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10.22.1 Foreign Types
There are two sorts of objects that Prolog may want to handle:
atomic and compound. Atomic objects include numbers and
atoms, and compound objects include data structures and arrays.
To be more precise about it, an atomic type is defined by one of the
following:
integer
- Long signed integer.
integer_32
- 32 bit signed integer.
integer_16
- 16 bit signed integer.
integer_8
- 8 bit signed integer.
unsigned
- long unsigned integer.
unsigned_32
- 32 bit unsigned integer.
unsigned_16
- 16 bit unsigned integer.
unsigned_8
- 8 bit unsigned integer.
float
- 64 bit floating-point number.
float_32
- 32 bit floating-point number.
atom
- 32 bit Prolog atom number. Unique for different atoms, but not
consistent across Prolog sessions.  See Atoms in C.
string
- A pointer to an encoded string. Represented as an atom in Prolog.
Please note: This string must not be overwritten, as it
constitutes the print name of an atom.  See Atoms in C.
address
- An untyped address. Like
pointer(_)
, but library(structs)
does no type checking for you. Represented as a Prolog integer.
opaque
- Unknown type. Cannot be represented in Prolog. A pointer to
an opaque object may be manipulated.
Compound types are defined by one of the following:
pointer
(Type)- a long pointer to a thing of type Type.
array(
Num,T
ype)- A chunk of memory holding Num (an integer) things of type
Type.
array(
Type)
- A chunk of memory holding some number of things of
type Type. This type does not allow bounds checking, so it
should be used with great care. It is also not possible to use this
sort of array as an element in an array, or in a struct or union.
struct(
Fields)
- A compound structure. Fields is a list
of Field_name:Type pairs. Each Field_name is an
atom, and each Type is any valid type.
union(
Members)
- A union as in C. Members is a list of
Member_name:Type pairs. Each Member_name is an
atom, and each Type is any valid type. The space allocated for
one of these is the maximum of the spaces needed for each member. It
is not permitted to store into a union (you must get a member of the
union to store into, as in C).
C programmers will recognize that the kinds of data supported by
this package were designed for the C language. They should also
work for other languages, but programmers must determine the proper
type declarations in those languages. The table above makes clear
the storage requirements and interpretation of each type.
Note that there is one important difference between the structs
package
and C: the structs
package permits declarations of pointers to arrays.
A pointer to an array is distinguished from a pointer to a single
element. For example
pointer(array(integer_8))
is probably a more appropriate declaration of a C string type than
pointer(integer_8)
which is the orthodox way to declare a string in C.
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| ButtonPeer |
The peer interface for
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| CanvasPeer |
The peer interface for
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| CheckboxMenuItemPeer |
The peer interface for
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| CheckboxPeer |
The peer interface for
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| ChoicePeer |
The peer interface for
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| ComponentPeer |
The peer interface for
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| ContainerPeer |
The peer interface for
Container . |
| DesktopPeer |
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| DialogPeer |
The peer interface for
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| FileDialogPeer |
The peer interface for
FileDialog . |
| FontPeer |
The peer interface for fonts.
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| FramePeer |
The peer interface for
Frame . |
| KeyboardFocusManagerPeer |
The native peer interface for
KeyboardFocusManager . |
| LabelPeer |
The peer interface for
Label . |
| LightweightPeer |
The LightweightPeer interface marks a component as depending upon
a native container so window related events can be routed to the
component.
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| ListPeer |
The peer interface for
List . |
| MenuBarPeer |
The peer interface for
MenuBar . |
| MenuComponentPeer |
The base interface for all kinds of menu components.
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The peer interface for menu items.
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The peer interface for menus.
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Peer interface for
MouseInfo . |
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The peer interface for
Panel . |
| PopupMenuPeer |
The peer interface for
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| RobotPeer |
RobotPeer defines an interface whereby toolkits support automated testing
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| ScrollbarPeer |
The peer interface for
Scrollbar . |
| ScrollPanePeer |
The peer interface for
ScrollPane . |
| SystemTrayPeer |
The peer interface for
SystemTray . |
| TextAreaPeer |
The peer interface for
TexTArea . |
| TextComponentPeer |
The peer interface for
TextComponent . |
| TextFieldPeer |
The peer interface for
TextField . |
| TrayIconPeer |
The peer interface for the
TrayIcon . |
| WindowPeer |
The peer interface for
Window . |
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by Curtis Edmonds --<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We all know what a John Ford Western looks like, and what an Alfred Hitchcock thriller looks like, and what a Frank Capra drama looks like. And, amazingly enough, we all know what a Quentin Tarantino movie looks like.  Not that either Reservoir Dogs or Pulp Fiction arise to the level of The Searchers, North by Northwest, or Meet John Doe, by any means, but Tarantino has a style as distinctive as John Wayne's red bandanna or Jimmy Stewart's stammer.
