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WebAssembly High-Level Goals
- Define a portable, size- and load-time-efficient
binary format to serve as a compilation target which
can be compiled to execute at native speed by taking advantage of common
hardware capabilities available on a wide range of platforms, including
mobile and
IoT.
- Specify and implement incrementally:
- a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) for the standard with
roughly the same functionality as asm.js, primarily
aimed at C/C++;
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additional features ,
initially focused on key features like threads,
zero cost exceptions, and SIMD,
follow by additional features
prioritized by feedback and experience, including support for languages
other than C/C++.
- Design to execute within and integrate well with the existing
Web platform:
- maintain the versionless, feature-tested and backwards-compatible evolution story of the Web;
- execute in the same semantic universe as JavaScript;
- allow synchronous calls to and from JavaScript;
- enforce the same-origin and permissions security policies;
- access browser functionality through the same Web APIs that are accessible
to JavaScript; and
- define a human-editable text format that is convertible to and from the
binary format, supporting View Source functionality.
- Design to support non-browser embeddings as well.
- Make a great platform:
- build a new LLVM backend for WebAssembly and an accompanying
clang port (why LLVM first?);
- promote other compilers and tools targeting WebAssembly; and
- enable other useful tooling.


Lord of the Rings TV show renewed for season 2
by Staff WriterThe first episode of Amazon’s upcoming The Lord of the Rings TV series is yet to air, but plans are already in motion for its second season.
According to Deadline, Amazon Studios has officially given the green light for season 2 of the show.
Although the company acquired worldwide television rights for a multi-season LOTR series back in 2017, it still needs to approve every new season of the show before production can take place.
According to the report, Amazon’s plan is to film the first two episodes of the first season and then take a break in production to finish the writing for the second season.
Deadline said this approach is well-known for straight-to-series orders, as it helps the producers to assess the first material and make well-informed adjustments for future episodes if required.
It could also make it easier to film parts of the second season in conjunction with the second batch of episodes from season one.
Writers and production
J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay will act as executive producers on the project. The pair were working on Star Trek 4 with JJ Abrams before it was cancelled.
Writers for the show include Gennifer Hutchison (Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul), Helen Shang (13 Reasons Why, Hannibal), Jason Cahill (The Sopranos), and Justin Doble (Stranger Things).
The series is expected to be set during the Second Age of Middle-Earth, before the events of The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings.
Production will take place in the United States and New Zealand, where Peter Jackson’s original films were filmed.
Amazon has not announced an official release date for the TV show.


The first hour of Arun Jaitley's Budget speech in the parliament today was mostly about famers, rural livelihood and social security. A slew of announcements, including minimum support price for farmers, easily accessible markets, disposal of crop residue, development reforms were made in the speech.
Read More →RSS affiliate Swadeshi Jagran Manch (SJM) has trained its guns on Ramesh Chand, the agriculture expert member in the Narendra Modi government's apex think tank Niti Aayog, for suggesting that the government's plan to expand the scope of minimum support price (MSP) to more crops is inflationary.
Read More →Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Saturday said the government has undertaken the ambitious task of doubling farmers' income by 2022 so that farming becomes sustainable.
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Some physical database designs involve the introduction of meta-data. For example, it is sometimes recommended that all of an application's code tables containing just code and description columns, should be stored in one physical table by introducing a meta-data column containing the logical table name. The impact of such a scheme on the application code and database workload is less severe than that associated with introduced redundancy. But, the benefit is correspondingly unimpressive. The major benefit of using a composite code table is that it increases the likelihood of code table blocks being cached in memory. However, even greater benefit can be realized by storing the separate code tables in a suitable cluster, without the overhead of introduced meta-data.
A more intriguing case for the possible use of meta-data is in implementing sub-types. Consider an entity representing vehicles in the fleet of a hire-car company. Most of the vehicles will be sedans, but some will be mini-buses and others will be light trucks. These are sub-types of the vehicle entity. They will have many attributes in common, but will require some special attributes also. For example, the maximum load in tons, and whether it is a tray-truck or van, are attributes that apply only to the light trucks.
There are three options for mapping a super-type entity with sub-types to physical tables, in a purely relational data model.
One table is used for the common attributes, with a separate table for the special attributes of each sub-type.While relationally appealing, this option is normally quickly eliminated on performance grounds, because of the need to constantly join the tables. However, if table scans are not required, clustering the tables should be considered.
A separate table is used for each sub-type, with columns for the common attributes, including the primary key and other candidate keys, present in each table.Triggers have to be used to enforce uniqueness constraints across the separate tables. Overall, the data manipulation performance of this option is acceptable, and the query performance is good.
A single large table is used with a meta-data column to identify the sub-type and columns for all of the special sub-type attributes.Not null constraints over the sub-type attributes have to be implemented as check constraints referencing the meta-data column, which is no great burden. The data manipulation performance of this option is good, but the full table scan performance may suffer from reduced data density.
Clearly, the right trade-off between data manipulation and query performance depends on a wide variety of factors. However, the introduction of meta-data in option 3 is an important option to consider.
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Twitter suspended @jbangdev and it took 60 days to get reactivated!
I created this landing page for twitter as Twitter decided to suspend @jbangdev before it even made a single tweet, follow or like. Luckily they eventually fixed it and @jbangdev is now live. Below is a timeline on the documented events - if you want to give kudos to Twitter do a tweet using this link.
Timeline
March 4th, 2020: I created @jbangdev twitter account when I knew I could get the domain jbang.dev. No tweets made as I needed to get the site up and running first.
May 22nd, 2020: I requested and completed a password reset. Same day I realized the account had been suspended. No email sent to my email on this. Submitted an appeal and asked to confirm email.
May 24nd, 2020: I confirmed the email on support case<PHONE_NUMBER>. No response.
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June 14h, 2020: I confirm email again asking for updates. No response.
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July 9th, 2020: Got tired of waiting thus putting this page up.
July 21st, 2020: Twitter reactivated the account after a ping from Red Hat social media contacts (Thank you!)


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[Erowid Note: 90 mgs of 2C-I is considered an extremely high dose, see 2C-I Dose Chart]
I had spent my whole day with a friend of mine. We decided to smoke marijuana for a few hours. After which my friend brought out a bag of two smallish clear capsules. They were 2c-I capsules. Pure 2c-I. What my friend did not tell me was that they were, 90 milligram doses. Niether he nor I realized that we were each about to experience.
We took the casules at about 11 pm, however we smoked about 7 bowls of a blueberry sativa strain of marijuana out of his bong. We waited about 30 minutes and them
things get fuzzy for about 3 hours. Next thing I remember I am sitting in my car alone an I am hallucinating ridiculously. Colors began to change everywhere, plants and trees began to breath, lights danced in trails shaped like infinity symols.
I had the sensation that I was rolling (the experience one gets from MDMA) incredibly intense through out my body and I could not feel any pain whatsoever. My body convulsed and shivered violently and I kept talking to myself aloud, moving back and forth and side to side.  I remeber staring at the clock in my car turn from green to orange to red to yellow, and staying at 505 for what seemed like 3 hours.
Time moved by very very slowly. I started noticing everything was off. I turned on my wind shield wipers and on the way back down I vividly remember Sounds were in colors that fell into each other. I was in a cemetary near my friends house when I got out of the car I realized where I was, I them proceeded to walk into the cemetary, but fret not, this cemetary is used mainly as a park or nature reserve, so it's filled with people often and I'm quite used to being there.
I went to the spicket and drank some water rather deep inside the cemetary, Which Is wooded and covered in parts by plants and trees, also the floor is all dirt and mulch. I started getting the sensation of being watched and boom! Out if nowhere I feel intensely powerful and enlightened. I discover that existence itself is an entity, I call it God. Then that entity channeled the energy of the entire universe through me.
I began walking around, I removed most of my clothes and began to embrace nature. I forgot who I was, what everything was, what anything meant, I merged with nature, and I proceeded to hallucinate heavily and roll intensly for several hours. After a point I put back on my clothes. At around sunrise I, after several failed ;attempts, I reached my other friend whom I call in emergencies, I called him because I was in absolutly no condition to drive. I then had him take care of me for another 16 hours while I continued hallucinating and rolling. My experience lasted for a full 24 hours.
I still hallucinate a bit, I can feel plants breath, and I feel much more at peace with my life. I have done LSD, exstacy, psilopsybin mushrooms, marijuana. Believe me, I had a religious expeience. I met and became god. I am permanently altered because of it. I did not eat anything, and I was a bit physically ill at the time, also, I slept only 6 hours the previous evening. I think I should have died, but I somehow lived.
My friend had told me the following week my friend told me when he found me my hair was amess and I was covered in dirt and mud. He tried feeding me but I could not bring myself to do it. I do not regret any of it. My conciousness has passed through several planes of existence. I wish I could say more, but I don't remember much from it.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Compose Perspective Layout
Above you can see the layout for the Compose Perspective. (Note that this page does not include
information about the layout outside the compose perspective; for details on the open workflows
list and logger console, see the tool layout overview.)
The perspective comprises the following sections:
- The toolbar. This area has the buttons for the main composition actions available in
this perspective, including: new, open, save, close, delete, validate, undo, redo. This area also
has the zoom slider and buttons to control the zooming of the canvas.
- The properties panel. This area has configuration widgets that allow you to change
different properties. At the top is a "mini map" which shows you an overall view of the workflow.
Next are the properties of any service on the canvas that you have selected. Next are the
properties of the workflow itself. Finally, any relevant data properties are shown.
- The palette.. This area holds all the services that are available on SORASCS to compose
in a workflow. In this area you can:
- Filter the displayed services by name.
- Do an advanced search of the services based on their meta-information.
- Do an advanced re-categorization of the services based on their meta-information.
- Mark and unmark which your "favorite" services are, to show up in the "My Favorites" list.
- See all the services categorized by their type: services, data, utilities, and workflows.
- The composition canvas. This is the area where you actually build the workflow. It is
a graphical canvas where services can be dragged-and-dropped and their ports can be connected with
dragging-and-dropping as well.


