Console and Bounciness¶
We can press up (repeatedly) to move our player up, and with gravity, the player comes back down. Wouldn’t it be cool if, when the player hits the bottom, they bounce a little?
Let’s add bounciness and also show how to use a Python console at a breakpoint.
Objectives¶
- Use the Python Console at a breakpoint, including ipython
Steps¶
Terminate the game, if it is running, and make sure you have no breakpoints set.
Edit
game.py
to have the following:1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82
from random import randrange import arcade SCREEN_WIDTH = 600 SCREEN_HEIGHT = 600 MOVEMENT_SPEED = 5 GRAVITY = 0.3 BOUNCINESS = 0.5 class Coin(arcade.Sprite): pass class Player(arcade.Sprite): def update(self): self.change_y -= GRAVITY self.center_x += self.change_x self.center_y += self.change_y if self.left < 0: self.left = 0 elif self.right > SCREEN_WIDTH - 1: self.right = SCREEN_WIDTH - 1 if self.bottom < 0: self.bottom = 0 if self.change_y < 0: self.change_y *= -BOUNCINESS elif self.top > SCREEN_HEIGHT - 1: self.top = SCREEN_HEIGHT - 1 class MyGame(arcade.Window): def __init__(self, width, height, title): super().__init__(width, height, title) arcade.set_background_color(arcade.color.WHEAT) self.player = Player('player.png', 0.5) self.player.center_y = 20 self.all_sprites_list = arcade.SpriteList() self.all_sprites_list.append(self.player) for i in range(20): coin = Coin('coin.png', 0.2) coin.center_x = randrange(SCREEN_WIDTH) coin.center_y = randrange(SCREEN_HEIGHT) self.all_sprites_list.append(coin) def on_draw(self): arcade.start_render() self.all_sprites_list.draw() def update(self, delta_time): self.all_sprites_list.update() def on_key_press(self, key, modifiers): if key == arcade.key.UP: self.player.change_y = MOVEMENT_SPEED elif key == arcade.key.LEFT: self.player.change_x = -MOVEMENT_SPEED elif key == arcade.key.RIGHT: self.player.change_x = MOVEMENT_SPEED def on_key_release(self, key, modifiers): if key == arcade.key.UP: pass elif key == arcade.key.LEFT or key == arcade.key.RIGHT: self.player.change_x = 0 def main(): game = MyGame(SCREEN_WIDTH, SCREEN_HEIGHT, 'Coin Game') arcade.run() return game if __name__ == '__main__': main()
- Line 9. Add a constant to control how much to “bounce” when hitting the bottom.
- Lines 29-30. If you go past the bottom, apply some bounciness to the Y position until your change in Y reaches 0.
Debug at breakpoint. Set a breakpoint on line 30 (
self.change_y *= -BOUNCINESS
) and click to restart the game under the debugger. Execution stops at that line.Switch to console. The debugger tool window is on the
Debugger
tool tab. Click the other tab, labelledConsole
, to open the console tab.Show Python Prompt. Click the show Python prompt button in the debugger console tool window.
Enter expression. Type in
self.change_y
and press enter to get the value at that line of execution. This means we are moving down.Press up then down arrows. The console has history, which you can access with the up/down arrows.
Get the multiple. Enter
self.change_y * -BOUNCINESS
to see what would be the value of the assignment on that line. We would bounce up.Resume. Click the resume button a few times.
Look at new value. Press up arrow twice to see
self.change_y
and its new value.
PyCharm’s console is useful, but ipython
is much more featured. We can
use it by simply installing the package. If present in the virtual
environment, PyCharm will use it.
- Open settings/preferences.
Ctrl+Alt+S
on Windows,Cmd-,
on macOS. - Interpreter. Go to
Project | Project Interpreter
. - Install package. Click the
+
then type inipython
. ClickInstall Package
. When done, dismiss the dialog and clickOK
to close settings/preferences. - Rerun. Click the debugger’s re-run button .
- Prompt. Click the
Console
tab again, and click the show Python prompt button . - Use ipython. Note that the prompt is now
In[1]:
which is the ipython prompt. - Clear and terminate. Clear your breakpoint and click the terminate button .
What’s Going On¶
In the previous section, we did interactive Python at a breakpoint by
using the Evaluate Expression
dialog. Some people prefer the familiar
Python prompt, which PyCharm can give you under the “Console” tab where
we send the stdout for the program being debugged.
While PyCharm’s built-in prompt has the basic features, ipython
is very
advanced and actively developed. Experienced developers are used to it, so
PyCharm supports it (both here in the debugger and in the Python Console
tab.)


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This article describes a project that I recently completed for a startup company. The code is proprietary and cannot be published but the company has graciously allowed me to write about my experience.
There’s no need to introduce the Amazon Elastic Computing Cloud (EC2) since everyone knows about it by now. In essence, EC2 allows you to rent computing power by the hour. That hour is just $0.10 which works out to about $70 per month. The virtual server that Amazon provides is called an instance. The important bit is that you are completely in control of the operating system that the instance runs and the software installed on it.
Amazon lets you run scores of instances at any given time. Major benefits are realized when EC2 instances work as a cluster, though. Think of GoogleBot, a page crawler that indexes your site’s content. Such a crawler would surely benefit from being run on as many machines as possible, all indexing different pages and working in parallel. Once the crawler is finished, you can shut the machines down until next time.
Amazon does not provide tools to cluster your instances or replicate data among them. This is a task that Erlang copes with extremely well so Amazon EC2 and Erlang are a match made in haven!
How do you start with Erlang and EC2? You need to build a Linux image that runs Erlang upon startup and automatically starts a new Erlang node. This node should then contact an existing Erlang node to join your Erlang cluster.
CEAN is a great way to set up the necessary components of Erlang on your new instance. Set up CEAN and have it install just the Erlang applications that you need. Create a script that will run Erlang when Linux starts. Make sure to adjust $HOME in this script and set $PROGNAME to start.sh in cean/start.sh. Use cean:install/1 to pull in the inets and sasl packages. You will likely need the compiler package as well.
The EC2 API lets you pass arguments to your newly started instance and these arguments can be retrieved by your Erlang code. One of the arguments you absolutely must pass is the name of an existing instance that is already part of your Erlang cluster. By connecting to Erlang running on the existing instance your new node will automatically become aware of the rest of the cluster.
The software available to your instance is normally part of your instance image. It’s quite cumbersome to rebuild an image every time you deploy a software update, though. It’s much better to push software updates to your instances whenever an update is available. Note that these updates need to be pushed to every instance in your Erlang cluster and reloaded every time an instance restarts. Fortunately, Erlang makes all this easy.
The boot server facility is probably one of the least documented and appreciated pieces of the Erlang infrastructure but one that comes in most handy here. A boot server enables Erlang nodes to fetch their configuration files and code from a central location, over the network. This neatly sidesteps the issue of pushing upgrades to your Erlang cluster. All you need to do is restart your instances one by one and have them fetch new software.
Note that you don’t need to physically restart the EC2 instances themselves. All you need to do is tell our Erlang nodes to reboot without exiting the VM. This is done using init:restart/0.
The Erlang boot server lives in the erlbootserver module and keeps a list of slave hosts authorized to connect to it. You can use man erlbootserver to read up on the boot server API.
The boot server will not have any hosts authorized to connect to it upon startup. A new EC2 instance that you are starting up needs to be added to the boot server slave list BEFORE you attempt to start an new Erlang node. This is easily accomplished by starting a “controller” node that will issue an RPC call to the boot server and add its own IP address to the boot server’s slave list.
Once the controller node adds the internal Amazon instance address to the boot server authorized slave list, it can start the worker node and safely exit. Now that the boot server knows about the new slave it will allow connection and the worker node will successfully fetch its software from the boot server.
The boot server and all the slave nodes must share the same Erlang cookie. The cookie is stored in ~/.erlang.cookie. All nodes must also share the same OTP version.
So long as all the nodes are part of the same EC2 security group we should be reasonably secure that no node outside of our group will be able to make use of our boot server. This security is also aided by the requirement that all Erlang nodes in the cluster must use the same cookie to talk to each other. It’s convenient to assign one of the existing instances as a boot server since it will then be within the EC2 security group.
I use a script like this to start slave nodes. The path specified is on the boot server.
#!/bin/sh
COOKIE=RRFJBVGLSOUPFLWVEYJP
BOOT=/Users/joelr/work/erlang/sync/ebin/diskless
HOST=<IP_ADDRESS>
ID=diskless
erl -name $ID -boot $BOOT -setcookie $COOKIE -id $ID -loader inet -hosts $HOST -mode embedded ${1+"$@"}
You will also need to create a boot file which must be created with full paths inside (local option to systools:make_script/2).
To build a boot file I use these two lines of Erlang:
code:add_path("./ebin").
systools:make_script("diskless", [local, {outdir, "./ebin"}]).
script files is made from rel and app files. boot files are made from script files.
Note that diskless is the same boot file name that is used in the shell script above. I’m assuming that it lives in ./ebin and so I add it to the code path for make_script to find it.
If everything is done correctly your new EC2 instances will now fetch their code from the boot sever upon startup and whenever you restart Erlang nodes running on them with init:restart/0.
I may not always be convenient to pull updates from the boot server. I will describe a push facility that I implemented in another post.