But the key to Tarantino movies has always been the dialogue. That's why True Romance is a "Tarantino movie", even though Tony Scott directed Tarantino's screenplay. That's why Pulp Fiction will be studied in film schools long after films like Buddy and The Jackal have evaporated like the smoke from a Red Apple cigarette. And that's why Jackie Brown is just a little bit short of being the best movie of the year. (Which would be Titanic.)
QT is working with an Elmore Leonard novel as his source material, and his screenplay has taken pains to remain true to Leonard's snappy dialogue. Although he's transplanted the setting from South Florida to the familiar suburban outback of Los Angeles, QT has studiously kept his trademark conversational vignettes out of the movie. Also, the native quirkiness of Tarantino characters is curiously absent -- partially because Tarantino's not working with his regular cast (Tim Roth, Steve Buscemi, Harvey Keitel, QT himself). And there's not a Big Kahuna Burger or a four-way gun confrontation in sight.
And yet, these are minor quibbles, important to only die-hard Tarantino fans. (And QT does add several signature touches -- one funny split-screen moment, one Indiana-Jones-type map, and the turning-point of the movie, told in three different segments from three different perspectives.)
Jackie Brown is a fine movie, driven by plot and dialogue rather than car chases and shootouts. At its center, it's a duel between ghetto arms dealer Ordell Robbie (Samuel L. Jackson, in yet another Oscar-worthy performance) and stewardess turned courier Jackie Brown (Pam Grier, making a boffo return to the screen).
Ordell is a man who knows that it's good to be the king. He rules his large gun business and small harem like an empire, dealing ruthlessly and efficiently with threats -- but he's a classy and smart king. Jackson takes a character that could be instantly repellant and makes us like and respect -- and fear -- him. The only note that rings false isn't Jackson's fault: QT has grafted his musical taste onto Ordell's character, and has him listening to the durndest music.
Where Ordell is powerful and commanding, Jackie Brown is dignified and sharp. Jackie is a 44-year-old stewardess on a cheesy airline, running money for Ordell from Mexico. An arrest by a federal marshal (Michael Keaton, in a surprisingly colorless, Joe Friday role) forces Jackie to try to walk a twisted tightrope to outwit both the feds and Ordell.
Grier is superb. She makes Jackie Brown into a real person, rather than just an older, wiser Foxy Brown. We see Jackie in different moods: quietly desparate in a small interrogation room, shouting down Ordell in a tense confrontation in her apartment, tired yet dignified in getting out of jail, alternately trying to overcome her nerves and then trying to act nervous for the benefit of the cops, and in a wonderful scene, rehearsing her fast-draw.
But the best reason to go see this movie is the one that no one expected, the one that no one had ever even heard from in years: Robert Forster. The veteran of such films as Maniac Cop 3: Badge of Silence, Satan's Princess, The Kinky Coaches and the Pom Pom Pussycats, and Orgy of the Nymphomaniacs somehow caught QT's eye, and got the part of bail bondsman Max Cherry. Forster isn't marquee-idol handsome, and his hair plugs are painfully obvious, but he is... Gary Cooper! Yes! When the menacing Ordell explains that he doesn't have the money on him for a bail bond, he replies calmly, in his flat, nasal voice: "Is white guilt supposed to make me forget that I run a business?" Tough, smart, and yet vulnerable to Jackie Brown's charms, Forster is a calm center of gravity amidst the swirling plots and counterplots. Maybe Forster doesn't get an Oscar, but it's a crying shame that the Academy doesn't give out a "Comeback Player of the Year" award.
