8os2.bmp | OS/2v1 | An OS/2-style bitmap. This format can be called OS/2 BMPv1, or Windows BMPv2. | ||
| q/pal8os2-sz.bmp | OS/2v1 | Some OS/2 BMP specifications say that the size field in the file header should be set to the aggregate size of the file header and infoheader, instead of the total file size. For OS/2v1, that means it will always be 26. BMP decoders usually ignore this field, so it shouldn’t cause a problem. | ||
| q/pal8os2-hs.bmp | OS/2v1 | Some OS/2 BMP specifications define the fields at offsets 6 and 8 to be a “hotspot” (for cursor graphics). Though the fields are not used in BMP files, they are sometimes, as in this file, set to nonzero values. This should cause no problems, except that it could prevent some programs from detecting this file as a BMP file. | ||
| q/pal8os2sp.bmp | OS/2v1 | An OS/2v1 with a less-than-full-sized palette. Probably not valid, but such files have been seen in the wild. | ||
| q/pal8os2v2.bmp | OS/2v2 | An OS/2v2 bitmap. | ||
| q/pal8os2v2-16.bmp | OS/2v2 | An OS/2v2 bitmap whose header has only 16 bytes, instead of the full 64. | ||
| q/pal8os2v2-sz.bmp | OS/2v2 | An OS/2v2 bitmap. Like q/pal8os2-sz.bmp, the size field is set to the size of the headers (78), instead of the size of the file. | ||
| q/pal8os2v2-40sz.bmp | OS/2v2 | An OS/2v2 bitmap, with a 40-byte header. Like q/pal8os2-sz.bmp, the size field is set to the size of the headers (54), instead of the size of the file. Except for that, this file cannot be distinguished from a Windows BMPv3 file. | ||
| q/rgb24rle24.bmp | OS/2v2 | An OS/2v2 bitmap with RLE24 compression. This image uses a limited number of colors, just to make it more compressible. | ||
| q/pal1huff.bmp | OS/2v2 | My attempt to make a BMP file with Huffman 1D compression. It is quite possibly incorrect. Even if everything else about it is correct, I have no way to know whether it is black/white reversed, and/or flipped vertically. | ||
| g/pal8v4.bmp | 4 | A v4 bitmap. I’m not sure that the gamma and chromaticity values in this file are sensible, because I can’t find any detailed documentation of them. Note that bmpsuite v2.4 and earlier had the gamma set differently (and probably incorrectly). | ||
| g/pal8v5.bmp | 5 | A v5 bitmap. Version 5 has additional colorspace options over v4, so it is easier to create, and ought to be more portable. | ||
| g/rgb16.bmp | 3 | A 16-bit image with the default color format: 5 bits each for red, green, and blue, and 1 unused bit. The whitest colors should (I assume) be displayed as pure white: (255,255,255), not (248,248,248). | ||
| g/rgb16bfdef.bmp | 3 | Same format as rgb16.bmp, but with a BITFIELDS segment. | ||
| g/rgb16-565.bmp | 3 | A 16-bit image with a BITFIELDS segment indicating 5 red, 6 green, and 5 blue bits. This is a standard 16-bit format, even supported by old versions of Windows that don’t support any other non-default 16-bit formats. The whitest colors should be displayed as pure white: (255,255,255), not (248,252,248). | ||
| g/rgb16-565pal.bmp | 3 | A 16-bit image with both a BITFIELDS segment and a palette. | ||
| q/rgb16faketrns.bmp | 3 | or maybe |
Same idea as q/rgb32fakealpha.bmp. The default 16-bit color format has one unused bit per pixel, and in this image some of the unused bits are set to 1. It’s possible that some viewers will interpret this image as having transparency. | |
