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#include <eigerDetector.h>
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| enum | roi_mode { ROI_MODE_DISABLED, ROI_MODE_4M } |
| enum | compression_algo { COMP_ALGO_LZ4, COMP_ALGO_BSLZ4 } |
| enum | trigger_mode { TRIGGER_MODE_INTS, TRIGGER_MODE_INTE, TRIGGER_MODE_EXTS, TRIGGER_MODE_EXTE, TRIGGER_MODE_CONTINUOUS, TRIGGER_MODE_EXTG } |
Public Member Functions | |
| eigerDetector (const char *portName, const char *serverHostname, int maxBuffers, size_t maxMemory, int priority, int stackSize) | |
| virtual asynStatus | writeInt32 (asynUser *pasynUser, epicsInt32 value) |
| Sets an int32 parameter. More... | |
| virtual asynStatus | writeFloat64 (asynUser *pasynUser, epicsFloat64 value) |
| virtual asynStatus | writeOctet (asynUser *pasynUser, const char *value, size_t nChars, size_t *nActual) |
| Called when asyn clients call pasynOctet->write(). More... | |
| void | report (FILE *fp, int details) |
| Report status of the driver. More... | |
| virtual asynStatus | drvUserCreate (asynUser *pasynUser, const char *drvInfo, const char **pptypeName, size_t *psize) |
| void | controlTask (void) |
| void | pollTask (void) |
| void | downloadTask (void) |
| void | parseTask (void) |
| void | saveTask (void) |
| void | reapTask (void) |
| void | monitorTask (void) |
| void | streamTask (void) |
| void | initializeTask () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from ADDriver | |
| ADDriver (const char *portName, int maxAddr, int numParams, int maxBuffers, size_t maxMemory, int interfaceMask, int interruptMask, int asynFlags, int autoConnect, int priority, int stackSize) | |
| All of the arguments are simply passed to the constructor for the asynNDArrayDriver base class, except numParams. More... | |
| virtual asynStatus | connect (asynUser *pasynUser) |
| Connects driver to device; This method is called when the driver's pasynCommon->connect() function is called. More... | |
| virtual void | setShutter (int open) |
| Set the shutter position. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from asynNDArrayDriver | |
| asynNDArrayDriver (const char *portName, int maxAddr, int maxBuffers, size_t maxMemory, int interfaceMask, int interruptMask, int asynFlags, int autoConnect, int priority, int stackSize) | |
| This is the constructor for the asynNDArrayDriver class. More... | |
| virtual | ~asynNDArrayDriver () |
| virtual asynStatus | readGenericPointer (asynUser *pasynUser, void *genericPointer) |
| This method copies an NDArray object from the asynNDArrayDriver to an NDArray pointer passed in by the caller. More... | |
| virtual asynStatus | writeGenericPointer (asynUser *pasynUser, void *genericPointer) |
| This method currently does nothing, but it should be implemented in this base class. More... | |
| virtual asynStatus | setIntegerParam (int index, int value) |
| Sets the value for an integer in the parameter library. More... | |
| virtual asynStatus | setIntegerParam (int list, int index, int value) |
| Sets the value for an integer in the parameter library. More... | |
| virtual asynStatus | readInt32 (asynUser *pasynUser, epicsInt32 *value) |
| virtual asynStatus | readFloat64 (asynUser *pasynUser, epicsFloat64 *value) |
| virtual asynStatus | createFilePath (const char *path, int pathDepth) |
| Function to create a directory path for a file. More... | |
| virtual asynStatus | checkPath () |
| Checks whether the directory specified NDFilePath parameter exists. More... | |
| virtual bool | checkPath (std::string &filePath) |
| Checks whether the directory specified exists. More... | |
| virtual asynStatus | createFileName (int maxChars, char *fullFileName) |
| Build a file name from component parts. More... | |
| virtual asynStatus | createFileName (int maxChars, char *filePath, char *fileName) |
| Build a file name from component parts. More... | |
| virtual asynStatus | readNDAttributesFile () |
| Create this driver's NDAttributeList (pAttributeList) by reading an XML file This clears any existing attributes from this drivers' NDAttributeList and then creates a new list based on the XML file. More... | |
| virtual asynStatus | getAttributes (NDAttributeList *pAttributeList) |
| Get the current values of attributes from this driver and appends them to an output attribute list. More... | |
| asynStatus | incrementQueuedArrayCount () |
| asynStatus | decrementQueuedArrayCount () |
| int | getQueuedArrayCount () |
| void | updateQueuedArrayCount () |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Attributes inherited from asynNDArrayDriver | |
| class NDArrayPool * | pNDArrayPool |
| An NDArrayPool pointer that is initialized to pNDArrayPoolPvt_ in the constructor. More... | |
| eigerDetector::eigerDetector | ( | const char * | portName, |
| const char * | serverHostname, | ||
| int | maxBuffers, | ||
| size_t | maxMemory, | ||
| int | priority, | ||
| int | stackSize | ||
| ) |
| void eigerDetector::controlTask | ( | void | ) |
| void eigerDetector::downloadTask | ( | void | ) |
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| void eigerDetector::initializeTask | ( | ) |
| void eigerDetector::monitorTask | ( | void | ) |
| void eigerDetector::parseTask | ( | void | ) |
| void eigerDetector::pollTask | ( | void | ) |
| void eigerDetector::reapTask | ( | void | ) |
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Report status of the driver.
This method calls the report function in the asynPortDriver base class. It then calls the NDArrayPool::report() method if details >5.
| [in] | fp | File pointed passed by caller where the output is written to. |
| [in] | details | If >5 then NDArrayPool::report and NDAttributeList::report are both called. |
Reimplemented from asynNDArrayDriver.
| void eigerDetector::saveTask | ( | void | ) |
| void eigerDetector::streamTask | ( | void | ) |
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Sets an int32 parameter.
| [in] | pasynUser | asynUser structure that contains the function code in pasynUser->reason. |
| [in] | value | The value for this parameter |
Takes action if the function code requires it. Currently only ADShutterControl requires action here. This method is normally called from the writeInt32 method in derived classes, which should set the value of the parameter in the parameter library.
Reimplemented from ADDriver.
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Called when asyn clients call pasynOctet->write().
This function performs actions for EigerFWNamePattern For all parameters it sets the value in the parameter library and calls any registered callbacks.
| [in] | pasynUser | pasynUser structure that encodes the reason and address. |
| [in] | value | Address of the string to write. |
| [in] | nChars | Number of characters to write. |
| [out] | nActual | Number of characters actually written. |
Reimplemented from asynNDArrayDriver.
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Raspberry Pi 24-bit RGB Video on the Cheap - Part One
Published: July 21, 2020
Recently I've become rather nostalgic for the 16-bit era. Some of my fondest memories were playing beat ‘em up games on the Sega Genesis. There’s so many great ways to play your childhood games these days whether it’s via original hardware, FPGA hardware, or software emulation. I’m currently working on modding a non-consumer CRT to accept RGB input (blog post to come), so I wanted a RGB compatible solution. As I’m primarily focused on playing the Sega Genesis, it will be the main topic of discussion.
Ways to Play
Original Hardware
Original hardware sounds like the obvious choice as it natively supports RGB output, however it’s not without its flaws. Some hardware revisions of the sega genesis have inferior sound. The community has since created the triple bypass mod to address the hardware shortcomings.
A used Genesis can be found on the cheap, however once you factor in the cost of the triple by pass mod (assuming you install it yourself), high quality video cables, and your favorite game the cost skyrockets.
Emulation
Emulation has by far the lowest barrier of entry. All you really need is a PC and a gamepad. You’re sacrificing a cycle-accurate experience in favor of convenience. The Genesis' sound has a reputation for being difficult to replicate correctly. The quality of emulation obviously varies across emulators. Projects like MDFourier aim to quantify these audio discrepancies, however I don’t have any firsthand experience with the project.