However, the biggest disappointment in Jackie Brown is the performances turned in by the veterans: Michael Keaton and Robert DeNiro. They're both wasted in small, supporting roles -- Keaton as a hipster federal marshal, DeNiro as a stoner ex-con. DeNiro is primarily a sounding board for Jackson, and for much of the movie, he sits around on the couch with Bridget Fonda's surfer girl, smoking marijuana out of an improbable statuette. There's nothing wrong with any of their performances, it's just that I would have like to have seen more use out of this great cast.
But as good as the cast is, and a good as this movie is, the best thing is this: Jackie Brown makes me want to read more Elmore Leonard novels. That's a fine tribute to the skills of Jackson, Grier, and Forster -- and especially to my main man, Quentin Tarantino. In a Hollywood obsessed with special effects, tiresome sequels, and unfunny bathroom comedies, QT has once again proven that telling great stories in a stylish and original way is magic.
Rating: A
-- Curtis "BlueDuck" Edmonds<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The Hollywood Stock Brokerage and Resource http://www.hsbr.org/brokers/blueduck/
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JOHNNY GOT HIS GUN A film review by Serdar Yegulalp Copyright 1997 Serdar Yegulalp
CAPSULE: One of the best cinematic arguments against war, courtesy of Dalton Trumbo's scarifying novel. And a very touching movie to boot.
I've always hated "message" films -- basically, any movie where it's plain that the director is trying to preach. Dalton Trumbo made his antiwar stance plain when he originally wrote JOHNNY GOT HIS GUN as a novel in the late Thirties, but he did it in a way that no one else even dared to imitate. When his novel was adapted for the screen and directed by himself during the vitriolic years of the Vietnam War, it got rediscovered by college students worldwide, and has remained continually in print ever since. The book stood against war by providing the most gut-level argument imaginable, and the movie works in the same desperate spirit.
Joe Bonham (Timothy Bottoms) is a fresh-faced young man who lives in a Rockwell-esque America that has not yet discovered the horror that is World War I. When the war breaks out, he enlists -- there is a lovely scene where he spends one last night with his Irish girlfriend -- and is sent into the thick of battle. While on the front lines, he is sent into no-man's-land to bury a solider's corpse, and is shelled.
The movie works in flashbacks, starting with the greviously injured Joe and working our way backwards and forwards through his memory. The movie makes it inexorably clear that because of the severity of Joe's wounds, the Army doesn't even think he's anything more than a vegetable (they call him "decerebrated" as a way of distancing themselves from what has happened to him). We hear Joe's thoughts as he tries to figure out what has happened, and as he tries to find ways of coping with his horribly damaged body.
He does, and he even manages to find a way to communicate with the outside world, much to the astonishment of his attendants. What happens from there on out is the core of the movie's "message", and I won't reveal it, but I will say that it serves more as the context for everything else that happens in the movie, rather than its only reason to exist. We learn a great deal about Joe, aside from his horrendous lot in life, and the movie makes its point very plainly by developing Joe as an individual and not a mere basket case.
One of the most astonishing things about the movie's history came from its originally being rated X upon release -- not because of a (later excised) nude scene, but because the MPAA felt that the movie's anti-war theme was inherently adult. (The rating was later overturned.) Today, such a thing would probably be unthinkable, but it serves as a chilling barometer of how unconfortable most of America was with dissenting opinions in popular culture.
Francois Truffaut once said that no war film could be truly anti-war, because it would end up making war look glamorous and exciting. I imagine it was more than a coincidence that he named JOHNNY GOT HIS GUN one of his favorite films of all time before he died. It sets out to break your heart, rather than enlist it, and it does that very well.
Three and a half out of four fishing rods.
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User Guide
1. Recognition
EFQRCode.recognize(image: CGImage)
Or
EFQRCodeRecognizer(image: CGImage).recognize()
Two way before is exactly the same, because of the possibility of more than one two-dimensional code in the same iamge, so the return value is `[String]? ‘, if the return is nil means that the input data is incorrect or null. If the return array is empty, it means we can not recognize any two-dimensional code at the image.
2. Generation
EFQRCode.generate(
content: String,
size: EFIntSize,
backgroundColor: CIColor,
foregroundColor: CIColor,
watermark: CGImage?
