Flex
public class Flex
FlexLayout interface.
The interface is accessible from any UIView class instance:
label.flex.margin(10)
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Flex items’s UIView.
Declaration
Swift
public let view: UIView
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Item natural size, considering only properties of the view itself. Independent of the item frame.
Declaration
Swift
public var intrinsicSize: CGSize
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This method adds a flex item (UIView) to a flex container. Internally the methods adds the UIView has subviews and enables flexbox.
Declaration
Swift
public func addItem() -> Flex
Return Value
The added view flex interface
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This method is similar to
addItem(: UIView)
except that it also creates the flex item’s UIView. Internally the method creates an UIView, adds it has subviews and enables flexbox. This is useful to add a flex item/container easily when you don’t need to refer to it later.Declaration
Swift
public func addItem(_ view: UIView) -> Flex
Parameters
view
view to add to the flex container
Return Value
The added view flex interface
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This method is used to structure your code so that it matches the flexbox structure. The method has a closure parameter with a single parameter called
flex
. This parameter is in fact, the view’s flex interface, it can be used to adds other flex items and containers.Declaration
Swift
public func define(_ closure: (_ flex: Flex) -> Void) -> Flex
Parameters
closure
Return Value
Flex interface
-
The method layout the flex container’s children
Declaration
Swift
public func layout(mode: LayoutMode = .fitContainer)
Parameters
mode
specify the layout mod (LayoutMode).
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This property controls dynamically if a flexbox’s UIView is included or not in the flexbox layouting. When a flexbox’s UIView is excluded, FlexLayout won’t layout the view and its children views.
Declaration
Swift
public var isIncludedInLayout: Bool = true
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This method controls dynamically if a flexbox’s UIView is included or not in the flexbox layouting. When a flexbox’s UIView is excluded, FlexLayout won’t layout the view and its children views.
Declaration
Swift
public func isIncludedInLayout(_ included: Bool) -> Flex
Parameters
included
true to layout the view
Return Value
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The framework is so highly optimized, that flex item are layouted only when a flex property is changed and when flex container size change. In the event that you want to force FlexLayout to do a layout of a flex item, you can mark it as dirty using
markDirty()
.Dirty flag propagates to the root of the flexbox tree ensuring that when any item is invalidated its whole subtree will be re-calculated
Declaration
Swift
public func markDirty() -> Flex
Return Value
Flex interface
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Returns the item size when layouted in the specified frame size
Declaration
Swift
public func sizeThatFits(size: CGSize) -> CGSize
Parameters
size
frame size
Return Value
item size
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The
direction
property establishes the main-axis, thus defining the direction flex items are placed in the flex container.The
direction
property specifies how flex items are laid out in the flex container, by setting the direction of the flex container’s main axis. They can be laid out in two main directions, like columns vertically or like rows horizontally.Note that row and row-reverse are affected by the layout direction (see
layoutDirection
property) of the flex container. If its text direction is LTR (left to right), row represents the horizontal axis oriented from left to right, and row-reverse from right to left; if the direction is rtl, it’s the opposite.Declaration
Swift
public func direction(_ value: Direction) -> Flex
Parameters
value
Default value is .column
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The
wrap
property controls whether the flex container is single-lined or multi-lined, and the direction of the cross-axis, which determines the direction in which the new lines are stacked in.Declaration
Swift
public func wrap(_ value: Wrap) -> Flex
Parameters
value
Default value is .noWrap
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Direction defaults to Inherit on all nodes except the root which defaults to LTR. It is up to you to detect the user’s preferred direction (most platforms have a standard way of doing this) and setting this direction on the root of your layout tree.
Declaration
Swift
public func layoutDirection(_ value: LayoutDirection) -> Flex
Parameters
value
new LayoutDirection
Return Value
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The
justifyContent
property defines the alignment along the main-axis of the current line of the flex container. It helps distribute extra free space leftover when either all the flex items on a line have reached their maximum size. For example, if children are flowing vertically,justifyContent
controls how they align vertically.Declaration
Swift
public func justifyContent(_ value: JustifyContent) -> Flex
Parameters
value
Default value is .start
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The align-content property aligns a flex container’s lines within the flex container when there is extra space in the cross-axis, similar to how justifyContent aligns individual items within the main-axis.
Declaration
Swift
public func alignContent(_ value: AlignContent) -> Flex
Parameters
value
Default value is .start
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The
alignSelf
property controls how a child aligns in the cross direction, overriding thealignItems
of the parent. For example, if children are flowing vertically,alignSelf
will control how the flex item will align horizontally.Declaration
Swift
public func alignSelf(_ value: AlignSelf) -> Flex
Parameters
value
Default value is .auto
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The
alignItems
property defines how flex items are laid out along the cross axis on the current line. Similar tojustifyContent
but for the cross-axis (perpendicular to the main-axis). For example, if children are flowing vertically,alignItems
controls how they align horizontally.Declaration
Swift
public func alignItems(_ value: AlignItems) -> Flex
Parameters
value
Default value is .stretch
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The
grow
property defines the ability for a flex item to grow if necessary. It accepts a unitless value that serves as a proportion. It dictates what amount of the available space inside the flex container the item should take up.Declaration
Swift
public func grow(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
Parameters
value
Default value is 0
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It specifies the
flex shrink factor
, which determines how much the flex item will shrink relative to the rest of the flex items in the flex container when there isn’t enough space on the main-axis.When omitted, it is set to 0 and the flex shrink factor is multiplied by the flex
basis
when distributing negative space.A shrink value of 0 keeps the view’s size in the main-axis direction. Note that this may cause the view to overflow its flex container.
Declaration
Swift
public func shrink(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
Parameters
value
Default value is 1
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This property takes the same values as the width and height properties, and specifies the initial size of the flex item, before free space is distributed according to the grow and shrink factors.
Specifying
nil
set the basis asauto
, which means the length is equal to the length of the item. If the item has no length specified, the length will be according to its content.Declaration
Swift
public func basis(_ value: CGFloat?) -> Flex
Parameters
value
Default value is 0
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The value specifies the view’s width in pixels. The value must be non-negative.
Declaration
Swift
public func width(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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The value specifies the view’s height in pixels. The value must be non-negative.
Declaration
Swift
public func height(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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The value specifies view’s width and the height in pixels. Values must be non-negative.
Declaration
Swift
public func size(_ size: CGSize) -> Flex
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The value specifies the width and the height of the view in pixels, creating a square view. Values must be non-negative.
Declaration
Swift
public func size(_ sideLength: CGFloat) -> Flex
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The value specifies the view’s minimum width of the view in pixels. The value must be non-negative.
Declaration
Swift
public func minWidth(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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The value specifies the view’s maximum width of the view in pixels. The value must be non-negative.
Declaration
Swift
public func maxWidth(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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The value specifies the view’s minimum height of the view in pixels. The value must be non-negative.
Declaration
Swift
public func minHeight(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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The value specifies the view’s maximum height of the view in pixels. The value must be non-negative.
Declaration
Swift
public func maxHeight(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
-
AspectRatio is a property introduced by Yoga that don’t exist in CSS. AspectRatio solves the problem of knowing one dimension of an element and an aspect ratio, this is very common when it comes to images, videos, and other media types. AspectRatio accepts any floating point value > 0, the default is undefined.
Declaration
Swift
public func aspectRatio(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
Parameters
value
Return Value
-
AspectRatio is a property introduced by Yoga that don’t exist in CSS. AspectRatio solves the problem of knowing one dimension of an element and an aspect ratio, this is very common when it comes to images, videos, and other media types. AspectRatio accepts any floating point value > 0, the default is undefined.
Declaration
Swift
public func aspectRatio(of imageView: UIImageView) -> Flex
Parameters
value
Return Value
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The position property tells Flexbox how you want your item to be positioned within its parent.
Declaration
Swift
public func position(_ value: Position) -> Flex
Parameters
value
Default value is .relative
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Set the left edge distance from the container left edge in pixels.
Declaration
Swift
public func left(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set the top edge distance from the container top edge in pixels.
Declaration
Swift
public func top(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set the right edge distance from the container right edge in pixels.
Declaration
Swift
public func right(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set the bottom edge distance from the container bottom edge in pixels.
Declaration
Swift
public func bottom(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set the start edge (LTR=left, RTL=right) distance from the container start edge in pixels.
Declaration
Swift
public func start(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set the end edge (LTR=right, RTL=left) distance from the container start edge in pixels.
Declaration
Swift
public func end(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set the top margin. Top margin specify the offset the top edge of the item should have from from it’s closest sibling (item) or parent (container).
Declaration
Swift
public func marginTop(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set the left margin. Left margin specify the offset the left edge of the item should have from from it’s closest sibling (item) or parent (container).
Declaration
Swift
public func marginLeft(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set the bottom margin. Bottom margin specify the offset the bottom edge of the item should have from from it’s closest sibling (item) or parent (container).
Declaration
Swift
public func marginBottom(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set the right margin. Right margin specify the offset the right edge of the item should have from from it’s closest sibling (item) or parent (container).
Declaration
Swift
public func marginRight(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set the start margin.
Depends on the item
LayoutDirection
:- In LTR direction, start margin specify the offset the left edge of the item should have from from it’s closest sibling (item) or parent (container).
- IN RTL direction, start margin specify the offset the right edge of the item should have from from it’s closest sibling (item) or parent (container).
Declaration
Swift
public func marginStart(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set the end margin.
Depends on the item
LayoutDirection
:- In LTR direction, end margin specify the offset the right edge of the item should have from from it’s closest sibling (item) or parent (container).
- IN RTL direction, end margin specify the offset the left edge of the item should have from from it’s closest sibling (item) or parent (container).
Declaration
Swift
public func marginEnd(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set the left, right, start and end margins to the specified value.
Declaration
Swift
public func marginHorizontal(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set the top and bottom margins to the specified value.
Declaration
Swift
public func marginVertical(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set all margins to the specified value.
Declaration
Swift
public func margin(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set the individually top, left, bottom and right margins.
Declaration
Swift
public func margin(_ top: CGFloat, _ left: CGFloat, _ bottom: CGFloat, _ right: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set the top padding. Top padding specify the offset children should have from the container’s top edge.
Declaration
Swift
public func paddingTop(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set the left padding. Left padding specify the offset children should have from the container’s left edge.
Declaration
Swift
public func paddingLeft(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
-
Set the bottom padding. Bottom padding specify the offset children should have from the container’s bottom edge.
Declaration
Swift
public func paddingBottom(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
-
Set the top padding. Top padding specify the offset children should have from the container’s top edge.
Declaration
Swift
public func paddingRight(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
-
Set the start padding.
Depends on the item
LayoutDirection
:- In LTR direction, start padding specify the offset children should have from the container’s left edge.
- IN RTL direction, start padding specify the offset children should have from the container’s right edge.
Declaration
Swift
public func paddingStart(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
-
Set the end padding.
Depends on the item
LayoutDirection
:- In LTR direction, end padding specify the offset children should have from the container’s right edge.
- IN RTL direction, end padding specify the offset children should have from the container’s left edge.
Declaration
Swift
public func paddingEnd(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set the left, right, start and end paddings to the specified value.
Declaration
Swift
public func paddingHorizontal(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
-
Set the top and bottom paddings to the specified value.
Declaration
Swift
public func paddingVertical(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set all paddings to the specified value.
Declaration
Swift
public func padding(_ value: CGFloat) -> Flex
-
Set the individually top, left, bottom and right paddings.
Declaration
Swift
public func padding(_ top: CGFloat, _ left: CGFloat, _ bottom: CGFloat, _ right: CGFloat) -> Flex
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Set the view background color.
Declaration
Swift
public func backgroundColor(_ color: UIColor) -> Flex
Parameters
color
new color
Return Value
flex interface
-
Declaration
Swift
public enum Direction
-
Declaration
Swift
public enum JustifyContent
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Declaration
Swift
public enum AlignContent
-
Declaration
Swift
public enum AlignItems
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Declaration
Swift
public enum AlignSelf
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Declaration
Swift
public enum Wrap
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Declaration
Swift
public enum Position
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Declaration
Swift
public enum LayoutDirection
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Defines how the
See morelayout(mode:)
method layout its flex items.Declaration
Swift
public enum LayoutMode