As an introduction to Berkeley DB, we will present a simple database application. This database application will:
The introduction will be presented using the programming language C.
The complete source of the final version of the example program is here.


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Simulate Design
GenoCAD uses the COPASI simulation engine to allow users to view simulations of designs associated with attribute grammars.
To run a simulation:
1. Enter the length of time (in seconds) for the full simulation in the Duration text box.
2. Enter the interval time (in seconds) between measurements in the Interval Time text box.
3. At this point, the # of Intervals will be calculated automatically, and the Run Simulation button will be activated.
Due to time constraints, GenoCAD does not currently support simulations of more than 1000 Intervals.
4. Click on the Run Simulation button.
This will load a graph charting the simulation of your design. Some additional features to be aware of:
- > By default, all of the data elements are charted on the graph. If you want to remove data elements from the graph, you can click on the Show Data Series dropdown and uncheck
data elements you do not want to see on the graph (or, conversely, check data elements you want to add back to the graph.)
- > If you want to download the output of the simulation (the numbers used generate the graph) to load into another application, you can click on the Download Results button.
- > If you want to zoom into a particular area of the graph, use the mouse to "draw" a box around the area you want to zoom into (in much the same way you select a box from an image using a Paint program.) When you are ready to zoom back out to the full graph again, just double-click on the graph.
- > If you want to view the exact coordinates of a particular spot on the graph, hover the mouse arrow over the area you are interested in, and the coordinates will be displayed.


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Welcome to TTC Ninja!
The purpose of this website is to help you find information about your next TTC bus or streetcar arrivals.
To find out when your next bus or streetcar will arrive click on the Lookup tool link in the menu above. From there the process should be simple.
- Find your bus route. Enter the route number or the route name in the search box. Then click on the correct route on the right hand side of the page.
- Find your bus stop. Enter the stop name in the search box and click on the correct bus stop on the right hand side of the page.
- Your next bus arrivals. The next arrivals at this stop should now be displayed on the right hand of the page.


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from skipole import ServeFile
It has arguments:
ServeFile(server_file, status='200 OK', headers=None, enable_cache=None, mimetype=None)
This is an Exception class that, being raised, sends the static server file to the client browser.
ServeFile has arguments:
server_file - a string or pathlib.Path object point at a server file.
status - The status field returned.
headers - The headers returned, if given the remaining arguments are ignored.
enable_cache - Set to True or False, if True headers will specify the file can be cached on the client, if False headers will request not cached.
mimetype - Set the mimetype of the file to be returned, if not given the mimetype will be guessed.


My Blogging Experience
by Jim O'Neal on January 16, 2016
Nine weeks ago I started on a journey with DevBootcamp to learn how to build websites and web applications using HTML, CSS, Ruby, JavaScript, and jQuery. During this time, among many interesting and challenging Ruby and JavaScript challenges, I have also built a personal website and this blog page that you are reading now.
The most challenging part of building this website along the way, technically has been working CSS. Getting things to position and display correctly has been a challenge, but has definitely become easier over the last few weeks. But the real challenge has not been anything technical, it has been making decisions on content, and artistic decisions on the layout, the look, and the feel of the site. I definitely have a new respect for sites with good aesthetics, and the planning it took to get there.
Overall, building and maintaining this personal website has been a great experience, as has the weekly blogging. I plan to keep up the blogging through the onsite portion of DevBootcamp, and continue to add new things to my projects page.


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Dark Desert [ad02], desert, in Diamond Island, wilderness
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1: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
1: 30% damaged, departed for Ocean [ae02].
10: Stack of barbarians [go1n], barbarians, number: 26, arrived from the
10: north.
11: Stack of nazgul [hc8d], nazgul, number: 2, arrived from the north.
13: Stack of nazgul [hc8d], nazgul, number: 2, went north.
23: Stack of nazgul [dm8u], nazgul, arrived from the east.
25: Stack of nazgul [dm8u], nazgul, went north.
Routes leaving Dark Desert:
North, plain, to Concha Valley [ac02], 7 days
East, desert, to Dark Desert [ad03], 8 days
South, to Ocean [ae02], Crystal Sea, 2 days
West, to Ocean [ad01], Crystal Sea, 2 days
Inner locations:
Sand pit [ad0p], sand pit, 1 day, owner:
Minotaur [ak7s], minotaurs, number: 27
Seen here:
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Stack of nazgul [ag0b], nazgul, number: 3
Stack of barbarians [go1n], barbarians, number: 25


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Watch out! Lightning is extremely dangerous. A single bolt of lightning can carry a billion volts of electricity. That’s enough energy to light a 100-watt light bulb—for three months! As impressive as it is, lightning is nothing more than a sudden flow of extremely tiny particles. What are the particles that flow in a lightning bolt? The answer is electrons.
What Are Electrons?
Electrons are one of three main types of particles that make up atoms. The other two types are protons and neutrons. Unlike protons and neutrons, which consist of smaller, simpler particles, electrons are fundamental particles that do not consist of smaller particles. They are a type of fundamental particles called leptons. All leptons have an electric charge of -1 or 0. For an excellent video about electrons and other fundamental particles in atoms, go to this URL:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vi91qyjuknM (7:44)
VIDEO PLAYER HERE
Properties of Electrons
Electrons are extremely small. The mass of an electron is only about 1/2000 the mass of a proton or neutron, so electrons contribute virtually nothing to the total mass of an atom. Electrons have an electric charge of -1, which is equal but opposite to the charge of proton, which is +1. All atoms have the same number of electrons as protons, so the positive and negative charges “cancel out,” making atoms electrically neutral.
Where Are Electrons?
Unlike protons and neutrons, which are located inside the nucleus at the center of the atom, electrons are found outside the nucleus. Because opposite electric charges attract each other, negative electrons are attracted to the positive nucleus. This force of attraction keeps electrons constantly moving through the otherwise empty space around the nucleus. The Figure shown below is a common way to represent the structure of an atom. It shows the electron as a particle orbiting the nucleus, similar to the way that planets orbit the sun.
Model of Atomic Structure
- Electron
- Neutron
- Proton
Orbitals
The atomic model above is useful for some purposes, but it’s too simple when it comes to the location of electrons. In reality, it’s impossible to say what path an electron will follow. Instead, it’s only possible to describe the chances of finding an electron in a certain region around the nucleus. The region where an electron is most likely to be is called an orbital. Each orbital can have at most two electrons. Some orbitals, called S orbitals, are shaped like spheres, with the nucleus in the center. An S orbital is pictured in Figure below. Where the dots are denser, the chance of finding an electron is greater. Also pictured in Figure below is a P orbital. P orbitals are shaped like dumbbells, with the nucleus in the pinched part of the dumbbell. You can see animated, three-dimensional models of orbitals at the following URL.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-jNgq16jEY (1:37)
VIDEO PLAYER HERE
S Orbital
P Orbital
Q: How many electrons can there be in each type of orbital shown above?
A: There can be a maximum of two electrons in any orbital, regardless of its shape.
Q: Where is the nucleus in each orbital?
A: The nucleus is at the center of each orbital. It is in the middle of the sphere in the S orbital and in the pinched part of the P orbital.
What’s Your Energy Level?
Electrons are located at fixed distances from the nucleus, called energy levels. You can see the first three energy levels in the Figure below. The diagram also shows the maximum possible number of electrons at each energy level.
Electrons at lower energy levels, which are closer to the nucleus, have less energy. At the lowest energy level, which has the least energy, there is just one orbital, so this energy level has a maximum of two electrons.
Only when a lower energy level is full are electrons added to the next higher energy level. Electrons at higher energy levels, which are farther from the nucleus, have more energy. They also have more orbitals and greater possible numbers of electrons.
Electrons at the outermost energy level of an atom are called valence electrons. They determine many of the properties of an element. That’s because these electrons are involved in chemical reactions with other atoms. Atoms may share or transfer valence electrons. Shared electrons bind atoms together to form chemical compounds.
You can see all of these ideas in action at the following URL (scroll down to the animation at the bottom of the Web page): http://www.brooklyn.cuny.edu/bc/ahp/SDPS/SD.PS.electrons.html
Energy Levels and Electrons
- Nucleus - contains protons and neutrons
- 1st energy level - can hold a maximum of 2 electrons in one orbital
- 2nd energy level - can hold a maximum of 8 electrons over 4 different orbitals
- 3rd energy level - can hold a maximum of 18 electrons distributed over 9 different orbitals
Q: How many electrons can there be in each type of orbital shown above?
A: There can be a maximum of two electrons in any orbital, regardless of its shape.
Q: Where is the nucleus in each orbital?
A: The nucleus is at the center of each orbital. It is in the middle of the sphere in the S orbital and in the pinched part of the P orbital.
Summary
Electrons are one of three main types of particles that make up the atom. They are extremely small and have an electric charge of -1. All atoms have the same number of electrons as protons.
Negative electrons are attracted to the positive nucleus. This force of attraction keeps electrons constantly moving around the nucleus. The region where an electron is most likely to be found is called an orbital.
Electrons are located at fixed distances from the nucleus, called energy levels. Electrons at lower energy levels have less energy than electrons at higher energy levels.
Vocabulary
electron: Negatively charged atomic particle that moves around the nucleus of an atom.
Practice
Research the discovery of electrons at the following URLs, and then answer the questions below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdTxGJjA4Jw (2:54)
VIDEO PLAYER HERE
http://www.aip.org/history/electron/jjhome.htm
Who discovered electrons? When were they discovered?
Outline how electrons were discovered.
What was the significance of the discovery of electrons?
Where did Thomson think electrons were located in the atom? How does this differ from the modern view of electrons presented above?
Review
What are electrons?
Compare and contrast electrons and protons.
Sketch a model of a beryllium atom, which has four protons, five neutrons, and four electrons. Your model should include the placement of electrons at the appropriate energy levels.
What are valence electrons? Why are they so important? How many valence electrons does a beryllium atom have (see question 3)?