)
Or
let generator = EFQRCodeGenerator(content: String, size: EFIntSize)
generator.setContent(content: String)
generator.setMode(mode: EFQRCodeMode)
generator.setInputCorrectionLevel(inputCorrectionLevel: EFInputCorrectionLevel)
generator.setSize(size: EFIntSize)
generator.setMagnification(magnification: EFIntSize?)
generator.setColors(backgroundColor: CIColor, foregroundColor: CIColor)
generator.setIcon(icon: CGImage?, size: EFIntSize?)
generator.setWatermark(watermark: CGImage?, mode: EFWatermarkMode)
generator.setForegroundPointOffset(foregroundPointOffset: CGFloat)
generator.setAllowTransparent(allowTransparent: Bool)
generator.setPointShape(pointShape: EFPointShape)
generator.setBinarizationThreshold(binarizationThreshold: CGFloat)
// Final two-dimensional code image we get
generator.generate()
Two way before is exactly the same, the return value is CGImage?
, if the return is nil means that there is some wrong during the generation.
Parameters Explaination
- content: String?
Content, compulsive, capacity is limited, 1273 character most, the density of the two-dimensional lattice increases with the increase of the content. Comparison of different capacity is as follows:
| 10 characters | 250 characters |
|---|---|
- mode: EFQRCodeMode
Mode of QR Code, the definition of EFQRCodeMode:
public enum EFQRCodeMode: Int {
case none = 0;
case grayscale = 1;
case binarization = 2;
}
| none | grayscale | binarization |
|---|---|---|
- inputCorrectionLevel: EFInputCorrectionLevel
Error-tolerant rate, optional, 4 different level, L: 7% / M 15% / Q 25% / H 30%, default is H, the definition of EFInputCorrectionLevel:
// EFInputCorrectionLevel
public enum EFInputCorrectionLevel: Int {
case l = 0; // L 7%
case m = 1; // M 15%
case q = 2; // Q 25%
case h = 3; // H 30%
}
Comparison of different inputCorrectionLevel:
| L | M | Q | H |
|---|---|---|---|
- size: EFIntSize
Two-dimensional code length, optional, default is 256 (PS: if magnification is not nil, size will be ignored), the definition of EFIntSize:
public class EFIntSize {
public private(set) var width: Int = 0
public private(set) var height: Int = 0
public init(width: Int, height: Int) {
self.width = width
self.height = height
}
public func toCGSize() -> CGSize {
return CGSize(width: self.width, height: self.height)
}
public func widthCGFloat() -> CGFloat {
return CGFloat(width)
}
public func heightCGFloat() -> CGFloat {
return CGFloat(height)
}
}
| 234*234 | 312*234 |
|---|---|
- magnification: EFIntSize?
Magnification, optional, default is nil.
Because by the existence of size scaling two-dimensional code clarity is not high, if you want to get a more clear two-dimensional code, you can use magnification to set the size of the final generation of two-dimensional code. Here is the smallest ratio relative to the two-dimensional code matrix is concerned, if there is a wanted size but I hope to have a clear and size and have size approximation of the two-dimensional code by using magnification, through maxMagnificationLessThanOrEqualTo (size: CGFloat), and
minMagnificationGreaterThanOrEqualTo (size: CGFloat), want to get magnification these two functions the specific value, the use of specific methods are as follows:
let generator = EFQRCodeGenerator(
content: String,
inputCorrectionLevel: EFInputCorrectionLevel,
size: EFIntSize,
magnification: EFIntSize?,
backgroundColor: CIColor,
foregroundColor: CIColor
)
// Want to get max magnification when size is less than or equalTo 600
if let magnification = generator.maxMagnificationLessThanOrEqualTo(size: 600) {
generator.magnification = EFIntSize(width: magnification, height: magnification)
}
// Or
// Want to get min magnification when width is greater than or equalTo 600 and height is greater than or equalTo 800
// if let magnificationWidth = generator.minMagnificationGreaterThanOrEqualTo(size: 600),
// let magnificationHeight = generator.minMagnificationGreaterThanOrEqualTo(size: 600) {
// generator.magnification = EFIntSize(width: magnificationWidth, height: magnificationHeight)
// }
// Final two-dimensional code image
generator.image
| size 300 | magnification 9 |
|---|---|
- backgroundColor: CIColor
BackgroundColor, optional, default is white.
