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This is a short gazetteer of some of the places in the filesystem.
It is not a comprehensive map, nor a standard.
For a map see the hier
manual page.
Many of the things here are dictated by compatibility with other systems.
/run
This is the system-wide runtime directory. From the point of view of service and system management, the following points are important:
It is a memory file system, that is mounted early in the bootstrap process by the system-manager
program.
Thus its contents can potentially live from early bootstrap to shutdown, but do not live across system restarts, or powering the system down.
It is owned by the superuser, and only the superuser has the access to create/delete files and subdirectories in it.
This is not an equivalent to /tmp
.
Other users do not have create/delete access, not even POSIX restricted write access.
System-wide services that run as dedicated users can have subdirectories immediately below it.
The subdirectories are usually set up and torn down by the start
and stop
programs in their service directories.
They are usually owned by the dedicated user account for the service, or the superuser, and named after the service.
This is not a data storage area. This primarily contains control and status files for services (including FIFOs and sockets), shared memory, and things that are effectively shared memory (such as the display buffers for user-space virtual terminals).
Files to be found here include:
/run/utx.active
utx
service/run/utmp
utx
service running login-update-utmpx
/run/machine-id
/etc/machine-id
/run/dmesg.boot
dmesg
service and redundant with the log of the klogd
service/run/log
local-syslog-read
service listens on/run/logpriv
local-priv-syslog-read
service listens on/run/motd.dynamic
motd-dynamic
service/run/ld-elf.so.hints
ldconfig
service/run/service-manager
The runtime area for the system-wide service-manager
instance, spawned by the system manager or run by some other system.
This contains:
/run/service-manager/control
messagebus
user/run/system-manager
The runtime area for the system-manager
, on a fully-nosh-managed system.
/run/system-manager/log
A log directory that holds the log output of the system-manager, the system-wide service manager, and any system-control
commands spawned to enact system state changes.
It is the system-manager
that sets this up and spawns the logger dæmon that writes to it.
If the system-wide service manager is run some other way, this log might be somewhere else.
/run/service-bundles
Ephemeral service bundles for nonce services and targets whose definitions are not intended to last across system restarts.
This has the same substructure as /etc/service-bundles/
with the addition of /run/service-bundles/early-supervise
.
/run/service-bundles/early-supervise
This contains supervise/
directories for service bundles that live on /etc
but that need to be run when the root volume is mounted read-only.
/run/user
The container for all per-user runtime directories. This is owned by the superuser, with only the superuser having access to create/delete files and subdirectories in it.
For safety, this should be a mount point of a subordinate memory filesystem, configured via /etc/fstab
and converted to a /var/local/sv/mount@-run-user
service bundle.
Otherwise, users can fill up the main /run
filesystem and cause problems and mischief.
An alternative strategy (the existence of which is why /run/user
is not mounted as standard by the system manager) is for each individual user's runtime directory to be such a memory filesystem instead, insulating users even from one another.
/run/user/jim
The container for the per-user runtime directories belonging to user jim
.
This is owned by jim
, with jim
having full access to it.
Files to be found here include:
/run/user/jim/bus
jim
's per-user Desktop Bus broker, managed by the user-dbus@jim
service
The Desktop Bus people claim that the Desktop Bus "address" unix:runtime=yes
points to this socket, and can be used as the value of the DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS
environment variable.
In reality, at the time of writing (2016) no stable/release version of Debian, FreeBSD, TrueOS, or OpenBSD contains a Desktop Bus broker or library that defaults to this address or even understands this address syntax.
One has to use the address unix:path=/run/user/${USER}/bus
instead.
/run/user/:1001
A symbolic link to the per-user runtime directory for user ID 1001, such as jim
.
Note that the POSIX rules for account names (and indeed the structure of the account database itself on most systems) prohibit the occurrence of colon in an account name, whereas they permit digit characters.
Thus we are ensured that no numeric user ID will ever clash with a valid account name.
/run/user/jim/service-manager
The runtime area for jim
's per-user service-manager
instance, spawned by jim
's per-user manager or run by some other system.
This contains:
/run/user/jim/service-manager/control
jim
's per-user service manager, managed by the user-services@jim
service/run/user/jim/per-user-manager
The runtime area for jim
's per-user-manager
.
This contains:
/run/user/jim/per-user-manager/control
jim
's per-user manager, only accessible to jim
/run/user/jim/per-user-manager/log
A log directory that holds the log output of jim
's per-user manager, jim
's per-user service manager, and any system-control
commands spawned to enact user management state changes.
It is jim
's per-user-manager
that sets this up and spawns the logger dæmon that writes to it.
If jim
's per-user service manager is run some other way, this log might be somewhere else.
/run/dev
The container for all runtime user-space devices, such as user-space virtual terminals. This is owned by the superuser, with only the superuser having access to create/delete files and subdirectories in it. User-space virtual terminals are subdirectories, such as:
/run/dev/head0
console-input-method@head0
service/run/dev/head0mux
console-multiplexor@head0
service/run/dev/vc1
terminal-emulator@vc1
service to whose TTY side the ttylogin@vc1-tty
service attaches/run/dev/vc2
terminal-emulator@vc2
service to whose TTY side the ttylogin@vc2-tty
service attaches/run/dev/vc3
terminal-emulator@vc3
service to whose TTY side the ttylogin@vc3-tty
service attaches
See console-terminal-emulator
for the contents of these directories.
Virtual terminal directories and their contents are owned by user daemon
and with group tty
.
The terminal emulator services run as this user. (The TTY login services start running as the superuser, obviously.)
/run/dbus
The runtime area for the system-wide Desktop Bus broker. This contains:
/run/dbus/system_bus_socket
/etc
Miscellany. This directly contains files such as:
/etc/machine-id
machine-id
service (which runs setup-machine-id
)/etc/hostid
machine-id
service (which runs setup-machine-id
): the machine ID, in an alternative form to /etc/machine-id
, on BSD systems; the 8-character host ID on GNU C library systems/etc/default/rc.conf
rc.conf
file/etc/rc.conf
rc.conf
file/etc/rc.conf.local
rc.conf
file/etc/fstab
/etc/ttys
system-control
's preset
subcommand and the external formats import subsystem to configure TTY login service bundles/etc/vconsole.conf
rc.conf
settings by amalgamation/etc/network/interfaces
rc.conf
settings by amalgamation/etc/hostname
rc.conf
setting by amalgamation/etc/service-bundles
Service bundles, split into services and targets.
/etc/service-bundles/services
Service bundles that need to be accessible when only the root volume is mounted.
These are usually sysinit services, with their supervise/
subdirectories symbolically linked to subdirectories in /run/service-bundles/early-supervise
.
/etc/service-bundles/targets
Service bundles for all targets.
These are usually sysinit services, with their supervise/
subdirectories symbolically linked to subdirectories in /run/service-bundles/early-supervise
.
/etc/system-control
A control area.
/etc/system-control/convert
The external formats import subsystem. This comprises, amongst other things:
/etc/system-control/convert/*.do
/etc/system-control/convert/all.do
/etc/system-control/convert/rc.conf
rc.conf
configuration files and several other external sources of configuration information.
Do not symbolically link any of the rc.conf
configuration files to this!
It is generated from them in the first place.
This can be conveniently used with read-conf
when one needs to access configuration settings from these files.