The Battle.net websites usually support multiple languages, and websites of different regions support a different set of languages.
You can choose multiple preferred languages. When opening a Battle.net page (e.g. viewing the profile page of a player), ${appName} will choose the
first of your preferred languages
that is supported on the website to show the page. If none of your preferred languages are supported, a region-specific default language will be selected.
The following table summarizes the supported languages at each region, the default being underlined: ${langTable}


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At Guntur Devision Girls Competition, LFS students has brought home many medals including Gold and Silver in all the categories.
All the students received medals from Chief Guests of the event- Sri Modugula Venu Gopal Reddy(M.L.A), Sri K.V Srini Vasulu Reddy (D.E.O), Sri M.Ganesh (Secretary School Games Federation), Sri D.Srinivas Rao (NTR Stadium)
Students of LFS achieved Gold and Silver Medals in 62nd State Level School Games which are held in Podduturu, Kadapa Dist and was selected for National Level Rifle Shooting Which will be held in Hyderabad.
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AVManager
public protocol AVManager : AnyObject
To be implemented if custom AVFoundation logic is needed. This may be desireable if using RealTimeEngine in tandem with another class or library that requires CMSampleBuffers for processing.
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The
AVCaptureVideoPreviewLayer
displayed to the userDeclaration
Swift
var previewLayer: AVCaptureVideoPreviewLayer { get }
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The quality of the previewLayer video session.
Declaration
Swift
var cameraQuality: AVCaptureSession.Preset { get set }
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The underlying capture session providing previewLayer it’s video feed
Declaration
Swift
var captureSession: AVCaptureSession { get }
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The delegate to receive the
CMSampleBuffer
s for processing.Note: If you are creating a custom object to conform to AVManager, you must manually set SwiftyTesseractRTE as it’s delegate for SwiftyTesseractRTE to receive the
CMSampleBuffer
s or have another delegate directly pass the paramters ofcapture(_:didOutput:from:)
toRealTimeEngine
‘s implementation otherwise they will not be received to be processed for OCRDeclaration
Swift
var delegate: AVCaptureVideoDataOutputSampleBufferDelegate? { get set }


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Discussion Session passed. {% else %}Discussion Session not passed yet. Register for a Discussion Session on this Etherpad. Register for only one session even if you want to become an Instructor for more than one Carpentry lesson program. {% endif %} |
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{% if user.passed_demo %}
Demo Session passed. {% else %}Demo Session not completed. You can register for a Demo Session on this Etherpad. {% endif %} |
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| Team Lead |
General Passion for all the technologies invovled in creating software. Specific skill and expertise in at least one role is a requirement and is also responsible for monitoring, reporting and proper and timely project execution |
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May Thu Tun |
| Lead Developer & DevOps |
Strongest programming and system administration skills in the group. Sometime the Team Lead can take this role if there is no one else to assign to |
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| UI/UX Lead |
Passtion for design and userability. Someone who can think like a normal user. In this program he/she must have skills in HTML/CSS/JS and must learn a few frameworks such as BootStrap, Material Design, Angular and so on. Use of graphics tools and mockup tools |
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| UI/UX Dev |
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| Dev 1 |
Good logical thinking skill. Confortable with writing and rewriting code and reading and learning from other devs code. Either dev one or two must write code for Unit Test as well |
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The context that this view is declared within.
The raw name for the view declaration, i.e., the StateDeclaration.views property name.
A type identifier for the View
This is used when loading prerequisites for the view, before it enters the DOM. Different types of views may load differently (e.g., templateProvider+controllerProvider vs component class)
The normalized context anchor (state name) for the uiViewName
When targeting a ui-view
, the uiViewName
address is anchored to a context name (state name).
The normalized address for the ui-view
which this ViewConfig targets.
A ViewConfig targets a ui-view
in the DOM (relative to the uiViewContextAnchor
) which has
a specific name.
The React Component
to use for this view.
A property of ReactStateDeclaration or ReactViewDeclaration:
The React Component which will be used for this view.
Resolve data can be provided to the component using props.
TODO: document react shorthand, like ng1's shorthand: inside a "views:" block, a bare string "foo"
is shorthand for { component: "foo" }
.state('profile', {
// Use the <my-profile></my-profile> component for the Unnamed view
component: MyProfileComponent,
}
.state('messages', {
// use the <nav-bar></nav-bar> component for the view named 'header'
// use the <message-list></message-list> component for the view named 'content'
views: {
header: { component: NavBar },
content: { component: MessageList }
}
}
.state('contacts', {
// Inside a "views:" block, supplying only a Component class is shorthand for { component: NavBar }
// use the <nav-bar></nav-bar> component for the view named 'header'
// use the <contact-list></contact-list> component for the view named 'content'
views: {
header: NavBar,
content: ContactList
}
}
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ArchNadeom, Keeper Of Records.
Stardate #235.
It smelled of rotten fish. Every great alliance was involved.
Victrix Mortalis
Clan Zaki
Pillaging Scourge
Elder Drivers
Dark Matter Heroes
The top ace captains had broken their former allegiances and formed together a new alliance, The Sushi Train. Its sole purpose: To topple the mighty S.Q.U.I.D. WarFleet.
It was ugly business. Dirty tactics were employed on all sides.
Top brass of Victrix Mortalis were leading the strike. Promising high payouts for any ace ship willing to join the Sushi Train. High-ranking captains from both Clan Zaki and Pillaging Scourge quickly took up the summons, crippling and leaving their own alliances defenseless. It was within days that Dark Matter Heroes joined as well.
The Elder Drivers had joined with S.Q.U.I.D. only the week before. The S.Q.U.I.D., in honor of the new allegiance, had culled their numbers. Making room for the more powerful Elder Driver ships.
But after only a few days, the Elder Drivers betrayed them and broke ranks. Joining with Sushi Train instead. Leaving S.Q.U.I.D. that much weaker than before. Now with huge gaps in their defenses.
The S.Q.U.I.D. were desperate and losing control of the galaxy. It reached out to its former alliances with pleas to refill its missing ranks and fight off the growing threat.
We were one of those former alliances. Wolfpack.
It was all dirty.
Wolfpack officers met in council to determine the future of the pack. It was a grove on Omega, circled by trees, with the moon shining in full through the canopy.
WarWolff, Machiel, DeathLord291, Sumara, Hyten, Seq, and I, ArchNadeom, were all present. Exchanging stories of triumphant victories and beaten adversaries, while we waited for our remaining officers to arrive.
xEEVEEx stepped into the grove. I growled under my breath.
xEEVEEx had cast off his fur cloak, and in its place, was now wearing one of the silk pearlescent mantles belonging to the S.Q.U.I.D. WarFleet.
“Hello squid,” smirked Sumara.
xEEVEEx smiled at his old friend. “The battle for galactic supremacy goes poorly for our allies. The threat of the Sushi Train continues to advance. We joined together before with S.Q.U.I.D. to bring down the Old Drivers. And they have always had our back. They are our friends. Our allies. They call on us now to join their numbers and help fight off this new enemy. I have accepted the call. So long as the war endures, I will stand alongside them and defend our allies, the S.Q.U.I.D. WarFleet.”
“We are wolves. Not squid,” I growled.
“ArchNadeom, the S.Q.U.I.D. have promoted prosperity throughout the galaxy. Yes at times heavy-handed, but that is to be expected when maintaining an empire. If we do not join with them, then our pack, our lives, our prestige as captains, so far as we know them, may perish. The empire may fall.”
“Let it. We are wolves.”
We growled at each other. xEEVEEx and I locked stares. Black eyes burrowing into each other’s skull. It was a battle of wills.
It was not a proud moment.
Only the other officers were wise. Standing aloof. Keeping their silence.
Sumara Of The Stout Heart stepped between us and broke the tension. Placing a hand on both our arms.
“The arguments have been made. Your counsels have been heard. WarWolff is our leader. Only he can decide the future of the pack.”
xEEVEEx and I stepped back and resumed our places among the circle. Still glowering at each other under our brows.
We awaited the command of our leader. WarWolff.
Where would we stand in the dark days ahead? Would our packmates remain true? What was the future of Wolfpack?