- foregroundColor: CIColor
ForegroundColor, optional, color of code point, default is black.
| ForegroundColor set to red | BackgroundColor set to gray |
|---|---|
- icon: CGImage?
Icon image in the center of code image, optional, default is nil.
- iconSize: CGFloat?
Size of icon image, optional, default is 20% of size:
| Default 20% size | Set to 64 |
|---|---|
- watermark: CGImage?
Watermark image, optional, default is nil, for example:
| 1 | 2 |
|---|---|
- watermarkMode: EFWatermarkMode
The watermark placed in two-dimensional code position, optional, default is scaleAspectFill, refer to UIViewContentMode, you can treat the two-dimensional code as UIImageView, the definition of UIViewContentMode:
// Like UIViewContentMode
public enum EFWatermarkMode: Int {
case scaleToFill = 0;
case scaleAspectFit = 1;
case scaleAspectFill = 2;
case center = 3;
case top = 4;
case bottom = 5;
case left = 6;
case right = 7;
case topLeft = 8;
case topRight = 9;
case bottomLeft = 10;
case bottomRight = 11;
}
- foregroundPointOffset: CGFloat
Foreground point offset, optional, default is 0, is not recommended to use, may make the two-dimensional code broken:
| 0 | 0.5 |
|---|---|
- allowTransparent: Bool
Allow watermark image transparent, optional, default is true
:
| true | false |
|---|---|
- pointShape: EFPointShape
Shape of foreground point, default is .square
, the definition of UIViewContentMode:
public enum EFPointShape: Int {
case square = 0;
case circle = 1;
case diamond = 2;
}
| square | circle | diamond |
|---|---|---|
- binarizationThreshold: CGFloat
Threshold for binarization (Only for mode binarization).
| Origin | 0.3 | 0.5 | 0.8 |
|---|---|---|---|
3. Generation from GIF
- First you should get the complete data of a GIF file, type is
Data
, can not get fromUIImage
or you will only get the first frame; - Then you can create GIF QRCode with function
generateWithGIF
of classEFQRCode
, for example:
// data: Data of input GIF
// generator: An object of EFQRCodeGenerator, use for setting
// pathToSave (Optional): Path to save the output GIF, default is temp path
// delay (Optional): Output QRCode GIF delay, default is same as input GIF
// loopCount (Optional): Output QRCode GIF loopCount, default is same as input GIF
The generator
here is an object of class EFQRCodeGenerator
, to process each frame in GIF, you can find the use of it above.
if let qrcodeData = EFQRCode.generateWithGIF(data: data, generator: generator) {
print("Create QRCode image success.")
} else {
print("Create QRCode image failed!")
}
You can get more information from the demo, result will like this:
- Now you can get the complete data of output QRCode GIF, next we can save it to local path / system photo library / upload to server or some other things you want to do;
- Emmmmmm, note that the
tempResultPath
ofEFQRcode
is the path of data of GIF of last generation.


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If you don’t like reading manuals and just want to get started, try:
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or:
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file.
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property to false
in the corePlugins
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WEEK 1 (25 January 2017)
[Principles and Practices, and Project Management]
The first assignment for the FabAcademy was to build a personal site. I will upload my website files. We also need to create a class archive where we describe who we are and which are the constrains of our final project proposal. My website was created on Dreamweaver, I then used the homepage as a template (free Bootstrap themes and templates) for each additional page, to maintain continuity throughout the site. I installed the GitHub and learned the steps to publish my website, With the help of my remote instructor Luís Carvão.
Objectives
- Build my website
- GitHub and learn the steps to publish my website
- Document the final project
Build my personal site
My website was created on Dreamweaver, then I used the homepage as a template (free Bootstrap themes and templates)
I used Dreamweaver because I think it's very easy and I have used other Adobe Suite programs. My preference is to write the code by hand. Tagging and grouping elements and then formatting afterwards to improve performance.
with Dreamweaver I can work with code and design at the same time. I think that “DW” is useful for someone unfamiliar with web design. I know that it is not the best program but it is very simple to use. On the top panel you can see the code design, it’s easy to detect if something is wrong. I can learn about the code with the top panel, because when I click on something I can see the program’s code. Other good thing in “DW” is that I can copy code like a video and put into the bottom panel and see what happens on the top panel. Also I can see how the web works by clicking "F12" (the preview button), the web navigator opens with your local html file. I can see how my web works.