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To start off RIM & VMware have been working together for 2 years and it is officially supported on VMware. Together RIM & VMware have done many numerous and successful engagements running BES on VMware. The interesting thing is RIM runs their own BES on VMware for over 3 years now.
Today BES best practice is no more than 1k users per server and they are not very multi-core friendly. It is not cluster aware or have any HA built in. The new 5.0 version of BES is coming with some HA availability via replication at the application layer. One thing that has been seen in various engagements is if you put the BES servers on the same VMware Hosts as virtualized Exchange, there are noticable performance improvements.
The support options for BES do clearly state that they support on VMware ESX.
One of the big reasons to virtualize BES is that since it can not use multi-cores effectively the big 32 core boxes today are only able to use a fraction. By virtualizing BES can get significant consolidation. Then when doing the virtualization BES gets all the advantages of running virtual such as Test/Dev deployments and server consolidation and HA etc. Things that are well known and talked about already.
BES encourages template use to do rapid deployments. The gotcha is just what your company policies and rules are and can potentially save quite a bit of time. This presentation is really trying to show how to use VMware/Virtualization with BES for change management improvements, server maintenance, HA, component failures and other base vSphere technologies. VMware is looking towards using Fault Tolerance for their own BES servers.
BES is often not considered Tier 1 for DR events. Even though email is often the biggest thing needed to start working after a DR event to start communications. The reason is generally been seen due to the complexity and cost of DR.
The performance testing with the Alliance Team from VMware has been successfully done numerous times for the past couple of years. They have done testing at both RIM & VMware offices. The main goal of these efforts was to generate white papers and a reference architectures that are known to work. The testing was to use Exchange LoadGen & PERK load driver (BES testing driver). Part of this is how to scale outwith more VMs as the scale up is known.
The hardware was 8 cpus, Intel E5450 3Ghz, 16 G RAM and FAS3020 Netapp on vSphere 4 & BES 4.1.6. The 2k user test with 2 Exchange systems the results were 23% CPU utilization on 2 vCPU BES VMs. Latency numbers was under 10 ms. Nothing majorly wrong seen in the testing metrics. Going from ESX 3.5 to vSphere 4 was a 10-15% CPU reduction in the same workload tests. Adding in Hardware Assist for Memory saw what looks like another 3-5% reducting in CPU usage. In their high load testing when doing VMotion there is a small hiccup of about 10% increase in CPU utilization during the cut over period of the VMotion. This is well within the capacity available on the host and in the Guest OS.
Their recommendation is to do no more than 2k users on a 2vCPU VM. If you need more then add more VMs. Scales and performs well in this scale out architecture. Be sure you give the storage the number of spindles needed. The standard statement when talking about virtualization management.
The presenter then went into a couple of reference architecture designs. Small Business & Enterprise with a couple different varieties.
BES @ VMware. 3 physical locations, 6,500 Exchange users. 1k of them have 5G mailboxes and the default for the rest are 2G. BES has become pretty common. They run Exchange 2007 & Windows 2003 for AD & the Guest OS. Looks fairly straight forward.
4 prod BES VMS, 1 STandby BES VM, 1 Attachment BES VM and 1 BES dedicated Database VM. Done on 7 physical servers and 40 additional VM workloads on this cluster.


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9.10.16. sklearn.decomposition.sparse_encode_parallel¶
- sklearn.decomposition.sparse_encode_parallel(X, Y, gram=None, cov=None, algorithm='lasso_lars', n_nonzero_coefs=None, alpha=None, overwrite_gram=False, overwrite_cov=False, init=None, n_jobs=1)¶
Parallel sparse coding using joblib
Each column of the result is the solution to a Lasso problem.
Parameters : X: array of shape (n_samples, n_components) :
Dictionary against which to optimize the sparse code.
Y: array of shape (n_samples, n_features) :
Data matrix.
gram: array, shape=(n_components, n_components) :
Precomputed Gram matrix, X^T * X
cov: array, shape=(n_components, n_features) :
Precomputed covariance, X^T * Y
algorithm: {‘lasso_lars’, ‘lasso_cd’, ‘lars’, ‘omp’, ‘threshold’} :
lars: uses the least angle regression method (linear_model.lars_path) lasso_lars: uses Lars to compute the Lasso solution lasso_cd: uses the coordinate descent method to compute the Lasso solution (linear_model.Lasso). lasso_lars will be faster if the estimated components are sparse. omp: uses orthogonal matching pursuit to estimate the sparse solution threshold: squashes to zero all coefficients less than alpha from the projection X.T * Y
n_nonzero_coefs: int, 0.1 * n_features by default :
Number of nonzero coefficients to target in each column of the solution. This is only used by algorithm=’lars’ and algorithm=’omp’ and is overridden by alpha in the omp case.
alpha: float, 1. by default :
If algorithm=’lasso_lars’ or algorithm=’lasso_cd’, alpha is the penalty applied to the L1 norm. If algorithm=’threhold’, alpha is the absolute value of the threshold below which coefficients will be squashed to zero. If algorithm=’omp’, alpha is the tolerance parameter: the value of the reconstruction error targeted. In this case, it overrides n_nonzero_coefs.
init: array of shape (n_components, n_features) :
Initialization value of the sparse codes. Only used if algorithm=’lasso_cd’.
overwrite_gram: boolean, :
Whether to overwrite the precomputed Gram matrix.
overwrite_cov: boolean, :
Whether to overwrite the precomputed covariance matrix.
n_jobs: int, :
Number of parallel jobs to run.
Returns : code: array of shape (n_components, n_features) :
The sparse codes
See also
linear_model.lars_path, linear_model.orthogonal_mp, linear_model.Lasso