I have succesfully aquired 200 milligrams of 5-meo-dmt for the first time in my life. Naturally I was excited! I'm waiting to get a vaporizer but I didnt have one yet - still I was way too excited to try it for first time to let this stop me.
Measuring the dose:
NOTE! This is by no means recommended way of measuring 5-meo-dmt.
I first opened one 100mg gelatine capsule and made a line from the powder... Divided it into two seemingly same sized lines and continued to split lines in two until I had three ~25mg lines and two ~12,5mg lines.
Experiment 1:
I first tried it by snorting. I split one of the ~12,5mg lines into two ~6mg lines and snorted one - couple minutes later I felt nothing (it didnt eaven sting) and snorted the other ~6mg line. A sting in the nose, unpleasant but not unbearable was noticed. A tryptamine feeling started to slowly build up but with it came some slight restlesness. It was a bit like beeing on low dose of LSD, so low that I could talk with any problems with any sober person that I can normally talk with. Sensory input was also greatly enhanced. When I felt the effects starting to decrease I smoked a really small amount of peganum harmala and went outside for a walk - the outside world looked psychedelically beautyful and sharp. The whole experience lasted maybe for an hour.
Experiment 2:
I tried smoking the stuff. I put ~12,5mg's on tinfoil, heated it from under and found out that it vaporizes way faster that I had expected. Large part of the smoke was lost but I succeeded to inhale enough material for first experience - I wouldnt have wanted it to be stronger than what I was about to experience.
The 'humming' in my head started in couple seconds and grew stronger at intense rate. Visual distortions started happening on my walls, posters jumping a bit and moving patterns - more intense (but not as beautyful) than those I've had with 2c-t-7. Intense rush of good feeling kept growing but there was also a growing fear and restlesness exactly at the same time. I didn't really know whetever I wanted it to continue or end and I had to remind myself that this is a very short lasting drug. The peak had been reached maybe in a minute or two and a rapid comedown started from that.
Most effects wore off but an 'afterglow' was left. I went to my computer and started to write about my experience on irc. First I couldn't really say if the experience had been positive or negative but soon a much happyer tryptamine state of mind took control and I found the experience even with it's negative feelings having beeing overally a very positive experience. Much later I came to conclusion that the feeling I had was a glimpse of what it feels to experience heaven and hell at the very same time.
Unfortunately this experience, although it was very intense and interesting had no profound mind-expanding effects on me.
Experiment 3 & 4:
The second time I was more prepared to inhale all the smoke right away but choosed to take only ~6mg's. I succeeded in inhaling but the effects were much milder than the first time. Again there was also unpleasant side to the experience but mostly I was grinning, staring my walls and acting like I was feeling really good both physically and psychically. Again the afterglow remained for some time (5-20 minutes?) after the actual experience - a mild tryptamine like, energic, talkative and happy state of mind.
The fourth time I smoked ~6mg's and it felt in my lungs like it had been the biggest hit so far - but the effects were even milder than the third time. Negative effects were almost gone but I had some nausea while coming down - positive effects were greatly diminished when compared to first couple tries.
Conclusion:
This substance is interesting and more 'studying' is needed - unfortunately with the doses (hard to say how large they really were because of the way I measured the doses and because at least small amunts of vapor escaped every time [I really wait to try this with a SmokeBubble vaporizator]) didnt bring on any profound ideas, lessons or changes in the way I look at the world and my life.
I still have 100mg's on a capsule and over 75mg's on the drawer waiting for the weekend ;)
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


{% extends './layout_index.html' %} {% block page_title %} Chlamydia - NHS.UK {% endblock %} {% block pageTitle %} Chlamydia {% endblock %} {% block pageSubTitle %} Treatment {% endblock %} {% block navContent %}
You’ll be given antibiotics if you have chlamydia. You can only get these from a health professional after getting tested.
You’ll usually be given either:
Sometimes you might be given antibiotics before you get your test results if it's likely you have chlamydia.

If you had the one-day course of antibiotics, don’t have sex for at least 1 week.
This is so you don't pass on the infection or get it again.
Sometimes you may be asked to get tested again after a few weeks to check treatment has worked.
If you’re under 25, you might be asked to have a test after a few months to check you haven’t been infected again. This is because you’re more likely to get re-infected.
Any sexual partners should be told they could have chlamydia so they can get tested and treated if needed. This will help stop you getting infected again.
If you're under 25 and sexually active, it’s recommended you keep getting tested every year and whenever you change sexual partner.
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Hello!
I like pie
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Link To My Website
food
stuff
words
blah
"To whom much is given much is tested"
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My Link
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Split that bill offers an intuitive interface that allows users to enter the bill details, bill items, friends
involved
as
well as extra charges with ease. This includes a stepped wizard interface, short but concise forms, modals,
dialogs and
notifications. Textual cues in each step are in place to help guide the user as they go, enabling them a
hassle-free experience in splitting bills.
Bill assignment
The bill assignment is one of the most important features of the app. This step lets the user match an item up
to a friend. Friends can be assigned to multiple items.
Auto-calculation
Unit prices, extra charges and discounts all contribute to the total payable amount. When these are specified
dutifully, the amounts update just as easily.
Receipt
A receipt is created once the bill details and assignments are completed. Once saved, the user is then
redirected to the receipt page that displays all the pertinent details about the split. It is a
publicly-accessible page, the url to which can readily be shared to the friends involved.
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◆ createDateView
Create a date view for a reference.
◆ populateReferenceScreen
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◆ retrieveCollection
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Retrieve userCollection to determine what value the assets have.
◆ retrieveReference
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Retrieve reference from SystemData.
◆ cancelButton
| - (IBOutlet UIButton*) cancelButton |
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protected |
button to remove to previous view
◆ cardNumberLabel
| - (IBOutlet UILabel*) cardNumberLabel |
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protected |
◆ cardView
| - (IBOutlet UIImageView*) cardView |
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protected |
moral image referencing asset's moral value
◆ hasLink
does reference have an external link
◆ hasQuote
does reference have a quote
◆ moralPictureView
| - (IBOutlet UIImageView*) moralPictureView |
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protected |
moral image referencing asset's moral value
◆ prefs
| - (NSUserDefaults*) prefs |
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protected |
serialized user settings/state retention
◆ quoteButton
| - (IBOutlet UIButton*) quoteButton |
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protected |
button to push Quote modal window
◆ referenceDate
| - (NSMutableString*) referenceDate |
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protected |
◆ referenceDateLabel
| - (IBOutlet UILabel*) referenceDateLabel |
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protected |
reference date of birth/construction/publishment
◆ referenceDeathDate
| - (NSMutableString*) referenceDeathDate |
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◆ referenceKey
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◆ referenceLongDescription
| - (NSString*) referenceLongDescription |
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detailed account of reference
◆ referenceLongDescriptionTextView
| - (IBOutlet UITextView*) referenceLongDescriptionTextView |
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◆ referenceMoral
| - (NSString*) referenceMoral |
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moral assigned to reference
◆ referenceName
| - (NSString*) referenceName |
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display name of Reference
◆ referenceNameLabel
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◆ referenceOrientation
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◆ referenceOrigin
| - (NSString*) referenceOrigin |
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place of reference origin
◆ referenceOriginLabel
| - (IBOutlet UILabel*) referenceOriginLabel |
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reference's place of creation/birth/construction
◆ referencePicture
| - (NSString*) referencePicture |
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◆ referencePictureView
| - (IBOutlet UIImageView*) referencePictureView |
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protected |
card surrounding reference image
◆ referenceQuote
| - (NSString*) referenceQuote |
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protected |
quote by or referencing reference
◆ referenceReferenceURL
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URL of external reference text.
◆ referenceShortDescription
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protected |
◆ referenceShortDescriptionLabel
| - (IBOutlet UILabel*) referenceShortDescriptionLabel |
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text to appear under reference name
◆ referenceSmallPictureView
| - (IBOutlet UIImageView*) referenceSmallPictureView |
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card surrounding reference image
◆ referenceType
which type of reference is being presented
◆ wwwLinkButton
| - (IBOutlet UIButton*) wwwLinkButton |
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button to allow Safari access to more info
◆ referenceModel
Model to handle data/business logic.
The documentation for this category was generated from the following file:


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CATS DON'T DANCE (G)
Directed by Mark Dindal Running Time: 75 minutes Originally Released: March 26, 1997
Reviewed by E. Benjamin Kelsey
* * (out of four)
It makes me sad that I can essentially expect a "kid" film to be bad. Even sadder is the fact that Hollywood puts such low levels of effort into these. And so it is with yet another family film, CATS DON'T DANCE, an animated musical set in the 1930's.
CATS DON'T DANCE tells the story of Danny (voiced by Scott Bakula), a young cat with the dream of becoming a star. From his little hometown in Indiana, Danny sets out to Hollywood, determined that because he loves acting, singing, and dancing, he should have no problem becoming a success within the first week. It isn't long before Danny finds himself playing a small role in the new Darla Dimple film. Darla (spoken voice by Ashley Peldon; singing by Lindsay Rideway) is America's sweetheart, known for her excessive sweetness, yet actually brutally cruel to all those she works with. Like an anti-Shirley Temple, Darla finds a particular bone to pick with Danny, whose enthusiasm is a bit much for the production.
After a negative first day on the set, Danny can feel his naive hopes being crushed under the weight of reality. But on the set, Danny also makes a couple of friends: Tillie Hippo (Kathy Najimy), T.W. (Don Knotts), a depressed turtle with bad luck and the fortune cookie fortunes to prove it, and most importantly, Sawyer (spoken by Jasmine Guy; sung by Natalie Cole), an attractive female cat. It is these animals who must bond together to face Hollywood, a world that doesn't care enough about its non-human actors. Determined to show the humans what they're made of, the group then decides to make a film of their own, all the while Darla growing more and more enraged at their existance.
The problem is, CATS DON'T DANCE was so hectic, I actually had a hard time telling what was going on, or even what the characters were saying half the time. This movie had the ability to distract from itself by being so overly busy, which, if you can't tell, is a very bad sign. Not only the animation quality (which was very two-dimensional and boring), but the comedic devices and storyline played more like a Saturday morning episode of "Loony Toons" than an elaborate Disney production. Don't get me wrong - I'm not requiring that all animated films be on the same level as BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, but films like CATS DON'T DANCE don't deserve a run in theaters. In fact, even the direct to video market seems a bit higher quality than this.
Being a musical, CATS DON'T DANCE sure lets us down in the song department as well. There are no catchy tunes that you'll find yourself humming after the movie, and there are no songs that even attempt to turn this film into a magical experience. Most of the songs are so uneffective, you might find yourself using them as an excuse for a bathroom break!
The voice talents here aren't so bad, but they don't have a good enough script to hang on. Knotts' T.W. Turtle is the most fun, but he isn't used nearly enough. Positive note should be given to Matthew Harried as Pudge, the cute, chubby little penguin who winds up being the most enamoring aspect of the film. But even as cute as Pudge is, he's nothing that makes this film worth seeing.
CATS DON'T DANCE is worthy of two stars because older little kids will probably find enough to be entertained, and at least the premise is somewhat original. There is also a fun part at the end where we get a slideshow of famous movie posters, altered to fit the animal stars (example: FREE TILLY with the hippo replacing the whale). But as incredibly dull as the rest of the film was, I can't really say it's a worthwhile effort. As overplayed as they are by now, you'll probably be better off pulling an old Disney video off the shelf again - at least you know you'll have something to whistle afterward.
February 04, 1998
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Through shoots, edits, and production—Kevin has crafted video concepts for AMC, Marriott, and Serta Mattresses. Working with big and small businesses, Kevin always thinks locally about the organizations that make a difference in the community and how to best tell their story.
Music has always been one of Kevin's greatest passions. In addition to playing some of Chicago’s best spaces, he runs a monthly record listening party called Wine & Vinyl. There’s a different host each month, and is always BYOV: vino and vinyl.


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29 February 1996
Disease Outbreak Reported
A new outbreak of cholera was recently detected in Imbabura Province which is 100 km from the Colombian border. A total of 416 cases with 4 deaths were reported between 1 and 31 January. The majority of these cases (71%) occurred in the Otovalo indigenous community. Due to the difficulty in access to health services of the population in this area special measures have been undertaken by the Ministry of Health to ensure greater distribution of oral rehydration salts and control of the outbreak. A group of national experts together with a WHO/Pan American Health Organization epidemiologist are coordinating these efforts. (Weekly Epidemiological Record, No. 8, 23 February 1996)


The Internet consists of four functional layers, the Network Access Layer, the Internet Layer, the Transportation layer, and the Application Layer. Each of these layers has several protocols which are sets of rules used to communicate on that layer. This article looks at how the Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4) is implemented to transmit and receive messages between a client and a host. Where the client is a person sitting at their computer typing in a website address, and the host is the computer that holds that website. The following figure shows each of the four layers, and a few of the protocols used on each layer.
The Internet Layer is a group of methods, protocols, and specifications used to transmit datagrams (packets) between computers on the Internet. IPv4 is the most widely deployed Internet Layer protocol. An IPv4 address is a sequence of 32 bits (4 bytes). The number of addresses is limited to 232, which is approximately 4.3 billion. Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) is responsible for assigning IP numbers to organizations and only a limited number of IPv4 address remain to be assigned. As a result a new standard (IPv6) has been introduced and we are in a transition to this new standard. While this article discusses IPv4, all of the discussed methodology applies to to IPv6.
Often each network is broken into sub networks, called subnets. The subnet provides a group of hosts that sit inside the network. The network then becomes a group of groups.
In our example address <IP_ADDRESS>/25 results in a network address of <IP_ADDRESS>. The subnets can then be specified <IP_ADDRESS>/24 where each subnet prefix runs from an address of 75.24.1 to 75.24.254. The hosts then take the address using the last 8 bits. Our subnet address is <IP_ADDRESS> with a broadcast of <IP_ADDRESS>, and it has hosts of <IP_ADDRESS> to <IP_ADDRESS>, which means 254 host ids
A subnet mask is created for each subnet, which is a series of 1’s for the address. For our example subnet’s IP address of <IP_ADDRESS>/24 the mask is comprised of 24 1’s followed by 8 0’s, which is <IP_ADDRESS>.
A medium size company was given the network block <IP_ADDRESS>/16. The block needs to be divided into 6 subnets with the following capacities:
Provide a division of the network block to meet the above requirements and give addresses for each one of the subnets. If there is a spare block of addresses left, please indicate so.
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| A | 20000 | 15 | 1000 | <IP_ADDRESS>/17 |
| B | 8000 | 13 | 0110 | <IP_ADDRESS>/19 |
| C | 8000 | 13 | 0100 | <IP_ADDRESS>/19 |
| D | 4000 | 12 | 0011 | <IP_ADDRESS>/20 |
| E | 4000 | 12 | 0010 | <IP_ADDRESS>/20 |
| F | 4000 | 12 | 0001 | <IP_ADDRESS>/20 |


Main Task Instrution:
Please chitchat with another worker for 5 to 6 turns each in a world WITHOUT COVID, as if you were catching up since last time you two spoke.
The OPENING of this chitchat FOLLOWs UP on an engaging topic mentioned last time.
Carry on the chat from there and CONTINUE the OPENING TOPIC as MANY TURNs as you can.
When you expand the topic, make sure it makes sense with the facts ALREADY mentioned.
Below is a good example of follow-up chat. Note that the speakers engage each other, and talk about an engaging topic (sharks) for multiple turns and in details.
Notes on what you two spoke last time:
Speaker 1 mentioned previously: I am a mechanic and I own a corvette. I live in california and love to surf. I enjoy watching tv.
Speaker 2 mentioned previously: I love scary movies. I like reading. My favorite author is stephen king. I have used a toaster.
Follow-up chat:
Speaker 1: Have you finished reading your stephen king book?
Speaker 2: I have not yet, did you go surfing today?
Speaker 1: I totally did. It was awesome. I saw a big shark.
Speaker 2: WOW, was it close to you? And better yet did you get out of the water?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he swam right up to my board. Then he stuck his mouth out of the water right near my foot.
Speaker 2: What!! And that is why I do not go surfing! Well are you ok then?
Speaker 1: I'm better than okay. It was awesome. But that's all boring stuff. Let's talk about something interesting. I hear you have a toaster!
Speaker 2: Being that close to a shark is not boring at all! LOL! Way more interesting that my toaster! Even though it is a nice 6 slice capabilities..
Below is an bad example of followup chat. Note that the speakers constantly switch topics(cats, books, music instruments), repeat what has already been said (play guitar). Both speakers are not engaging each other.
Notes on what you two spoke last time:
Speaker 1 mentioned previously: I love John Grisham movies.  I am very good at guitar. I do not read much. I wear skirts.
Speaker 2 mentioned previously: I have 3 cats. I spend lots of time reading. I do not play any instruments. I'm an only child. I have blonde hair.
Follow-up chat:
Speaker 1: What are your cats up to?
Speaker 2: They are eating in my sitting room.
Speaker 1: good. how about reading.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I am reading a book. "The 7 habits of highly effective people". quite interesting.
Speaker 1: That is impresive. I think I should read that boook too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it would be worthwhile. what kind of instrument do you play?
Speaker 1: I play guitar, it is a nice instrument.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's lovely. I am not good at it.
Note:
- Please do not reference the task or MTurk, HITs, Requestors, or other Mechanical Turk specific vocabulary itself during the conversation.
- Notes of what have been ALREADY said prior to this chat are summarized at the beginning. AVOID REPETITIVE questions you can easily find the answers to given the notes.
- When you expand topics, make sure they make sense with the ALREADY given details so they match the rest of your given character.
- Keep in mind that the conversations will eventually be made public, so act as you would on a public social network (e.g. Twitter).
- No racism, sexism or otherwise offensive comments, or the submission will be rejected and we will report to Amazon.
You will get bonus for high quality dialogs.
Do not trivially copy the character descriptions into the message.