I Used Photoshop to edit the photos (Image Size - Width 719 and Height 364) and I Desaturated the images.
Install Git
- I had never used GitHub Before
- Git is an open source version control system, very useful to handle projects
Using GIT
- We can clone a repository:git clone repository-name
- We can add a file to our work: git add all-files-to-be-staged
We will use git add * - We can commit our work: git commit -m 'some message'
- We can upload to the originally repository:git push
The beauty of using GIT is that I get to work on my project from my own computer. I develop the pages and then when I am ready to turn them public, I go through the easy process:
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- git commit -m 'update this week'
- git push>
My first commit/pull/push was in collaboration with my instructor Luis Carvão who told what to do with the terminal.
The location in my drive where I have my files available is in my Documents. I started by deleting the files I had and then I made a file update.
Plan and sketch my final project
Automated Cat Feeder
For my final project I decided to build a smart food and water dispenser for my two cats
To be able to check my cats nutrition and daily consumption rate as well i get notifications when food and water supplies are lowering.
Food dispenser enables me to feed my cats just like the wild typical ones; it has a small bowl that allows to dispense small amounts of food frequently throughout the day. Its sealed reservoir conserves kibbles for one month and keeps them fresh and strong.
Water dispenser it keeps the water running and fresh and encourages cats to drink more. The water dispenser includes a filter, which removes bad tastes and smells which are annoying for cats.
- We can activate the water fountain continuously
- We can activate or desactivate the pump of the fountain at anytime we want (Example: You want it to be turned off during the night because you don’t want to hear the sound of the water flowing)
- We can activate it only when the cat is near the Automated Cat Feeder
Future improvements include ...
Steps:
List of some parts and components that I need to make this project:
Search for examples and studie how to make my project - Homemade Automatic Dog Feeder
Drawing the cat feeder
Drawing parts of the project
Make a 3D Model of the project
Create 3D STL parts
Create a Snack Dispenser
Create a Wifi Adaptor
Mill a Board PCB
Programming the Board
Buy a continuous Rotation Servo
Pin Headers for the Servos
Buy a 10 Watt 5V USB Power supply
Create a heat shrink tube
…
Example of a Food Container
Valchromat
PCB Board
Continuous Rotation Servo
Pin Headers for the Servos
Electronics kits and Components
PVC pipe for Feeder Nozzles
...
Sketches:
Finally, here are my first drawings and ideas on my sketchbook
Planning:
ganttview


Water runs in a cycle. A cycle is when the same thing repeats itself. First, water falls from the sky in a rainstorm, hailstorm, or snowstorm, or as sleet. When rain hits the land, it can soak into the dirt or can be runoff that flows into riverbeds, sterams, and lakes. Some precipitation can turn into groundwater. Next, water evaporates from the ground and from bodies of water like lakes and sterams. When it evaporates, it turns into a gas called water vapor. In the next step of the cycle, the gas will change back to water and can make a cloud. When a lot of gas changes back, the cloud will get heavy. This will make rain fall and then the cycle can start over.
in-context


The Project.meta file is bake’s configuration file.
| Project.meta file of Main project | Project.meta file of Sub project |
|---|---|
Project {
ExecutableConfig Debug {
Dependency Sub, config: Debug
Files "**/*.cpp"
IncludeDir "include"
DefaultToolchain GCC {
Compiler CPP {
Flags "-Wall"
}
}
PostSteps {
CommandLine "echo $(ArtifactName) built."
}
}
}
|
Project {
LibraryConfig Debug {
Files "**/*.cpp"
IncludeDir "include"
IncludeDir "Main/include"
ExternalLibrarySearchPath "lib"
ExternalLibrary "a"
ExternalLibrary "b"
Toolchain {
Compiler CPP {
Flags add: "-g3"
}
}
}
}
|
Let’s assume that Main and Sub are located in the same workspace root. To build the executable, bake can be called from the Main directory.
User@Host:~/my_project$ bake -b Debug
What happens now?