/etc/system-control/convert/host.conf
/etc/nsswitch.conf
which one can symbolically link to /etc/host.conf
/etc/system-control/convert/kbdmaps/*
console-fb-realizer
, symbolically linked into the service/kbdmaps
subdirectory of any console-fb-realizer@*
services/etc/system-control/convert/swap_capsctrl.kbd
.capsctrl
variants/etc/system-control/convert/soft_backspace.kbd
backspace ⌫
key is soft-switchable by the terminal emulator/etc/system-control/convert/soft_delete.kbd
delete ⌦
key is soft-switchable by the terminal emulator/etc/system-control/convert/soft_enter.kbd
enter
key is soft-switchable by the terminal emulator/etc/system-control/convert/soft_return.kbd
return ⮠
key is not hardwired/etc/system-control/convert/default_to_uk.kbd
/usr/share/vt/keymaps/
keyboard maps/etc/system-control/convert/jp_to_jp.104.kbd
/usr/share/vt/keymaps/jp.kbd
in order to fix a bug that maps 2 keys to the same thing and effectively wastes 1 key/etc/system-control/convert/jp_to_jp.109.kbd
/usr/share/vt/keymaps/jp.kbd
in order to fix a bug that prevents FEP input methods from working/etc/system-control/convert/*.service
/etc/system-control/convert/*.target
/etc/system-control/convert/dbus/*.service
/usr/share/dbus-1/system-services
/etc/system-control/convert/per-user/*.do
~jim/.config/system-control/convert
/etc/system-control/convert/per-user/dbus/*.service
/usr/share/dbus-1/services
and linked into each user's ~jim/.config/system-control/convert
/etc/system-control/presets
/usr/share/system-control/presets
/usr/local/etc/system-control/presets
Directories for nosh package only preset files that only system-control
's preset
subcommand searches.
Preset files that only have meaning for a nosh-managed system, or that are intended to modify and override systemd presets, go here.
The (approximate) intention is the following split:
/etc/system-control/presets
/usr/share/system-control/presets
/usr/local/etc/system-control/presets
/etc/systemd/system-preset
/lib/systemd/system-preset
/usr/lib/systemd/system-preset
/usr/local/lib/systemd/system-preset
Directories for common preset files, for system-wide services, that system-control
's preset
subcommand and systemd's systemctl preset
both search.
/etc/systemd/user-preset
/lib/systemd/user-preset
/usr/lib/systemd/user-preset
/usr/local/lib/systemd/user-preset
Directories for common preset files, for per-user services, that system-control
's preset
subcommand and systemd's systemctl preset
both search.
/usr/local/etc/cin-data-tables
Data tables for input methods.
/usr/local/etc/cin-data-tables/hiragana
/usr/local/etc/cin-data-tables/katakana
/usr/local/etc/cin-data-tables/romaji-x11
/var/sv
The main set of packaged service bundles for system-wide services. Various files of interest are:
/var/sv/dbus/service/system-wide.conf
/usr/local/etc/dbus-1/system.conf
by<EMAIL_ADDRESS>console-fb-realizer
/var/local/sv
Administrator-supplied service bundles and service bundles generated by the external formats import subsystem. Various files of interest are:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>jim
's per-user Desktop Bus service, that incorporates /usr/local/etc/dbus-1/session.conf
by reference/var/log/sv
Log directories for individual system-wide services, one subdirectory per logging service. Individual log subdirectories are always owned by the superuser.
/var/log/user
The container for all per-user logging directories. This is owned by the superuser, with only the superuser having access to create/delete files and subdirectories in it.
/var/log/user/jim
Log directories for the individual per-user services run by user jim
, one subdirectory per logging service.
Everything is always owned by jim
.
~jim/.config/system-control/presets
Presets for jim
's per-user services and targets.
This has the same substructure as /etc/system-control/presets/
.
~jim/.config/system-control/convert
Per-user external configuration import for jim
's per-user services and targets.
This has the same substructure as /etc/system-control/convert/per-user/
and is initialized from it by the system-wide external configuration import.
~jim/.config/service-bundles
Service bundles for jim
's per-user services and targets.
This has the same substructure as /etc/service-bundles/
.
~jim/.config/service-bundles/common/env
Common environment for many of jim
's per-user services.
This allows one to set environment variables like DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS
globally across all of said services.
~jim/.config/service-bundles/services/mpd/service/mpd.conf
Where external configuration import sets up jim
's Music Player pointer file that locates its other parts.
This is symbolically linked from ~jim/.config/mpd/mpd.conf
so that (unless changed) non-dæmon Music Players use the same configuration.
~jim/.config/uschedule/
Where external configuration import sets up jim
's command and job area for Uwe Ohse's uschedule.
This is symbolically linked from ~jim/.uschedule
for compatibility.
~jim/.local/share/dbus-1/services
Where per-user external configuration import sets up override Desktop Bus server definitions.
These overrides use the per-user service manager to start services that start the various Desktop Bus server programs, instead of the broker spawning them directly.
They also work around a Desktop Bus broker code bug that requires User=
even in per-user files like these, otherwise it does not run dbus-daemon-launch-helper
.
They include:
~jim/.local/share/dbus-1/services/org.kde.knotify.service
~jim/.local/share/dbus-1/services/org.a11y.Bus.service
~jim/.local/share/dbus-1/services/org.gnome.Terminal.service
~jim/.local/share/mpd
Where external configuration import sets up jim
's Music Player service's data files and directories.
These include:
~jim/.local/share/mpd/database
~jim/.local/share/mpd/playlists
~jim/.local/share/mpd/sticker.sql
~jim/.cache/mpd/state
Where external configuration import sets up jim
's Music Player service's cached runtime player state.
~jim/Music
Where external configuration import sets up jim
's Music Player service's shared (with other players) music files.


[% page.title = "About Perl6 RFCs" %]
About Perl6 RFCs
The initial design phase of perl6 is where we produce suggestions
for Larry to evaluate. We're brainstorming, but want to structure
the output of the brainstorming so that it's useful for Larry.
That's what RFCs are: every idea that someone wants in Perl should
have an RFC produced for it.
Larry has commented on the scope and nature of the changes expected in
version 6 of Perl. Some messages are here,
here, and here.
The RFC format is here (last changed
July 31, 2000). A sample
(fictitious) RFC is here in POD format,
and here formatted as HTML.
Here's the process for submitting an RFC:
- Mail it to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The librarian will:
- Assign it a number if it doesn't already have one.
- Put it on the web site.
- Mail it to the perl6-announce mailing list, with Reply-To set
to the discussion list named in the RFC.


- RatingMedia - Class in com.here.android.mpa.search
-
Represents rating content about a
Place
.
- Ratings - Class in com.here.android.mpa.search
-
Represents a summary of user-supplied ratings for a
Place
.
- RECOMMENDED_RELATED_LINK_NAME - Static variable in class com.here.android.mpa.search.Place
-
Key name to get the recommended DiscoveryLink
(from the related attributes) for this
Place
.
- remove(int) - Method in class com.here.android.mpa.common.GeoPolyline
-
Remove a specific point from the GeoPolyline
- removeAllMapObjects() - Method in class com.here.android.mpa.mapping.MapContainer
-
- removeAllWaypoints() - Method in class com.here.android.mpa.routing.RoutePlan
-
Removes all waypoints of the route plan.
- removeListener(PositioningManager.OnPositionChangedListener) - Method in class com.here.android.mpa.common.PositioningManager
-
- removeMapObject(MapObject) - Method in class com.here.android.mpa.mapping.Map
-
- removeMapObject(MapObject) - Method in class com.here.android.mpa.mapping.MapContainer
-
- removeMapObjects(List<MapObject>) - Method in class com.here.android.mpa.mapping.Map
-
Removes a
List
of multiple
MapObject
objects from this
Map
.
- removeOnGestureListener(MapGesture.OnGestureListener) - Method in interface com.here.android.mpa.mapping.MapGesture
-
- removeOnMapRenderListener(OnMapRenderListener) - Method in class com.here.android.mpa.mapping.MapFragment
-
- removeOnMapRenderListener(OnMapRenderListener) - Method in class com.here.android.mpa.mapping.MapView
-
- removeRasterTileSource(MapRasterTileSource) - Method in class com.here.android.mpa.mapping.Map
-
- removeSchemeChangedListener(Map.OnSchemeChangedListener) - Method in class com.here.android.mpa.mapping.Map
-
- removeTransformListener(Map.OnTransformListener) - Method in class com.here.android.mpa.mapping.Map
-
- removeWaypoint(int) - Method in class com.here.android.mpa.routing.RoutePlan
-
Removes a waypoint at a specified index.