Auxilliary Tool:
A workaround for 64-bit OpenCV Capture on OSX.
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#include <NCvCapture.h>
List of all members.
Detailed Description
Auxilliary Tool:
A workaround for 64-bit OpenCV Capture on OSX.
NCvCapture uses the QTKit APIs, which have the following advantages over the current quicktime based libraries used in OpenCV:
- They can be compiled in 32- or 64-bit mode.
- The height/width of webcam images can be set, drastically increasing the rate of video capture.
- Multiple processes can access the same camera at once.
- Programmatically specify which attached camera you use, instead of having the system decide arbitrarily.
These libraries are designed so that as little code changes are needed as possible:
- Include NMPT/NCvCapture.h
- Rather than creating a CvCapture struct, create an NCvCapture object.
- Use cvCaptureFromCAM, etc. as you normally would.
- When compiling using g++, link to the following frameworks: QTKit,
- Foundation, AppKit, QuartzCore.
A few limitations of these libraries are listed below. Patches are welcome; send patches to nbutko at ucsd dot edu:
- Video capture in OSX 10.5 is much slower than video capture in OSX 10.6.
- Some USB webcams become unstable when the resolution is changed, especially by multiple processes trying to access the same camera at once.
- Author:
- Nicholas Butko, Machine Perception Laboratory, UC San Diego
- Date:
- 2010
- Version:
- 0.3
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- /Users/nick/projects/NickThesis/Code/OpenCV/src/NCvCapture.mm


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We don't have any tutors or syllabus - we aim to provide a friendly, supportive community and help each other find the best resources to learn what we want to learn, how we want to learn it.
Apiary Coding is open to everyone who identifies as a woman or non-binary gender(s) and wants to improve their tech skills.
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Check out our list of free learning resources from across the web.
Join our Slack group! It's invitation-only, but invites are freely granted. Just email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
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Everyone at an Apiary Coding meet up wears a sticker with what they want to learn that day and what they can help others with
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A DevTools extension adds functionality to the Chrome DevTools. It can add new UI panels and sidebars, interact with the inspected page, get information about network requests, and more. View featured DevTools extensions. DevTools extensions have access to an additional set of DevTools-specific extension APIs:
$(ref:devtools.inspectedWindow)
$(ref:devtools.network)
$(ref:devtools.panels)
A DevTools extension is structured like any other extension: it can have a background page, content scripts, and other items. In addition, each DevTools extension has a DevTools page, which has access to the DevTools APIs.
An instance of the extension's DevTools page is created each time a DevTools window opens. The DevTools page exists for the lifetime of the DevTools window. The DevTools page has access to the DevTools APIs and a limited set of extension APIs. Specifically, the DevTools page can:
$(ref:devtools.panels)
APIs.$(ref:devtools.inspectedWindow)
APIs.$(ref:devtools.network)
APIs.The DevTools page cannot use most of the extensions APIs directly. It has
access to the same subset of the $(ref:extension)
and $(ref:runtime)
APIs that a content script has access to. Like a content script, a DevTools page
can communicate with the background page using Message Passing.
For an example, see Injecting a Content Script.
To create a DevTools page for your extension, add the devtools_page
field in the extension manifest:
{ "name": ... "version": "1.0", "minimum_chrome_version": "10.0", "devtools_page": "devtools.html", ... }
An instance of the devtools_page
specified in your extension's
manifest is created for every DevTools window opened. The page may add other
extension pages as panels and sidebars to the DevTools window using the
$(ref:devtools.panels)
API.
The devtools_page
field must point to an HTML page.
This differs from the background
field, used for specifying a background page,
which lets you specify JavaScript files directly.
The chrome.devtools.*
API modules are available only to the pages
loaded within the DevTools window. Content scripts and other extension pages do not
have these APIs. Thus, the APIs are available only through the lifetime of the
DevTools window.
There are also some DevTools APIs that are still experimental. Refer to chrome.experimental.* APIs for the list of experimental APIs and guidelines on how to use them.
In addition to the usual extension UI elements, such as browser actions, context menus and popups, a DevTools extension can add UI elements to the DevTools window:
Each panel is its own HTML file, which can include other resources (JavaScript, CSS, images, and so on). Creating a basic panel looks like this:
chrome.devtools.panels.create("My Panel", "MyPanelIcon.png", "Panel.html", function(panel) { // code invoked on panel creation } );
JavaScript executed in a panel or sidebar pane has access to the the same APIs as the DevTools page.
Creating a basic sidebar pane for the Elements panel looks like this:
chrome.devtools.panels.elements.createSidebarPane("My Sidebar", function(sidebar) { // sidebar initialization code here sidebar.setObject({ some_data: "Some data to show" }); });
There are several ways to display content in a sidebar pane:
HTML content. Call
$(ref:devtools.panels.ExtensionSidebarPane.setPage setPage)
to specify
an HTML page to display in the pane.
JSON data. Pass a JSON object to
$(ref:devtools.panels.ExtensionSidebarPane.setObject setObject)
.
JavaScript expression. Pass an expression to
$(ref:devtools.panels.ExtensionSidebarPane.setExpression setExpression)
.
DevTools evaluates the expression in the context of the inspected page, and
displays the return value.
For both setObject
and setExpression
,
the pane displays the value as it would appear in the DevTools console.
However, setExpression
lets you display DOM elements and arbitrary
JavaScript objects, while setObject
only supports JSON objects.
The following sections describe some typical scenarios for communicating between the different components of a DevTools extension.
The DevTools page can't call $(ref:tabs.executeScript)
directly.
To inject a content script from the DevTools page, you must retrieve the ID
of the inspected window's tab using the $(ref:inspectedWindow.tabId)
property and send a message to the background page. From the background page,
call $(ref:tabs.executeScript)
to inject the script.
If a content script has already been injected, you can add
additional context scripts using the eval
method. See
Passing the Selected Element to a Content Script
for more information.
The following code snippets show how to inject a content script using
executeScript
.
// DevTools page -- devtools.js // Create a connection to the background page var backgroundPageConnection = chrome.runtime.connect({ name: "devtools-page" }); backgroundPageConnection.onMessage.addListener(function (message) { // Handle responses from the background page, if any }); // Relay the tab ID to the background page chrome.runtime.sendMessage({ tabId: chrome.devtools.inspectedWindow.tabId, scriptToInject: "content_script.js" });
Code for the background page:
// Background page -- background.js chrome.runtime.onConnect.addListener(function(devToolsConnection) { // assign the listener function to a variable so we can remove it later var devToolsListener = function(message, sender, sendResponse) { // Inject a content script into the identified tab chrome.tabs.executeScript(message.tabId, { file: message.scriptToInject }); } // add the listener devToolsConnection.onMessage.addListener(devToolsListener); devToolsConnection.onDisconnect.addListener(function() { devToolsConnection.onMessage.removeListener(devToolsListener); }); }
You can use the $(ref:inspectedWindow.eval)
method to execute
JavaScript code in the context of the inspected page. You can invoke the
eval
method from a DevTools page, panel or sidebar pane.
By default, the expression is evaluated in the context of the main frame of the
page. Now, you may be familiar with the DevTools commandline API features like element inspection (inspect(elem)
), breaking on functions (debug(fn)
), copying to clipboard (copy()
) and more. inspectedWindow.eval()
uses the same script execution context and options as the code typed at the DevTools console, which allows access to these APIs within the eval. For example, SOAK uses it for inspecting an element:
chrome.devtools.inspectedWindow.eval( "inspect($$('head script[data-soak=main]')[0])", function(result, isException) { } );
Alternatively, use the useContentScriptContext: true
option for inspectedWindow.eval()
to evaluate the
expression in the same context as the content scripts. Calling eval
with useContentScriptContext: true
does
not create a content script context, so you must load a context script
before calling eval
, either by calling executeScript
or
by specifying a content script in the manifest.json
file.
Once the context script context exists, you can use this option to inject additional content scripts.
The eval
method is powerful when used in the right
context and dangerous when used inappropriately. Use the
$(ref:tabs.executeScript)
method if you don't need access to the
JavaScript context of the inspected page. For detailed cautions and a comparison
of the two methods, see $(ref:inspectedWindow)
.
The content script doesn't have direct access to the current selected element.
However, any code you execute using $(ref:inspectedWindow.eval)
has
access to the DevTools console and command-line APIs. For example, in evaluated code
you can use $0
to access the selected element.
To pass the selected element to a content script:
$(ref:inspectedWindow.eval)
with the useContentScriptContext: true
option. The code in your content script might look something like this:
function setSelectedElement(el) { // do something with the selected element }
Invoke the method from the DevTools page like this:
chrome.devtools.inspectedWindow.eval("setSelectedElement($0)", { useContentScriptContext: true });
The useContentScriptContext: true
option specifies that the
expression must be evaluated in the same context as the content scripts, so it can
access the setSelectedElement
method.
window
postMessage
from a devtools panel, you'll need a reference to its window
object. Get a panel's iframe window in from the the panel.onShown
event handler:
onShown.addListener(function callback) extensionPanel.onShown.addListener(function (extPanelWindow) { extPanelWindow instanceof Window; // true extPanelWindow.postMessage( // … });
Messaging between the DevTools page and content scripts is indirect, by way of the background page.
When sending a message to a content script, the background page can use
the $(ref:tabs.sendMessage)
method, which directs a message to the
content scripts in a specific tab, as shown in
Injecting a Content Script.
When sending a message from a content script, there is no ready-made method to deliver a message to the correct DevTools page instance associated with the current tab. As a workaround, you can have the DevTools page establish a long-lived connection with the background page, and have the background page keep a map of tab IDs to connections, so it can route each message to the correct connection.
// background.js var connections = {}; chrome.runtime.onConnect.addListener(function (port) { var extensionListener = function (message, sender, sendResponse) { // The original connection event doesn't include the tab ID of the // DevTools page, so we need to send it explicitly. if (message.name == "init") { connections[message.tabId] = port; return; } // other message handling } // Listen to messages sent from the DevTools page port.onMessage.addListener(extensionListener); port.onDisconnect.addListener(function(port) { port.onMessage.removeListener(extensionListener); var tabs = Object.keys(connections); for (var i=0, len=tabs.length; i < len; i++) { if (connections[tabs[i]] == port) { delete connections[tabs[i]] break; } } }); }); // Receive message from content script and relay to the devTools page for the // current tab chrome.runtime.onMessage.addListener(function(request, sender, sendResponse) { // Messages from content scripts should have sender.tab set if (sender.tab) { var tabId = sender.tab.id; if (tabId in connections) { connections[tabId].postMessage(request); } else { console.log("Tab not found in connection list."); } } else { console.log("sender.tab not defined."); } return true; });
The DevTools page (or panel or sidebar pane) establishes the connection like this:
// Create a connection to the background page var backgroundPageConnection = chrome.runtime.connect({ name: "panel" }); backgroundPageConnection.postMessage({ name: 'init', tabId: chrome.devtools.inspectedWindow.tabId });
While the above solution works for content scripts, code that is injected
directly into the page (e.g. through appending a <script>
tag
or through $(ref:inspectedWindow.eval)
) requires a different strategy.
In this context, $(ref:runtime.sendMessage)
will not pass messages
to the background script as expected.
As a workaround, you can combine your injected script with a content script
that acts as an intermediary. To pass messages to the content script, you can
use the
window.postMessage
API. Here's an example, assuming the
background script from the previous section:
// injected-script.js window.postMessage({ greeting: 'hello there!', source: 'my-devtools-extension' }, '*');
// content-script.js window.addEventListener('message', function(event) { // Only accept messages from the same frame if (event.source !== window) { return; } var message = event.data; // Only accept messages that we know are ours if (typeof message !== 'object' || message === null || !message.source === 'my-devtools-extension') { return; } chrome.runtime.sendMessage(message); });
Your message will now flow from the injected script, to the content script, to the background script, and finally to the DevTools page.
You can also consider two alternative message passing techniques here.
If your extension needs to track whether the DevTools window is open, you can add an $(ref:runtime.onConnect onConnect) listener to the background page, and call $(ref:runtime.connect connect) from the DevTools page. Since each tab can have its own DevTools window open, you may receive multiple connect events. To track whether any DevTools window is open, you need to count the connect and disconnect events as shown below:
// background.js var openCount = 0; chrome.runtime.onConnect.addListener(function (port) { if (port.name == "devtools-page") { if (openCount == 0) { alert("DevTools window opening."); } openCount++; port.onDisconnect.addListener(function(port) { openCount--; if (openCount == 0) { alert("Last DevTools window closing."); } }); } });
The DevTools page creates a connection like this:
// devtools.js // Create a connection to the background page var backgroundPageConnection = chrome.runtime.connect({ name: "devtools-page" });
Browse the source of these DevTools extension examples:
For information on the standard APIs that extensions can use, see chrome.* APIs and Other APIs.
Give us feedback! Your comments and suggestions help us improve the APIs.
You can find examples that use DevTools APIs in Samples.