FPGA Hardware
FPGA based solutions are a fantastic alternative to original hardware. When allotted enough time, developers can create a cycle-accurate experience. It take an excruciatingly long time to reverse engineer SoCs, but the results speak for themselves. FPGAs are a viable solution for 8/16-bit consoles, but they fall flat for newer consoles with complex architectures. FPGAs with sufficent CLBs (configurable logic blocks) capable of replicating a 32-bit or 64-bit SoC exist, however their priced considerably outside the consumer market. As technology progresses prices will inevitably fall. Long term I think FPGA based solutions will be crucial for video game preservation as original hardware begins to fail.
For less complicated systems from the 8/16-bit era it's pretty flushed out from my understanding. Off the top of my head there are two FPGA based solutions that offer genesis/megadrive compatibility:
The Mega Sg from Analogue
The Mega Sg is marketed as a premium plug ‘n play console. Since it only outputs video via HDMI I won’t explore this option any further. Yes, there exist devices to downscale inputs to 240p, however they add lag and therefore aren't practical.
MiSTer
The MiSTer is an all in one solution that allows you to play multiple classic consoles. It's no where near as polished as any of Analogue's offerings, however this is excusable since it’s under heavy development. In its current state it’s geared towards developers, as it requires tinkering. It natively supports analog and digital outputs. I don't follow the project closely, so checkout their Github for the most up-to-date info.
My Decision
After much deliberation I opted for emulation. FPGA based solutions are too pricey for my blood, and I don't have the patience for original hardware. I have no less than 10 Raspberry Pis floating around my office, given my last job entailed developing a custom linux distribution for the SBC (single board computer). I already had a gamepad so all I needed was a way to output RGB from the Pi.
I quickly found the following offerings:
vga666
Pros:
- Opensource
- Price
Cons:
- 16-bit video
- R-2R DAC. Color quality greatly depends on the tolerance of resistors.
vga666rgbs
This peeked my interest in the beginning, however the more I read about the less impressed I was. A fork of vga666, the vga666rgbs is a heavily flawed product. It's in violation of the GPLv3 license stipulated in vga666. Most will probably dismiss my concerns, but as an open source developer this really gets under my skin.
One of the features that it touts is a sync combiner circuit for RGBs output. This addition baffles me since the Raspberry Pi natively supports csync. See DPI_OUTPUT_ENABLE_MODE_COMBINED_SYNCS
in the Parallel Display Interface docs. If I'm way off base I would love for someone to tell me. Is there a reason for it's addition?
Pros:
- RGBs via RCA connectors (I don't have to build/purchase any more connectors)
Cons:
- GPL Violation
- 16-bit video
- Price
- R-2R DAC. Color quality greatly depends on the tolerance of resistors.
RetroTINK Ultimate
Pros:
- 24-bit video
- Gerbers available as of Mar 10th 2020. Mike says "open source", but that would entail the actual pcb schematics and board layout. Not complaining just clarifying.
- Superior DAC. I don't have one in front of me, but I presume it's a low-latency 8-bit 3 channel DAC.
- Robust Video Output. Composite, s-video, RGBHV (VGA), RGBs, YPbPr (Component)
Cons:
- Price
- RGBs via VGA (I'd need to build/purchase a connector to accept RGBs via RCA)
Going Down the Rabbit Hole
After weighing all my options, I decided to design my own hat, based off Gert's work on the vga666.
Introducing the rgbs888
If I was going to go through the effort of hooking up a Pi via RGB taking advantage of the DPI's (Parallel Display Interface) entire 24-bit color depth was a no brainer. Hence I created the rgbs888, a fork of vga666 that adds 24-bit support and RGBs via RCA. The R-2R DAC is dirt cheap, while it's inherently not as precious as the RetroTINK, it's a great option for people on a budget like myself. Given it's limited features I don't view it as a replacement/competitor.
To be quite frank, Gert laid all the groundwork, all I had to do was recalculate some values and layout the board.
Here's How I Did It
Each color (red, green, and blue) is represented in 6-bits hence the '666' in the name. For 24-bit color depth we must connect the remaining 6 gpio pins documented below, two for each color.
We must then recalculate the value of each resistor using some math. Find x
where r=278
1/r = 1/x + 1/2x + 1/4x + 1/8x + 1/16x + 1/32x + 1/64x + 1/128x
When simplified it becomes
x/35445 = 1/64
Cross multiply and divide
x=35445/64
x
equals 553.83ohms
There is no off-the-shelf resistor with that value. however 549ohms
is readily available. A 549ohms
resistor with a 1% tolerance gets us pretty darn close. Worse case scenario we're out of spec by about 2% or 11ohms
. I find that pretty acceptable considering the entire resistor ladder is less than $3USD.
When all is said and done we get the following:
549 ohms
1.1K ohms
2.21K ohms
4.42K ohms
8.87K ohms
17.8K ohms
35.7K ohms
71.5K ohms
For an overiew on how resistor ladders work checkout this tutorial by tektronix. I found it helpful.
The source code for the rgbs888 can be found here. Once I have the board populated, and running on the Pi I'll make a follow up post. I had a lot fun with the project and I'm eager to do bigger and better things. This was one of my first times working with analog signals.
Tags: hardware raspberry-pi pcb


| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| IcebergSpark | |
| PruneColumnsWithoutReordering | |
| PruneColumnsWithReordering | |
| RollbackStagedTable |
An implementation of StagedTable that mimics the behavior of Spark's non-atomic CTAS and RTAS.
|
| Spark3Util | |
| Spark3Util.DescribeSchemaVisitor | |
| SparkCatalog |
A Spark TableCatalog implementation that wraps an Iceberg
Catalog . |
| SparkDataFile | |
| SparkExceptionUtil | |
| SparkFilters | |
| SparkFilters | |
| SparkSchemaUtil |
Helper methods for working with Spark/Hive metadata.
|
| SparkSessionCatalog<T extends org.apache.spark.sql.connector.catalog.TableCatalog & org.apache.spark.sql.connector.catalog.SupportsNamespaces> |
A Spark catalog that can also load non-Iceberg tables.
|
| SparkStructLike | |
| SparkTableUtil |
Java version of the original SparkTableUtil.scala
https://github.com/apache/iceberg/blob/apache-iceberg-0.8.0-incubating/spark/src/main/scala/org/apache/iceberg/spark/SparkTableUtil.scala
|
| SparkTableUtil.SparkPartition |
Class representing a table partition.
|
| SparkUtil | |
| SparkValueConverter |
A utility class that converts Spark values to Iceberg's internal representation.
|


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The idea of integrating CQA system Askalot into edX was emerged at CSCW'15W, where the team mentor Ivan Srba was presenting Askalot. He met there Joseph J. Wiliams from Harvard University and after a discussion they agreed that Askalot would be a great replacement for discussion system currently used in edX. Afterwards the team AskEd was formed. It consists of six students and their mentor Ivan Srba. Their goal is to integrate Askalot into edX system.
Askalot is a community question answering system that was developed by team naRuby as a part of their team project in years 2013/2014, and it is currently used at Faculty of Informatics and Information Technologies at Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava. This project also won the TP CUP award.
Community question answering systems (CQA) are a popular part of the Web. Among the well-known systems belong Yahoo! Answers, Wiki Answers and Stack Overflow. Everyone, who has problems or unanswered questions can use these systems to ask new question, and let the community to find the answer. Other users help to choose the best answer by voting on the answers and or can post a new answer if no good answer is present. Once the user, who has asked the question, gets satisfying answer, he/she can mark it as accepted. This provides other incomming users with additional information about the correct answer to that particular question. As the problems in human daily life repeat it is much easier to find the answers to the most common questions thanks to CQA systems.
Askalot implements all main features of popular community question answering systems and extends their functionality to support the education domain and its processes.
EdX is one of the leading providers of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) that was established back in 2012 by MIT at Harvard University. By April 2015 the approximate number of users is over 4 milion and it is being used at more than 70 universities and non-profit organisations.