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Table of Contents
- Welcome to Web App Day Ahead Clearing's documentation!
- Installation
- Getting Python
- Getting a solver for linear optimisation
- Installing the backend of the web app
- Backend dependencies
- Getting Nodejs
- Tutorial
- Getting Started
- What it can do
- Simple
- Network
- Using the web application
- Explanation of front and backend
- Overview
- Backend Pyton
- Django
- EconomicDispatcher
- Frontend Node.Js
- Elementary model
- Network model
- Components
- Network
- Bus
- Generator
- Lines
- Loads
- Experimental Stand alone version
- Code Documentation


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ggbrnet()
is a wrapper of ggraph
functions
for easy visualization of a network produced by brnet()
.
ggbrnet()
takes brnet()
object as the first
argument, so it’s compatible with pipe %>%
. By default,
it colors patches based on environmental values
df_patch$environment
:
Arguments: patch_color
Users can change how they color patches by specifying
patch_color
. Default is env
referring to the
environment column in patch_attr
argument. Another option
is disturb
referring to the disturbance column:
As a special case, the function accepts "other"
, which
allows users to specify any column in $df_patch
. In this
case, it is required to specify the column in which data exist in
value_col
with quotation:
df0 <- brnet()
df0$df_patch <- df0$df_patch %>%
mutate(x = runif(50, 0, 100))
df0 %>%
ggbrnet(patch_color = "other",
value_col = "x")
If patch_color
is neither env
,
disturb
, nor other
, the function takes it as
an ordinary color name, for example:
Arguments: patch_label
Users may add patch labels using the argument
patch_label
:
Users may specify additional arguments passed to
ggraph::geom_node_label()
to tweak details, for
example:


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| DynamicProxyConverter | Converts a dynamic proxy to XML, storing the implemented interfaces and handler. |
| EncodedByteArrayConverter | Converts a byte array to a single Base64 encoding string. |
| FileConverter | This converter will take care of storing and retrieving File with either an absolute path OR a relative path depending on how they were created. |
| FontConverter | |
| GregorianCalendarConverter | Converts a java.util.GregorianCalendar to XML. |
| ISO8601DateConverter | A DateConverter conforming to the ISO8601 standard. |
| ISO8601GregorianCalendarConverter | A GregorianCalendarConverter conforming to the ISO8601 standard. |
| ISO8601SqlTimestampConverter | A SqlTimestampConverter conforming to the ISO8601 standard. |
| JavaClassConverter | Converts a java.lang.Class to XML. |
| JavaMethodConverter | Converts a java.lang.reflect.Method to XML. |
| LocaleConverter | Converts a java.util.Locale to a string. |
| RegexPatternConverter | Ensures java.util.regex.Pattern is compiled upon deserialization. |
| SqlDateConverter | Converts a java.sql.Date to text. |
| SqlTimeConverter | Converts a java.sql.Time to text. |
| SqlTimestampConverter | Converts a java.sql.Timestamp to text. |
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Using torba on OSX
A port to OSX was created to make OSX useful for UNIX people. Following are the compilation and installation steps.
Compile torba from the osx directory of the snapshot:
cd osx make
To compile torba on OSX 10.5 edit the Makefile and replace:
libtwmhack.so.$(LVERS): twm_hack.so $(CC) -shared -fpic -o libtwmhack.so.$(LVERS) $(LDADD) twm_hack.soWith:
libtwmhack.so.$(LVERS): twm_hack.so $(CC) -shared -bundle -fpic -o libtwmhack.so.$(LVERS) $(LDADD) twm_hack.so
Install torba:
sudo make install
makeInstall dmenu:
sudo make installCreate a .xinitrc in the home dir of the user and add at least the following line:
exec torbaSet the X11 preferences of OSX to the following:
$torba: osx.html,v 1.4 2010/09/16 02:00:51 marco Exp $


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With supporting text below as a natural lead-in to additional content.


Vocoder
Autoregressive
Index
Title
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1
WaveNet: A Generative Model for Raw Audio
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GAN
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- This application PLANECO will collect your messages and submitted images witten in this application.
- PALNECO will collect your GPS information under your permission.
- PLANECO collects your messages, images, GPS information submitted in this application.
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New work
Further integrations of Tycho
into Ptolemy.
Edward A. Lee,
John Reekie,
Kevin Chang,
Christopher Hylands
and many others.
The Tycho Release
notes describe the changes to Tycho more completely, below are some
highlights:
- Finite State Machine (FSM) domain
- Bilung Lee -
FSM Palette -
Further documentation
- Synchronous/Reactive (SR) Domain
- Stephen Edwards -
SR Palette -
Further documentation
- Code Generation for the TMS320C50 DSP Domain
- Luis Gutierrez,
Brian L. Evans (UT Austin)
C50 Palette
- Type System Modifications
- Tom Lane(Structured
Software Systems),
Christopher Hylands -
Further documentation
- HTML documentation of stars.
-
ptlang
has been modified to create HTML
documentation instead of troff documentation. A new ptlang keyword named
htmldoc
has been added to ptlang.
The explanation
sections in the Ptolemy builtin
stars have been converted to htmldoc
sections.
For a simple example, see the SDFRamp star
documentation.
The HTML star documentation is viewable outside Ptolemy and Tycho with
a standard HTML viewer.
The HTML star documentation is also viewable as a hierarchical table
of contents with Tycho. The documentation can be viewed as both a textual table of
contents, and as a graphical forest
Edward A. Lee,
Christopher Hylands
- AcyLoopScheduler
- This scheduler does joint code/data minimization; it generates
single appearance schedules optimized for buffer memory usage. Very
useful in code generation, especially in assembly language domains.
Praveen Murthy
- UltraSparc VIS C Code Generation Target
- The VIS target only works under sol2.5.cfront only, and it
requires the
Sun VIS Software Development Kit
William Chen
(Columbia University),
John Reekie -
Further documentation
- TychoTarget C Code Generation Target
- The TychoTarget generates output that can be compiled and
loaded into Tycho. It support creation of customized control
panels using Tycho.
Sunil Bhave -
John Reekie -
Further documentation
- CGCostTarget
- For every star in a CG schematic, it will report implementation cost. This
information can be fed into a hardware/software partitioning tool
or a scheduler.
Brian L. Evans (UT Austin),
Raza Ahmed
- Cadence Leapfrog VHDL Target
-
$PTOLEMY/src/domains/vhdl/targets
contains the Cadence Leapfrog VHDL Target.
This target, SimLF-VHDL, allows simulation of generated VHDL code with
the Leapfrog simulator from Cadence. This target is analogous to the
SimVSS-VHDL target, which supports simulation with the Synopsys VHDL
System Simulator.
Xavier Warzee (Thomson CSF),
Michael C. Williamson -
Further Documentation
Up to: What's New in Ptolemy 0.7 -
Forward to: New Stars and Demos
Copyright © 1997, The Regents of the University of California.
All rights reserved.
Last updated 04/30/97,
comments to ptolemy@ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu.