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easy_perception_deployment
|
Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ (self) |
| def | setButtons (self) |
| def | deployPackage (self) |
| def | openTrainWindow (self) |
| def | closeWindow (self) |
Public Attributes | |
| train_window | |
| deploy_window | |
| isTrainOpen | |
| isDeployOpen | |
| train_button | |
| deploy_button | |
| quit_button | |
The MainWindow class is a PySide2 Graphical User Interface (GUI) window that starts up as the first user interface.
| def windows.Main.MainWindow.__init__ | ( | self | ) |
The constructor. Sets the size of the window. Calls setButtons function to populate window with button.
| def windows.Main.MainWindow.closeWindow | ( | self | ) |
A function that is triggered by the button labelled, Quit.
| def windows.Main.MainWindow.deployPackage | ( | self | ) |
A function that is triggered by the button labelled, Deploy.
| def windows.Main.MainWindow.openTrainWindow | ( | self | ) |
A function that is triggered by the button labelled, Train.
| def windows.Main.MainWindow.setButtons | ( | self | ) |
A Mutator function that defines all buttons in MainWindow.


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I work as a full time developer and project manager in Chemnitz, Germany. I code
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You can find some of my open source projects on GitHub.
My project TeleScope is an open source collection of
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I don't tend to write neither much (nor regular) about myself or the things I do in private.
But I hope to write at least one post per month. So check out my articles.
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Most of our training will be done on the USACO training pages
From time to time we might look at questions on HackerRank
This is a series of questions we'll use to create teams for 4-man competitions. No post-AP CS knowledge neccessary
If you're submitting an answer for _question with the id _id in Java,
_question.java
/*
ID: _id
LANG: JAVA
TASK: _question
*/
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
public class _question {
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
Scanner input = new Scanner(new File("_question.in"));
PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(new File("_question.out"));
/*
your code here:
Read input using input.next();
Write output using pw.println();
*/
input.close();
pw.close();
}
}
You must end each output line with a '\n' for USACO


|
Panda3D
|
Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ (self, aliasMap={}) |
| def | __repr__ (self) |
| def | __str__ (self) |
| def | cleanup (self) |
| def | getAliasPhase (self, alias) |
| def | getPhase (self) |
| def | getPhaseAlias (self, phase) |
| def | setAlias (self, phase, alias) |
| def | setPhase (self, aPhase) |
Public Attributes | |
| aliasPhaseMap | |
| phase | |
| phaseAliasMap | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| notify = directNotify.newCategory("PhasedObject") | |
This class is governs the loading and unloading of successive phases in an ordered and automatic manner. An object can only have one phase at any given moment. At the completion of setPhase() the current and all previous phases are guaranteed to be loaded, while all later phases are guaranteed to be unloaded. In order to define a phase, simply define the functions: loadPhase<#> and unloadPhase<#> where # corresponds to the number of the phase to be defined and # >= 0. You also have the ability to define alias for phases so that your function definitions are more descriptive. The way to do this is to provide an aliasMap to __init__(). The aliasMap is of the form {'alias':#, ...}. You can then call setPhase() with this alias as well. So for example, if you wanted to alias phase 0 to 'Far' you would define loadPhaseFar() and unloadPhaseFar(). Upon calling setPhase(0), setPhase('Far'), setPhase(<any phase greater than 0>), or setPhase(<any alias greater than 'Far'>), loadPhaseFar() will be invoked. For a skeleton example class, see the AnfaPhasedObject class definition lower in this file.
| def __init__ | ( | self, | |
aliasMap = {} |
|||
| ) |
| def __repr__ | ( | self | ) |
Reimplemented in BufferedDistancePhasedNode, and DistancePhasedNode.
| def __str__ | ( | self | ) |
Reimplemented in BufferedDistancePhasedNode, and DistancePhasedNode.
| def cleanup | ( | self | ) |
Will force the unloading, in correct order, of all currently loaded phases.
Reimplemented in DistancePhasedNode.
| def getAliasPhase | ( | self, | |
| alias | |||
| ) |
Returns the phase number of an alias, if it exists. Otherwise, returns the alias.
| def getPhase | ( | self | ) |
Returns the current phase (or alias, if defined) this object is currently in.
| def getPhaseAlias | ( | self, | |
| phase | |||
| ) |
Returns the alias of a phase number, if it exists. Otherwise, returns the phase number.
| def setAlias | ( | self, | |
| phase, | |||
| alias | |||
| ) |
Map an alias to a phase number. phase must be >= 0 and alias must be a string of characters suitable for python variable names. The mapping must be one-to-one.
| def setPhase | ( | self, | |
| aPhase | |||
| ) |
aPhase can be either a phase number or a predefined alias. Will invoke a sequence of loadPhase*() or unloadPhase*() functions corresponding to the difference between the current phase and aPhase, starting at the current phase.
Reimplemented in BufferedDistancePhasedNode, and DistancePhasedNode.
| aliasPhaseMap |
|
static |
| phase |
| phaseAliasMap |