MOOC is a course that is provided to unlimited number of participants and is available via Web interface. The course usually consits of several presentations and tasks. Additionally, it supports some kind of community discussion or forum. These courses are results in the field of remote education.
Source Wikipedia
Team AskEd consists of six students in the first year of their master studies at FIIT STU and their mentor Ivan Srva.
He is involved in the research in the field knowledge sharing information systems focusing on CQA systems. He has experience with programming languages and web technologies like Ruby, JavaScript, PHP, Node.js and with database technologies MySQL and PostgreSQL. He participated on various projects that are succesfully being used at the faculty (e.g. YonBan). He is interested in photography, traveling and tourism.
He works with web technologies, mainly PHP (Nette, Yii2), JavaScript (jQuery) and CSS (Bootstrap). In his Bachelor's thesis he was working on dynamic recommendation system.
In his Bachelor's thesishe worked on utilizing word vector models for automatic text lemmatization by using the word2vec tool. He is interested in web technologies and development of web applications. He speaks fluently PHP, Ruby, Java, JavaScript, C++, PostgreSQL... He likes to play music instruments and he is interested in filmmaking.
In her Bachelor's thesis she worked on reports based on library data and developed web application for this purpose. Thanks to this project she started to be interested in web technologies in general, mainly user experience and design. In her job she continuous working on special reports including HTML and CSS technologies. In her free time she likes art (drawings, paintings) and she likes reading books too.
In his Bachelor's thesis he was researching the user reputations in CQA systems and implementing the results of the research into own method in Askalot sytem. Moreover he likes working with web technologies and his favorite framework is currently Laravel and AngularJS. He is interested in psychology, architecture and he likes reading good articles in this area.
In his Bachelor's thesis he was working on testing of android aplications. He has rich experiences with programming in Java language and testing of web applications using Selenium scripts. In his free time he is participating the student organization IAESTE from which he gained the skills in the web applications development.
In his Bachelor's thesis he was working on time series and predictions. He is interested in development of web applications. He likes Ruby on Rails and HTML5. In his free time he likes to watch TV series or listens to good audiobooks.


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Because SapphireDb already creates a bidirectional connection it is very easy to use it for general communication
between client and server.
SapphireDb includes a messaging system that can be easily used.
Server
You can use the SapphireMessageSender to publish messages to the client.
c.HttpInformation.User.IsInRole("admin"), message);\n
\t}\n\n
\tpublic void PublishToTopic(string message)\n
\t{\n
\t\tMessageSender.Publish("topic", message);\n
\t}\n
}
\f:(typescript:message.component.ts)
// Send a message to all clients\n
this.db.messaging.send(message);\n\n
// Subscribe messages\n
this.db.messaging.messages()\n
\t.subscribe((message: any) => console.log(message));\n\n
// Publish a message to a topic\n
this.db.messaging.publish(topic, message);\n\n
// Subscribe to a topic\n
this.db.messaging.topic(topic)\n
\t.subscribe((message: any) => console.log(message));
]]>


Mahindra Thar
The Mahindra Thar is a compact and mid-size four-wheel drive off-road and Jeep (SUV), manufactured by Indian automaker Mahindra & Mahindra Limited. The vehicle was launched in the Indian market on October 4, 2010[1] to fill the void left by its predecessor the Mahindra MM540. The Thar has been voted one of the top 10 SUVs available in the Indian market. Three variants-DI 2WD, DI 4WD and CRDe, with available on soft top version.


How to change coordinates#
This tutorial introduces some vector calculus capabilities of SageMath within the 3-dimensional Euclidean space. The corresponding tools have been developed via the SageManifolds project.
The tutorial is also available as a Jupyter notebook, either
passive (nbviewer
)
or interactive (binder
).
Starting from Cartesian coordinates#
In this tutorial, we choose to start from the Cartesian coordinates \((x,y,z)\). Hence, we declare the 3-dimensional Euclidean space \(\mathbb{E}^3\) as:
sage: E.<x,y,z> = EuclideanSpace()
sage: E
Euclidean space E^3
By default, i.e. without the optional argument coordinates
in
EuclideanSpace
, \(\mathbb{E}^3\) is initialized with the chart of
Cartesian coordinates:
sage: E.atlas()
[Chart (E^3, (x, y, z))]
See the tutorial How to perform vector calculus in curvilinear coordinates for examples of initialization of the Euclidean space with spherical coordinates or cylindrical coordinates instead of the Cartesian ones.
Let us denote by cartesian
the chart of Cartesian coordinates:
sage: cartesian = E.cartesian_coordinates()
sage: cartesian
Chart (E^3, (x, y, z))
The access to the individual coordinates is performed via the square bracket operator:
sage: cartesian[1]
x
sage: cartesian[:]
(x, y, z)
Thanks to use of <x,y,z>
when declaring E
, the Python variables x
,
y
and z
have been created to store the coordinates \((x,y,z)\) as
symbolic expressions. There is no need to declare them via var()
, i.e. to
type x, y, z = var('x y z')
; they are immediately available:
sage: y is cartesian[2]
True
sage: type(y)
<class 'sage.symbolic.expression.Expression'>
Each of the Cartesian coordinates spans the entire real line:
sage: cartesian.coord_range()
x: (-oo, +oo); y: (-oo, +oo); z: (-oo, +oo)
Being the only coordinate chart created so far, cartesian
is the default
chart on E
:
sage: cartesian is E.default_chart()
True
\(\mathbb{E}^3\) is endowed with the orthonormal vector frame \((e_x, e_y, e_z)\) associated with Cartesian coordinates:
sage: E.frames()
[Coordinate frame (E^3, (e_x,e_y,e_z))]
Let us denote it by cartesian_frame
:
sage: cartesian_frame = E.cartesian_frame()
sage: cartesian_frame
Coordinate frame (E^3, (e_x,e_y,e_z))
sage: cartesian_frame is E.default_frame()
True
Each element of this frame is a unit vector field; for instance, we have \(e_x\cdot e_x = 1\):
sage: e_x = cartesian_frame[1]
sage: e_x
Vector field e_x on the Euclidean space E^3
sage: e_x.dot(e_x).expr()
1
as well as \(e_x\cdot e_y = 0\):
sage: e_y = cartesian_frame[2]
sage: e_x.dot(e_y).expr()
0
Introducing spherical coordinates#
Spherical coordinates are introduced by:
sage: spherical.<r,th,ph> = E.spherical_coordinates()
sage: spherical
Chart (E^3, (r, th, ph))
We have:
sage: spherical[:]
(r, th, ph)
sage: spherical.coord_range()
r: (0, +oo); th: (0, pi); ph: [0, 2*pi] (periodic)
\(\mathbb{E}^3\) is now endowed with two coordinate charts:
sage: E.atlas()
[Chart (E^3, (x, y, z)), Chart (E^3, (r, th, ph))]
The change-of-coordinate formulas have been automatically implemented during
the above call E.spherical_coordinates()
:
sage: E.coord_change(spherical, cartesian).display()
x = r*cos(ph)*sin(th)
y = r*sin(ph)*sin(th)
z = r*cos(th)
sage: E.coord_change(cartesian, spherical).display()
r = sqrt(x^2 + y^2 + z^2)
th = arctan2(sqrt(x^2 + y^2), z)
ph = arctan2(y, x)
These formulas are automatically used if we ask to plot the grid of spherical coordinates in terms of Cartesian coordinates:
sage: spherical.plot(cartesian, color={r:'red', th:'green', ph:'orange'})
Graphics3d Object
Note that
the red lines are those along which \(r\) varies, while \((\theta,\phi)\) are kept fixed;
the grid lines are those along which \(\theta\) varies, while \((r,\phi)\) are kept fixed;
the orange lines are those along which \(\phi\) varies, while \((r,\theta)\) are kept fixed.