Timer data. More...
#include <timer_xmega.h>
Data Fields | |
| void * | regs |
| Base address of timer registers. | |
| uint8_t | clksel |
| Clock selection. | |
| uint8_t | intlvl |
| Interrupt level. | |
| void(* | callback )(struct timer *timer) |
| Function pointer to application timer callback function. |
Timer data.
For internal use only.
This type of structure is passed to the driver and is initialized during the timer initialization. It stores all needed driver internal data.
Definition at line 104 of file timer_xmega.h.
| void(* timer::callback)(struct timer *timer) |
Function pointer to application timer callback function.
Definition at line 112 of file timer_xmega.h.
Referenced by tc_timer_init(), and tc_timer_irq_handler().
Clock selection.
Definition at line 108 of file timer_xmega.h.
Referenced by tc_timer_init(), tc_timer_read_resolution(), tc_timer_set_alarm(), tc_timer_start(), and tc_timer_write_resolution().
Interrupt level.
Definition at line 110 of file timer_xmega.h.
Referenced by tc_timer_init(), and tc_timer_set_alarm().
| void* timer::regs |
Base address of timer registers.
Definition at line 106 of file timer_xmega.h.
Referenced by tc_timer_get_time(), tc_timer_init(), tc_timer_irq_handler(), tc_timer_set_alarm(), tc_timer_start(), tc_timer_stop(), and tc_timer_write_resolution().


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|
Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
| bootOptionsSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether boot options can be configured
for this virtual machine.
Since VI API 2.5
|
| bootRetryOptionsSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether automatic boot retry can be
configured for this virtual machine.
Since vSphere API 4.1
|
| changeTrackingSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates that change tracking is supported for virtual disks of this
virtual machine. However, even if change tracking is supported, it might
not be available for all disks of the virtual machine. For example,
passthru raw disk mappings or disks backed by any Ver1BackingInfo cannot
be tracked.
Since vSphere API 4.0
|
| consolePreferencesSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether console preferences can be set for this virtual machine.
|
| cpuFeatureMaskSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether CPU feature requirements masks can be set for this
virtual machine. Masking for hardware version 9 and newer virtual
machines is controlled by featureRequirementSupported.
|
| disableSnapshotsSupported | xsd:boolean | Deprecated.
As of vSphere API 4.0. The value returned from the server is
always false.
Indicates whether or not snapshots can be disabled.
Since VI API 2.5
|
| diskOnlySnapshotOnSuspendedVMSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether this virtual machine supports creating disk-only snapshots
in suspended state. If this capability is not set, the snapshot of a
virtual machine in suspended state will always include memory.
Since vSphere API 6.7
|
| diskSharesSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether resource settings for disks can be
applied to this virtual machine.
Since VI API 2.5
|
| featureRequirementSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether featureRequirement feature is supported.
Since vSphere API 5.1
|
| guestAutoLockSupported | xsd:boolean |
Since vSphere API 5.0
|
| hostBasedReplicationSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates that host based replication is supported on this virtual
machine. However, even if host based replication is supported,
it might not be available for all disk types. For example, passthru
raw disk mappings can not be replicated.
Since vSphere API 5.0
|
| lockSnapshotsSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether or not the snapshot tree can be locked.
Since VI API 2.5
|
| memoryReservationLockSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether
memoryReservationLockedToMax
may be set to true for this virtual machine.
Since vSphere API 5.0
|
| memorySnapshotsSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether or not a virtual machine supports memory snapshots.
|
| multipleCoresPerSocketSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether multiple virtual cores per socket is supported on this VM.
Since vSphere API 5.0
|
| multipleSnapshotsSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether or not a virtual machine supports multiple snapshots.
This value is not set when the virtual machine is unavailable, for instance,
when it is being created or deleted.
|
| nestedHVSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether this virtual machine supports nested hardware-assisted
virtualization.
Since vSphere API 5.1
|
| npivWwnOnNonRdmVmSupported | xsd:boolean |
Supports assigning NPIV WWN to virtual machines that don't have RDM disks.
Since VI API 2.5
|
| perVmEvcSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether this virtual machine supports Per-VM EVC mode.
Since vSphere API 6.7
|
| poweredOffSnapshotsSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether or not a virtual machine supports snapshot operations in
poweredOff state. This flag doesn't affect vim.VirtualMachine.GetSnapshot,
which is always supported.
|
| poweredOnMonitorTypeChangeSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether a monitor type change is supported while this virtual
machine is in the poweredOn state.
Since vSphere API 5.1
|
| quiescedSnapshotsSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether or not a virtual machine supports quiesced snapshots.
|
| recordReplaySupported | xsd:boolean | Deprecated.
as of vSphere API 6.0
Indicates whether record and replay functionality is supported on this
virtual machine.
Since vSphere API 4.0
|
| revertToSnapshotSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether or not a virtual machine supports reverting to a snapshot.
|
| s1AcpiManagementSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether or not a virtual machine supports ACPI S1 settings management.
|
| secureBootSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether secureBoot is supported for this virtual machine.
Since vSphere API 6.5
|
| seSparseDiskSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether this virtual machine supports the Flex-SE
(space-efficent, sparse) format for virtual disks.
Since vSphere API 5.1
|
| settingDisplayTopologySupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether of not this virtual machine supports
setting the display topology of the console window.
This capability depends on the guest operating system
configured for this virtual machine.
Since vSphere API 4.0
|
| settingScreenResolutionSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether of not this virtual machine supports
setting the screen resolution of the console window.
This capability depends on the guest operating system
configured for this virtual machine.
|
| settingVideoRamSizeSupported | xsd:boolean |
Flag indicating whether the video ram size of this virtual machine
can be configured.
Since VI API 2.5
|
| snapshotConfigSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether or not a virtual machine supports snapshot config.
|
| snapshotOperationsSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether or not a virtual machine supports snapshot operations.
|
| swapPlacementSupported | xsd:boolean |
Flag indicating whether the virtual machine has a configurable
swapfile placement policy.
Since VI API 2.5
|
| toolsAutoUpdateSupported | xsd:boolean |
Supports tools auto-update.
|
| toolsSyncTimeSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether asking tools to sync time with the host is supported.
Since VI API 2.5
|
| virtualExecUsageIgnored | xsd:boolean |
Indicates that virtualExecUsage is
ignored by this virtual machine, always operating as if "hvOn" was selected.
Since vSphere API 6.7
|
| virtualMmuUsageIgnored | xsd:boolean |
Indicates that virtualMmuUsage is
ignored by this virtual machine, always operating as if "on" was selected.
Since vSphere API 6.7
|
| virtualMmuUsageSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether or not the use of nested page table hardware support
can be explicitly set.
Since VI API 2.5
|
| vmNpivWwnDisableSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether the NPIV disabling operation is supported the virtual machine.
Since vSphere API 4.0
|
| vmNpivWwnSupported | xsd:boolean |
Supports virtual machine NPIV WWN.
Since VI API 2.5
|
| vmNpivWwnUpdateSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether the update of NPIV WWNs are supported on the virtual machine.
Since vSphere API 4.0
|
| vPMCSupported | xsd:boolean |
Indicates whether this virtual machine supports virtualized CPU performance
counters.
Since vSphere API 5.1
|
|
Properties inherited from DynamicData |
| None |