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VS just royally screwed me over again...so I figured that I could start a list of items that are a bit counter-intuitive with the IDE. If anyone else has some to add, please do.
1) Copying files between projects in the same solution within the IDE DOES NOT ACTUALLY COPY the files. Any changes made to any of the "shortcuts" will affect the file(s) that you were planning on not modifying. In order to copy the files you will need to do it with the actual file-system.
2) Even though VS2010 has installs the <initializer_list> header, it doesn't work and yields output similiar to this:
c:\program files\microsoft visual studio 10.0\vc\include\initializer_list(13): error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before ''template<''
Microsoft wrote:
As you probably know, we license our C++ Standard Library implementation from Dinkumware, whose master sources target many compilers. When we updated our implementation to the latest version of their master sources, we picked up their support for initializer lists in addition to rvalue references, forward_list, and so forth. Because we decided against implementing initializer lists in the VC10 compiler (due to time constraints, we picked 6 Core Language features to implement in VC10), I stripped out the support for initializer lists that had made it into our headers (it was protected by a macro that was never defined). Unfortunately, I simply forgot that we had picked up <initializer_list> itself. Oops.
I'm not sure if this is an exact working replica (as the conditions aren't quite the same as the strange behavior I found) but as you can see, we try and copy a non-copyable class which should error but won't. Instead, undefined behavior occurred, often causing strange things to happen with member_nccInstance. In a thread application in my case, this bug required me to use gcc, which won't compile this by default.
I have *quite* a few others that I've found myself using some rather lanky work around for. Although, I will say I sometimes do the same for GCC, credit for no one. Also, the next VC++ compiler may or may not be up to date with the C++0x draft. It's noted everywhere by there team although I at least hope they get initializer lists working.
I would like to add something simple, which most people are probably aware of but I thought I'd mention for those who are not. This is for people that are using C to make their libs for their C++ programs.
Be careful with Visual Studio when you are trying to compile code in C and not C++. Remember, the Visual C/C++ compiler is one program, not two (if I understand correctly). By default Visual Studio will try to compile in C++ even (sometimes) when you have your files named as .c and not .cpp.
To change your project's compile settings, do the following:
1. right click on your project
2. click properties
3. click on C/C++
4. click on advanced
5. set the property "compile as" to C Code (/TC)
6. rename your .cpp files to .c
This will force the IDE to compile in C and not C++.
By default Visual Studio will try to compile in C++ even (sometimes) when you have your files named as .c and not .cpp.
I've never seen this behavior. In fact, I've observed the exact opposite. If you add files with the proper extension, the IDE will correctly mark them as C, C++, or non-compilable.
Yes I believe in VS2010 they have corrected some bugs around that (it doesn't seem to happen to me either), but I have seen some people on rare occasions experiencing difficulties in VS2008.
So its always good to make sure the IDE is "forced" into doing what you want it to do.


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Vancouver Visit #2
I fell in love with Vancouver when I visited it the first time in 2017. When I visited this place again, it was during a period of stress and frustration. The Pacific Ocean, the Canadian Mountains, and the great British Columbia calmed my mind and let me forget about work and enjoy the gift nature has offered to us.
If you are visiting Vancouver for the first time, you can find my itinerary in an earlier post. For this visit, I rented a car (Jeep Wrangler) for 7 days and stayed at the Sheraon Wall Centre.
The first place I have to recommend is Sea-to-Sky Gondola. When I first heard about it, I simply thought it is a Gondola that takes you to the top of a mountain. It is much more than that. It does take you to a viewing platform which offers a great view to the Sky Pilot Mountain and Mt Habrich. You can also enjoy multiple well marked and maintained trails in the mountain. I easily spent 2-3 hours taking pictures and completing two easy trails. But you can take as much as you want to enjoy the breathtaking view.
The next place I recommend is the Sea-to-Sky Highway (Highway 99 West) and the surrounding areas near Whistler. You can access Whistler by Highway 99 West. Sea-to-Sky Gondola is a great midway stop on your way to Whistler. Unless you are a fan of skiing, the Olympic Village in Whistler is not worth a visit. It is a very commercial area with live music and hotels. However, the surrounding parks are peaceful and have great views.
Along Highway 99 West, there are marked viewing stops. Look for those signs and you will be rewarded with amazing views.
A quintessential thing to do in Vancouver is to climb the Grouse Grind, a hiking trail with 2,800 feet elevation gain. Unfortunately, it was closed for spring maintenance during my visit. So definitely check out its opening hours before you plan the visit.
A few other places I visited are Horseshoe Bay, Capilano River Regional Park, Gold Ear Park, and Lighthouse Park. I witnessed a wedding happening in Capilano River Regional Park.  That was a fantastic location for a wedding!


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This is a basic dataTable comprising several columns. Each
row represents an inventory item. Each column represents an
inventory item property.
Two dataPaginator components have been added, each illustrating
a typical use case, the first being a graphical interface with
image buttons for the user to change the current page, and the
second textually representing the paging information available
from the various var properties.


| java.lang.Object | ||
| ↳ | com.shinobicontrols.charts.SeriesStyle | |
| ↳ | com.shinobicontrols.charts.DonutSeriesStyle |
Visual style properties for DonutSeries
.
If you make any styling changes after the chart has been displayed, you should
call chart.redrawChart().
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Gets whether the ‘slices’ of the series are annotated with labels.
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Gets the outline (the 'crust') color for a slice in the series.
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Gets the fill (the 'flavor') color for a slice in the series.
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This method is deprecated.
As of v1.4, use #getRadialEffect() instead.
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Gets the thickness of the outline, or ‘crust’, of a slice.
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Gets the initial rotation of the series, in radians.
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Gets the background color of the labels annotating the series.
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Gets the text color used in the labels annotating the series.
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The size of the text for labels, in scaled pixels.
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Gets the type face used in the labels annotating the series.
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Gets the amount by which the slice slides out from the centre.
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Gets the visual appearance of the series, either flat, bevelled or
rounded.
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Gets whether the outline or ‘crust’ of a slice is to be shown.
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Gets whether the inside a slice is filled or ‘flavored’.
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This method is deprecated.
As of v1.4, use #setRadialEffect(PieDonutSeries.RadialEffect) instead.
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Sets the outline (the 'crust') colors to use when displaying slices.
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Sets whether the outline or ‘crust’ of a slice is to be shown.
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Sets the thickness of the outline, or ‘crust’, of a slice.
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Sets the fill (the 'flavor') colors to use when displaying slices.
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Sets whether the inside a slice is filled or ‘flavored’.
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Sets the initial rotation of the series, in radians.
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Sets the background color of the labels annotating the series.
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Sets the text color used in the labels annotating the series.
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Sets the text size used in the labels annotating the series.
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Sets the font used in the labels annotating the series.
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Sets whether the ‘slices’ of the series are annotated with labels.
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Sets the visual appearance of the series, either flat, beveled or
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Gets whether the ‘slices’ of the series are annotated with labels.
Gets the outline (the 'crust') color for a slice in the series.
Note: Crust colors will wrap around if there are more slices than crust colors.
| index | a slice on the series. |
|---|
Gets the fill (the 'flavor') color for a slice in the series.
Note: Flavor colors will wrap around if there are more slices than flavor colors.
| index | a slice on the series. |
|---|
This method is deprecated.
As of v1.4, use #getRadialEffect() instead.
Gets the visual appearance of the series, either flat, beveled or rounded.
RadialSeries.RadialEffect
value representing the visual appearance.Gets the thickness of the outline, or ‘crust’, of a slice.
Gets the initial rotation of the series, in radians. The first data point in the series is drawn from this angle.
Gets the background color of the labels annotating the series.
Gets the text color used in the labels annotating the series.
The size of the text for labels, in scaled pixels.
Gets the type face used in the labels annotating the series.
Typeface
representing the type face
used for labels.Gets the amount by which the slice slides out from the centre. The protrusion is expressed as a proportion of the space available in the chart's plot area
Gets the visual appearance of the series, either flat, bevelled or rounded.
Gets whether the outline or ‘crust’ of a slice is to be shown.