For customizing the plot, see the list of options in the documentation of
plot()
. For instance, we may draw the
spherical coordinates in the plane \(\theta=\pi/2\) in terms of the coordinates
\((x, y)\):
sage: spherical.plot(cartesian, fixed_coords={th: pi/2}, ambient_coords=(x,y),
....: color={r:'red', th:'green', ph:'orange'})
Graphics object consisting of 18 graphics primitives
Similarly the grid of spherical coordinates in the half-plane \(\phi=0\) drawn in terms of the coordinates \((x, z)\) is obtained via:
sage: spherical.plot(cartesian, fixed_coords={ph: 0}, ambient_coords=(x,z),
....: color={r:'red', th:'green', ph:'orange'})
Graphics object consisting of 18 graphics primitives
Relations between the Cartesian and spherical vector frames#
At this stage, \(\mathbb{E}^3\) is endowed with three vector frames:
sage: E.frames()
[Coordinate frame (E^3, (e_x,e_y,e_z)),
Coordinate frame (E^3, (∂/∂r,∂/∂th,∂/∂ph)),
Vector frame (E^3, (e_r,e_th,e_ph))]
The second one is the coordinate frame \(\left(\frac{\partial}{\partial r},
\frac{\partial}{\partial\theta}, \frac{\partial}{\partial \phi}\right)\) of
spherical coordinates, while the third one is the standard orthonormal frame
\((e_r,e_\theta,e_\phi)\) associated with spherical coordinates. For Cartesian
coordinates, the coordinate frame and the orthonormal frame coincide: it is
\((e_x,e_y,e_z)\). For spherical coordinates, the orthonormal frame is returned
by the method
spherical_frame()
:
sage: spherical_frame = E.spherical_frame()
sage: spherical_frame
Vector frame (E^3, (e_r,e_th,e_ph))
We may check that it is an orthonormal frame, i.e. that it obeys \(e_i\cdot e_j = \delta_{ij}\):
sage: es = spherical_frame
sage: [[es[i].dot(es[j]).expr() for j in E.irange()] for i in E.irange()]
[[1, 0, 0], [0, 1, 0], [0, 0, 1]]
Via the method display
, we may express the orthonormal spherical frame in
terms of the Cartesian one:
sage: for vec in spherical_frame:
....: vec.display(cartesian_frame, spherical)
e_r = cos(ph)*sin(th) e_x + sin(ph)*sin(th) e_y + cos(th) e_z
e_th = cos(ph)*cos(th) e_x + cos(th)*sin(ph) e_y - sin(th) e_z
e_ph = -sin(ph) e_x + cos(ph) e_y
The reverse is:
sage: for vec in cartesian_frame:
....: vec.display(spherical_frame, spherical)
e_x = cos(ph)*sin(th) e_r + cos(ph)*cos(th) e_th - sin(ph) e_ph
e_y = sin(ph)*sin(th) e_r + cos(th)*sin(ph) e_th + cos(ph) e_ph
e_z = cos(th) e_r - sin(th) e_th
We may also express the orthonormal frame \((e_r,e_\theta,e_\phi)\) in terms on
the coordinate frame \(\left(\frac{\partial}{\partial r},
\frac{\partial}{\partial\theta}, \frac{\partial}{\partial \phi}\right)\) (the
latter being returned by the method
frame()
acting on the
chart spherical
):
sage: for vec in spherical_frame:
....: vec.display(spherical.frame(), spherical)
e_r = ∂/∂r
e_th = 1/r ∂/∂th
e_ph = 1/(r*sin(th)) ∂/∂ph
Introducing cylindrical coordinates#
Cylindrical coordinates are introduced in a way similar to spherical coordinates:
sage: cylindrical.<rh,ph,z> = E.cylindrical_coordinates()
sage: cylindrical
Chart (E^3, (rh, ph, z))
We have:
sage: cylindrical[:]
(rh, ph, z)
sage: rh is cylindrical[1]
True
sage: cylindrical.coord_range()
rh: (0, +oo); ph: [0, 2*pi] (periodic); z: (-oo, +oo)
\(\mathbb{E}^3\) is now endowed with three coordinate charts:
sage: E.atlas()
[Chart (E^3, (x, y, z)), Chart (E^3, (r, th, ph)), Chart (E^3, (rh, ph, z))]
The transformations linking the cylindrical coordinates to the Cartesian ones are:
sage: E.coord_change(cylindrical, cartesian).display()
x = rh*cos(ph)
y = rh*sin(ph)
z = z
sage: E.coord_change(cartesian, cylindrical).display()
rh = sqrt(x^2 + y^2)
ph = arctan2(y, x)
z = z
There are now five vector frames defined on \(\mathbb{E}^3\):
sage: E.frames()
[Coordinate frame (E^3, (e_x,e_y,e_z)),
Coordinate frame (E^3, (∂/∂r,∂/∂th,∂/∂ph)),
Vector frame (E^3, (e_r,e_th,e_ph)),
Coordinate frame (E^3, (∂/∂rh,∂/∂ph,∂/∂z)),
Vector frame (E^3, (e_rh,e_ph,e_z))]
The orthonormal frame associated with cylindrical coordinates is \((e_\rho, e_\phi, e_z)\):
sage: cylindrical_frame = E.cylindrical_frame()
sage: cylindrical_frame
Vector frame (E^3, (e_rh,e_ph,e_z))
We may check that it is an orthonormal frame:
sage: ec = cylindrical_frame
sage: [[ec[i].dot(ec[j]).expr() for j in E.irange()] for i in E.irange()]
[[1, 0, 0], [0, 1, 0], [0, 0, 1]]
and express it in terms of the Cartesian frame:
sage: for vec in cylindrical_frame:
....: vec.display(cartesian_frame, cylindrical)
e_rh = cos(ph) e_x + sin(ph) e_y
e_ph = -sin(ph) e_x + cos(ph) e_y
e_z = e_z
The reverse is:
sage: for vec in cartesian_frame:
....: vec.display(cylindrical_frame, cylindrical)
e_x = cos(ph) e_rh - sin(ph) e_ph
e_y = sin(ph) e_rh + cos(ph) e_ph
e_z = e_z
Of course, we may express the orthonormal cylindrical frame in terms of the spherical one:
sage: for vec in cylindrical_frame:
....: vec.display(spherical_frame, spherical)
e_rh = sin(th) e_r + cos(th) e_th
e_ph = e_ph
e_z = cos(th) e_r - sin(th) e_th
along with the reverse transformation:
sage: for vec in spherical_frame:
....: vec.display(cylindrical_frame, spherical)
e_r = sin(th) e_rh + cos(th) e_z
e_th = cos(th) e_rh - sin(th) e_z
e_ph = e_ph
The orthonormal frame \((e_\rho,e_\phi,e_z)\) can be expressed in terms on the
coordinate frame \(\left(\frac{\partial}{\partial\rho},
\frac{\partial}{\partial\phi}, \frac{\partial}{\partial z}\right)\) (the latter
being returned by the method
frame()
acting on the
chart cylindrical
):
sage: for vec in cylindrical_frame:
....: vec.display(cylindrical.frame(), cylindrical)
e_rh = ∂/∂rh
e_ph = 1/rh ∂/∂ph
e_z = ∂/∂z
How to evaluate the coordinates of a point in various systems#
Let us introduce a point \(p\in \mathbb{E}^3\) via the generic SageMath
syntax for creating an element from its parent (here
\(\mathbb{E}^3\)), i.e. the call operator ()
, with the
coordinates of the point as the first argument:
sage: p = E((-1, 1,0), chart=cartesian, name='p')
sage: p
Point p on the Euclidean space E^3
Actually, since the Cartesian coordinates are the default ones, the argument
chart=cartesian
can be omitted:
sage: p = E((-1, 1,0), name='p')
sage: p
Point p on the Euclidean space E^3
The coordinates of \(p\) in a given coordinate chart are obtained by letting the corresponding chart act on \(p\):
sage: cartesian(p)
(-1, 1, 0)
sage: spherical(p)
(sqrt(2), 1/2*pi, 3/4*pi)
sage: cylindrical(p)
(sqrt(2), 3/4*pi, 0)
Here some example of a point defined from its spherical coordinates:
sage: q = E((4,pi/3,pi), chart=spherical, name='q')
sage: q
Point q on the Euclidean space E^3
We have then:
sage: spherical(q)
(4, 1/3*pi, pi)
sage: cartesian(q)
(-2*sqrt(3), 0, 2)
sage: cylindrical(q)
(2*sqrt(3), pi, 2)
How to express a scalar field in various coordinate systems#
Let us define a scalar field on \(\mathbb{E}^3\) from its expression in Cartesian coordinates:
sage: f = E.scalar_field(x^2+y^2 - z^2, name='f')