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Aurora
open class Aurora
The Aurora framework for swift
Aurora.framework contains a base for your project.
It has a lot of extensions, functions and classes built-in to make development easier.
See the Online documentation \ for more information about all the built-in extensions, functions and classes.
Experiment
to start experimental functions use the following code in your app(delegate):Aurora.shared.startExperimentalFunctions()
Version
1.0-
The shared instance of Aurora.framework
Declaration
Swift
public static let shared: Aurora
-
Aurora.framework** reference (to use
Aurora.load.className
)Declaration
Swift
public static let load: Aurora.Type
-
the version
Declaration
Swift
public let version: String
-
The product name
Declaration
Swift
public let product: String
-
If this is non-nil, we will call it with the same string that we are going to print to the console. You can use this to pass log messages along to your crash reporter, analytics service, etc.
Warning
Be mindful of private user data that might end up in your log statements! Use log levels appropriately to keep private data out of logs that are sent over the Internet.Declaration
Swift
public var logHandler: ((String) -> Void)?
-
logTemplate
This is used to send log messages with the following syntax
[Aurora.Framework] datetime Filename:line functionName(...) @Main/Background: Message
Want to use a custom template?
Put the following (preffered in your AppDelegate):
Aurora.shared.logTemplate = "[$product] $datetime $file:$line $function @$queue:\n $message"
$datetime
Datetime string
$file
Filename where the log function is called
$extension
File extension
$line
Line where the log function is called
$function
The function wherein the log function is called
$queue
The queue wherein the log function is called (Main/Background)
$message
Message to log
Declaration
Swift
public var logTemplate: String
-
userAgent
This is used to generate the user agent
Mozilla/5.0 (Aurora/1.0; MyAppName/appVersion; iOS/15.0)
Want to use a custom template?
Put the following (preffered in your AppDelegate):
Aurora.shared.userAgentTemplate = "Mozilla/5.0 ($product/$version; $appName/$appVersion; $os/$osVersion)"
$product
Aurora.framework
$version
Aurora Framework version
$appName
Your app’s name
$version
Your app’s version
$os
Current OS
$osVersion
Current OS Version
$deviceType
Device type
Declaration
Swift
public var userAgent: String { get set }
-
Which os we are running on?
Declaration
Swift
public var operatingSystem: AuroraOS
-
Which os we are running on?
Declaration
Swift
public var operatingVersion: String
-
HTTP(s) timeout time
Declaration
Swift
public var timeout: TimeInterval
-
Initialize
Declaration
Swift
public init(experimentalFunctions: Bool = false)
-
Translate
Declaration
Swift
public func translate(message: String, _ replacements: [String : String]?) -> String
Parameters
message
Message to translate
replacements
replace x with y
Return Value
translated string.
-
Start experimental functions
Declaration
Swift
public func startExperimentalFunctions()
-
Compresses the data using the zlib deflate algorithm.
Declaration
Swift
func compress(data: Data) -> Data?
Parameters
data
data to be compressed
Return Value
compressed data
-
Decompresses the data using the zlib deflate algorithm.
Declaration
Swift
func decompress(data: Data) -> Data?
Parameters
data
data to be decompressed
Return Value
uncompressed data
-
Run a shell command.
Declaration
Swift
@discardableResult func shell(_ arguments: String, showLog: Bool = false) -> String
Parameters
arguments
Arguments
showLog
Show the log?
Return Value
Shell return
-
Execute block in background
Declaration
Swift
func run(background: @escaping () -> Void)
Parameters
background
what to execute
-
Execute block in foreground
Declaration
Swift
func execute(main: @escaping () -> Void)
Parameters
main
What to run in execute foreground
-
Execute block in background
Declaration
Swift
func execute(background: @escaping () -> Void)
Parameters
background
What to execute in the backgroud
-
Delay execution of block (on main)
Declaration
Swift
func delay(seconds: Double, closure: @escaping () -> Void)
Parameters
after
For how long
closure
What to execute
-
Delay execution of block (in background)
Declaration
Swift
func execute(after: Double, closure: @escaping () -> Void)
Parameters
after
For how long
closure
What to execute
-
run in background
Declaration
Swift
func runInBackground(block: @escaping () -> Void)
Parameters
block
what to run
-
run on main thread (foreground)
Declaration
Swift
func runInForeground(block: @escaping () -> Void)
Parameters
block
what to run
-
Run every
Declaration
Swift
func run(every: TimeInterval, block: @escaping (Timer) -> Void)
Parameters
every
time interval
block
what to run
-
Run
Declaration
Swift
func run(background: @escaping () -> String, foreground: @escaping (_ returning: String) -> Void)
Parameters
background
what to run in background
foreground
what to run in foreground
-
Run
Declaration
Swift
func run(background: @escaping () -> Bool, foreground: @escaping (_ returning: Bool) -> Void)
Parameters
background
what to run in background
foreground
what to run in foreground
-
Run
Declaration
Swift
func run(background: @escaping () -> Any, foreground: @escaping (_ returning: Any) -> Void)
Parameters
background
what to run in background
foreground
what to run in foreground
-
Datatask helper (DEPRECATED)
Declaration
Swift
@available(*, deprecated) func dataTaskHelper(forURL: URL?, completion: @escaping (String) -> Void)
Parameters
forURL
for URL
completion
Completion
-
Remove all html elements from a string
Declaration
Swift
func removeHTML(_ html: String) -> String
Parameters
html
The HTML String
Return Value
the plain HTML String
-
Newline to Break (br) [like-php]
Parameter html: the string
Returns: the string with
<br />
tagsDeclaration
Swift
func nl2br(_ html: String) -> String
-
Break (br) to Newline [like-php (reversed)]
Declaration
Swift
func br2nl(_ html: String) -> String
Parameters
html
the html string to convert to a string
Return Value
the string with line-breaks
-
Set debug
Declaration
Swift
func setDebug(_ debugVal: Bool)
Parameters
debugVal
Debugmode on/off
-
Create a MD5 string
Declaration
Swift
public func md5(phrase: String) -> String
Parameters
phrase
The phrase which needs to be converted into MD5
Return Value
MD5 Hash
-
No operation
Declaration
Swift
public func noop(_ something: Any...)
Parameters
something
Whay ever you want.
-
No operation
Declaration
Swift
public func noop(_ something: AnyObject...)
Parameters
something
Whay ever you want. (object)
-
Log
This is used to send log messages with the following syntax
[Aurora] Filename:line functionName(...) @Main/Background: Message
want to use a callback/loghandler?
Put the following (preffered in your AppDelegate):
Aurora.shared.logHandler { message in // Do something with the message }
Declaration
Swift
@discardableResult public func log( _ message: String..., file: String = #file, line: Int = #line, function: String = #function) -> Bool
Parameters
message
the message to send
file
the filename
line
the line
function
function name
-
Log
This is used to send log messages with the following syntax
[Aurora] Filename:line functionName(...) @Main/Background: Message
want to use a callback/loghandler?
Put the following (preffered in your AppDelegate):
Aurora.shared.logHandler { message in // Do something with the message }
Declaration
Swift
@discardableResult public func log(_ anyThing: Any..., file: String = #file, line: Int = #line, function: String = #function) -> Bool
Parameters
message
the message to send
file
the filename
line
the line
function
function name
-
print (alias for log)
This is used to send log messages with the following syntax
[Aurora] Filename:line functionName(...) @Main/Background: Message
want to use a callback/loghandler?
Put the following (preffered in your AppDelegate):
Aurora.shared.logHandler { message in // Do something with the message }
Declaration
Swift
@discardableResult public func print( _ message: String..., file: String = #file, line: Int = #line, function: String = #function) -> Bool
Parameters
message
the message to send
file
the filename
line
the line
function
function name
-
Show LogViewer
Declaration
Swift
public func showLogViewer()
-
Get the log messages
Declaration
Swift
public func getLogMessages() -> [String]
Return Value
The last crashlog
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networkRequest (blocking) (read note)
Start a network request use the inproved version (example):
Note
This functions callsnetworkRequest(url:posting:completionHandler:)
which is \ atemporary
wrapper to the new functionnetworkRequest(url:method:values:completionHandler:)
Declaration
Swift
public func networkRequest( url: String, posting: [String: Any]? = ["nothing": "send"] ) -> Result<String, Error>
Parameters
url
The url to be parsed
posting
What do you need to post
Return Value
Result
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networkRequest (non-blocking) (read note)
Start a network request Usage (new version):
self.networkRequest(url: url, method: .post, values: posting) { result in switch result { case .success(let data): // do something with the data (not a string anymore!) case .failure(let error): // Do something with the error } }
Note
This is atemporary
wrapper to the new function \networkRequest(url:method:values:completionHandler:)
Declaration
Swift
public func networkRequest( url: String, posting: [String: Any]?, completionHandler: @escaping (Result<String, Error>) -> Void )
Parameters
url
The url to be parsed
posting
What do you need to post
Return Value
closure -> sucess, fail.
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[Legacy] getDataAsData
Declaration
Swift
public func getDataAsData(_ url: String) -> Data?
Parameters
url
The url to be loaded
Return Value
Data?
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[Legacy] getDataAsText
Declaration
Swift
public func getDataAsText(_ url: String) -> String?
Parameters
url
The url to be loaded
Return Value
String?
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HTTP Method
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public enum HTTPMethod
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Set hash of the server’s certificate
This saves the hash of the server’s certificate
Declaration
Swift
public func set(certificateHash: String)
Parameters
certificateHash
Server’s certificate hash
-
Set hash of the server’s public key
This saves the hash of the server’s public key
Declaration
Swift
public func set(publicKeyHash: String)
Parameters
publicKeyHash
Server’s public key hash
-
Get hash of the server’s certificate
This gets the hash of the server’s certificate
Declaration
Swift
public func getCertificateHash() -> String
-
Get hash of the server’s public key
This gets the hash of the server’s public key
Declaration
Swift
public func getPublicKeyHash() -> String
-
Creates a network request that retrieves the contents of a URL \ based on the specified URL request object and returns the data on completion
Note
This function uses the non blocking function \networkRequest(url:method:values:completionHandler:)
and makes it blockingDeclaration
Swift
public func networkRequest( url: String, method: HTTPMethod, values: [String: Any]? ) -> Data?
Parameters
url
A value that identifies the location of a resource, \ such as an item on a remote server or the path to a local file.
method
The HTTP request method.
values
POST values (if any)
Return Value
The HTTP(S) request data
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Creates a network request that retrieves the contents of a URL \ based on the specified URL request object, and calls a handler upon completion.
Example:
self.networkRequest(url: url, method: .post, values: posting) { result in switch result { case .success(let data): // do something with the data case .failure(let error): // Do something with the error } }
Declaration
Swift
public func networkRequest( url: String, method: HTTPMethod, values: [String: Any]?, completionHandler: @escaping (Result<Data, Error>) -> Void )
Parameters
url
A value that identifies the location of a resource, \ such as an item on a remote server or the path to a local file.
method
The HTTP request method.
values
POST values (if any)
completionHandler
This completion handler takes the following parameters:
Result<Data, Error>
-
Return the full networkRequestResponse
Declaration
Swift
public func networkRequestResponse() -> String?
Return Value
the full networkRequestResponse
-
Get the last crash log
Declaration
Swift
public func getLastCrashLog() -> String?
Return Value
The last crashlog
-
Delete the last crash log
Declaration
Swift
@discardableResult public func deleteLastCrashLog() -> Bool
Return Value
Bool if deleted
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Crash
Declaration
Swift
public func generateCrash()