This method is deprecated.
As of v1.4, use #setRadialEffect(PieDonutSeries.RadialEffect) instead.
Sets the visual appearance of the series, either flat, beveled or rounded.
| radialEffect | a RadialSeries.RadialEffect value representing the visual
appearance. |
|---|
Sets the outline (the 'crust') colors to use when displaying slices.
Note: Crust colors will wrap around if there are more slices than crust colors.
| crustColors | an array of colors. |
|---|
Sets whether the outline or ‘crust’ of a slice is to be shown.
| crustShown | whether to show the crust of a slice. |
|---|
Sets the thickness of the outline, or ‘crust’, of a slice.
| crustThickness | the crust thickness value for the series. |
|---|
Sets the fill (the 'flavor') colors to use when displaying slices.
Note: Flavor colors will wrap around if there are more slices than flavor colors.
| flavorColors | an array of colors. |
|---|
Sets whether the inside a slice is filled or ‘flavored’.
| flavorShown | whether to show the flavor of a slice. |
|---|
Sets the initial rotation of the series, in radians. The first data point in the series is drawn from this angle.
| initialRotation | the initial rotation value of the series. |
|---|
Sets the background color of the labels annotating the series.
| labelBackgroundColor | the label background color. |
|---|
Sets the text color used in the labels annotating the series.
| labelTextColor | the label font color. |
|---|
Sets the text size used in the labels annotating the series.
| labelTextSize | The size to use for the text in the labels, in scaled pixels. |
|---|
Sets the font used in the labels annotating the series.
| labelTypeface | A Typeface representing the
type face used for labels. |
|---|
Sets whether the ‘slices’ of the series are annotated with labels.
| labelsShown | whether to show slice labels. |
|---|
Sets the amount by which the slice slides out from the centre. The protrusion is expressed as a proportion of the space available in the chart's plot area
| protrusion | the protrusion value for the series. |
|---|
Sets the visual appearance of the series, either flat, beveled or rounded.
| radialEffect | a RadialEffect value representing the visual appearance. |
|---|


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| @messages("label.item") | @messages("label.customs") | @messages("label.excise_val") | @messages("label.vat") |
|---|---|---|---|
| @messages(item.metadata.description) | £@formatMonetaryValue(item.calculation.customs) | £@formatMonetaryValue(item.calculation.excise) | £@formatMonetaryValue(item.calculation.vat) |


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Basic operations¶
This section describes how to perform basic operations with the metadata tools.
Loading, saving and printing¶
The data in the XML defaults file can be loaded into memory using the following command.
defaultsTree = loadXMLDefaultsTree('filename')
The object returned is a tree containing the defaults data based on the class XMLDefaultsNode.
An existing defaults tree, based on the XMLDefaultsNode class, can be saved to an XML file with this method.
defaultsTree.write('filename')
The defaults tree, defaultsTree, can be printed to the Matlab command window as follows:
defaultsTree.print()
The result of the this command will be a printed display of all elements in the tree and their attributes indented by depth in the tree.
The current values for all elements of the tree can be prined to the command window the command
defaultsTree.printValues()
The printValues method only shows the value for each elements in the tree and does not display the element’s attributes.
Setting values¶
Values for the metadata may be set in the defaults tree using a path string consisting of the unique element names from the root element to the desired leaf element in the tree.
A path string of unique names is required as the defaults tree may have more than one element with a given name at the same depth [1] in the tree. When this occurs elements with the same name which occur at the same depth in the tree are numbered sequentially to give them unique name. The unique name is created by appending an ‘_n’ to the name of the element where the n is the order of occurrence of the element with this name at this depth in the tree.
For example, consider a defaults tree with two elements named apparatus at a depth equal to 2 in the defaults tree. The unique names for the elements will be ‘apparauts_1’ and ‘apparatus_2’ based on their order of occurrence in the XML file.
A path string of unique names is simply a string containing the unique names of the elements separated by a period ‘.’. Note, the name of the root element is not included in the path string. :w
For example, suppose the defaults tree contains an element named “temperature” which is a child of the element “apparatus” which in turn is a child of the root element. The path string of unique names from the root element to the “temperature” element is given by
'apparatus.temperature'
In order to set the value of the temperature element in the defaults tree, defaultsTree, to a value of 23.0 the following command could be used
defaultsTree.setValueByPathString('apparatus.temperature', 23.0)
Similarly, to set the value of an element in the defaults tree, defaultsTree, specified by the path string, pathString, to the value, value, the following command would be used.
defaultsTree.setValueByPathString(pathString, value)
Querying the defaults tree¶
The defaults tree maybe queried to determine if all values which are required have been given a nonempty value. This is done via the hasValuesNeeded method as follows:
test = defaultsTree.hasValuesNeeded()
This method returns true or false based on whether or not all required values have a nonempty value. By default the hasValuesNeeded method checks values of all entry types. However, an optional argument, entryType, can be passed to the method in order filter the results by the desired entry type. The allowed values for the entryType argument are: ‘all’, ‘acquire’, and ‘manual’.
Thus the command
test = defaultsTree.hasValuesNeeded('manual')
will return true or false depending on whether or not all required values to entry type ‘manual’ have nonempty values.
The getValuesNeeded method can be used to get a cell array of path strings to all elements that have a required value which is empty. Similar, to the hasValuesNeeded method it can take an optional argument which filters the return values by entry type. The getValuesNeeded method can be used as follows:
valueNeeded = defaultsTree.getValuesNeeded(entryType)
Finally, the tree can be queried to get a cell array of path strings to all values which need to be acquired by the computer. The method for this is getValuesToAcquire and it is used as follows:
valuesToAcquire = defaultsTree.getValuesToAcquire()
Creating metadata tree¶
After all of the required values in the defaults tree have been set the metadata tree can be created using the following command:
metadata = createXMLMetaData(defaultsTree)
This function returns a tree containing the metatdata based on the XMLDataNode class.


ynaecology or gynecology (see spelling differences) is the medical practice dealing with the health of the female reproductive systems (vagina, uterus, and ovaries) and the breasts. Outside medicine, the term means "the science of women". Its counterpart is andrology, which deals with medical issues specific to the male reproductive system.
Almost all modern gynaecologists are also obstetricians (see obstetrics and gynaecology). In many areas, the specialities of gynaecology and obstetrics overlap.
The word "gynaecology" comes from the oblique stem (γυναικ-) of Greek γυνή (gyne), "woman", and -logia, "study".


Wikki tourists draw goalless with hosts Kano Pillars FC
by The Eagle OnlineKano Pillars Football Club remained in the bottom of the table in the Nigeria Professional Football League after they were held to a 0-0 draw by visiting Wikki tourists FC of Bauchi.
News Agency of Nigeria reports that the draw was in a Match Day 5 fixture and was played at the Sani Abacha Stadium located in Kano metropolis.
The host looked more determined to gain a win and they put up a good performance throughout the game but were not able to make it.
Kano Pillars made two changes in the second half and every effort to score proved abortive as the visitors defended tenaciously.
After the match, Pillars Coach, Ibrahim Musa said that his side played very well but could not score.
He said that they would put up more effort in order to win their away match against Plateau United.
News Agency of Nigeria reports that Pillars were asked to play three home games behind closed doors by LMC following disturbances against Enugu Rangers in Lagos.
The management of the club also gave three match ultimatum to the technical crew of the club last week after loosing at home to Lobi stars.
After the ultimatum, Pillars lost 1-0 to Jigawa Golden Stars and played goalless draw with Wikki Tourists.
Pillars, who now have two points from three matches played so far and occupy 17th position in the league table, will play against Plateau United next weekend in Plateau.
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James Argent and Gemma Collins 'vow to lose weight before trying for baby'
And they want to get married next spring
by Richard BellReality stars Gemma Collins and James Argent have reportedly vowed to lose weight as they try for a baby and prepare to tie the knot.
A source close to the couple claimed the former TOWIE favourites are "in the happiest place" at the moment and are hoping to have "a big spring wedding".
The insider also claimed the pair want to "start trying for a family" over the next few months.
Read more: Fans praise 'skinny' Gemma Collins but she admits to being back on the 'Maccy Ds'
They told The Sun: "Gemma and Arg are both in the happiest place they've been in a long time and finally feel as if they can start planning their future together.
"Gemma's gushed to pals how Arg is close to putting a ring on her finger and they've even been discussing having a big spring wedding so they can start trying for a family in the next few months.
"He's promised he won't let her down again and wants to get at least 6st off before they tie the knot so he can look and feel his best and be in shape for their baby."
ED! contacted Gemma and Arg's reps for comment.
The publication reported that since 2012, the couple's joint weight has fluctuated by 39st.
But Gemma has wowed fans on social media in recent weeks with snaps showing off her three-stone weight loss.
The former Dancing On Ice star shared one photo in particular that fans flooded with compliments about her figure.
The pic, posted on Instagram, showed The GC in an item from her new plus-size range - a stylish, metallic silver dress with an off-the-shoulder design and split on the thigh.
Read more: Gemma Collins' CBB pal brands her 'a nightmare' who 'gets on his nerves'
Gemma is now reportedly hoping to lose another three stone by Christmas.
The reality star is said to have been using weight loss injections to help her shed the pounds and wants to continue losing weight so she can have her boobs reduced.
Arg, meanwhile, revealed his health fears over his weight and worried he might "die" if he doesn't shed the pounds.
He admitted fears he could "become ill or die" if he doesn't change his lifestyle after ballooning to 24 stone ahead of his stint on Channel 4 show Sink or Swim.
Leave us a comment on our Facebook page @EntertainmentDailyFix and let us know what you think of this story.