- ReportingLink - Class in com.here.android.mpa.search
-
Represents a
ReportingLink
for getting options for reporting on content if it contains inappropriate content.
- Request<T> - Class in com.here.android.mpa.search
-
Represents a base class for a search request.
- resetVisibleMask(boolean) - Method in class com.here.android.mpa.mapping.MapObject
-
Resets the visibility bit mask of this MapObject
to be either 1s or 0s.
- resizeToCenter(GeoCoordinate) - Method in class com.here.android.mpa.common.GeoBoundingBox
-
Returns a new box with the specified
GeoCoordinate
located at the center.
- ResultListener<T> - Interface in com.here.android.mpa.search
-
Represents an event listener that reports information about the completion of a request.
- ReverseGeocodeRequest - Class in com.here.android.mpa.search
-
The
ReverseGeocodeRequest
represents an extended
Request
used to retrieve
Address
data by way of
Geocoder
search services.
- ReverseGeocodeRequest(GeoCoordinate) - Constructor for class com.here.android.mpa.search.ReverseGeocodeRequest
-
Creates a reverse geocoder request that resolves a
GeoCoordinate
into an
Address
.
- ReviewMedia - Class in com.here.android.mpa.search
-
Represents review content about a
Place
.
- RichTextFormatting - Enum in com.here.android.mpa.search
-
Represents values describing possible formats for rich text content.
- RoadElement - Class in com.here.android.mpa.common
-
- RoadElement.Attribute - Enum in com.here.android.mpa.common
-
Defined values for different road attributes
- RoadElement.FormOfWay - Enum in com.here.android.mpa.common
-
Form of Way Types
- RoadElement.PluralType - Enum in com.here.android.mpa.common
-
Plural type identifies when a Junction is made up of multiple Road Elements.
- Route - Class in com.here.android.mpa.routing
-
Represents a distinct path connecting two or more waypoints GeoCoordinate
.
- Route.TrafficPenaltyMode - Enum in com.here.android.mpa.routing
-
Enumeration for calculating route duration.
- RouteElement - Class in com.here.android.mpa.routing
-
Represents an element within a
Route
.
- RouteElement.Type - Enum in com.here.android.mpa.routing
-
Represents values describing the possible types of a
RouteElement
.
- RouteElements - Class in com.here.android.mpa.routing
-
- RouteManager - Class in com.here.android.mpa.routing
-
Represents a manager responsible for calculating a
Route
from a
RoutePlan
, with a
RouteManager.Listener
to monitor calculation progress and trigger appropriate callback methods upon
completion.
- RouteManager() - Constructor for class com.here.android.mpa.routing.RouteManager
-
- RouteManager.Error - Enum in com.here.android.mpa.routing
-
Represents values describing possible route calculation errors.
- RouteManager.Listener - Interface in com.here.android.mpa.routing
-
Represents a listener to provide information about
RouteManager
events.\
- RouteOptions - Class in com.here.android.mpa.routing
-
- RouteOptions() - Constructor for class com.here.android.mpa.routing.RouteOptions
-
Public Constructor
- RouteOptions.TimeType - Enum in com.here.android.mpa.routing
-
Ways that the time can be specified.
- RouteOptions.TransportMode - Enum in com.here.android.mpa.routing
-
Represents values describing different mode of transportation a person will be using.
- RouteOptions.Type - Enum in com.here.android.mpa.routing
-
Represents different types of routing, such as by speed or by distance.
- RoutePlan - Class in com.here.android.mpa.routing
-
This is the definition of the RoutePlan class.
- RoutePlan() - Constructor for class com.here.android.mpa.routing.RoutePlan
-
- RouteResult - Class in com.here.android.mpa.routing
-
This is the definition of the RouteResult class.
- RouteResult.ViolatedOption - Enum in com.here.android.mpa.routing
-
These are options which may be ignored by the routing engine; in such cases a list of
violated options is returned in the listener's on_end() method.
- RouteTta - Class in com.here.android.mpa.routing
-
Describes Time To Arrival details for a given route.
- RouteTta.Detail - Enum in com.here.android.mpa.routing
-
Additional Time To Arrival Details


|
XMC Peripheral Library for XMC4000 Family
2.1.4
|
#include <xmc_hrpwm.h>
Datenfelder | |
| uint32_t | blanking_val |
| uint32_t | blank_ext_enable: 1 |
| uint32_t | blanking_mode: 2 |
| uint32_t | cc |
| uint32_t | clamp_ctrl_lvl: 2 |
| uint32_t | clamp_enter_config: 2 |
| uint32_t | clamp_exit_config: 2 |
| uint32_t | clamp_exit_sw_config: 1 |
| uint32_t | clamp_level: 1 |
| uint32_t | cmp_ext_sw_enable: 1 |
| uint32_t | cmp_input_sel: 1 |
| uint32_t | cmp_input_sw: 2 |
| uint32_t | cmp_out_inv: 1 |
| uint32_t | filter_control: 2 |
| uint32_t | filter_enable: 1 |
| uint32_t | filter_window: 4 |
| uint32_t | plc |
CSG Unit - Comparator configuration
| uint32_t blank_ext_enable |
Enable blanking via external trigger. Accepts enum XMC_HRPWM_FUNC_STATUS_t
| uint32_t blanking_mode |
Select the edge for blanking. Accepts enum XMC_HRPWM_CSG_EDGE_SEL_t
| uint32_t blanking_val |
blanking value, blanking time = blanking_val * module clk freq
| uint32_t cc |
Comparator general configuration
| uint32_t clamp_ctrl_lvl |
Select the trigger signal level for clamping the comparator output. Accepts enum XMC_HRPWM_CSG_LVL_SEL_t
| uint32_t clamp_enter_config |
Clamping level enter configuration
| uint32_t clamp_exit_config |
Clamping level exit configuration
| uint32_t clamp_exit_sw_config |
Clamped state exit software configuration
| uint32_t clamp_level |
Select the comparator output passive level value.
| uint32_t cmp_ext_sw_enable |
Enable switching of input between CINA and CINB via external trigger. Accepts enum XMC_HRPWM_FUNC_STATUS_t
| uint32_t cmp_input_sel |
Comparator input pin selection. Accepts enum XMC_HRPWM_CSG_CMP_INPUT_t
| uint32_t cmp_input_sw |
Comparator input switching configuration. Accepts enum XMC_HRPWM_CSG_LVL_SEL_t
| uint32_t cmp_out_inv |
Invert comparator output. Accepts enum XMC_HRPWM_FUNC_STATUS_t
| uint32_t filter_control |
Select the filter application condition 00B Filtering is always done if enabled 01B Filtering is only done when CSGyDSV1 value is currently fed to the DAC 10B Filtering is only done when the CSGyDSV2 value is currently fed to the DAC
| uint32_t filter_enable |
Enable comparator output filter. Accepts enum XMC_HRPWM_FUNC_STATUS_t
| uint32_t filter_window |
Select the comparator output filter window
| uint32_t plc |
Comparator passive level configuration


TURN IT UP A film review by Jeremiah Kipp Copyright 2001 filmcritic.com filmcritic.com
How would you like to be elected king for a day? The enormously talented Ice Cube paved the way for chart-topping rap stars to become media moguls, running his own music and film production company. His explosive talent and shrewd business sense made his success look easy. Wow! Anyone can do this! The market soon became flooded with rap artists vying for movie stardom, not to mention creative control. Most of the stories revolve around familiar "urban gangsta" elements such as tough-talking badasses with flashy threads, fast cars, nickel-plated revolvers and beautiful hoochie-mamas. In sum, well-photographed vanity projects that make the stars feel cool.