bbc1.core.user_message_routing module¶
Copyright (c) 2017 beyond-blockchain.org.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the “License”); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an “AS IS” BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
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class
bbc1.core.user_message_routing.
UserMessageRouting
(networking, domain_id, loglevel='all', logname=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Handle message for clients
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CROSS_REF_ASSIGNMENT
= b'\x00\x05'¶
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JOIN_MULTICAST_RECEIVER
= b'\x00\x03'¶
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LEAVE_MULTICAST_RECEIVER
= b'\x00\x04'¶
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MAX_CROSS_REF_STOCK
= 10¶
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REFRESH_FORWARDING_LIST_INTERVAL
= 300¶
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RESOLVE_TIMEOUT
= 5¶
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RESOLVE_USER_LOCATION
= b'\x00\x00'¶
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RESPONSE_NO_SUCH_USER
= b'\x00\x02'¶
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RESPONSE_USER_LOCATION
= b'\x00\x01'¶
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register_user
(user_id, socket, on_multiple_nodes=False)[source]¶ Register user to forward message
- Parameters
user_id (bytes) – user_id of the client
socket (Socket) – socket for the client
on_multiple_nodes (bool) – If True, the user_id is also registered in other nodes, meaning multicasting.
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send_message_to_user
(msg, direct_only=False)[source]¶ Forward message to connecting user
- Parameters
msg (dict) – message to send
direct_only (bool) – If True, _forward_message_to_another_node is not called.
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class
bbc1.core.user_message_routing.
UserMessageRoutingDummy
(networking, domain_id, loglevel='all', logname=None)[source]¶ Bases:
bbc1.core.user_message_routing.UserMessageRouting
Dummy class for bbc_core.py
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register_user
(user_id, socket, on_multiple_nodes=False)[source]¶ Register user to forward message
- Parameters
user_id (bytes) – user_id of the client
socket (Socket) – socket for the client
on_multiple_nodes (bool) – If True, the user_id is also registered in other nodes, meaning multicasting.
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Roppen Transportation Services Private Limited (“Company”) provides technology based services for booking two-wheelers (“Vehicle”) to you and you agree to obtain transportation services offered by third party drivers or vehicle operators ("Service Provider") by means of the Company’s website and the mobile application “Rapido” (“Mobile Application”). All the transportation services (“Services”) provided by the Company to you would be by means of your use of the booking platform including services for transmission of parcels. These Terms and Conditions shall govern the relationship between you (the customer) and the Company in the course of provision of Services.
- 1GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
-
1.1. The Company shall take your booking request and forward it to the Service Provider through an
app based device operating on GPS-GPRS based device installed in the Vehicle.
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1.2. The Service Provider shall have the sole discretion to accept or reject each request for the
Service.
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1.3. If the Service Provider accepts the booking request made by the Company, the GPS device
installed in the Vehicle or on the personal device of the driver of the Vehicle notifies you and
provides the information regarding the Service Provider including its name, contact number etc.
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1.4. The Company shall make reasonable efforts to bring you in contact with the Service Provider in
order to obtain the Service subject to availability of the Service Provider in or around your location
at the time of your booking request made to the Company.
-
1.5. For the avoidance of doubt, it is clarified that the Company itself does not provide the Services. It
is the Service Provider who shall render the Services to you.
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1.6. Even after acceptance of booking, the Service Provider may not reach your pick up location or
decide not to render his services. in which event the Company shall not be held liable.
-
1.7. You warrant that the information you provide to the Company is accurate and complete. The
Company is entitled at all times to verify the information that you have provided. You may only
access the Services using authorized means.
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1.8. The Company shall not be liable if you do not download the correct Mobile Application or visit the
appropriate web portal.
-
1.9. The Company reserves the right to discontinue or introduce any of the modes of booking Vehicles
and/or for providing services for transmission of parcels.
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1.10. You will refrain from doing anything which we reasonably believe to be disreputable or capable of
damaging our reputation and will comply with all applicable laws of the Republic of India.
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1.11. You will treat the Vehicle drivers with respect and not cause damage to their Vehicle or engage in
any unlawful, threatening, harassing, abusive behaviour or activity whilst using their Vehicle;
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1.12. The Company is not responsible for the behaviour, actions or inactions of drivers of Vehicles,
quality of Vehicle which you may use. Any Contract for the provision of Vehicle is exclusively
between you and the driver of the Vehicle and the Company is not a party to the same.
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1.13. By using the Mobile Application of the Company, you further agree that:
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1.13.1. You will download the Application for your sole, personal use and will not resell it to a third party;
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1.13.2. You will not authorize others to use your account;
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1.13.3. You will not assign or otherwise transfer your account to any other person or legal entity;
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1.13.4. You will not use the Application for unlawful purposes, including but not limited to sending or
storing any unlawful material or for fraudulent purposes;
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1.13.5. You will not use the Application to cause nuisance, annoyance or inconvenience;
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1.13.6. You will not impair the proper operation of the network;
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1.13.7. You will not try to harm the Application in any way whatsoever;
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1.13.8. You will not copy, or distribute the Application or other Company Content without written
permission from the Company;
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1.13.9. You will keep secure and confidential your account password or any identification which the
Company may provide you which allows access to the Application;
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1.13.10. You will provide the Company with whatever proof of identity we may request;
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1.13.11. You will only use an access point or 3G data account (AP) which you are authorized to use;
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1.13.12. You will not use the Application with an incompatible or unauthorized device;
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1.13.13. If within 24 hours a user creates more than one account on the same device, Rapido has the right to terminate his/her account;
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1.14. The Company reserves the right to immediately terminate your use of the Application should you
not comply with the any of the above rules in Clause 1.13.
- 2PAYMENT FOR SERVICES
-
2.1. You shall be required to pay charges for the Services used by you either by using the online
payment gateway provided in the Mobile Application or by paying cash to the Service Providers.
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2.2. The rates of the Services shall be notified on the website and Mobile Application of the Company.
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2.3. The charges for the Services shall be updated or amended from time to time at the sole discretion
of the Company and it shall be your responsibility to remain informed about the charges for the
Services.
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2.4. You agree that you will pay for all Services you purchase from the Service Provider either by way
of credit card or debit card or by cash. In the event the payment cannot be accepted through debit
card/credit card/Mobile Application, you shall be required to pay the charges for the Services
availed by way of cash.
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2.5. Any payment made is non-refundable. At the end of the trip, we will facilitate for you to receive a
copy of the invoice from the Company on your registered e-mail account with the Company.
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2.6. It is clarified that the term “Trip” includes a trip for transportation of a passenger and/or a trip for
transportation of a parcel by the Service Provider.
- 3INSURANCE
-
3.1. The Company has made available, on the Mobile Application and on the website, an option to
insure the parcels/goods of the customer to be transported by the Service Provider as per the
directions of the customer, at the charges specified by the Company on the website and on the
Mobile Application.
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3.2. Company will be liable for any damages/loss arising to the goods/parcel of the customer in transit,
only if the customer chooses to take such an insurance policy.
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3.3. The amount of damages shall be ascertained according to the insurance policy availed by the
customer and will be restricted to an amount as declared by the Company from time to time.
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3.4. The liability of the Company shall under no circumstances exceed the liability determined as
aforesaid.
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3.5. The customer will be required to indicate the accurate address for the delivery of the parcel/good
and also an accurate return address in case the parcel/good cannot be delivered for any reason
whatsoever at the delivery address.
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3.6. It is clarified that the transit will commence from the moment the parcel/good is securely handed
over to the Service Provider by the customer till the moment the Service Provider arrives at the
delivery address or as near to the indicated delivery address as may be possible.
-
3.7. As soon as the Service Provider arrives at the indicated delivery address, the Company’s liability
shall cease in respect of the insurance of the parcel/good.
-
3.8. In the event the Service Provider is not able to deliver the parcel/good at the indicated address for
any reason whatsoever then the Company shall not be liable for any damages arising to the
parcel/goods while delivering the parcel/goods at the return address as provided by the customer.
- 4LIABILITY
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4.1. The information, recommendations provided to you on or through the website, or the Mobile
Application is for general information purposes only and does not constitute advice.
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4.2. The Company will reasonably keep the website and the application and its contents correct and up
to date but does not guarantee that the website and/or application are free of errors, defects,
malware and viruses or that the website and/or application are correct, up to date and accurate.
The Company shall not be liable for any damage arising from the same.
-
4.3. The Company shall further not be liable for damages resulting from the use of or the inability to
use the website or the application, including – but not limited to – damages resulting from failure or
delay in delivery of electronic communications, interception or manipulation of electronic
communications by third parties or by computer programs used for electronic communications and
transmission of viruses.
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4.4. Without prejudice to the foregoing, and insofar as allowed under mandatory applicable law, the
Company's aggregate liability shall in no event exceed an amount of INR 5,000 for any parcel.
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4.5. The quality of the Services requested through the use of the Mobile Application is entirely the
responsibility of the Service Provider who ultimately provides such Services to you and the
Company is not liable for the same. However, any complaints about the Services provided by the
Service Provider should be submitted to the Company by an email as notified from time to time.
- 5INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
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5.1. The Company is the sole owner and lawful licensee of all the rights to the web site, Mobile
Application or any other digital media and its contents. The content means its design, layout, text,
images, graphics, sounds, video, etc. the website, Mobile Application or any other digital media
content embody trade secrets and intellectual property rights protected under worldwide copyright
and other laws. All titles, ownership and intellectual property rights in the website and its content
shall remain with the Company, its affiliates, agents, authorized representatives or licensor's as the
case may be.
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5.2. All rights not otherwise claimed under this Terms and Conditions or by the Company are hereby
reserved. The information contained in this Mobile Application and/or website is intended, solely to
provide general information for the personal use of the reader, who accepts full responsibility for its
use.
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5.3. The Company does not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any information or
advertisement contained on, distributed through, or linked, downloaded or accessed from any of
the services contained on this website or Mobile Application, or the quality of any products,
information or other materials displayed, or obtained by you as a result of any product, information
or other materials displayed, or obtained by you as a result of an advertisement or any other
information or offer in or in connection with the service.
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5.4. All related icons and logos are registered trademarks or service marks or word marks of the
Company in various jurisdictions and are protected under applicable copyrights, trademarks and
other proprietary rights laws. The unauthorized copying, modification, use or publication of these
marks is strictly prohibited.
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5.5. All the contents on this website and/or Mobile Application is copyright of the Company except the
third party content and link to third party website on our website and/or Mobile Application.
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5.6. Subject to your compliance with these Terms, the Company grants you a limited non-exclusive,
non-transferable license to download and install a copy of the Mobile Application on a single
mobile device that you own or control and to run such copy of the Mobile Application solely for
your own personal use.
-
5.7. You shall not do the following:
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5.7.1. license, sublicense, sell, resell, transfer, assign, distribute or otherwise commercially exploit or
make available to any third party the Mobile Application in any way;
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5.7.2. modify or make derivative works based upon the Mobile Application;
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5.7.3. create Internet "links" or "frame" or "mirror" any application on any other server or wireless or
Internet-based device;
-
5.7.4. reverse engineer or access the Mobile Application in order to
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A. design or build a competitive product or service,
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B. design or build a product using similar ideas, features, functions or graphics of the Mobile
Application, or
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C. copy any ideas, features, functions or graphics of the Mobile Application, or
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D. launch an automated program or script, including, but not limited to, web spiders, web crawlers,
web robots, web ants, web indexers, bots, viruses or worms, or any program which may make
multiple server requests per second, or unduly burdens or hinders the operation and/or
performance of the Mobile Application.
- 6THIRD PARTY LINKS
-
6.1. During the use of the website or the application, links to websites that are owned and controlled by
third parties may be provided from time to time in order to enter into correspondence with,
purchase goods or services from, participate in promotions of third parties. These links take you off
the website, the application and are beyond the Company's control.
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6.2. During use of the website and the application, you may enter into correspondence with, purchase
goods and/or services from, or participate in promotions of third party service providers,
advertisers or sponsors showing their goods and/or services through a link on the website or
through the application or Service. These links take you off the website, the application and the
Service and are beyond the Company's control. You therefore visit or access these websites
entirely at your own risk.
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6.3. Please note that these other websites may send their own cookies to users, collect data or solicit
personal information, and you are therefore advised to check the terms of use or privacy policies
on those websites prior to using them.
- 7TERM AND TERMINATION
-
7.1. The contract between the Company and you is concluded for an indefinite period. You are entitled
to terminate the Contract at all times by permanent deletion of the Mobile Application installed on
your mobile device, tablet or any electronic device capable of using the Mobile Application thus
disabling the use by you of the Mobile Application and the Service.
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7.2. Company is entitled to terminate the contract at all times and with immediate effect (by disabling
your use of the application and the Service) if you: (a) violate or breach any term of these Terms
and Conditions, or (b) in the opinion of the Company, misuse of the Mobile Application or the
Service.
-
7.3. The Company is not obliged to give notice of the termination of the contract in advance. After
termination the Company will give notice thereof in accordance with these Terms and Conditions.
-
7.4. Neither party hereto shall be responsible for delays or failures in performance resulting from acts
beyond its reasonable control and without its fault or negligence. Such excusable delays or failures
may be caused by, among other things, strikes, lock-out, riots, rebellions, accidental explosions,
floods, storms, acts of God and similar occurrences.
- 8INDEMNITY
-
8.1. You will indemnify and hold the Company harmless, from any and all claims, losses, liabilities,
damages, expenses and costs (including attorneys’ fees and court costs) which result from
a breach or alleged breach of these Terms and Conditions by you.
- 9GOVERNING LAW, JURISDICTION AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION
-
9.1. These Terms and Conditions shall be governed by and interpreted in all respects in accordance
with the laws of the Republic of India.
-
9.2. Subject to the provisions made in Clause 9.3, the Parties hereby submit to the exclusive
jurisdiction of the courts of Bangalore, India.
-
9.3. All disputes arising out of or in relation to these Terms and Conditions shall be settled amicably by
the Parties. In the event no amicable settlement is arrived at within a period of fifteen (15) days
from the date of first initiation of the dispute by one Party to other, the Parties shall resolve the
dispute by means of arbitration pursuant to the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.
-
9.4. The arbitration proceedings shall be conducted by an arbitral tribunal comprising of 1 (one)
arbitrator mutually appointed by you and the Company.
-
9.4.1. The arbitration proceedings shall be conducted in English language only and the seat for
arbitration shall be Bangalore, India.
-
9.4.2. The award of the arbitral tribunal shall be final and binding.
- 10ASSIGNMENT
-
10.1. You may not assign your rights under these Terms and Conditions without prior written approval of the Company.
- 11AMENDMENT
-
11.1. These Terms and Conditions may be amended from time to time and as and when required, at the
discretion of the Company.
- 12SEVERABILITY
-
12.1. If any provision or any part of a provision of these Terms and Conditions is invalid, unenforceable
or prohibited by applicable laws of the Republic of India , such provision or part of provision shall
be severed from these Terms and Conditions and shall be considered divisible as to such
provision or part thereof and such provision or part thereof shall be inoperative and shall not be
part of the consideration moving between you and the Company hereto and the remainder of these
Terms and Conditions shall be valid and binding and of like effect as though such provision was
not included herein.
- 13NOTICES
-
13.1. The Company may give notice by means of a general notice on the Application, or by electronic
mail to your email address on record in the Company's account information, or by written
communication sent by regular mail to your address on record in Company's account information.