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At AFA we use modern training techniques and tools to create training programs and coaching sessions geared towards optimising player development.
The training programs are geared towards developing the best outcome for the players during the various phases of the season.
The preseason program is ideal for players who are seeking to get into optimum condition for the upcoming start of the competitive season, Focus is provided on executing skills with speed, agility and quickness with and without the ball. In conjunction with your personal and team based activities players can expect to be technically and physically sharper, tactically aware of positional play and motivated and ready to compete.
The mid-season program is targeted towards players who are eager to maintain peak performance whilst refining all individual skill development areas. Sessions are focused on lots of game-centred attacking and defensive drills simulating real game environments.
The offseason program provides and opportunity for the player to acquire and develop new and advanced skills across the foundational areas of ball mastery, passing, receiving, Feints and turns, shooting and defending. Individual tactical development is also addressed with players learning how and when to utilize the skills in game simulation. Training comprises Lots of 1v1, 2v2 and small sided games.


Access proxy for symmetric, square matrices with numeric element types.The NumericProxy provides controlled access to the elements of a non-const symmetric matrix with numeric element type (e.g. integral values, floating point values, and complex values). It guarantees that a modification of element of the accessed matrix is also applied to element . The following example illustrates this by means of a dense symmetric matrix:
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#include <NumericProxy.h>
Inherits blaze::Proxy< NumericProxy< MT > >.
template<typename MT>
class blaze::NumericProxy< MT >
Access proxy for symmetric, square matrices with numeric element types.
The NumericProxy provides controlled access to the elements of a non-const symmetric matrix with numeric element type (e.g. integral values, floating point values, and complex values). It guarantees that a modification of element of the accessed matrix is also applied to element . The following example illustrates this by means of a dense symmetric matrix:
A(0,2) = -2;
A(1,1) = 3;
A(1,2) = 5;
◆ NumericProxy() [1/2]
Initialization constructor for a NumericProxy.
- Parameters
-
| matrix | Reference to the adapted matrix. |
| row | The row-index of the accessed matrix element. |
| column | The column-index of the accessed matrix element. |
◆ NumericProxy() [2/2]
The copy constructor for NumericProxy.
- Parameters
-
| np | Numeric proxy to be copied. |
◆ clear()
Clearing the represented element.
- Returns
- void
This function clears the element represented by the proxy to its default initial state.
◆ get()
Returning the value of the accessed matrix element.
- Returns
- Direct/raw reference to the accessed matrix element.
◆ imag() [1/2]
Returns the imaginary part of the represented complex number.
- Returns
- The current imaginary part of the represented complex number.
In case the proxy represents a complex number, this function returns the current value of its imaginary part.
◆ imag() [2/2]
Setting the imaginary part of the represented complex number.
- Parameters
-
| value | The new value for the imaginary part. |
- Returns
- void
In case the proxy represents a complex number, this function sets a new value to its imaginary part.
◆ invert()
In-place inversion of the represented element.
- Returns
- void
◆ operator ConstReference()
Conversion to the accessed matrix element.
- Returns
- Direct/raw reference to the accessed matrix element.
◆ operator%=()
template<typename MT>
template<typename T >
Modulo assignment to the accessed matrix element.
- Parameters
-
| value | The right-hand side value for the modulo operation. |
- Returns
- Reference to the assigned proxy.
◆ operator*=()
template<typename MT>
template<typename T >
Multiplication assignment to the accessed matrix element.
- Parameters
-
| value | The right-hand side value for the multiplication. |
- Returns
- Reference to the assigned proxy.
◆ operator+=()
template<typename MT>
template<typename T >
Addition assignment to the accessed matrix element.
- Parameters
-
| value | The right-hand side value to be added to the matrix element. |
- Returns
- Reference to the assigned proxy.
◆ operator-=()
template<typename MT>
template<typename T >
Subtraction assignment to the accessed matrix element.
- Parameters
-
| value | The right-hand side value to be subtracted from the matrix element. |
- Returns
- Reference to the assigned proxy.
◆ operator->() [1/2]
Direct access to the represented matrix element.
- Returns
- Pointer to the represented matrix element.
◆ operator->() [2/2]
Direct access to the represented matrix element.
- Returns
- Pointer to the represented matrix element.
◆ operator/=()
template<typename MT>
template<typename T >
Division assignment to the accessed matrix element.
- Parameters
-
| value | The right-hand side value for the division. |
- Returns
- Reference to the assigned proxy.
◆ operator=() [1/2]
Copy assignment operator for NumericProxy.
- Parameters
-
| np | Numeric proxy to be copied. |
- Returns
- Reference to the assigned proxy.
◆ operator=() [2/2]
template<typename MT>
template<typename T >
Assignment to the accessed matrix element.
- Parameters
-
| value | The new value of the matrix element. |
- Returns
- Reference to the assigned proxy.
◆ real() [1/2]
Returns the real part of the represented complex number.
- Returns
- The current real part of the represented complex number.
In case the proxy represents a complex number, this function returns the current value of its real part.
◆ real() [2/2]
Setting the real part of the represented complex number.
- Parameters
-
| value | The new value for the real part. |
- Returns
- void
In case the proxy represents a complex number, this function sets a new value to its real part.
◆ reset()
Reset the represented element to its default initial value.
- Returns
- void
This function resets the element represented by the proxy to its default initial value.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Heavy smoke covers Sydney as bushfires rage across the region
by Naveel KrishantHeavy smoke has covered Australia's largest city, Sydney, as scores of bushfires rage across the region.
Officials say strong winds brought smoke overnight from an inland blaze north of the city, pushing Sydney's air quality to beyond "hazardous" levels.
On social media, locals described waking up to hazy skies and the stench of smoke in their homes.
About five million people live in the state capital of New South Wales, which has been affected for weeks by fires.
Six people have died in bushfires in the north of the state since October.