Case in point: international sensation Pras co-produced and stars in Turn It Up. It's about, what else, a young man's struggle to escape his life of crime. Redemption is the order of the day. Diamond (Pras) is a talented hip-hop performer who harbors big dreams of cutting his own record, but can't afford the inflated costs of studio time. His mercurial loose cannon of a best friend, Gage (Billboard chart-topper Ja Rule), wants to lend a helping hand, stealing $10,000 from an ill-fated drug runner. Unfortunately, the money financing Diamond's career belongs to a vicious British gangster (Jason Stratham, Snatch, good even when he's coasting) who suddenly takes an interest in stealing the rights to Diamond's record. Things sure are heating up around here.
Just in case we get bored with itemized record deal negotiations, there are a few back alley drug deals that go sour. Ha! Are there any other kind? Messrs. Pras and Rule are given ample opportunity to pop off several rounds of ammo in dramatic slow motion. John Woo's "two-guns-at-once" are combined with Quentin Tarantino's "point-the-gun-diagonally," since those techniques seemed to work well in other, better films. There's plenty of shattering glass -- can't have a shootout without some shattering glass! The rhythm and pacing resemble a lazy and inconsiderate lover, unimaginatively going through the motions.
Lest all this gunplay reinforce a negative image of the black community, there's an after-school special subplot involving Diamond's girlfriend (Tamala Jones). She's pregnant. Will Diamond accept the responsibility of being a father, or choose to pursue his music career? On cue, his long-lost pop (Vondie Curtis-Hall, Eve's Bayou) shows up with sage advice: Do the right thing, son.
During the dramatic "brother's keeper" scenes between Pras and Ja Rule, Manhattan's skyline looms in the distance. It's all about having a spectacular background, no? The two leads carry on with self-conscious intensity, performing as expected. They can't act, but they have charisma to burn with obligatory thousand yard stares and solemn affirmations of loyalty and respect. These rap sensations only come alive during their one live performance midway through Turn It Up, finally living up to the title as they bust their moves in a club (or is it an abandoned aircraft hangar -- all the better for a tie-in music video).
Turn It Up isn't a bad film, content to be merely sluggish and generic.  I'll bet it made for a swell looking deal memo. If anything is to be learned from Ice Cube's success, it is not that rap stars make bankable pictures. Cube brought his own distinct, original voice to Friday and The Player's Club, stories only indirectly related to the hood. He has an ear for vivid dialogue and seems carefully selective of his cast and crew. To date, he's been the only filmmaker smart enough to place the explosive comic Bernie Mac (The Original Kings of Comedy) in a lead role.
Audiences have responded to Ice Cube's material over his contemporaries because he takes calculated risks. The result is something fresh and new, and the masses thrive on fresh and new when the studios quake in fear at the thought of pushing the envelope. (Even when those films make tons of money -- I cite The Matrix and The Silence of the Lambs as world heavyweight champions of this theory.) Turn It Up never aspires to be more than an excuse for Pras and Ja Rule to flash their ultra-sleek MTV fashions for 90 minutes. With trends seemingly changing every week, the public is fickle. It's a safe bet there's another urban hip-hop drama being hustled through production even as you read this review.

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The current quote is outdated, and in need of a refresh. While the current style is working, make it fit the new design system and make necessary improvements
Discovery
Site Analysis
Using the existing quote as a starting point, I looked at how it was performing using Google Analytics and other analytics provided by a 3rd party partner
Most people were getting a single quote
The most popular amount quoted was 10,000
Inital Usability Study
I also performed a usability study on the current quote:
I found that people could not find the option to perform a dual quote, so they were doing a single quote twice, even after selecting they wanted a dual quote
Users thought the design for the current quote was “too clunky”
Users want the ability to quickly perform a “re-quote” so that they can check to see what meets their budget
With $25,000 set as a default, testers thought that this amount was the minimum face amount they could purchase, until they performed their first quote and saw that they could go lower in the results
Testers wanted an option to input how much they could afford monthly, and the quote return how much coverage they would receive
Old Quote Solution
This is the old quote design, which was replaced with the new design solution.
The designs underwent a round of usability studies with 5 participants. With the tenth input design testing highest and the third output design emerging as the one that was best for the user.
My goal for the whiteboard exercises were to reduce the user’s cognitive load. The “fill in the blank” quote required the user to engage in a read and answer style until the quote entry was complete.
In the previous design, the user did not know what to expect next when pressing the “submit” button. The design would automatically scroll down the page, to reflect the quote results.
I discovered that if I included only the most pertinent entry fields and displayed in a vertical list format, it allowed the user to quickly and accurately complete the quote.
Prototype
The compact design of quote allowed it to be developed on a modular platform, enabling it to be placed in multiple places, such as the main website, and any marketing landing pages using the same codebase, cutting down the time it takes to spin up a new webpage with the quote included on it.
I held a final design review with the Product Owner and the major stakeholders in the business
The design was well received, and they liked that this solution was allowed the customer to input their information and see the results without feeling like they were being taken to a new page
The business group also liked the simplicity of this design, noting that the previous quoting design felt cumbersome comparatively
External Validation
Usability Study
I performed a final usability study, before moving in to the final development phase, with 5 users who would align with the persona.
This usability study shows that the testers were able to move through the quote faster than the first group, and they had an understanding on where the quote results would appear and what next steps to take.
In the final design, the proximity of the quote results in relation to the four entry fields gives the user context as to where to look after pressing the “get quote” button


There is a pavilion by the shore. I do not go there any more. I used to visit every day on my clomping horse with its rattling dray, and I'd hammer my fists upon the door of the pavilion set beside the shore, but I do not go there any more. I cannot go there any more.
I used to clomp along the lane lined by beech and larch and plane, but something went wrong in my brain and now I languish in the drain.
I languish in a drainage ditch. I'm smeared with grease and tar and pitch. I've lost the use of my lower limbs and at the mercy of vermin's whims.

Above me, a hot air balloon will be arriving very soon. I'll be winched up by a length of rope, and washed with disinfectant soap.
The balloonist will sing rousing hymns to cure my withered lower limbs, and we'll hover in the boundless sky eating a snack of lemon meringue pie.
Then I'll be dumped back on the lane, a few tweaks putting right my brain, and then I shall return once more to the bright pavilion by the shore.
I'm sure there's something, before I go, that you are very keen to know. The balloonist's name—don't be a clot! It was Tiny Enid, the heroic tot!


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DoublyLinkedList.add_to_tail
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DoublyLinkedList.remove_from_tail
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DoublyLinkedList.move_to_front
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DoublyLinkedList.move_to_end
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DoublyLinkedList.delete
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delete
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Opitx - Documentation
2. Installation
Several installation options are provided on the GitHub repository for Opitx. The option you choose will depend upon your distribution and preferences. Each is documented below.
Option 1: AppImage
Distro: All
Definitely the easiest option to set up across distros, this option enables you to run a single file that comes packaged with all of the dependencies and files necessary to run Opitx.
To Run Opitx as an AppImage
- Follow this link to the GitHub Repo
- Click Releases in the top right
- Select and Download the AppImage
-
Make it executable with
chmod a+x Opitx*.AppImage
- Run it with
./Optix*.AppImage
Or For More Permanent Integration
- Follow this link to the GitHub Repo
- Click Releases in the top right
- Select and Download the AppImage
- Follow this link for AppImage Launcher
- Download and install the version for your OS
- Then click the Opitx AppImage and when the dialog pops up hit "Integrate and Run"
- Then Opitx will be available to your system's menu too
Option 2: Debian Package
Distro: Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Debian/Ubuntu-Based
Enabling more permanent integration in Debian-based desktops, this method is the method that the author uses Opitx on his systems.