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A user-friendly tool for visualizing categorical or group movement.
| Version: | 1.0.2 |
| Imports: | dplyr, RColorBrewer |
| Published: | 2016-08-24 |
| Author: | Alex J. Krebs |
| Maintainer: | Alex J. Krebs <Krebs.AlexJ at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| Copyright: | Copyright Notice GENERAL DISCLAIMER This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. In short: You may use it any way you like, as long as you do not charge money for it, remove this notice, or hold anyone liable for its results. Also, please acknowledge the source and communicate changes to the author. If this software is used in work presented for publication, kindly reference it using for example: Krebs AJ (2016): makeFlow: Visualizing Sequential Classifications. Be sure to reference R itself and other libraries used. |
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Oil Drifts as Trade Enigma Haunts Markets
by Investing.comInvesting.com - Oil prices drifted on Monday with no affirmation or denial on whether the phase one of the U.S.-China deal was coming soon as President Donald Trump insisted at the end of last week.
U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude was a penny lower at $57.76 per barrel by 1:00 PM ET (18:00 GMT), after tumbling 1.4% on Friday.
U.K. Brent, the global benchmark for crude, was off 7 cents at $63.30, after the previous session’s 1% slide.
“The noise in here is significant with the Chinese trade deal,” said Scott Shelton, energy broker at ICAP (LON:NXGN) in Durham, N.C.
Sheltom said his gut told him that oil could be headed higher “as physical is strong and positioning is not overly heavy on the long side”.
Yet, he concedes that “we are on the highs and I could see quick and painful moves back towards the middle of the range, and I don’t see $58 (WTI) … which makes this a bad risk reward trade to be long.”
The trade war is closing in on its 17th month with the domestic politics of both countries often shaping the narrative rather actual trade benefits.
Trump said on Friday was that a phase one deal was “very close”, even as he continued to wag the additional-tariffs-by-December-15 stick at China. The president stressed that Beijing was desperate for a deal and he wasn’t.
He also said that he had practically “saved” Hong Kong from annihilation by holding the trade talks as an ace against China, so that Beijing did not send in the military against Hong Kong rioters opposed its rule.
Chinese President Xi Jinping, on his part, pointed out that China will not be dictated by colonial powers and will fight back if necessary.