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| 1 | /* |
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| 2 | * Copyright 2002-2006 The Apache Software Foundation. |
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| 3 | * |
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| 4 | * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); |
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| 5 | * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. |
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| 6 | * You may obtain a copy of the License at |
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| 7 | * |
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| 8 | * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 |
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| 9 | * |
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| 10 | * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software |
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| 11 | * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, |
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| 12 | * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. |
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| 13 | * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and |
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| 14 | * limitations under the License. |
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| 15 | */ |
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| 16 | /* Generated By:JJTree: Do not edit this line. JJTParserState.java */ |
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| 17 | ||
| 18 | package org.apache.commons.jexl.parser; |
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| 19 | ||
| 20 | import java.util.Stack; |
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| 21 | ||
| 22 | class JJTParserState { |
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| 23 | private final Stack nodes; |
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| 24 | ||
| 25 | private final Stack marks; |
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| 26 | ||
| 27 | private int sp; // number of nodes on stack |
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| 28 | ||
| 29 | private int mk; // current mark |
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| 30 | ||
| 31 | private boolean node_created; |
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| 32 | ||
| 33 | 14 | JJTParserState() { |
| 34 | 14 | nodes = new Stack(); |
| 35 | 14 | marks = new Stack(); |
| 36 | 14 | sp = 0; |
| 37 | 14 | mk = 0; |
| 38 | 14 | } |
| 39 | ||
| 40 | /* |
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| 41 | * Determines whether the current node was actually closed and pushed. This |
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| 42 | * should only be called in the final user action of a node scope. |
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| 43 | */ |
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| 44 | boolean nodeCreated() { |
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| 45 | 0 | return node_created; |
| 46 | } |
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| 47 | ||
| 48 | /* |
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| 49 | * Call this to reinitialize the node stack. It is called automatically by |
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| 50 | * the parser's ReInit() method. |
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| 51 | */ |
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| 52 | void reset() { |
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| 53 | 288 | nodes.removeAllElements(); |
| 54 | 288 | marks.removeAllElements(); |
| 55 | 288 | sp = 0; |
| 56 | 288 | mk = 0; |
| 57 | 288 | } |
| 58 | ||
| 59 | /* |
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| 60 | * Returns the root node of the AST. It only makes sense to call this after |
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| 61 | * a successful parse. |
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| 62 | */ |
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| 63 | Node rootNode() { |
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| 64 | 0 | return (Node) nodes.elementAt(0); |
| 65 | } |
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| 66 | ||
| 67 | /* Pushes a node on to the stack. */ |
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| 68 | void pushNode(Node n) { |
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| 69 | 2424 | nodes.push(n); |
| 70 | 2424 | ++sp; |
| 71 | 2424 | } |
| 72 | ||
| 73 | /* |
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| 74 | * Returns the node on the top of the stack, and remove it from the stack. |
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| 75 | */ |
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| 76 | Node popNode() { |
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| 77 | 2142 | if (--sp < mk) { |
| 78 | 0 | mk = ((Integer) marks.pop()).intValue(); |
| 79 | } |
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| 80 | 2142 | return (Node) nodes.pop(); |
| 81 | } |
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| 82 | ||
| 83 | /* Returns the node currently on the top of the stack. */ |
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| 84 | Node peekNode() { |
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| 85 | 0 | return (Node) nodes.peek(); |
| 86 | } |
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| 87 | ||
| 88 | /* |
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| 89 | * Returns the number of children on the stack in the current node scope. |
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| 90 | */ |
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| 91 | int nodeArity() { |
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| 92 | 2150 | return sp - mk; |
| 93 | } |
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| 94 | ||
| 95 | void clearNodeScope(Node n) { |
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| 96 | 22 | while (sp > mk) { |
| 97 | 2 | popNode(); |
| 98 | } |
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| 99 | 10 | mk = ((Integer) marks.pop()).intValue(); |
| 100 | 10 | } |
| 101 | ||
| 102 | void openNodeScope(Node n) { |
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| 103 | 2434 | marks.push(new Integer(mk)); |
| 104 | 2434 | mk = sp; |
| 105 | 2434 | n.jjtOpen(); |
| 106 | 2434 | } |
| 107 | ||
| 108 | /* |
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| 109 | * A definite node is constructed from a specified number of children. That |
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| 110 | * number of nodes are popped from the stack and made the children of the |
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| 111 | * definite node. Then the definite node is pushed on to the stack. |
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| 112 | */ |
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| 113 | void closeNodeScope(Node n, int num) { |
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| 114 | 274 | mk = ((Integer) marks.pop()).intValue(); |
| 115 | 1065 | while (num-- > 0) { |
| 116 | 517 | Node c = popNode(); |
| 117 | 517 | c.jjtSetParent(n); |
| 118 | 517 | n.jjtAddChild(c, num); |
| 119 | } |
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| 120 | 274 | n.jjtClose(); |
| 121 | 274 | pushNode(n); |
| 122 | 274 | node_created = true; |
| 123 | 274 | } |
| 124 | ||
| 125 | /* |
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| 126 | * A conditional node is constructed if its condition is true. All the nodes |
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| 127 | * that have been pushed since the node was opened are made children of the |
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| 128 | * the conditional node, which is then pushed on to the stack. If the |
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| 129 | * condition is false the node is not constructed and they are left on the |
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| 130 | * stack. |
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| 131 | */ |
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| 132 | void closeNodeScope(Node n, boolean condition) { |
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| 133 | 2150 | if (condition) { |
| 134 | 2150 | int a = nodeArity(); |
| 135 | 2150 | mk = ((Integer) marks.pop()).intValue(); |
| 136 | 5923 | while (a-- > 0) { |
| 137 | 1623 | Node c = popNode(); |
| 138 | 1623 | c.jjtSetParent(n); |
| 139 | 1623 | n.jjtAddChild(c, a); |
| 140 | } |
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| 141 | 2150 | n.jjtClose(); |
| 142 | 2150 | pushNode(n); |
| 143 | 2150 | node_created = true; |
| 144 | } else { |
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| 145 | 0 | mk = ((Integer) marks.pop()).intValue(); |
| 146 | 0 | node_created = false; |
| 147 | } |
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| 148 | 2150 | } |
| 149 | } |
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An automatic web page progress bar.

Pace will automatically monitor your Ajax requests, event loop lag, document ready state and elements on your page to decide on the progress.
If you use AMD or Browserify, require pace.js and call pace.start()
as early in the loading process as is possible.
<head>
<script src="/pace/pace.js"></script>
<link href="/pace/themes/pace-theme-barber-shop.css" rel="stylesheet" />
</head>


Aesthetic post-ironic quinoa sartorial, wes anderson twee next level before they sold out fanny pack farm-to-table scenester. Godard fixie sartorial, keytar bicycle rights gluten-free odd future 8-bit mustache cred. Cred bushwick street art leggings fap DIY. 8-bit fanny pack quinoa vinyl art party jean shorts. Fingerstache, biodiesel kale chips narwhal pinterest tofu echo park pour-over fap raw denim craft beer. Truffaut raw denim, pop-up PBR pork belly mustache food truck cred carles synth. DIY sustainable craft beer, polaroid leggings messenger bag lo-fi twee. Keffiyeh thundercats semiotics, kogi officia tattooed gastropub viral ut skateboard street art. Read more, or whatever...


Master de II. ULL. 1er cuatrimestre. 2020/2021
Browser-friendly inheritance fully compatible with standard node.js inherits.
This package exports standard inherits
from node.js util
module in
node environment, but also provides alternative browser-friendly
implementation through browser
field. Alternative
implementation is a literal copy of standard one located in standalone
module to avoid requiring of util
. It also has a shim for old
browsers with no Object.create
support.
While keeping you sure you are using standard inherits
implementation in node.js environment, it allows bundlers such as
browserify to not
include full util
package to your client code if all you need is
just inherits
function. It worth, because browser shim for util
package is large and inherits
is often the single function you need
from it.
It’s recommended to use this package instead of
require('util').inherits
for any code that has chances to be used
not only in node.js but in browser too.
1
2
var inherits = require('inherits');
// then use exactly as the standard one
Version ~1.0 had completely different motivation and is not compatible
neither with 2.0 nor with standard node.js inherits
.
If you are using version ~1.0 and planning to switch to ~2.0, be careful:
super_
instead of super
for referencing
superclass


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Stephan Kaltenbach: The Beginning and The End
On view January 26-May 10, 2020
During the late 1960s, after graduating from UC Davis (BA, 1966; MA, 1967) and moving to New York, Stephen Kaltenbach established a reputation in the emerging international field of Conceptual art. But in 1970, just as he was achieving career success, Kaltenbach abruptly withdrew to California’s Central Valley, appearing to abandon Conceptual work in favor of the more traditional mediums of painting and sculpture. Coinciding with the 50th anniversary of his “dropout,” this exhibition considers Kaltenbach’s engagement with time as a principal theme across his remarkably diverse career, which encompasses bronze time capsules, advertisements placed anonymously in Artforum magazine in 1968-69, and the monumental photorealist painting Portrait of My Father (1972-79)
Guest Curators: Constance Lewallen and Ted Mann