Install With Terminal
- Follow this link to the GitHub Repo
- Click Releases in the top right
- Select and Download the .deb package
- Navigate to the directory it was downloaded to
- Run
sudo apt install /path/to/Opitx*.deb
Install With GDebi GUI
- Follow this link to the GitHub Repo
- Click Releases in the top right
- Select and Download the .deb package
-
Insure that you GDebi installed with
sudo apt-get install gdebi
- Right Click on the Package and Select "Open With"
- Select GDebi and then select "Install"
- Finally enter your password
Install With Gnome Software (Gnome/Budgie)
- Follow this link to the GitHub Repo
- Click Releases in the top right
- Select and Download the .deb package
- Double Click the Downloaded Package
- Hit "Install"
- Enter your password
Option 3: RPM Package
Distro: Redhat, Fedora, OpenSuse
While the author doesn't use these systems, he has made a package available for them to enable their users to have the more full integration he prefers with deb packages. These instructions will be more spartan for obvious reasons.
Install With Terminal
- Follow this link to the GitHub Repo
- Click Releases in the top right
- Select and Download the .rpm package
- Install with
rpm -U optix*.rpm
Option 4: Development Server
Distro: All
This method could even in theory work with non-Linux OSes. It doesn't provide an integrated experience but allows you to edit Opitx to fit your needs (it is open source after all)
Development Server with Yarn
- Follow this link to the GitHub Repo
- Click Releases in the top right
- Download the ZIP Archive or Tarball
- Extract the directory
- Install the dependencies with
yarn install
- Run the server with
yarn run electron-dev


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If you want to start with a language that is known for being relatively simple to learn, Ruby is a great choice.
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Ruby developers tout it as an easy language to write in, and also for a relatively short learning time required. These attributes have led to a large community of Ruby developers and a growing interest in the language among beginning developers.
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| horizon | - | azimuth | elevation | horizontal | north | L |
| equatorial | R.A. | Dec. | equator | equinox | R | |
| local equ. | H.A. | Dec. | equator | meridian | L | |
| ecliptic | ecl. long. | ecl. lat. | ecliptic | equinox | R | |
| galactic | gal. long. | gal. lat. | gal. equator | gal. centre | R | |
| supergalactic | SGL,SGB | SG long. | SG lat. | SG equator | node w. gal. equ. | R |
The routines sla_EQECL and sla_ECLEQ transform between ecliptic coordinates and ; there is also a routine for generating the equatorial to ecliptic rotation matrix for a given date: sla_ECMAT.
For conversion between Galactic coordinates and there are two sets of routines, depending on whether the is old-style, B1950, or new-style, J2000; sla_EG50 and sla_GE50 are to and vice versa for the B1950 case, while sla_EQGAL and sla_GALEQ are the J2000 equivalents.
Finally, the routines sla_GALSUP and sla_SUPGAL transform to de Vaucouleurs supergalactic longitude and latitude and vice versa.
It should be appreciated that the table, above, constitutes a gross oversimplification. Apparently simple concepts such as equator, equinox etc. are apt to be very hard to pin down precisely (polar motion, orbital perturbations ...) and some have several interpretations, all subtly different. The various frames move in complicated ways with respect to one another or to the stars (themselves in motion). And in some instances the coordinate system is slightly distorted, so that the ordinary rules of spherical trigonometry no longer strictly apply.
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Code
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java.lang.Object com.numericalmethod.suanshu.matrix.doubles.operation.ElementaryOperation
public class ElementaryOperation
There are three elementary row operations which are equivalent to left multiplying an elementary matrix. They are row switching, row multiplication, and row addition.
By applying these operations to an identity matrix, I
,
the resultant matrix, T
, is a transformation matrix, such that
left multiplying T
to a matrix A
, i.e., T %*% A
,
is equivalent to applying the same sequence of operations to A
.
Similiarly, the three elementary column operations are: column switching, column multiplication, and column addition. Column operations correspond to right multiplying a transformation matrix.
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
ElementaryOperation(int dim)
Construct an instance of ElementaryOperation of dimension dim . |
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ElementaryOperation(int nRows,
int nCols)
Construct an instance of ElementaryOperation of dimension nRows x nCols . |
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ElementaryOperation(Matrix T)
Get a copy of a transformation matrix. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
addColumn(int col1,
int col2,
double scale)
Column addition: A[col1, ] = A[col1, ] + scale * A[col2, ]
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void |
addRow(int row1,
int row2,
double scale)
Row addition: A[row1, ] = A[row1, ] + scale * A[row2, ]
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double |
get(int row,
int col)
Get the matrix element at [row, col] . |
void |
scaleColumn(int col,
double scale)
Scale a column: A[col, ] = scale * A[col, ]
|
void |
scaleRow(int row,
double scale)
Scale a row: A[row, ] = scale * A[row, ]
|
void |
swapColumn(int col1,
int col2)
Swap columns: A[col1, ] = A[col2, ]
A[col2, ] = A[col1, ]
|
void |
swapRow(int row1,
int row2)
Swap rows: A[row1, ] = A[row2, ]
A[row2, ] = A[row1, ]
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Matrix |
T()
Get a copy of the transformation matrix T . |
java.lang.String |
toString()
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| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public ElementaryOperation(int nRows, int nCols)
nRows x nCols
.
The initial transformation matrix T
is an identity matrix, if it is square.
Otherwise, the rightmost columns are padded with zeros.
nRows
- number of rows of T
nCols
- number of columns of T
public ElementaryOperation(int dim)
dim
.
The initial transformation matrix T
is an identity matrix.
dim
- dimension of T
public ElementaryOperation(Matrix T)
T
- a copy of the transformation matrix| Method Detail |
|---|
public double get(int row, int col)
[row, col]
.
row
- row indexcol
- column index
T[row, col]
public Matrix T()
T
.
T
public void swapRow(int row1, int row2)
A[row1, ] = A[row2, ]
A[row2, ] = A[row1, ]
- Parameters:
row1
- the row to becomerow2
row2
- the row to becomerow1
public void scaleRow(int row, double scale)
A[row, ] = scale * A[row, ]
row
- the row to be scaledscale
- the scaling factorpublic void addRow(int row1, int row2, double scale)
A[row1, ] = A[row1, ] + scale * A[row2, ]
row1
- addend; the row to add to; the row changes afterwardrow2
- the row to add withscale
- the scaling factor for row2
public void swapColumn(int col1, int col2)
A[col1, ] = A[col2, ]
A[col2, ] = A[col1, ]
- Parameters:
col1
- becomingcol2
col2
- becomingcol1
public void scaleColumn(int col, double scale)
A[col, ] = scale * A[col, ]
col
- the column to be scaledscale
- the scaling factorpublic void addColumn(int col1, int col2, double scale)
A[col1, ] = A[col1, ] + scale * A[col2, ]
col1
- addend; the column to add to; the column changes afterwardcol2
- the column to add withscale
- the scaling factor for col2
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
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Classes¶
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class
esys.downunder.magtel2d.