Reading Project.meta of Main
Reading Project.meta of dependencies (Sub)
- Compiling sources of Sub, e.g.:
User@Host:~$ g++ -c -Wall -g3 -Iinclude -I../Main/include -o Debug_Main/src/xy.o src/xy.cpp
- Wall is taken from the DefaultToolchain and -g3 is added by the toolchain of the Sub project.
- The include path to Main is automatically adjusted.
- The order of includes is the same as in Project.meta.
- g++, -c and -I are used, because GCC was specified in the DefaultToolchain.
Archiving the library, e.g.:
User@Host:~$ ar -rc Debug_Main/libSub.a Debug_Main/src/xy.o
Compiling sources of Main, e.g.:
User@Host:~$ g++ -c -Wall -Iinclude -o Debug/src/main.o src/main.cpp
Linking executable, e.g.:
User@Host:~$ g++ -o Debug/Main.exe Debug/src/main.o ../Sub/Debug_Main/libSub.a -L../Sub/lib -la -lb
The library search paths and libraries are added in the specified order.
Executing the post step
User@Host:~$ echo Main.exe built.The variable was automatically substituted.


Psoriasis prediction performance with all methods based on best number of SNP subsets.
Independent testing dataset (ADO dataset)
Training dataset (GRU dataset) with 10-fold cross validation
*
Sensitivity
Specificity
Accuracy
AUC
95% CI of AUC
Sensitivity
Specificity
Accuracy
AUC
95% CI of AUC
NN
0.6404
0.5840
0.6055
0.6563
[0.6240, 0.6886]
0.5347
0.6657
0.5899
0.6192
[0.4388, 0.7893]
KNN
0.6241
0.7279
0.6884
0.7021
[0.6699, 0.7344]
0.6428
0.6553
0.6478
0.6660
[0.5342, 0.7830]
ELM
0.6589
0.6610
0.6602
0.7053
[0.6738, 0.7368]
0.6305
0.6403
0.6346
0.6618
[0.5210, 0.8094]
RF
0.6311
0.7051
0.6770
0.7134
[0.6820, 0.7448]
0.6036
0.6703
0.6314
0.6603
[0.5072, 0.7954]
SVM
0.6589
0.6952
0.6814
0.7132
[0.6815, 0.7449]
0.6569
0.6419
0.6503
0.6694
[0.5319, 0.7843]
GBM
0.6473
0.7080
0.6849
0.7187
[0.6873, 0.7500]
0.5890
0.7129
0.6415
0.6707
[0.5153, 0.7986]
RBF
0.6543
0.7151
0.6920
0.7239
[0.6930, 0.7548]
0.6317
0.6490
0.6390
0.6739
[0.5254, 0.8275]
Bold: The bold means the first place result of all methods compared. *AUC, sensitivity, specificity, and accuracy were its average value in 10-fold CV,
95% CI of AUC represents the range of the 95% CI of AUC in 10-fold CV.


OpenSeq2Seq¶
OpenSeq2Seq is a TensorFlow-based toolkit for training sequence-to-sequence models:
- machine translation (GNMT, Transformer, ConvS2S, …)
- speech recognition (DeepSpeech2, Wave2Letter, …)
- speech synthesis (Tacotron2, …)
Main features:
- Modular design and flexible configuration makes it easy to build new encoder-decoder models
- efficient mixed-precision training on GPUs
- multi-GPU and multi-node training
To install this toolkit, look at installation instructions. Next go to in-depth tutorials section. You can also find some useful information in the mixed precision and distributed training sections.
Disclaimer: This is a research project, not an official product by NVIDIA.


{% if 'edit' in event_permissions %} {% if event.items.count == 0 %} {# If there are no items at all: #}
Hey, event organizer! Your event doesn’t have any items available for sale. That’s fine if registration isn't open yet, but if you want people to start registering for the event, why not head over to the store to create some passes? Manage items


Cascading DropDown List
Create a dynamic dropdown form that loads its data from a JSON file. Support infinite recursion.
@@include('./src/components/_global/include-header.html')
@@include('./src/components/_global/include-loader.html') @@include('./src/components/_global/include-toggle-trigger.html')Create a dynamic dropdown form that loads its data from a JSON file. Support infinite recursion.


A Demo for messaging in WebRTC
Run two instances of this webpage along with the server to test this application.
Create an offer, and then send the message.
Check the browser console to see the output.