| q/rgb16-231.bmp | 3 | An unusual and silly 16-bit image, with 2 red bits, 3 green bits, and 1 blue bit. Most viewers do support this image, but the colors may be darkened with a yellow-green shadow. That’s because they’re doing simple bit-shifting (possibly including one round of bit replication), instead of proper scaling. | ||
| q/rgb16-3103.bmp | 3 | Similar to q/rgb16-231.bmp, with 3 red bits, 10 green bits, and 3 blue bits. | ||
| q/rgba16-4444.bmp | 5 | A 16-bit image with an alpha channel. There are 4 bits for each color channel, and 4 bits for the alpha channel. It’s not clear if this is valid, but I can’t find anything that suggests it isn’t. | ||
| q/rgba16-5551.bmp | 5 | Similar to q/rgba16-4444.bmp, with 5 red bits, 5 green bits, 5 blue bits, and a 1-bit alpha channel. | ||
| q/rgba16-1924.bmp | 5 | Similar to q/rgba16-4444.bmp, with 1 red bit, 9 green bits, 2 blue bits, and 4 bits for the alpha channel. | ||
| g/rgb24.bmp | 3 | A perfectly ordinary 24-bit (truecolor) image. | ||
| g/rgb24pal.bmp | 3 | A 24-bit image, with a palette containing 256 colors. There is little if any reason for a truecolor image to contain a palette, but it is legal. | ||
| q/rgb24largepal.bmp | 3 | A 24-bit image, with a palette containing 300 colors. The fact that the palette has more than 256 colors may cause some viewers to complain, but the documentation does not mention a size limit. | ||
| q/rgb24prof.bmp | 5 | My attempt to make a BMP file with an embedded color profile. | ||
| q/rgb24prof2.bmp | 5 | This image tries to test whether color profiles are fully supported. It has the red and green channels swapped, and an embedded color profile that tries to swap them back. Support for this is uncommon. | ||
| q/rgb24lprof.bmp | 5 | My attempt to make a BMP file with a linked color profile. Supporting linked profiles may be a bad idea, as it can lead to security vulnerabilities. | ||
| q/rgb24jpeg.bmp | 5 | My attempt to make BMP files with embedded JPEG and PNG images.
These are not likely to be supported by much of anything (they’re
intended for printers). These image are stored in top-down order, with a positive bV5Height field. This might not be correct. The documentation is very confusing on this issue. |
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| q/rgb24png.bmp | 5 | |||
| g/rgb32.bmp | 3 | A 32-bit image using the default color format for 32-bit images (no BITFIELDS segment). There are 8 bits per color channel, and 8 unused bits. The unused bits are set to 0. | ||
| g/rgb32bfdef.bmp | 3 | Same format as rgb32.bmp, but with a BITFIELDS segment. | ||
| g/rgb32bf.bmp | 3 | A 32-bit image with a BITFIELDS segment. As usual, there are 8 bits per color channel, and 8 unused bits. But the color channels are in an unusual order, so the viewer must read the BITFIELDS, and not just guess. | ||
| q/rgb32h52.bmp | (52) | Similar to g/rgb32bf.bmp, but with a 52-byte “BITMAPV2INFOHEADER”. This is an uncommon version of BMP, and I can’t confirm that this file is correct. | ||
| q/rgb32-xbgr.bmp | 5 | Color channels are the same size and order as rgb32bfdef.bmp, but they use the highest available bits, instead of the lowest (or vice versa, depending on your byte-order perspective). | ||
| q/rgb32fakealpha.bmp | 3 | or |
Same as g/rgb32.bmp, except that the unused bits are set to something other than 0. If the image becomes transparent toward the bottom, it probably means the viewer uses heuristics to guess whether the undefined data represents transparency. Reportedly, in ICO icon format, a 32-bit image has transparency if any of the could-be alpha samples are nonzero. Some BMP decoders probably use the same algorithm for BMP. | |