Brother printer on GNU/Linux
For some reason, brother printers (at least mine) do not take into account the settings specified for the printer in the regular way (Gnome settings in my case). But mysteriously, there is a command which can be used to change them properly...


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| Constructor and Description |
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ODSFile(java.io.File file,
Compressor compression)
The file to be saved to
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
append(Tag<?> tag)
Append tags to the end of the file.
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void |
appendAll(java.util.List<Tag<?>> tags)
Append a list of tags to the end of the file.
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void |
clear()
Clears all the data from a file.
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boolean |
delete(java.lang.String key)
Remove a tag from the list.
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byte[] |
export(Compressor compressor) |
boolean |
find(java.lang.String key)
Find if a key exists within the file.
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<T extends Tag<?>> |
get(java.lang.String key)
Grab a tag based upon an object key.
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java.util.List<Tag<?>> |
getAll()
Get all of the tags in the file.
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void |
importFile(java.io.File file,
Compressor compressor)
Import a file into this file.
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boolean |
replaceData(java.lang.String key,
Tag<?> replacement)
Replace a key with another tag.
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void |
save(java.util.List<? extends Tag<?>> tags)
Save tags to the file.
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void |
saveToFile(java.io.File file,
Compressor compressor)
Export to another file.
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void |
set(java.lang.String key,
Tag<?> value)
This method can append, delete, and set tags.
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public ODSFile(java.io.File file, Compressor compression)
file
- The file.compression
- What compression the file should use.public <T extends Tag<?>> T get(java.lang.String key)
This method allows you to directly get sub-objects with little overhead.
get("Object1.Object2.valuetag");
get
in interface ODSInternal
T
- The tag type.key
- The key to use.This will return null if the requested sub-object does not exist, or if the file does not exist.
public java.util.List<Tag<?>> getAll()
getAll
in interface ODSInternal
This will return null if there are no tags, or if the file does not exist.
public void save(java.util.List<? extends Tag<?>> tags)
This will overwrite the existing file. To append tags see append(Tag)
and appendAll(List)
save
in interface ODSInternal
tags
- The list of tags to save.public void append(Tag<?> tag)
append
in interface ODSInternal
tag
- The tag to be appended.public void appendAll(java.util.List<Tag<?>> tags)
appendAll
in interface ODSInternal
tags
- The list of tags.public boolean find(java.lang.String key)
This will not throw ODSException if an IOException occurs.
find
in interface ODSInternal
key
- They key to findpublic boolean delete(java.lang.String key)
delete
in interface ODSInternal
key
- The key to remove.public boolean replaceData(java.lang.String key, Tag<?> replacement)
replaceData
in interface ODSInternal
key
- The keyreplacement
- The data to replacepublic void set(java.lang.String key, Tag<?> value)
A note on keys when appending: ObjectOne.ObjectTwo.tagName
When appending data tagName will not be the actual tag name.
The tag name written to the file is the name of the specified tag in the value parameter. Any parent objects that do not exist will be created. For example:
ObjectOne.ObjectTwo.NewObject.tagName
If in the example above NewObject does not exist, than the object will be created with the value tag inside
of it. Please see the wiki for a more detailed explanation on this.
When value is null, the specified key is deleted. The key MUST exist or an ODSException
will be thrown.
set
in interface ODSInternal
key
- The key of the tag to append, delete, or set.
When appending the key does not need to exist. ObjectTags that don't exist will be created automatically.
When the key is set to "" (An empty string) than it is assumed you want to append to the parent file.
Valid Tags:
ObjectOne.tagToDelete
ObjectOne.NewObject.tagToAppend
ObjectOne.tagToSet
value
- The tag to append or replace the key with. If this parameter is null than the key is deleted.
public byte[] export(Compressor compressor)
export
in interface ODSInternal
public void importFile(java.io.File file, Compressor compressor)
This basically copies one file to another.
This will overwrite the current file.
importFile
in interface ODSInternal
file
- The file to copy from.compressor
- The compression of the other file.public void saveToFile(java.io.File file, Compressor compressor)
This basically copies the current file into another one.
saveToFile
in interface ODSInternal
file
- The other file to copy to.compressor
- The desired compression of the copy file.public void clear()
This works internally by overwriting a file.
clear
in interface ODSInternal


#include <sc2_connection.h>
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| bool | Connect (const std::string &address, int port, bool verbose=true) |
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| void | Send (const SC2APIProtocol::Request *request) |
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| bool | Receive (SC2APIProtocol::Response *&response, unsigned int timeout_ms) |
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| void | PopResponse (SC2APIProtocol::Response *&response) |
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| void | SetTimeoutCallback (std::function< void()> callback) |
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void | SetConnectionClosedCallback (std::function< void()> callback) |
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| bool | HasConnection () const |
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| bool | PollResponse () |
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| void | PushResponse (SC2APIProtocol::Response *&response) |
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This class acts as a wrapper around a websocket connection and queue responsible for both sending out and receiving protobuf messages.
◆ Connect()
| bool sc2::Connection::Connect |
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const std::string & |
address, |
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int |
port, |
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bool |
verbose = true |
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Connects via websocket on a given address/port.
- Parameters
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| address | The address to connect to, will most commonly be used locally so <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| port | The port to connect the, the default for s2api is 9168 unless specified otherwise in settings. |
- Returns
- Returns true if the connection was successful and false otherwise.
◆ HasConnection()
| bool sc2::Connection::HasConnection |
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const |
Whether or not the connection is valid.
- Returns
- true if the connection is valid, false otherwise.
◆ PollResponse()
| bool sc2::Connection::PollResponse |
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Polls the queue in a thread safe way to check if a message has been received.
- Returns
- true if there is a response in the queue, false otherwise.
◆ PopResponse()
| void sc2::Connection::PopResponse |
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SC2APIProtocol::Response *& |
response | ) |
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PopResponse is called in the Receive function when a message has been received off of the civetweb thread. Alternatively you could poll for responses with PollResponse and consume the message manually with this function.
- Parameters
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| response | The response pointer to be filled out. |
◆ PushResponse()
| void sc2::Connection::PushResponse |
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SC2APIProtocol::Response *& |
response | ) |
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PushResponse is called by a civetweb thread when it receives a message off the socket. Pushing a response triggers a condition and enqueues a message. The condition will cause anyone currently blocking for a response (if Receive is called) to wake up and be able to consume that message.
- Parameters
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| response | A pointer to the Response to queue. |
◆ Receive()
| bool sc2::Connection::Receive |
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SC2APIProtocol::Response *& |
response, |
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unsigned int |
timeout_ms |
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) |
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Receive will block until a message is received from its websocket connection. If a message is not received within the timeout it will set response to null and return false, it also calls a timeout callback that can be used if a user has any timeout logic.
- Parameters
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| response | The response pointer to be filled out. The max time, in milliseconds, the function will wait to receive a message. |
- Returns
- Returns true if a message is received, false otherwise.
◆ Send()
| void sc2::Connection::Send |
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const SC2APIProtocol::Request * |
request | ) |
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Sends a request via the websocket connection. This function assumes Connect has been called and returned success. It will assert in debug if that's not the case and will early out in a build that doesn't have asserts built in. This function also allocates a byte buffer to accommodate the request, it frees that buffer before returning.
- Parameters
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| request | A pointer to the Request object. |
◆ SetTimeoutCallback()
| void sc2::Connection::SetTimeoutCallback |
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std::function< void()> |
callback | ) |
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An accessor function that a user can bind a timeout function to.
- Parameters
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| callback | A functor or lambda that represents the callback. |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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Use the name that’s on your official documents, such as passport, driving licence, or any benefit claims.
We use your name to confirm your identity and eligibility.


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SHOES
ACCESSORIES
SWEATER
SELF CARE PRODUCTS
TUMBLR
SPORTS WEAR
We will saving your seat for your attendance, looking forward to see you at my Birthday Party!
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You can choose and select gift ideas from the list above so others will not need to give the same gift.
However, It is not mandatory for you to select one from the list. Your presence is much more important and needed.