Note that since the Cartesian coordinates are the default ones, we have not specified them in the above definition. Thanks to the known coordinate transformations, the expression of \(f\) in terms of other coordinates is automatically computed:
sage: f.display()
f: E^3 → ℝ
(x, y, z) ↦ x^2 + y^2 - z^2
(r, th, ph) ↦ -2*r^2*cos(th)^2 + r^2
(rh, ph, z) ↦ rh^2 - z^2
We can limit the output to a single coordinate system:
sage: f.display(cartesian)
f: E^3 → ℝ
(x, y, z) ↦ x^2 + y^2 - z^2
sage: f.display(cylindrical)
f: E^3 → ℝ
(rh, ph, z) ↦ rh^2 - z^2
The coordinate expression in a given coordinate system is obtained via the
method expr()
:
sage: f.expr() # expression in the default chart (Cartesian coordinates)
x^2 + y^2 - z^2
sage: f.expr(spherical)
-2*r^2*cos(th)^2 + r^2
sage: f.expr(cylindrical)
rh^2 - z^2
The values of \(f\) at points \(p\) and \(q\) are:
sage: f(p)
2
sage: f(q)
8
Of course, we may define a scalar field from its coordinate expression in a chart that is not the default one:
sage: g = E.scalar_field(r^2, chart=spherical, name='g')
Instead of using the keyword argument chart
, one can pass a dictionary as
the first argument, with the chart as key:
sage: g = E.scalar_field({spherical: r^2}, name='g')
The computation of the expressions of \(g\) in the other coordinate systems is
triggered by the method display()
:
sage: g.display()
g: E^3 → ℝ
(x, y, z) ↦ x^2 + y^2 + z^2
(r, th, ph) ↦ r^2
(rh, ph, z) ↦ rh^2 + z^2
How to express a vector field in various frames#
Let us introduce a vector field on \(\mathbb{E}^3\) by its components in the Cartesian frame. Since the latter is the default vector frame on \(\mathbb{E}^3\), it suffices to write:
sage: v = E.vector_field(-y, x, z^2, name='v')
sage: v.display()
v = -y e_x + x e_y + z^2 e_z
Equivalently, a vector field can be defined directly from its expansion on the Cartesian frame:
sage: ex, ey, ez = cartesian_frame[:]
sage: v = -y*ex + x*ey + z^2*ez
sage: v.display()
-y e_x + x e_y + z^2 e_z
Let us provide v
with some name, as above:
sage: v.set_name('v')
sage: v.display()
v = -y e_x + x e_y + z^2 e_z
The components of \(v\) are returned by the square bracket operator:
sage: v[1]
-y
sage: v[:]
[-y, x, z^2]
The computation of the expression of \(v\) in terms of the orthonormal
spherical frame is triggered by the method display()
:
sage: v.display(spherical_frame)
v = z^3/sqrt(x^2 + y^2 + z^2) e_r
- sqrt(x^2 + y^2)*z^2/sqrt(x^2 + y^2 + z^2) e_th + sqrt(x^2 + y^2) e_ph
We note that the components are still expressed in the default chart
(Cartesian coordinates). To have them expressed in the spherical chart, it
suffices to pass the latter as a second argument to display()
:
sage: v.display(spherical_frame, spherical)
v = r^2*cos(th)^3 e_r - r^2*cos(th)^2*sin(th) e_th + r*sin(th) e_ph
Again, the components of \(v\) are obtained by means of the square bracket operator, by specifying the vector frame as first argument and the coordinate chart as the last one:
sage: v[spherical_frame, 1]
z^3/sqrt(x^2 + y^2 + z^2)
sage: v[spherical_frame, 1, spherical]
r^2*cos(th)^3
sage: v[spherical_frame, :, spherical]
[r^2*cos(th)^3, -r^2*cos(th)^2*sin(th), r*sin(th)]
Similarly, the expression of \(v\) in terms of the cylindrical frame is:
sage: v.display(cylindrical_frame, cylindrical)
v = rh e_ph + z^2 e_z
sage: v[cylindrical_frame, :, cylindrical]
[0, rh, z^2]
The value of the vector field \(v\) at point \(p\) is:
sage: vp = v.at(p)
sage: vp
Vector v at Point p on the Euclidean space E^3
sage: vp.display()
v = -e_x - e_y
sage: vp.display(spherical_frame.at(p))
v = sqrt(2) e_ph
sage: vp.display(cylindrical_frame.at(p))
v = sqrt(2) e_ph
The value of the vector field \(v\) at point \(q\) is:
sage: vq = v.at(q)
sage: vq
Vector v at Point q on the Euclidean space E^3
sage: vq.display()
v = -2*sqrt(3) e_y + 4 e_z
sage: vq.display(spherical_frame.at(q))
v = 2 e_r - 2*sqrt(3) e_th + 2*sqrt(3) e_ph
sage: vq.display(cylindrical_frame.at(q))
v = 2*sqrt(3) e_ph + 4 e_z
How to change the default coordinates and default vector frame#
At any time, one may change the default coordinates by the method
set_default_chart()
:
sage: E.set_default_chart(spherical)
Then:
sage: f.expr()
-2*r^2*cos(th)^2 + r^2
sage: v.display()
v = -r*sin(ph)*sin(th) e_x + r*cos(ph)*sin(th) e_y + r^2*cos(th)^2 e_z
Note that the default vector frame is still the Cartesian one; to change to
the orthonormal spherical frame, use
set_default_frame()
:
sage: E.set_default_frame(spherical_frame)
Then:
sage: v.display()
v = r^2*cos(th)^3 e_r - r^2*cos(th)^2*sin(th) e_th + r*sin(th) e_ph
sage: v.display(cartesian_frame, cartesian)
v = -y e_x + x e_y + z^2 e_z


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Distributed computing is a model in which components of a software system are shared among multiple computers to improve efficiency and performance.
http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/distributed-computing
The easy way
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Distributed computing is a computer science term about using many computers to solve a big problem.
One way to solve a big problem is to use a supercomputer.
However, many scientists cannot afford them.
A cheaper way to solve a big problem is to split it into smaller problems.
These smaller problems can then be solved by computers talking to each other over a computer network.
Many computers working together... become as powerful as a supercomputer.
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Computing intensive: The task could consume a lot of time on computing. For example, π (yellow cab)
Data intensive: The task that deals with a lot or large size of files. For example: Google, LHC(Large Hadron Collider), People having a crush on your crush(jewk!).
No SPOF (Single Point Of Failure)
Other nodes can execute the same task executed on failed node.
Our numbers are
growing
and so are our needs for more computing power.
You may press the right arrow key now. :)
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Code is available for you to learn and tinker. Create something good out of it.
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Deploying to Heroku
This sub-generator allows deployment of your JHipster application to the Heroku cloud.
Heroku is helping JHipster in two ways:
- Joe Kutner, from Heroku, is currently maintaining this sub-generator
- Heroku gives us free credits, allowing us to test generated applications with complex, high-end setups, to guarantee everything works well for our common users
Running the sub-generator
Before running the sub-generator, you must install the Heroku CLI.
You must also create a Heroku account and log in with the CLI by running the following command:
**$ heroku login** Enter your Heroku credentials. Email: YOUR_EMAIL Password (typing will be hidden): YOUR_PASSWORD Authentication successful.