RBZ investigates banks over new currency
by Staff ReporterThe Ministry of Information Publicity and Broadcasting Services has announced that government through the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe is investigating allegations of abuse of newly released bank notes.
The Ministry comes after social media was marred with pictures of black market traders displaying hordes of the new notes and coins at their trading places.
The Ministry said cash was collected by banks using their CIT vehicles on Monday, all serial numbers were recorded in the register and the offending banks will be named and severe action taken.
Speaking to South Africa’s Independent online Tony Hawkins, a professor of business studies at the University of Zimbabwe, said on Monday the new notes would not solve the country’s economic problems.
“What it means is that we will probably have more cash around to feed the black market for currency,” he said.
In Zimbabwe cash is the preferred method of transacting business in an economy where unemployment is above 80% and the majority of citizens earn a living from trading in the informal sector.
The bond notes that were injected into the country in 2016 have since disappeared from the market leading to the introduction of the new currency which is currently trading at 1:1 with the rand.
Source – Byo24


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1 Then Moses and the people of Israel sang this song to Yahweh. They sang,
"I will sing to Yahweh, for he has triumphed gloriously;
the horse and its rider he has thrown into the sea.
2 Yahweh is my strength and song,
and he has become my salvation.
This is my God, and I will praise him,
my father's God, and I will exalt him.
3 Yahweh is a warrior;
Yahweh is his name.
4 He has thrown Pharaoh's chariots and army into the sea.
Pharaoh's chosen officers were drowned in the sea of Reeds.
5 The depths covered them;
they went down into the depths like a stone.
6 Your right hand, Yahweh, is glorious in power;
your right hand, Yahweh, has shattered the enemy.
7 In great majesty you overthrew those who rose up against you.
You sent out your wrath; it consumed them like stubble.
8 By the blast of your nostrils the waters were piled up;
the flowing waters stood upright in a heap;
the deep water was congealed in the heart of the sea.
9 The enemy said, 'I will pursue, I will overtake, I will share out the plunder;
my desire will be satisfied on them;
I will draw my sword; my hand will destroy them.'
10 But you blew with your wind, and the sea covered them;
they sank like lead in the mighty waters.
11 Who is like you, Yahweh, among the gods?
Who is like you, majestic in holiness,
honored in praises, doing miracles?
12 You reached out with your right hand,
and the earth swallowed them.
13 In your covenant loyalty you have led the people you have rescued.
In your strength you have led them to the holy place where you live.
14 The peoples will hear, and they will tremble;
terror will seize the inhabitants of Philistia.
15 Then the chiefs of Edom will fear;
the soldiers of Moab will shake;
all the inhabitants of Canaan will melt away.
16 Terror and dread will fall on them.
Because of your arm's power, they will become as still as a stone
until your people pass by, Yahweh—
until the people you have rescued pass by.
17 You will bring them and plant them on the mountain of your inheritance,
the place, Yahweh, that you have made to live in,
the sanctuary, our Lord, that your hands have built.
18 Yahweh will reign forever and ever."
19 For Pharaoh's horses went with his chariots and horsemen into the sea. Yahweh brought back the waters of the sea on them. But the Israelites walked on dry land in the middle of the sea.
20 Miriam the prophetess, sister of Aaron, picked up a tambourine, and all the women went out with tambourines, dancing along with her.
21 Miriam sang to them:
"Sing to Yahweh, for he has triumphed gloriously.
The horse and his rider he has thrown into the sea."
22 Then Moses led Israel onward from the sea of Reeds. They went out into the wilderness of Shur. They traveled for three days into the wilderness and found no water.
23 Then they came to Marah, but they could not drink the water there because it was bitter. So they called that place Marah.
24 So the people complained to Moses and said, "What can we drink?"
25 Moses cried out to Yahweh, and Yahweh showed him a tree. Moses threw it into the water, and the water became sweet to drink. It was there that Yahweh gave them a strict law, and it was there that he tested them.
26 He said, "If you will listen carefully to my voice, I, Yahweh your God, and do what is right in my eyes—and if you pay attention to my commandments and obey all my laws, I will put on you none of the diseases that I put on the Egyptians; for I am Yahweh, who heals you."
27 Then the people came to Elim, where there were twelve springs of water and seventy palm trees. They camped there by the water.