MT_2D
(domain, mode, freq_def, tags, rho, rho_1d, ifc_1d, xstep=100, zstep=100, maps=None, plot=False, limits=None)¶ Bases:
object
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__init__
(domain, mode, freq_def, tags, rho, rho_1d, ifc_1d, xstep=100, zstep=100, maps=None, plot=False, limits=None)¶ Constructor which initialises the 2D magnetotelluric class: (*) check for argument type (*) check for valid argument values (*) initialises required values
param domain :: the 2d mesh domain type domain ::
escript data object
param mode :: TE or TM mode type mode ::
string
param freq_def :: highest/lowest frequency & points per decade type freq_def ::
dictionary
param tags :: the tag names of the regions defined in the mesh type tags ::
list
param rho :: the resistivity values of the regions in the mesh type rho ::
list
param rho_1d :: the resistivity values at the left & right boundary type rho_1d ::
dictionary
param ifc_1d :: the layer interface depths of the left & right boundary type ifc_1d ::
dictionary
param xstep :: user-defined step size for horizontal sample list type xstep ::
number
(optional)param zstep :: user-defined step size for vertical sample list type zstep ::
number
(optional)param maps :: list with user-defined functions which map the resistivity for each region type maps ::
list
(optional)param plot :: user-defined flag to show a plot of apparent resistivity and phase at each frequency type plot ::
boolean
(optional)self.domain :: escript data object of mesh self.X :: escript data object with all mesh coordinates self.mode :: string with TE or TM mode self.xmin :: float with x-coordinate minimum self.xmax :: float with x-coordinate maximum self.zmin :: float with z-coordinate minimum self.zmax :: float with z-coordinate maximum self.zstep :: number with sample step in vertical direction self.xstep :: number with sample step in horizontal direction self.rho :: list with resistivity values of all regions self.rho_1d :: dictionary with resistivity values at boundaries left/right self.ifc_1d :: dictionary with interface depths at boundaries left/right self.plot :: boolean flag to show plots of apparent resistivity and phase self.sigma :: escript data object with the conductivity model (based on ‘rho’ and ‘maps’) self.frequencies :: list of sounding frequencies self.boundary_mask :: Dirichlet mask at boundaries
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pdeSolve
()¶ Solves the PDE for either the TE or the TM mode. (TE mode is the transverse Electric field). (TM mode is the transverse Magnetic field).
(uses
self
)mt2d :: list with real/imag fields for each sounding frequency arho :: list with apparent resistivities for each sounding frequency aphi :: list with phase values for each sounding frequency
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Nyctergatis Markup Engine
Nyctergatis Markup Engine (NME) is a library for parsing text with
markup and converting it to other text formats. The markup has the
following goals:
- A set of simple rules a user can learn and rely on.
- Robust specifications with room for evolution without
breaking compatibility.
The markup is based on Creole. Creole is a
collaborative work in progress; only its core features are frozen.
This is why the documentation of the markup used by NME is not Creole
itself, but the documentation provided with the engine.
NME provides the core cross-platform conversion code and optional
extensions which can be embedded in other applications;
platform-specific support functions for C++, Windows MFC, OS X
(Objective-C), and GTK+ (Linux); and command-line tools for
single-file conversion as well as the creation of EPUB files from a
set of files.
Overview
The library core is made of two source files in C:
- NME.h
- header file with all extern declarations and detailed usage
information, compatible with C++;
- NME.c
- function and data definitions.
In addition, the following optional code is provided:
- NMEStyle.h and NMEStyle.c
- functions to collect style information separately
- NMEAutolink.h and NMEAutolink.c
- automatic conversion of CamelCase words and URLs to links;
- NMEPluginCalendar.h and NMEPluginCalendar.c
- plugin to create the calendar corresponding to a given month
and year in a table.
- NMEPluginRaw.h and NMEPluginRaw.c
- plugin to embed raw data copied verbatim to the output
stream;
- NMEPluginReverse.h and NMEPluginReverse.c
- plugin to reverse text;
- NMEPluginRot13.h and NMEPluginRot13.c
- plugin to apply ROT-13 conversion to text (letters A-M and
N-Z are switched);
- NMEPluginTOC.h and NMEPluginTOC.c
- plugin to create a table of contents;
- NMEPluginUppercase.h and
NMEPluginUppercase.c
- plugin to convert text to uppercase;
- NMEPluginWiki.h and NMEPluginWiki.c
- plugin to extract metadata and title;
- NMETest.h and NMETest.c
- implementation test (check the correct use of output markup
and hooks);
- NMECpp.h, NMEErrorCpp.h and
NMEStyleCpp.h
- C++ glue;
- NMEGtk.h and NMEGtk.c
- display of text with NME markup as styled text in GTK+ (Linux
and Unix);
- NMEMFC.h and NMEMFC.cpp
- display of text with NME markup as styled text in MFC
(Windows);
- NMEObjC.h and NMEObjC.m
- display of text with NME markup as styled text in Cocoa (OS
X).
These files implement applications:
- NMEMain.c
- command-line application which filters its input (stdin),
which is text with markup, and writes to its output (stdout) the
result of the conversion to HTML or several other formats. To build
it, cd to the NME distribution directory and type make;
- NMERandomGen.c
- command-line tool which generates random input to test NME.
To build it, cd to the NME distribution directory and type make
nmerandom;
- NMETest.cpp
- simple C++ test application. To build it, cd to the NME
distribution directory and type make nmecpp;
- NMEGtkTest.c
- test application for NMEGtk which displays styled
text in a GTK window. It requires GTK+ 2.0, available at http://www.gtk.org. To build it, cd
to the NME distribution directory and type make nmegtk.
NME can also be used to create EPUB files. EPUB is a popular
format for e-books (see below). Here are the files related to EPUB:
- NE.h and NE.c
- EPUB file building, with contents provided as XHTML
(independent of NME, relies on the library zlib for
zip creation);
- NMEEPub.h and NMEEPub.c
- NME style to convert from NME markup to EPUB XHTML;
- NMEEPubMain.c
- command-line application which creates EPUB files from a set
of text files with NME markup.
EPUB
EPUB is a "distribution and interchange format standard for
digital publications and documents". It is a standard designed
by the International Digital Publishing Forum (IDPF)
and used by many e-book readers, such as iBook on Apple iPad and
other IOS devices, and software applications on most platforms.
EPUB are zip files with a .epub extension. They contain a set of
content files in xhtml and other formats (jpeg, svg, etc. for
images), and additional files for the document structure and
information about the title, author, and other metadata.
Command-line tool
The command-line tool nmeepub, whose source code is
provided with NME, converts a set of NME files to a single EPUB
document. Typically, the book is written as a single NME file or as
one NME file per chapter. Chapters start with a title (line starting
with =), sections (if any) with a subtitle (line starting
with ==), etc. A table of contents is created automatically.
Images can be embedded with {{...}}. In addition, the
following extensions are implemented:
Text<< endnote Text of the endnote >>
Notes are collected and linked forward and backward to the text
they are related to. The endnote text itself can contain NME markup.
<< title Document title >>
<< author Author name >>
<< identifier Document identifier >>
<< language Language ISO code >>
<< subject Document subject >>
<< description Document description >>
<< publisher Publisher name >>
<< date Publishing date (ISO format) >>
<< source Original source of the document >>
<< rights Copyright notice >>
Metadata information can be placed anywhere in the NME files.
<< cover Cover image file >>
The cover image file (e.g. cover.png) is an image to be
used for the book cover. Currently, images are the only reliable way
to have the desired cover on all platforms, and must be created
outside nmeepub.
Usage
With nmeepub, it is extremely simple to convert a text
document to a high-quality, easy-to-read e-book which can be
distributed or just copied to your reader for personal use. Starting
from the text of a book, for instance, you can open it in a text
editor and quickly find titles to mark them with an equal sign, and
throw some metadata tags (at least the title and author to identify
quickly the document in your virtual library). Then once the
conversion is done, the resulting EPUB file can be transferred to
your reading device (for the iPad, drag the file to iTunes and
synchronize your tablet).
The next step is to add a cover. Use any image editing
application, create an image (typical dimension: height of 780
pixels, width of 580 pixels), save it as a PNG file (e.g.
cover.png in the same folder as your NME files), and add
<< cover cover.png >> in your NME file.
A typical NME file could look like this:
<< title My Book >>
<< author My Name >>
<< cover cover.png >>
= Chapter 1
...
= Chapter 2
...
License
Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
Neither the name of Yves Piguet nor the names of its contributors
may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software
without specific prior written permission.