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The RAPP project provides an open-source software platform to support the creation and delivery of Robotic Applications (RApps), which, in turn, are expected to increase the versatility and utility of robots. These applications enable robots to provide physical assistance to people at risk of exclusion, especially the elderly, to function as a companion or to adopt the role of a friendly tutor for people who want to partake in the electronic feast but don’t know where to start.
So, the RAPP project deals with identifying the best ways to train and adapt robots to serve and assist people with special needs. To achieve this, one of the actions that RAPP implements is the creation of RApps based on adaptation to individuals and taking into account the special needs of elderly people, while respecting their autonomy and privacy. These RAPPs can be found in the RAPP repository and can be downloaded to your robot in order to extend its functionality.
RAPP adopts a distributed architecture, where the platform and the store are on the cloud, and the client is on the robot. In that sense, the host is the controller executing on the robot, and the guest is the controller or the services executing on the cloud. We consider both controllers as a single entity, separated only by a network socket. Together, they make up a RApp.


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Package chess.parser
Interface Consts
-
- All Superinterfaces:
Piece
,PieceColor
- All Known Implementing Classes:
BoardHelper
,PossibleMovesProviderImpl
public interface Consts extends PieceColor, Piece
Created by Stanisław Kabaciński.
-
-
Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static int
BLACK_BISHOP
static int
BLACK_KING
static int
BLACK_KNIGHT
static int
BLACK_KS_ROOK
static int
BLACK_PAWN
static int
BLACK_QS_ROOK
static int
BLACK_QUEEN
static int
WHITE_BISHOP
static int
WHITE_KING
static int
WHITE_KNIGHT
static int
WHITE_KS_ROOK
static int
WHITE_PAWN
static int
WHITE_QS_ROOK
static int
WHITE_QUEEN
-
Fields inherited from interface chess.parser.Piece
BISHOP, KING, KNIGHT, KS_ROOK, PAWN, QS_ROOK, QUEEN
-
Fields inherited from interface chess.parser.PieceColor
BLACK, WHITE
-
-
-
-
Field Detail
-
BLACK_KING
static final int BLACK_KING
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
BLACK_QUEEN
static final int BLACK_QUEEN
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
BLACK_KNIGHT
static final int BLACK_KNIGHT
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
BLACK_BISHOP
static final int BLACK_BISHOP
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
BLACK_KS_ROOK
static final int BLACK_KS_ROOK
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
BLACK_QS_ROOK
static final int BLACK_QS_ROOK
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
BLACK_PAWN
static final int BLACK_PAWN
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
WHITE_KING
static final int WHITE_KING
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
WHITE_QUEEN
static final int WHITE_QUEEN
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
WHITE_KNIGHT
static final int WHITE_KNIGHT
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
WHITE_BISHOP
static final int WHITE_BISHOP
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
WHITE_KS_ROOK
static final int WHITE_KS_ROOK
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
WHITE_QS_ROOK
static final int WHITE_QS_ROOK
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
WHITE_PAWN
static final int WHITE_PAWN
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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-


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Michael Avenatti finds 'nothing funny' about Pete Davidson's 'SNL' impression in tongue-in-cheek tweet
by Brie StimsonLawyer Michael Avenatti said he found “nothing funny” about "Saturday Night Live"’s cold open this weekend that put a soap opera twist on the latest developments in the House impeachment hearings - and poked a bit of fun at people forgetting him.
In what seemed a caricature of President Trump's Twitter style, Avenatti said there was “Nothing funny about tired Saturday Night Live on Fake News NBC!"
 This is the real quid pro quo. Investigate!!!”
The cold open, titled “Days of Our Impeachment,” featured a mess of characters, including Ambassador Bill Taylor falling in love with “telenovela sensation” Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ambassador Gordon Sondland with amnesia and cast member Pete Davidson playing Avenatti, the ex-Stormy Daniels lawyer trying to shock the room with details about his former client’s alleged encounter with the president.
NIKE EXTORTION CASE SEES NEW CHARGE AGAINST MICHAEL AVENATTI
“I’ve got a bombshell that will change everything!” Davidson’s Avenatti proclaimed. “The president had an affair!”
'JEOPARDY!' CHAMPS, INCLUDING JAMES HOLZHAUER, COULDN'T IDENTIFY MICHAEL AVENATTI IN CLUE
“That storyline was from like last season,” John Hamm as Taylor answered.
“Fine, I’ll go, but you haven’t seen the last of …Who am I playing again?” Davidson laughed in the second reference to a recent airing of "Jeopardy!," in which none of the contestants were able to correctly answer "Who is Avenatti?"
“Michael Avocado,” Davidson quipped after he’s reminded of Avenatti’s name.
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The real-life Avenatti often posts anti-Trump tweets.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| xyz.swatt.data_mapping_validator |
This package contains helper classes for validating data being mapped from one location and/or format to another,
typically through a process like a
workflow.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BigDecimalMapping.MappingFlag
List of possible flags for a Data Mapping.
|
| CollectionMapping
Use this class to validate that 2 different
Collection s of Object s are equal, By using the
Object's build in equals(Object) method.
|
| CollectionMapping.MappingFlag
List of possible flags for a Data Mapping.
|
| DataMapping
This interface is for all Data Mapping Classes that compare 2 values of the same type.
|
| DataMapping.DataMappingFlagEnum
Every Implementing Class should have a "Column" enum than implements this interface.
|
| LocalDateTimeMapping
Use this class to validate that 2 different
LocalDateTime s, LocalDate s, LocalTime s, ZonedDateTime s,
or String s
Representing Date and/or Time are equal.
|
| LocalDateTimeMapping.MappingFlag
List of possible flags for a Data Mapping.
|
| StringMapping.MappingFlag
List of possible flags for a Data Mapping.
|


DeviceModel
public enum DeviceModel : String
Undocumented
-
iPhone **
Declaration
Swift
case iPhone4
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPhone4S
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPhone5
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPhone5C
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPhone5S
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPhone6
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPhone6Plus
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPhone6S
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPhone6SPlus
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPhoneSE
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPhone7
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPhone7Plus
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPhone8
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPhone8Plus
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPhoneX
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPhoneXS
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPhoneXS_Max
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPhoneXR
-
iPad **
Declaration
Swift
case iPad1
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPad2
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPad3
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPad4
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPad5
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPad6
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPadAir
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPadAir2
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPadMini
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPadMini2
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPadMini3
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPadMini4
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPadPro9_7Inch
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPadPro10_5Inch
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPadPro12_9Inch
-
iPod **
Declaration
Swift
case iPodTouch1Gen
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPodTouch2Gen
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPodTouch3Gen
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPodTouch4Gen
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPodTouch5Gen
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
case iPodTouch6Gen
-
simulator **
Declaration
Swift
case simulator
-
unknown **
Declaration
Swift
case unknown


--- layout: post title: Swedish Beers date: 2006-04-05 00:00:00 categories: mobile personal social ---
Yay, Swedish Beers reasserts itself my favourite mobile networking event... principally because it's a group of nice interesting folk getting hammered in a half-decent bar, and doesn't suffer too much from the press-release-reciting puffery that some other events tend towards.
Had a great time at Nordic Bar last night, mob-handed with Devi and Ribot of FP (if you can call 3 a mob). It was great to catch up with a few folks I'd not seen for a while - Helen, Mike, Nick, Steve and Simon - and meet a few new faces (Oleg and the mighty Masabists).
Thanks to the obsessive photography of Mr Ribot, the evening is well documented. I'm assured that footage will follow.
And big wooo to Helen for organising it all!