Provides a wrapper around the command line api implemented as part of the api. If you’re not familiar with rvm, please read rvm.beginrescueend.com/ first.
When using the rvm ruby api, you gain access to most of the commands, including the set functionality. As a side node, the RVM module provides access to most of the api both via direct api wrappers (of the form <tool>_<action> - e.g. alias_create, gemset_use and wrapper).
The RVM ruby api is implemented using an environment model. Each environment maps directly to some ruby string interpretable by rvm (e.g. ree, ruby-1.8.7-p174, system, +rbx@rails+ and so on) and is considered a sandboxed environment (for commands like use etc) in which you can deal with rvm. it’s worth noting that a single environment can have multiple environment instances and for the most part creating of these instances is best handled by the RVM.environment and RVM.environments methods.
Each Environment (and instance of RVM::Environment) provides access to the rvm ruby api (in some cases, the api may not directly be related to the current ruby - but for simplicity / consistency purposes, they are still implemented as methods of RVM::Environment).
When you perform an action with side effects (e.g. RVM::Environment#gemset_use or RVM::Environment#use) this will mutate the ruby string of the given environment (hence, an environment is considered mutable).
Lastly, for the actual command line work, RVM::Environment works with an instance of RVM::Shell::AbstractWrapper. This performs logic (such as correctly escaping strings, calling the environment and such) in a way that is both reusable and simplified.
By default, method_missing is used on the RVM module to proxy method calls to RVM.current (itself calling RVM::Environment.current), meaning things like RVM.gemset_name, RVM.alias_create and the like work. This is considered the ‘global’ instance and should be avoided unless needed directly.
RVM::Environment.current will first attempt to use the current ruby string (determined by +ENV+ but will fall back to using the rubies load path if that isn't available).
In many cases, (e.g. alias, list and the like) there is a more ruby-like wrapper class, typically available via RVM::Environment#<action>.
In the cases this api differs, see the RVM::Environment class for more information.
You can check the name of a given environment in two ways - RVM::Environment#environment_name for the short version / the version set by RVM::Environment#use, RVM::Environment#gemset_use or RVM.environment. If you wish to get the full, expanded string (which has things such as the actual version of the selected ruby), you instead with to use RVM::Environment#expanded_name.
Lastly, If you do need to pass environment variables to a specific environment, please use RVM::Environment.new, versus RVM.environment
Returns the current global environment.
# File lib/rvm.rb, line 65 def current Environment.current end
Returns the environment with the given name. If passed a block, will yield with that as the single argument.
RVM.environment("ree@rails3") do |env| puts "Gemset is #{env.gemset.name}" end
# File lib/rvm.rb, line 104 def environment(name) # TODO: Maintain an Environment cache. # The cache needs to track changes via use etc though. env = Environment.new(name) yield env if block_given? env end
Returns an array of multiple environments. If given a block, will yield each time with the given environment.
RVM.environments("ree@rails3,rbx@rails3") do |env| puts "Full environment: #{env.expanded_name}" end # => "ree-1.8.7@rails3" # => "rbx-1.1.0@rails3" # Suppose that you are installed rbx 1.1.0
Alternatively, you can use the more ruby-like fashion:
RVM.environments("ree@rails3", "rbx@rails3") do |env| puts "Full environment: #{env.expanded_name}" end
# File lib/rvm.rb, line 90 def environments(*names, &blk) # Normalize the names before using them on for the environment. names.flatten.join(",").split(",").uniq.map do |n| environment(n, &blk) end end
Merges items into the default config, essentially setting environment variables passed to child processes:
RVM.merge_config!({ :some_shell_variable => "me", })
# File lib/rvm.rb, line 119 def merge_config!(config = {}) Environment.merge_config!(config) end
Returns the current ‘best guess’ value for rvm_path.
# File lib/rvm.rb, line 124 def path Environment.rvm_path end
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Set deregister timeout. This is optional field, which is a timeout in the same time format as Interval and TTL. If a check is associated with a service and has the critical state for more than this configured value, then its associated service (and all of its associated checks) will automatically be deregistered. The minimum timeout is 1 minute, and the process that reaps critical services runs every 30 seconds, so it may take slightly longer than the configured timeout to trigger the deregistration. This should generally be configured with a timeout that's much, much longer than any expected recoverable outage for the given service.
reference to this, for fluency
Specifies a gRPC check's endpoint that supports the standard gRPC health checking protocol. The state of the check will be updated at the given Interval by probing the configured endpoint. The endpoint must be represented as {@code address:port/service}
Set HTTP address to check. Also you should set checking interval
reference to this, for fluency
Set check ID
reference to this, for fluency
Set checking interval
reference to this, for fluency
Set check name. This is mandatory field
reference to this, for fluency
Set check notes
reference to this, for fluency
Set scriptArgs. Also you should set checking interval
reference to this, for fluency
Set the service ID to associate the registered check with an existing service provided by the agent.
reference to this, for fluency
Set the check status to specify the initial state of the health check.
reference to this, for fluency
Set TCP address to check. Also you should set checking interval
reference to this, for fluency
Set Time to Live of check.
reference to this, for fluency
Specifies whether to use TLS for this gRPC health check. If TLS is enabled, then by default, a valid TLS certificate is expected. Certificate verification can be turned off by setting {@code TLSSkipVerify} to {@code true}.
Specifies if the certificate for an HTTPS check should not be verified.
Set deregister timeout. This is optional field, which is a timeout in the same time format as Interval and TTL. If a check is associated with a service and has the critical state for more than this configured value, then its associated service (and all of its associated checks) will automatically be deregistered. The minimum timeout is 1 minute, and the process that reaps critical services runs every 30 seconds, so it may take slightly longer than the configured timeout to trigger the deregistration. This should generally be configured with a timeout that's much, much longer than any expected recoverable outage for the given service.
timeout
reference to this, for fluency
Specifies a gRPC check's endpoint that supports the standard gRPC health checking protocol. The state of the check will be updated at the given Interval by probing the configured endpoint. The endpoint must be represented as {@code address:port/service}
endpoint
Specifies whether to use TLS for this gRPC health check. If TLS is enabled, then by default, a valid TLS certificate is expected. Certificate verification can be turned off by setting {@code TLSSkipVerify} to {@code true}.
true if TLS is enabled
Set HTTP address to check. Also you should set checking interval
HTTP address
reference to this, for fluency
Set check ID
check ID
reference to this, for fluency
Set checking interval
checking interval in Go's time format which is sequence of decimal numbers, each with optional fraction and a unit suffix, such as "300ms", "-1.5h" or "2h45m". Valid time units are "ns", "us" (or "µs"), "ms", "s", "m", "h"
reference to this, for fluency
Set check name. This is mandatory field
check name
reference to this, for fluency
Set check notes
check notes
reference to this, for fluency
Set scriptArgs. Also you should set checking interval
reference to this, for fluency
Set the service ID to associate the registered check with an existing service provided by the agent.
the service ID
reference to this, for fluency
Set the check status to specify the initial state of the health check.
the check status
reference to this, for fluency
Set TCP address to check. Also you should set checking interval
TCP address
reference to this, for fluency
Specifies if the certificate for an HTTPS check should not be verified.
true if the certificate for an HTTPS check should not be verified.
Set Time to Live of check.
Time to Live of check
reference to this, for fluency
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Options used to register checks in Consul.
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Wait for a Flash operation to complete.
All the functions defined below must be executed from RAM exclusively, except
for the FLASH_WaitForLastOperation function which can be executed from Flash.
Steps of the execution from RAM differs from one toolchain to another:
- For Cosmic Compiler:
1- Define a segment FLASH_CODE by the mean of " #pragma section (FLASH_CODE)".
This segment is defined in the stm8s_flash.c file.
2- Uncomment the "#define RAM_EXECUTION (1)" line in the stm8s.h file,
or define it in Cosmic compiler preprocessor to enable the FLASH_CODE segment
definition.
3- In STVD Select Project\Settings\Linker\Category "input" and in the RAM section
add the FLASH_CODE segment with "-ic" options.
4- In main.c file call the _fctcpy() function with first segment character as
parameter "_fctcpy('F');" to load the declared moveable code segment
(FLASH_CODE) in RAM before execution.
5- By default the _fctcpy function is packaged in the Cosmic machine library,
so the function prototype "int _fctcopy(char name);" must be added in main.c
file.
- For Raisonance Compiler
1- Use the inram keyword in the function declaration to specify that it can be
executed from RAM.
This is done within the stm8s_flash.c file, and it's conditioned by
RAM_EXECUTION definition.
2- Uncomment the "#define RAM_EXECUTION (1)" line in the stm8s.h file, or
define it in Raisonance compiler preprocessor to enable the access for the
inram functions.
3- An inram function code is copied from Flash to RAM by the C startup code.
In some applications, the RAM area where the code was initially stored may be
erased or corrupted, so it may be desirable to perform the copy again.
Depending on the application memory model, the memcpy() or fmemcpy() functions
should be used to perform the copy.
' In case your project uses the SMALL memory model (code smaller than 64K),
memcpy()function is recommended to perform the copy
' In case your project uses the LARGE memory model, functions can be
everywhere in the 24-bits address space (not limited to the first 64KB of
code), In this case, the use of memcpy() function will not be appropriate,
you need to use the specific fmemcpy() function (which copies objects with
24-bit addresses).
- The linker automatically defines 2 symbols for each inram function:
' __address__functionname is a symbol that holds the Flash address
where the given function code is stored.
' __size__functionname is a symbol that holds the function size in bytes.
And we already have the function address (which is itself a pointer)
4- In main.c file these two steps should be performed for each inram function:
' Import the "__address__functionname" and "__size__functionname" symbols
as global variables:
extern int __address__functionname;
extern int __size__functionname;
' In case of SMALL memory model use, Call the memcpy() function to copy the
inram function to the RAM destination address:
memcpy(functionname,
(void*)&__address__functionname,
(int)&__size__functionname);
' In case of LARGE memory model use, call the fmemcpy() function to copy
the inram function to the RAM destination address:
memcpy(functionname,
(void @far*)&__address__functionname,
(int)&__size__functionname);
- For IAR Compiler:
1- Use the __ramfunc keyword in the function declaration to specify that it
can be executed from RAM.
This is done within the stm8s_flash.c file, and it's conditioned by
RAM_EXECUTION definition.
2- Uncomment the "#define RAM_EXECUTION (1)" line in the stm8s.h file, or
define it in IAR compiler preprocessor to enable the access for the
__ramfunc functions.
- Note:
1- Ignore the IAR compiler warnings, these warnings don't impact the FLASH Program/Erase
operations.
The code performing the Flash Program/erase must be executed from RAM; the variables
initializations don't necessary require the execution from RAM, only CR2/NCR2 registers
configuration and data programing must be executed from RAM.
2- These warnings depends on IAR compiler: as the code generation is made using many
runtime library functions to keep code size to a minimum.
3- It is recommended to use High Speed Optimization with IAR (-Ohs), in order
to reduce the runtime library calls in the generated code.
The FLASH examples given within the STM8S_StdPeriph_Lib package, details all
the steps described above.
To enable execution from RAM you can either uncomment the following define in the stm8s.h file or define it in your toolchain compiler preprocessor


I've seen many posts that say "make sure to take "x" levels of "y" class pre-epic in order to get "z".
(i.e. take 4 levels of BG pre-epic to get 4 attacks/round).
What is the restriction post-epic with this? Why can't you get the same benefits over level 21?
Basicly the relationship between base attack progression and number of attacks per round ends at level 20. You need a base attack bonus of 16 or more at or before level 20 to get 4 attacks/round. Unless you are a monk, then you use the monk attack progression, but only for unarmed fighting or with kamas.
Hope this explains it.

Pre-epic the "high saves" get a bonus increase that ends at +12, while the "low saves" end at +6. In epic levels all saves get the same bonus increase: +1 every 2 lvls.
What this means is that your saving throw bonus is determined by what classes and # of lvls you take in them pre epic, while what classes you take in epic lvls has no influence.


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