Release notes
23 March 2013
- Parenthesis in boolean expressions to suppress gcc warnings
- Documentation of NME usage updated
- Global XML entity dictionary NMEXMLCharDict
- Links used verbatim as link text when no explicit link text
is provided
- Buffer overflow in addLinkBegin fixed
- %L in beginDD fixed
23 October 2011
- Superfluous scoping operator for copy operator removed
- NMETest.cpp renamed to avoid object file name
collision
- NMETest.c and NMETest.h added to distrib in
Makefile
4 October 2011
- EPUB support
- support for RichEdit version >= 0x0200 on MFC
- tracking of NME source line number
- conditional expressions in output format strings with
?:
- }}} handled as normal characters outside pre block
- bug fixes related to nesting of output markup and hook calls
- tests with new nmerandom tool
- Visual C++ 2010 projects and code adjustments
- improved Doxygen documentation
- with LaTeX output, numbered and definition lists are
translated to enumerate and definition environments respectively
instead of itemize
- gcc warning hex escape sequence out of range fixed in
NMEPluginWiki.h
- new functions NMEResetOutput and
NMECurrentInputIndex
- list following paragraphs without empty line resulted in
invalid HTML; fixed
31 March 2010
- arrays in lists didn't balance closing tags correctly; fixed
(arrays force list end)
- sublists weren't converted to compliant HTML (they were
outside

 markup); fixed
- the distribution archive lacked NMEStyle.c,
NMEStyle.h and NMEErrorCpp.h; fixed
- make distrib didn't work with what it produced;
fixed
- wrong description of function NMEPluginTOC; fixed
- --null-plugins option in NMEMain.c
- NMEPluginWiki.h, NMEPluginWiki.c and option
--metadata in NMEMain.c (metadata and title
extraction)
- use id attributes for anchors instead of
name in a separate a element
- if useHTMLEmphasisTags is defined, use
 and
 instead of
 and
respectively
- }{ was wrongly recognized as an image opening tag;
fixed
- NMECurrentListNesting uses | for tables
- context is available in wordwrapPermFun callback and
used for NME output to prevent line breaks in tables
- indentation wasn't always set correctly, resulting in too
many leading spaces at the beginning of lines; fixed
- new NMEOutputFormatDebug format for debugging, and
--debug and --debug2 options in
NMEMain.c
- new --structspan option in NMEMain.c
- Objective-C wrapper (files NMEObjC.h and
NMEObjC.m)
19 November 2008
- new hook function charHookFun called when a character
is copied to output; useful to match text fragments in input and
output
- new hook function getVarFun for custom variables in
expressions
- character = was skipped in headings even when it
wasn't the optional trailing heading markup; fixed
25 August 2008
- new variable p in output format strings for output
offset
- new format NMEOutputFormatTextCompact with less
blank lines than NMEOutputFormatText
- reduced right margin for RTF output
- tables should be followed by an empty line; fixed
- --easylink option in NMEMain.c
15 October 2007
- unnested unnumbered or numbered list items weren't recognized
when following sublists; fixed
12 October 2007
- NME output better escapes characters when it has to, but
usually doesn't unless required
- in NME output, support for mixed nested lists
- double-slash is considered as a part of URL instead of italic
markup only if it follows a digit, letter, '+', '-' or '.', and a
colon; and it precedes a nonblank character; therefore, a tilde
before the colon, such as abc~://..., restores the meaning
of the double-slash sequence as italic markup
9 October 2007
- in lists, item markup must match, else it is interpreted as
plain characters or as bold or monospace markup
- NMEMFC.cpp compiles correctly without
_UNICODE
4 October 2007
- link encoding for RTF output
- NMEGtk tuning
- parHook and divHook bugs, revealed by new option
--checkhooks of NMEMain.c, fixed
29 September 2007
- new high-level function NMEGtkInsert to insert NME
text directly into a GtkTextBuffer; NMEGtkTest.c
modified to use it
- NMEProcess optionally returns the output length in
unicode characters, assuming UTF-8 input
- in NMEMain.c, option --strictcreole doesn't
disable escape character anymore
- NMECpp.h uses C++ exceptions for error handling only
if UseNMECppException is defined; else method
getOutput returns an error code (the choice is useful for
platforms where exceptions are not supported or have a large cost)
- minor bug fixes in NMEStyle.c (plain paragraphs and
tables)
- refined NMEMFC.cpp
- error codes in hook callbacks weren't handled correctly;
fixed
- support for links and images in span hook and
NMEStyle
- support for links in NMEGtk and NMEMFC
- in NMECpp and NMEStyleCpp, copy
constructors and assignment operators
- NMEEncodeURLFun has an additional argument for
application-specific data, and structure NMEOutputFormat has an
additional field for it
23 August 2007
- bug in unicode offset computation fixed
- kNMEProcessOptXRef wasn't handled correctly; fixed
- blanks following starting = or preceding ending = in titles
are ignored
- in NMEGtkApplyStyle, additional argument for the
offset of NME output in GTK+ text buffer
- in LaTeX output, braces are now escaped and bold italic is
suported
- monospace text wasn't signalled to spanHookFun;
fixed
- MFC glue with NMEMFC.cpp and NMEMFC.h
(function NMEMFCSetRichText which renders NME text into a
CRichEditCtrl)
5 July 2007
- option to have verbatim rendered as monospace
(kNMEProcessOptVerbatimMono)
4 July 2007
- callback to check valid wordwrap points
- bad unicode encoding for RTF fixed
- tilde is an escape character before any nonblank character,
including alphanumeric
19 June 2007
- support for UCS-16 offset (16-bit unicode offsets when the
input is encoded in UTF-8)
- C++ glue for NMEStyle (NMEStyleCpp.h)
- in block preformatted, when 3 closing braces follow spaces at
the beginning of a line, one space is removed
7 June 2007
- NMEStyle to separate text from style
- NMEGtkTest.c, a test application for
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GTK+ 2 window
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30 May 2007
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separate boolean fields
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is a separate callback
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contextual information, to reduce the number of arguments passed
around and to support string output with embedded expressions from
plugin and autoconvert functions
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expressions, useful as unique identifiers for hyperlinks
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plugin, autoconvert and hook functions, and to copy input text from
input to output
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source code
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- C++ glue (NMECpp.h)
24 April 2007
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http://, https://, ftp://, mailto:
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camelcase and URL
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18 April 2007
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9.7. The Defects section¶
The $defects
section specifies defects by:
- defect type:
- vacancy
- interstitial
- substitution or antisite
defect coordinates
- defect element symbol
- Note that if an
elementmap
subsection is given in The Structure section, then the mapped designationsX1
,X2
, and so on can be given instead of an element symbol.
- Note that if an
ATTENTION:
- Elements in the initial structure, given in The Structure section, will appear in order as entered, by posfile keyword or through the coordinates and/or elementmap subsections.
- However, once a defect is formed, structures are RESORTED by element ELECTRONEGATIVITY. Therefore, if you are using substitutional defects or non-self-interstitials, you may find that later element-specific keywords (mast_setmagmom, LDAUU, LDAUJ) may be OUT OF ORDER FOR YOUR DEFECTED STRUCTURE.
- Please check your files carefully! You may want a separate input file for each chemical system (possibly created through looping (see Input File) in order to synchronize the elements and element-specific keywords.
The coord_type
keyword specifies fractional or cartesian coordinates for the defects.
The threshold
keyword specifies the absolute threshold for finding the defect coordinate, since relaxation of the perfect structure may result in changed coordinates.
Example $defects
section:
$defects
coord_type fractional
threshold 1e-4
vacancy 0 0 0 Mg
vacancy 0.5 0.5 0.5 Mg
interstitial 0.25 0.25 0 Mg
interstitial 0.25 0.75 0 Mg
$end
The above section specifies 4 point defects (2 vacancies and 2 interstitials) to be applied separately and independently to the structure. When combined with the correct recipe in The Recipe section, four separate ingredients, each containing one of the defects above, will be created.
Multiple point defects can be also grouped together as a combined defect within a <defect label>
subsection such as:
$defects
coord_type fractional
threshold 1e-4
begin doublevac
vacancy 0.0 0.0 0.0 Mg
vacancy 0.5 0.5 0.5 Mg
end
interstitial 0.25 0.25 0 Mg
interstitial 0.25 0.75 0 Mg
$end
In this case, there will be three separate defect ingredients: one ingredient with two vacancies together (where the defect group is labeled doublevac
), one interstitial, and another interstitial.