The Heroku sub-generator creates an application using free dynos with add-ons matching your selected configuration.
We support the following addons:
- Heroku Postgres when using PostgreSQL
- JawsDB when using MySQL or MariaDB
- mLab MongoDB when using MongoDB
- Graphenedb when using Neo4j
- Heroku Redis when using Redis
- MemCachier when using Memcached
- Bonsai Elasticsearch when using Elasticsearch
- Okta when using OAuth2/OIDC (optional)
To deploy your application to Heroku, run this command:
jhipster heroku
This should package your application in “production” mode, create an Heroku application with a database, upload your code, and start the application.
Changing the Java version
You can select the Java version when executing the Heroku sub-generator. By default this will be Java 11. You can find all on Heroku supported Java version in the official documentation.
If you want to change the Java version e.g. from 11
to 14
later you need to change it in system.properties
in your projects root folder:
java.runtime.version=14
When you redeploy your application it will use Java 14.
Deploying your application
By default the application will be deployed via git. This means you push your code and Heroku will build and deploy it on their servers. If you can’t or don’t want to push code to someone else’s server you can use the jar option and deploy an executable jar. Heroku also supports deploying a docker image, but the sub-generator does not support this option yet.
Updating your deployed application
Using git option
When deploying via git a new remote has been created called heroku. To deploy new code you need to push the changes to the heroku remote:
git push heroku master
Using jar option
When you selected to deploy an executable jar you need to create the updated jar and deploy the new file to Heroku.
Preparing a new jar
When your application is already deployed, you can prepare a new deployment with:
./mvnw package -Pprod -DskipTests
Or when using gradle:
./gradlew -Pprod bootJar -x test
Pushing to production
To push to production, type:
heroku deploy:jar target/*.jar
Or when using gradle:
heroku deploy:jar build/libs/*jar
Deploying Docker to Heroku
You can deploy your app as a Docker container to Heroku too. While this works, there’s no Heroku setup and configuration that happens, so you have to do that manually. This documentation assumes you’ve already run jhipster heroku
to deploy your app and therefore leverages the integration and add-on provisioning that this process performs.
NOTE: If you’re using a version of JHipster that’s prior to v6.10.2, you’ll need to add the following to src/main/resources/config/application-heroku.yml
:
server:
port: ${PORT:8080}
Build your Docker image:
./mvnw package -Pprod verify jib:dockerBuild
If you’re using Gradle:
./gradlew -Pprod bootJar jibDockerBuild
You can test it out locally using Docker Compose.
docker-compose -f src/main/docker/app.yml up
Once you’ve confirmed everything works, create a new app on Heroku, and add it as a remote.
heroku apps:create
git remote add docker https://git.heroku.com/<your-new-app>.git
Then run the commands below to deploy your JHipster app as a Docker image. Be sure to replace the <...>
placeholders with your Heroku app name. If you don’t know your app name, run heroku apps
.
heroku container:login
docker tag space registry.heroku.com/<heroku-app>/web
docker push registry.heroku.com/<heroku-app>/web
For example:
heroku container:login
docker tag space registry.heroku.com/fast-peak-70014/web
docker push registry.heroku.com/fast-peak-70014/web
At this point, you can use the PostgreSQL and Okta add-ons you’ve already configured. Run the following command to get the identifiers of the add-ons from the heroku
remote that you first deployed to.
heroku addons --remote heroku
Then you can attach these instances to your new application.
heroku addons:attach <postgresql-addon-name> --remote docker
heroku addons:attach <okta-addon-name> --remote docker
When you use jhipster heroku
to deploy your application, it properly configures the database for you. However, when deploying it as a Docker container, none of that happens. Therefore, you need to set a few configuration variables so your Docker container can talk to PostgreSQL. First, run the following command to get the PostgreSQL URL.
heroku config:get DATABASE_URL --remote docker
This command will retrieve a value with the following syntax:
postgres://username:password@address
Then, set the database environment variables to match the keys that are in application-heroku.yml
:
heroku config:set JDBC_DATABASE_URL=jdbc:postgresql://<address> --remote docker
heroku config:set JDBC_DATABASE_USERNAME=<username> --remote docker
heroku config:set JDBC_DATABASE_PASSWORD=<password> --remote docker
Set the max amount of Java memory to use and specify the Spring profiles.
heroku config:set JAVA_OPTS=-Xmx256m
heroku config:set SPRING_PROFILES_ACTIVE=prod,heroku
Run the command below to open your browser and navigate to your app.
heroku open --remote docker
Copy the URL of your app and log in to your Okta developer account. Go to Applications > Web > General and add the URL to Login and Logout redirect URIs. Make sure the login redirect URI ends with /login/oauth2/code/oidc
.
Now you should be able to release your container and start the app.
heroku container:release web --remote docker
You can watch the logs to see if your container started successfully.
heroku logs --tail --remote docker
Now you should be able to open your app, click the sign in link, and authenticate!
heroku open --remote docker
NOTE: You will NOT be able to login to your JHipster app using the admin account the Okta add-on provisions. To make sure you’re not logged in with that account, we suggest you use a new private window to log in.
If you test your Dockerized JHipster app on securityheaders.com, you’ll see it scores an A!
Deploying Microservices
JHipster microservices require a JHipster Registry as described in the Doing microservices with JHipster documentation. You can deploy a registry to Heroku by clicking this button:
Once the registry is deployed, you can run the jhipster heroku
command against your microservice or gateway. The Heroku sub-generator will prompt you for the URL of your registry, which will be in the form https://[appname].herokuapp.com
.
A registry running on Heroku has a few limitations, including:
- The registry will only work with native configuration (and not Git config).
- The registry service cannot be scaled up to multiple dynos to provide redundancy. You must deploy multiple applications (i.e. click the button more than once). This is because Eureka requires distinct URLs to synchronize in-memory state between instances.
Using security with your JHipster Registry on Heroku
To get the automatically-generated admin password on the JHipster Registry, type:
heroku config:get JHIPSTER_PASSWORD
To use this password, update all of your microservices and your gateway to use the credentials for the registry by running this command:
heroku config:set<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Troubleshooting
If your application is stopped by Heroku when your Liquibase changelog is being applied, your database will be marked as “locked” by Liquibase. You will need to manually clean the lock table. On Postgres, you make sure you have a local Postgres client installed and run the following command:
heroku pg:psql -c "update databasechangeloglock set locked=false;"
Heroku has a default boot-timeout limit of 90 seconds. If your app takes longer than this, Heroku will stop the process, which may leave the database in a locked state. If the problem is persistent, try contacting Heroku Support to request a longer boot limit for your app.
Using Neo4j
As Graphene DB does not support Neo4j 4.x you can’t yet deploy reactive applications with Neo4j to Heroku! Beware that the free tier of Graphene DB is quite slow, therefore your application will not feel very snappy.
Using Elasticsearch
The Bonsai used addon with the free sandbox plan does only support the latest Elasticsearch version. This might lead to some incompatibilities depending in the Spring Data and JHipster versions you are using.
6.5.4
or 6.6.2
will work with all JHipster 6.x versions.
Using Okta
When you select Okta the sub-generator will create a bash script which creates all groups and roles required by JHipster.
When you login with the user and credentials provided during creation you will need to select a new password as the script makes sure to expire the password directly,
as it is stored in .yo-rc.json
.
./provision-okta-addon.sh
manually.
Free dynos
Free dynos are limited and should not be used for production deployment, because
- they fall to sleep after 30 minutes idle period
- they have limited dyno hours per month. When these are consumed your dynos won’t run until the next month!
You can upgrade your dyno configuration directly from the Heroku admin ui. If you realize e.g. a database plan is too small for you can select a new plan from the admin ui.