| q/rgb32-111110.bmp | 3 | A 32 bits/pixel image, with all 32 bits used: 11 each for red and green, and 10 for blue. As far as I know, this is valid, but it is unusual. | ||
| q/rgb32-7187.bmp | 3 | A 32 bits/pixel image, with 7 bits for red, 18 for green, and 7 for blue. | ||
| q/rgba32-1.bmp | 5 | A BMP with an alpha channel. Transparency is barely documented, so it’s possible that this file is not correctly formed. The color channels are in the usual order. | ||
| q/rgba32-2.bmp | 5 | Same as q/rgba32-1.bmp, but with the color channels in an unusual order, to prevent viewers from passing this test by making a lucky guess. | ||
| q/rgba32-1010102.bmp | 5 | A 32 bits/pixel image, with 10 bits for red, 10 for green, 10 for blue, and 2 for alpha. | ||
| q/rgba32-81284.bmp | 5 | A 32 bits/pixel image, with 8 bits for red, 12 for green, 8 for blue, and 4 for alpha. | ||
| q/rgba32-61754.bmp | 5 | A 32 bits/pixel image, with 6 bits for red, 17 for green, 5 for blue, and 4 for alpha. | ||
| q/rgba32abf.bmp | 3 | An image of type BI_ALHPABITFIELDS. Supposedly, this was used on Windows CE. I don’t know whether it is constructed correctly. | ||
| q/rgba32h56.bmp | (56) | Similar to q/rgba32-2.bmp, but with a 56-byte “BITMAPV3INFOHEADER”. This is an uncommon version of BMP, and I can’t confirm that this file is correct. | ||
| x/ba-bm.bmp | OS/2v2 | This image uses the OS/2v2 “Bitmap Array” (BA) container format. Although a BA file may contain multiple images, this file has only one. | ||
| b/badbitcount.bmp | 3 | N/A | Header indicates an absurdly large number of bits/pixel. | |
| b/badbitssize.bmp | 3 | N/A | Header incorrectly indicates that the bitmap is several GB in size. | |
| b/baddens1.bmp | 3 | N/A | Density (pixels per meter) suggests the image is much larger in one dimension than the other. | |
| b/baddens2.bmp | 3 | N/A | ||
| b/badfilesize.bmp | 3 | N/A | Header incorrectly indicates that the file is several GB in size. | |
| b/badheadersize.bmp | ? | N/A | Header size is 66 bytes, which is not a valid size for any known BMP version. | |
| b/badpalettesize.bmp | 3 | N/A | Header incorrectly indicates that the palette contains an absurdly large number of colors. | |
| b/badplanes.bmp | 3 | N/A | The “planes” setting, which is required to be 1, is not 1. | |
| b/badrle4.bmp | 3 | N/A | An invalid RLE4-compressed image that tries to cause buffer overruns. | |
| b/badrle4bis.bmp | 3 | N/A | Another invalid RLE4-compressed image that tries to cause buffer overruns. | |
| b/badrle4ter.bmp | 3 | N/A | Another invalid RLE4-compressed image that tries to cause buffer overruns. | |
| b/badrle.bmp | 3 | N/A | 8-bit version of b/badrle4.bmp. | |
| b/badrlebis.bmp | 3 | N/A | 8-bit version of b/badrle4bis.bmp. | |
| b/badrleter.bmp | 3 | N/A | 8-bit version of b/badrle4ter.bmp. | |
| b/badwidth.bmp | 3 | N/A | The image claims to be a negative number of pixels in width. | |
| b/pal8badindex.bmp | 3 | N/A | Many of the palette indices used in the image are not present in the palette. | |
| b/reallybig.bmp | 3 | N/A | An image with a very large reported width and height. | |
| b/rgb16-880.bmp | 3 | (?) |
A 16-bit image with a BITFIELDS segment indicating 8 red, 8 green, and 0 blue bits. The documentation doesn’t say whether undefined channels are legal, or how they should be handled. | |
| b/rletopdown.bmp | 3 | N/A | An RLE-compressed image that tries to use top-down orientation, which isn’t allowed. | |
| b/shortfile.bmp | 3 | N/A | A file that has been truncated in the middle of the bitmap. |