9.7.1. Charges for defects¶
Charges can be specified as charge=0,10
, where a comma denotes the lower and upper ranges for the charges.
Let’s say we want a Mg vacancy with charges from 0 to 3 (0, 1, 2, and 3):
vacancy 0 0 0 Mg charge=0,3
Let’s say we want a dual Mg vacancy with a charge from 0 to 3 and labeled as Vac@Mg-Vac@Mg:
begin Vac@Mg-Vac@Mg
vacancy 0.0 0.0 0.0 Mg
vacancy 0.5 0.5 0.5 Mg
charge=0,3
end
For a single defect, charges and labels can be given at the same time:
Let’s say we have a Mg vacancy with charges between 0 and 3, and we wish to label it as Vac@Mg:
vacancy 0.0 0.0 0.0 Mg charge=0,3 label=Vac@Mg
The charge and label keywords are interchangeable, i.e. we could also have typed:
vacancy 0 0 0 Mg label=Vac@Mg charge=0,3
If you use charges in the defects section like this, then you must use a tagged defect_<N>_<Q>
type recipe in The Recipe section.
9.7.2. Phonons for defects¶
Phonon calculations are described by a phonon center site coordinate and a phonon center radius in Angstroms. Atoms within the sphere specified by these two values will be included in phonon calculations.
For VASP, this inclusion takes the form of selective dynamics T T T for the atoms within the sphere, and F F F otherwise, in a phonon calculation (IBRION = 5, 6, 7, 8)
If the phonon center radius is 0, only the atom found at the phonon center site point will be considered.
To use phonons in the defects section, use the subsection keyword phonon
followed by:
- A label for the phonon
- The fractional coordinates for the phonon center site
- A float value for the phonon center radius
- An optional float value for the tolerance-matching threshold for matching the phonon center site (if this last value is not specified, 0.1 is used).
Multiple separate phonon calculations may be obtained for each defect, for example:
begin int1
interstitial 0.25 0.25 0.25 X2
phonon host3 0.3 0.3 0.4 2.5 0.01
phonon solute 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.5
end
In the example above, host3 is the label for the phonon calculation where (0.3, 0.3, 0.4) is the coordinate for the phonon center site, and 2.5 Angstroms is the radius for the sphere inside which to consider atoms for the phonon calculation. Points within 0.01 of fractional coordinates will be considered for matching the phonon center site.
In the example above, solute is the label for the phonon calculation bounded within a 0.5 Angstrom radius centered at (0.1, 0.1, 0.2) in fractional coordinates. As no threshold value was given, points within 0.1 (default) of fractional coordinates will be considered for matching the phonon center site.
The recipe template file for phonons may include either the explicit phonon labels and other labels, or <S>, <N>, <Q>, <P>. See The Recipe section.
Because phonons are cycled with the defects, a new parent loop must be provided for the phonons, for example:
{begin}
defect_<N>_<Q>_stat (static)
phonon_<N>_<Q>_<P> (phonon)
phonon_<N>_<Q>_<P>_parse (phononparse)
{end}


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- # (Boolean) indentChanged() Test if the indention level has changed, either increased or decreased.
- # (Boolean) isIndent() Test if the indention levels has been increased.
- # (void) updateTabSize() Calculate the indention size
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- # (void) evaluate(node) Evaluate the parsed tree
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- # (void) renderStandalone() Render a standalone version
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- # (String) renderGlobal() Private Render the parsed source code as CoffeeScript template to a global window.HAML variable.
- # (String) precompile() Pre-compiles the parsed source and generates the function source code.
- # (String) createCode() Create the CoffeeScript code for the template.
- # (void) getBuffer(level) Get the code buffer identifer
- # (Array<Object>) combineText(lines) Optimize the lines to be rendered by combining subsequent text nodes that are on the same code line indention into a single line.
- # (String) convertBooleans(code) Adds a boolean convert logic that changes boolean attribute values depending on the output format.
- # (String) removeEmptyIDAndClass(code) Remove empty ID and class attribute from the final template.
- # (String) cleanupWhitespace(code) Adds whitespace cleanup function when needed by the template.
- # (Object) findDependencies(code) Searches for AMD require statements to find all template dependencies.
Constructor Details
#
(void)
constructor(options = {})
Construct the HAML Coffee compiler.
Instance Method Details
#
(Boolean)
indentChanged()
Test if the indention level has changed, either increased or decreased.
#
(Boolean)
isIndent()
Test if the indention levels has been increased.
#
(void)
updateTabSize()
Calculate the indention size
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(void)
updateBlockLevel()
Update the current block level indention.
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(void)
updateCodeBlockLevel(node)
Update the indention level for a code block.
#
(void)
updateParent()
Update the parent node. This depends on the indention if stays the same, goes one down or on up.
#
(void)
pushParent()
Indention level has been increased: Push the current parent node to the stack and make the current node the parent node.
#
(void)
popParent()
Indention level has been decreased: Make the grand parent the current parent.
#
(Object)
getNodeOptions(override = {})
Get the options for creating a node
#
(Node)
nodeFactory(expression = '')
Get the matching node type for the given expression. This is also responsible for creating the nested tree structure, since there is an exception for creating the node tree: Within a filter expression, any empty line without indention is added as child to the previous filter expression.
#
(void)
parse(source = '')
Parse the given source and create the nested node structure. This parses the source code line be line, but looks ahead to find lines that should be merged into the current line. This is needed for splitting Haml attributes over several lines and also for the different types of filters.
Parsing does not create an output, it creates the syntax tree in the
compiler. To get the template, use #render
.
#
(void)
evaluate(node)
Evaluate the parsed tree
#
(void)
render()
Render the parsed source code as CoffeeScript template.
#
(void)
renderStandalone()
Render a standalone version
#
(String)
renderAmd()
Private
Render the parsed source code as CoffeeScript template wrapped in a
define() statement for AMD. If the global modules list contains a module
that starts with hamlcoffee
and is assigned to the hc
param, then
all known helper functions will be taken from the hamlcoffee
helper
module.
#
(String)
renderGlobal()
Private
Render the parsed source code as CoffeeScript template to a global window.HAML variable.
#
(String)
precompile()
Pre-compiles the parsed source and generates the function source code.
#
(String)
createCode()
Create the CoffeeScript code for the template.
This gets an array of all lines to be rendered in the correct sequence.
#
(void)
getBuffer(level)
Get the code buffer identifer
#
(Array<Object>)
combineText(lines)
Optimize the lines to be rendered by combining subsequent text nodes that are on the same code line indention into a single line.
#
(String)
convertBooleans(code)
Adds a boolean convert logic that changes boolean attribute values depending on the output format. This works only when the clean value function add a hint marker (\u0093) to each boolean value, so that the conversion logic can disinguish between dynamic, real boolean values and string values like 'false' and 'true' or compile time attributes.
With the XHTML format, an attribute checked='true'
will be
converted to checked='checked'
and checked='false'
will
be completely removed.
With the HTML4 and HTML5 format, an attribute checked='true'
will be converted to checked
and checked='false'
will
be completely removed.
#
(String)
removeEmptyIDAndClass(code)
Remove empty ID and class attribute from the final template. In case of the ID this is required in order to generate valid HTML.
#
(String)
cleanupWhitespace(code)
Adds whitespace cleanup function when needed by the template. The cleanup must be done AFTER the template has been rendered.
The detection is based on hidden unicode characters that are placed as marker into the template:
\u0091
Cleanup surrounding whitespace to the left\u0092
Cleanup surrounding whitespace to the right
#
(Object)
findDependencies(code)
Searches for AMD require statements to find all template dependencies.
Examples:
CST source code
$o.push "" + $c require('assets/templates/test')() => { test: 'assets/templates/test' }


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