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class HaruPage
| 型 | 名前 | 説明 |
|---|---|---|
| int | HaruPage::GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION | |
| int | HaruPage::GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT | |
| int | HaruPage::GMODE_PATH_OBJECT | |
| int | HaruPage::GMODE_CLIPPING_PATH | |
| int | HaruPage::GMODE_SHADING | |
| int | HaruPage::GMODE_INLINE_IMAGE | |
| int | HaruPage::GMODE_EXTERNAL_OBJECT | |
| int | HaruPage::BUTT_END | |
| int | HaruPage::ROUND_END | |
| int | HaruPage::PROJECTING_SCUARE_END | |
| int | HaruPage::MITER_JOIN | |
| int | HaruPage::ROUND_JOIN | |
| int | HaruPage::BEVEL_JOIN | |
| int | HaruPage::FILL | |
| int | HaruPage::STROKE | |
| int | HaruPage::FILL_THEN_STROKE | |
| int | HaruPage::INVISIBLE | |
| int | HaruPage::FILL_CLIPPING | |
| int | HaruPage::STROKE_CLIPPING | |
| int | HaruPage::FILL_STROKE_CLIPPING | |
| int | HaruPage::CLIPPING | |
| int | HaruPage::TALIGN_LEFT | |
| int | HaruPage::TALIGN_RIGHT | |
| int | HaruPage::TALIGN_CENTER | |
| int | HaruPage::TALIGN_JUSTIFY | |
| int | HaruPage::SIZE_LETTER | |
| int | HaruPage::SIZE_LEGAL | |
| int | HaruPage::SIZE_A3 | |
| int | HaruPage::SIZE_A4 | |
| int | HaruPage::SIZE_A5 | |
| int | HaruPage::SIZE_B4 | |
| int | HaruPage::SIZE_B5 | |
| int | HaruPage::SIZE_EXECUTIVE | |
| int | HaruPage::SIZE_US4x6 | |
| int | HaruPage::SIZE_US4x8 | |
| int | HaruPage::SIZE_US5x7 | |
| int | HaruPage::SIZE_COMM10 | |
| int | HaruPage::PORTRAIT | |
| int | HaruPage::LANDSCAPE | |
| int | HaruPage::TS_WIPE_LIGHT | |
| int | HaruPage::TS_WIPE_UP | |
| int | HaruPage::TS_WIPE_LEFT | |
| int | HaruPage::TS_WIPE_DOWN | |
| int | HaruPage::TS_BARN_DOORS_HORIZONTAL_OUT | |
| int | HaruPage::TS_BARN_DOORS_HORIZONTAL_IN | |
| int | HaruPage::TS_BARN_DOORS_VERTICAL_OUT | |
| int | HaruPage::TS_BARN_DOORS_VERTICAL_IN | |
| int | HaruPage::TS_BOX_OUT | |
| int | HaruPage::TS_BOX_IN | |
| int | HaruPage::TS_BLINDS_HORIZONTAL | |
| int | HaruPage::TS_BLINDS_VERTICAL | |
| int | HaruPage::TS_DISSOLVE | |
| int | HaruPage::TS_GLITTER_RIGHT | |
| int | HaruPage::TS_GLITTER_DOWN | |
| int | HaruPage::TS_GLITTER_TOP_LEFT_TO_BOTTOM_RIGHT | |
| int | HaruPage::TS_REPLACE | |
| int | HaruPage::NUM_STYLE_DECIMAL | |
| int | HaruPage::NUM_STYLE_UPPER_ROMAN | |
| int | HaruPage::NUM_STYLE_LOWER_ROMAN | |
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Man City 2-1 Chelsea: Player ratings as Kevin De Bruyne and Riyad Mahrez shine
Who was City's 'most dangerous attacker by a distance'? And who might now struggle to keep their place in the Chelsea team?
by Peter Gill and Nick WrightManchester City came back from a goal down to beat Chelsea 2-1 at the Etihad Stadium but how did we rate the players?
N'Golo Kante gave the visitors an early lead, but Kevin de Bruyne equalised with a deflected strike before Riyad Mahrez hit a superb winner to stay within nine points of leaders Liverpool.
- Manchester City 2-1 Chelsea - Match report and highlights
- Premier League Table | Fixtures | Top scorers
- How the teams lined up
- Find out more about Sky Sports
Manchester City player ratings
Ederson - 7
Could do nothing about the goal he conceded and was a spectator for the majority of the final hour. But his finger-tip save from Willian late on was ultimately the difference between victory for City and a setback which could have been fatal for their title hopes.
Joao Cancelo - 6
Mostly neat and tidy without ever making a firm impression. Not bad but not exactly convincing either.
John Stones - 7
Delivered the sort of quietly solid display that his critics have been crying out for. On the rare occasions when City were troubled, it was a consequence of a lack of protection rather than a lack of nous from their defenders. Stones was pivotal to the improved showing at the back.
Fernandinho - 8
There has been barely a word of praise for a City centre-back this season but Fernandinho ought to be applauded for his unflappable and calming display at the heart of the hosts' defence. Repeatedly snuffed out openings for the visitors and largely kept Tammy Abraham quiet.
Benjamin Mendy - 6
Badly exposed for Chelsea's opener with the recalled left-back too slow to react to the danger and too slow across the ground to prevent Kante scoring. Does he make City stronger?
Rodri - 5
A performance in keeping with the nagging impression that his process of adapting to the Premier League is taking longer than expected. Struggled to offer City's rearguard any sort of protection and was substituted after 50 minutes.
David Silva - 6
Buzzed around and produced a few of his trademark sublime deft touches but was never quite at his best and it was no surprise when he was replaced with 20 minutes to go by Phil Foden.
Kevin De Bruyne - 9
Deflected equaliser proved to be the game's turning point. While the goal owed a debt to fortune, there wasn't any surprise about De Bruyne being the game-changer. The Belgian has grown into the status of City's talisman. A pivotal presence throughout.
Riyad Mahrez - 9
City's most dangerous attacker by a distance. Lovely solo goal before the break was reminiscent of the player who inspired Leicester to the Premier League title three years ago. Only disappointment in a performance otherwise beyond reproach was his failure to add to his record of delivering four assists and four goals from his last nine starts in a City shirt.
Raheem Sterling - 7
Always sparky but never quite managed to light up the stage. Courtesy of another marginal offside call going against City in the 93rd minute when Sterling's goal was ruled out by a millimetre or half, Sterling's night ended with that rarest of things: a relatively-anonymous display.
Sergio Aguero - 6
Hit the bar when he should have scored just before half-time and blazed one early effort a long way wide as his profligate form at Anfield continued. A night to forget for Aguero finished with the world's slowest walk-off after suffering a knock but a rapturous reception from a grateful Etihad crowd.
Chelsea player ratings
Kepa Arrizabalaga - 6
Not a huge amount he could do about City's goals. Fortunate not to be punished later in the first half when he sent a kick straight to Aguero, whose shot came back off the bar, but kept Chelsea in the game with a superb reflex save from Mahrez midway through the second half.
Cesar Azpilicueta - 7
Struggled with the pace of City's attackers at times but made a couple of important blocks and tackles, including one goalline clearance early in the second half. Switched from right-back to left-back during the second period to help Chelsea deal with the threat of Mahrez.
Fikayo Tomori - 6
Made some important clearances - more than any of his team-mates, in fact - but did not always look comfortable up against City's star-studded attack.
Kurt Zouma - 6
Couldn't get enough of his body behind De Bruyne's shot for City's equaliser, the deflection wrong-footing Kepa. Had some difficult moments but did succeed in keeping Aguero quiet for long periods.
Emerson - 5
Sent an early shot straight at Ederson when he should have squared it. Showed plenty of willingness to get forward but struggled defensively and was beaten too easily by Mahrez for City's second goal. Hooked for Reece James early in the second half and might now struggle to keep his place in the Chelsea team.
Jorginho - 6
At the heart of things for Chelsea, as usual. Was generally reliable in possession but did have a few awkward moments on the ball and seemed to tire before he was replaced by Mason Mount in the second half.