Create Offer
SEND


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UK political morass deepens as Farage threatens Johnson
Leader of Brexit Party wants UK PM Johnson to join hands with him, as suggested by US President Trump.
Right-wing, anti-immigrant eurosceptic populist Nigel Farage has urged Prime Minister Boris Johnson to follow Donald Trump's advice and join forces with his Brexit Party in the UK's pre-Christmas general election.
Farage opened his election campaign on Friday by issuing a threat to Johnson: The Brexit Party would contest every seat in the UK unless the prime minister ditches his EU divorce deal and agrees to an electoral alliance.
More:
Farage cast his demand as an offer of a non-aggression pact, but it was swiftly rejected by Johnson's Conservative Party.
"I will say this to Boris Johnson: Drop the deal because it is not Brexit, drop the deal because as weeks go by and people discover what it is you will have signed up, they will not like it," Farage told reporters at his campaign launch. "This is not Brexit."
Farage, who has failed in each of his seven bids to win a seat in the UK Parliament, also hosts a radio phone-in show - which on Thursday featured a call from none other than the US president himself.
Trump urged Johnson and Farage to "get together" in the election campaign and forge "an unstoppable force" - and warned that opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn would be "so bad for your country".
Trump, in what is thought to be an unprecedented foreign intervention in UK politics during an election period, said that Johnson's European Union withdrawal deal meant that "under certain aspect ... you can't trade" with the US.
"Without wanting to hurt Boris Johnson, he told the truth about this shocking, awful EU treaty," Farage told LBC radio. "It's doubtful even by 2023, we would even be in a position to have a trade deal with the USA.
"If that applies to America, that applies to Japan, it applies to India, it applies to Australia. For goodness sake, Boris, drop the deal and let's start again with a clean sheet."
Farage has a record of exerting pressure on Conservative leaders with the threat of poaching their traditional voters.
Opinion polls show the Conservatives have a healthy lead over Labour, but also that more than 10 percent of voters back the Brexit Party - enough to split the pro-Brexit vote and either hand victory to Labour or leave Parliament at an impasse with a minority government.
Farage proposed that if the Conservatives did not contest about 150 seats where he thought the Brexit Party had a better chance of winning, he would stand aside in the remaining 500. He gave Johnson until November 14 to consider the offer.
Farage, who has yet to declare whether he will stand for an eighth time as a parliamentary candidate, helped force former prime minister David Cameron to call the Brexit referendum - and then played a lead role in the campaign to leave the EU.
The Conservatives' rejection of his electoral pact meant that Farage on Friday effectively declared war on both major parties, vowing to fight for "leave" voters in Labour and Conservative seats across the English Midlands and the north as well as in Wales.


Match Play. 0-0 to 5. How should Red play 31?
pips Red=179 White=156
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Over the board bar/24, 8/5 was played but that was the wrong game plan. Red is only 19 pips behind (fewer if he hits) so committing to a back game now is too negative.
The choice is between bar/24/21 and bar/24, 21/18*. A very long rollout produced an equity difference of 0.005 so for all intents and purposes the two plays are identical and you can take your choice. The key lesson here is not to steer for a back game too early. Here there is plenty of play for Red whichever of the other game plans he chooses.
The choice is between bar/24/21 and bar/24, 21/18*. A very long rollout produced an equity difference of 0.005 so for all intents and purposes the two plays are identical and you can take your choice. The key lesson here is not to steer for a back game too early. Here there is plenty of play for Red whichever of the other game plans he chooses.
1. Cubeful 2-ply bar/24 21/18* Eq.: -0.294 0.449 0.127 0.008 - 0.551 0.219 0.022 2. Cubeful 2-ply bar/21 Eq.: -0.306 (-0.012) 0.434 0.107 0.005 - 0.566 0.191 0.007 3. Cubeful 0-ply bar/24 8/5 Eq.: -0.474 (-0.180) 0.413 0.079 0.002 - 0.587 0.245 0.025 4. Cubeful 0-ply bar/24 6/3 Eq.: -0.489 (-0.195) 0.410 0.078 0.002 - 0.590 0.248 0.024 5. Cubeful 0-ply bar/24 13/10 Eq.: -0.762 (-0.468) 0.364 0.070 0.002 - 0.636 0.272 0.029