Mateo Kovacic - 8
Another strong showing from the Croat, who found a team-mate with 88 of his 93 passes, including the excellent, lofted ball which released Kante for Chelsea's opener. His driving runs through midfield caused problems for City and he mucked in defensively too.
N'Golo Kante - 7
Took his goal superbly and went close to adding a second when he fired wide from Azpilicueta's cut-back early in the second half. Typically industrious out of possession, although he was caught out of position in the build-up to City's equaliser.
Willian - 6
Chelsea's best player on more than a few occasions this season, but not as effective as usual here. Had some good moments and worked tirelessly, but flashed an early shot wide when he probably should have hit the target and made the wrong decisions on the ball at times. Late shot over the bar
Christian Pulisic - 6
Sensational in recent weeks but didn't have much joy on Chelsea's left flank on this occasion. Showed plenty of endeavour but, despite scoring five goals in his previous three Premier League appearances, didn't manage a single shot on target. Fortunate, perhaps, not to be substituted in the second half.
Tammy Abraham - 6
His movement and physicality caused City problems in the early stages, but he was well generally marshalled after that. Had a couple of sniffs at goal but no clear opportunities to add to his tally for the season. Eventually replaced by Michy Batshuayi.
Subs
Reece James - 6
Brought on to give Chelsea more attacking threat from full-back. Got forward well, showed composure on the ball and survived a City penalty shout when he tangled with Aguero.
Michy Batshuayi - 5
Didn't get much of a kick after coming on for Abraham.
Mason Mount - 6
Sent a superbly hit free-kick narrowly wide from 30 yards out in stoppage time.


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A dilbert.com to RSS gateway would be nice, too.
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Constructor
new zbCulture(code, monthList, shortMonthList, dayOfWeekList, shortDayOfWeekList, ordinalDayList, am, pm, longDateTime, shortDateTime, longDate, shortDate, longTime, shortTime, firstDayOfWeek)
Create a zbCulture object with locale related settings.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
code |
string | The culture code (en-GB for example). |
monthList |
Array.<string> | A list of month names, from January to December. |
shortMonthList |
Array.<string> | A list of short month names, from Jan to Dec. |
dayOfWeekList |
Array.<string> | A list of days of the week names, from Sunday to Saturday. |
shortDayOfWeekList |
Array.<string> | A list of short of days of the week names. from Sun to Sat. |
ordinalDayList |
Array.<string> | A list of the st,nd,rd,th parts of the day of the month. Must be 31 items long and in lower case. |
am |
string | The AM text. |
pm |
string | The PM text. |
longDateTime |
string | The long date time format. |
shortDateTime |
string | The short date time format. |
longDate |
string | The long date format. |
shortDate |
string | The short date format. |
longTime |
string | The long time format. |
shortTime |
string | The short time format. |
firstDayOfWeek |
zbDayOfWeek | The first day of the week. |
Members
(static) default :string
Set the default culture.
Type:
- string
(static) default :zbCulture
Gets the default culture object.
Type:
am :string
Gets the AM text.
Type:
- string
code :string
Gets the culture's code. This is normally formatted as lanuage-country.
Type:
- string
dayOfWeekList :Array.<string>
Gets the list of day of week names. Sunday is item 0, Saturday is item 6.
Type:
- Array.<string>
firstDayOfWeek :zbDayOfWeek
Gets the first day of the week.
Type:
longDate :string
Gets the format of the long date.
Type:
- string
longDateTime :string
Gets the format of the long date time.
Type:
- string
longTime :string
Gets the format of the long time.
Type:
- string
monthList :Array.<string>
Gets the list of month names. January is item 0, December is item 11.
Type:
- Array.<string>
ordinalDayList :Array.<string>
Gets the list of the st,nd,rd,th parts of the day of the month.
Type:
- Array.<string>
pm :string
Gets the PM text.
Type:
- string
shortDate :string
Gets the format of the short date.
Type:
- string
shortDateTime :string
Gets the format of the short date time.
Type:
- string
shortDayOfWeekList :Array.<string>
Gets the list of short day of week names. Sun is item 0, Sat is item 6.
Type:
- Array.<string>
shortMonthList :Array.<string>
Gets the list of short month names. Jan is item 0, Dec is item 11.
Type:
- Array.<string>
shortTime :string
Gets the format of the short time.
Type:
- string
Methods
(static) add(culture)
Add the given culture to the list of available cultures that can be used.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
culture |
zbCulture | The culture to add. |
(static) find(code) → {zbCulture}
Finds the culture from the to the list of available cultures that match the given code.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
code |
string | The culture's code to search with. |
Returns:
The found culture, or null if not found.
- Type
- zbCulture


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Thousands gather on Beirut's streets for anti-government protest
Protesters gathered at Martyrs' Square following smaller demonstration earlier in the day supporting President Aoun.
Tens of thousands of Lebanese protested on Sunday to keep up a nationwide street movement that has brought down the government, hours after a smaller rally of thousands was held to support the embattled president.
Unprecedented cross-sectarian demonstrations have gripped Lebanon since October 17, demanding a complete overhaul of a political system deemed inefficient and corrupt.
On Sunday evening, thousands of protesters streamed into the main square carrying Lebanese flags and a flurry of inventive slogans on placards, an AFP correspondent said.
More:
- Thousands rally in show of support for Lebanon President Aoun
- Lebanese President Aoun calls for 'non-sectarian' system
- Lebanon deadlock remains after PM quits
"Revolution," they cried to the rhythm of electronic beats in Martyrs' Square.
"All of them means all of them," they chanted, calling for political leaders from all sectarian stripes to step down.
They also called for a general strike on Monday to pressure political leaders.
The protest, the biggest since Tuesday when supporters of the powerful Hezbollah movement broke up the protest camp, followed a rally earlier in the day by supporters of Lebanon's president, held to counter anti-government protests that have paralysed the country for more than two weeks.
President Michel Aoun has been among the main targets of mass protests that aim to sweep from power Lebanon's entire sectarian and political elite.
Prime Minister Saad Hariri resigned last week, meeting a key demand of the protesters, but will stay on in the role of caretaker prime minister until a new government is formed.
However, Hezbollah and its allies, who dominate the government, have held their ground without offering any concrete proposals to meet the protesters' demands.
'Change is in hands of the people'
Abir Murad, 37, had come especially from the northern city of Tripoli to take part in Sunday's protests.
"We are all united against the leaders … who haven't changed anything in this country," she said. "We came to say that change is now in the hands of the people."
Draped in white sheets, three demonstrators staged a mock execution of the grievances that pushed them down into the street. Nooses around their limp necks, they bore signs referring to corruption, sectarianism, and the 1975-90 civil war.
Demonstrators shout slogans at a feminist march during ongoing anti-government protests in Beirut [Andres Martinez Casares/Reuters]
Protesters in the capital shouted in support of Shia-majority areas such as Tyre, the stronghold of the Hezbollah movement, which has urged its backers not to protest.
"Tyre, Tyre, Tyre. We're rising up for you," they chanted.
Despite Hezbollah's warnings, protests were also staged in the southern city itself, the National News Agency reported.
People also took to the street in Sunni-majority Sidon and the northern city of Tripoli.
Lebanon had come to a standstill for around two weeks until the cabinet resigned on Tuesday, after which protest roadblocks were lifted and banks re-opened.
Protests temporarily petered out as rain hit the capital, but activists vowed to fight on until the rest of their demands were met.
Protesters have called for an end to Aoun's tenure, as well as a drastic change to a political system dominated by the same figures and families since the end of the civil war.
Earlier in Beirut, hundreds of men and women took part in a feminist march from the national museum towards the main square.
"Our revolution is feminist," read a banner carried by marchers.
"Speak up, end male chauvinism," protesters chanted to the rhythm of drums.
Sarah Bukhari, 28, said she was there to demand equality.
"It's so important there is real social justice and that women's demands be heard," she said.


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