Pyjamas Examples
Demos are enabled once built.
Addons Gallery
Demo gallery of addon components
Ajaxlib Test
Experimental Dynamic Module loading of a Javascript Module
Anchor
Demonstration of an external link
Asteroids
Asteroids game example
Browser Detect
Demo of browser-specific coding
Builder
Use the xml of pyjsglade to dynamically create interface elements
Canvas Processing
Canvas Processing Example
Clickable RootPanel
Propagation of events
Click Override
Filter or ignore onBrowserEvent
Controls
Controls Tutorial
CSS Messer
Change css contents on the fly
DateField
Calendar usage
Drag and Drop Tests
Several tests of pyjamas drag and drop
Dynamic Table
Port of GWT dynamic table example
Employee Admin
PureMVC employee admin example
Flow Panel
(unknown)
Form Panel
FormPanel example
Sorted Grid Thing
(unknown)
GChart Test
Port of GChart Example
getattr
Example getattr() use
Google Maps Example
Python wrapper around the GMaps JS API
Grid Edit
Grid Edit
Grid Test
Demo of grid control
GWT Canvas
Port of GWTCanvas Example
Hang man
Guess the word or be hanged
helloworld
Port of GWT hello world example
helloworld w/bootsplash
Port of GWT hello world example, with a JS bootsplash
infohierarchy
infohierarchy example
jsimport
JS import example
TestRect and TestDict
Import of javascript
JSONRPCExample
JSONRPC example
kitchensink
KitchenSink example
libtest
libtest example
lightout
lightout example
mail
Mail showcase example
Map Area Demo
(unknown)
minesweeper
minesweeper example
navigate
navigation based on History class (url)
OnClickTest
OnClickTest example
picasaweb
Access RESTful services such as google provide with their gdata api
raphael
Raphael JS wrapper example
shell
Shell / Window example
showcase
Showcase example
slideshow
Slideshow example
splitpanel
Split Panels example
svgtest
svg test example
tabpanelwidget
Tab Panel example
timerdemo
timerdemo example
timesheet
Timesheet MVC example
Toggle
Toggle example
uitest
uitest example
Widgets
Widgets example
xmldoc
XML doc example


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terpri
&optional output-stream ⇒ nil
fresh-line
&optional output-stream ⇒ generalized-boolean
output-stream – an output stream designator. The default is standard output.
generalized-boolean—a generalized boolean.
terpri outputs a newline to output-stream.
fresh-line is similar to terpri but outputs a newline only if the output-stream is not already at the start of a line. If for some reason this cannot be determined, then a newline is output anyway. fresh-line returns true if it outputs a newline; otherwise it returns false.
(with-output-to-string (s) (write-string "some text" s) (terpri s) (terpri s) (write-string "more text" s)) ⇒ "some text more text" (with-output-to-string (s) (write-string "some text" s) (fresh-line s) (fresh-line s) (write-string "more text" s)) ⇒ "some text more text"
The output-stream is modified.
*standard-output*, *terminal-io*.
None.
[Reviewer Note by Barmar: What if stream is closed?]
terpri is identical in effect to
(write-char #\Newline output-stream)


java.lang.Object cz.dhl.ftp.FtpFile
Allows uniform manipulation with FTP files. Equivalent for File object.

Ftp
,
CoFile
,
File
| Constructor Summary | |
FtpFile(FtpFile dir,
java.lang.String name,
Ftp client)
Creates a new FtpFile instance from a parent abstract pathname and a child pathname string. |
|
FtpFile(java.lang.String path,
Ftp client)
Creates a new FtpFile instance by converting the given pathname string into an abstract pathname. |
|
FtpFile(java.lang.String path,
java.lang.String name,
Ftp client)
Creates a new FtpFile instance from a parent pathname string and a child pathname string. |
| Method Summary | |
boolean |
canRead()
Tests whether the application can read the file denoted by this abstract pathname. |
boolean |
canWrite()
Tests whether the application can modify to the file denoted by this abstract pathname. |
int |
compareExtToIgnoreCase(CoOrder file)
Compares two abstract pathnames lexicographically by extension. |
int |
compareNameToIgnoreCase(CoOrder file)
Compares two abstract pathnames lexicographically by name. |
int |
compareTo(java.lang.Object o)
Compares two abstract pathnames lexicographically (by pathname). |
boolean |
delete()
Deletes the file or directory denoted by this abstract pathname. |
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object o)
|
boolean |
equalsExtTo(java.lang.String filter)
Tests this abstract pathname for equality with the given extension. |
boolean |
equalsExtTo(java.lang.String[] filter)
Tests this abstract pathname for equality with one of the given extensions. |
boolean |
exists()
Tests whether the file denoted by this abstract pathname exists. |
java.lang.String |
getAbsolutePath()
Returns the absolute pathname of the file represented by this object. |
java.lang.String |
getAccess()
Returns access string. |
CoConsole |
getConsole()
Gets console if implemented or null. |
char |
getDataType()
Get type of data transfer. |
java.lang.String |
getGroup()
Get group of users for this file object. |
java.lang.String |
getHost()
Returns the host name. |
java.io.InputStream |
getInputStream()
Returns an input stream for this file. |
java.lang.String |
getName()
Returns the name of the file represented by this object. |
java.io.OutputStream |
getOutputStream()
Returns an output stream for this file. |
java.io.OutputStream |
getOutputStream(boolean append)
Returns an output stream for this file. |
java.lang.String |
getOwner()
Get owner of this file object. |
java.lang.String |
getParent()
Returns the parent part of the pathname of this File object, or null if the name has no parent part. |
java.lang.String[] |
getPathArray()
Tokens the pathname by separator. |
int |
getPathDepth()
Returns depth (number of levels) of this abstract pathname. |
CoFile |
getPathFragment(int depth)
Returns abstract pathname containing first depth levels of this pathname of the file represented by this object. |
boolean |
isAbsolute()
Tests if the file represented by this File object is an absolute pathname. |
boolean |
isConnected()
Tests if corresponding connection to remote host is active. |
boolean |
isDirectory()
Tests if the file represented by this File object is a directory. |
boolean |
isExecutable()
Tests if the file represented by this File object is executable. |
boolean |
isFile()
Tests if the file represented by this File object is a "normal" file. |
boolean |
isHidden()
Tests whether the file named by this abstract pathname is a hidden file. |
boolean |
isLink()
Tests whether the file named by this abstract pathname is a link. |
boolean |
isSpecial()
Tests whether the file named by this abstract pathname is a special file. |
long |
lastModified()
Returns the time that the file represented by this File object was last modified. |
java.lang.String |
lastModifiedString()
Returns the time string that the file represented by this CoFile object was last modified in short mode. |
long |
length()
Returns the length of the file represented by this File object. |
CoFile[] |
listCoFiles()
Returns an array of abstract pathnames denoting the files in the directory denoted by this abstract pathname. |
CoFile[] |
listCoFiles(CoFilenameFilter filter)
Returns an array of strings naming the files and directories in the directory denoted by this abstract pathname that satisfy the specified filter. |
CoFile[] |
listCoRoots()
List the available filesystem roots. |
boolean |
mkdir()
Creates the directory named by this abstract pathname. |
boolean |
mkdirs()
Creates the directory named by this abstract pathname, including any necessary but nonexistent parent directories. |
CoFile |
newFileChild(java.lang.String child)
Creates a new file instance from this abstract pathname and a child string. |
CoFile |
newFileRename(java.lang.String name)
Creates a new file instance from a parent of this abstract pathname and a name string. |
java.lang.String |
propertyString()
Returns a property string. |
boolean |
renameTo(CoFile dest)
Renames the file denoted by this abstract pathname. |
boolean |
startsWithIgnoreCase(char ch)
Tests this abstract pathname whether name starts with the given character. |
java.lang.String |
toString()
Returns a string representation of this object. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
public FtpFile(FtpFile dir, java.lang.String name, Ftp client)
public FtpFile(java.lang.String path, Ftp client)
public FtpFile(java.lang.String path, java.lang.String name, Ftp client)
| Method Detail |
public boolean canRead()
CoFile
canRead
in interface CoFile
public boolean canWrite()
CoFile
canWrite
in interface CoFile
public int compareExtToIgnoreCase(CoOrder file)
CoOrder
compareExtToIgnoreCase
in interface CoOrder
public int compareNameToIgnoreCase(CoOrder file)
CoOrder
compareNameToIgnoreCase
in interface CoOrder
public int compareTo(java.lang.Object o)
CoOrder
compareTo
in interface CoOrder
public boolean delete() throws java.lang.SecurityException
CoFile
delete
in interface CoFile
java.lang.SecurityException
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object o)
public boolean equalsExtTo(java.lang.String filter)
CoOrder
equalsExtTo
in interface CoOrder
filter
- must be uppercase string with a leading '.' sign;
example: ".TXT" or ".HTM" or ".HTML" etc ...public boolean equalsExtTo(java.lang.String[] filter)
CoOrder
equalsExtTo
in interface CoOrder
filter
- must be array of uppercase strings with a leading '.' sign;
example: { ".TXT", ".HTM", ".HTML", etc ... }public boolean exists()
CoFile
exists
in interface CoFile
public java.lang.String getAbsolutePath()
CoFile
getAbsolutePath
in interface CoFile
public java.lang.String getAccess()
CoFile
getAccess
in interface CoFile
public CoConsole getConsole()
CoOpen
getConsole
in interface CoOpen
public char getDataType()
CoOpen
getDataType
in interface CoOpen
public java.lang.String getGroup()
public java.lang.String getHost()
CoFile
getHost
in interface CoFile
public java.io.InputStream getInputStream() throws java.io.IOException
CoOpen
getInputStream
in interface CoOpen
java.io.IOException
public java.lang.String getName()
CoFile
getName
in interface CoFile
public java.io.OutputStream getOutputStream() throws java.io.IOException
CoOpen
getOutputStream
in interface CoOpen
java.io.IOException
public java.io.OutputStream getOutputStream(boolean append) throws java.io.IOException
CoOpen
getOutputStream
in interface CoOpen
java.io.IOException
public java.lang.String getOwner()
public java.lang.String getParent()
CoFile
getParent
in interface CoFile
public java.lang.String[] getPathArray()
CoFile
getPathArray
in interface CoFile
[Server-name]/[Disk-root]
[1st-level-parent-dir-name]
[2nd-level-parent-dir-name]
...
[Top-level-parent-dir-name]
public int getPathDepth()
CoFile
getPathDepth
in interface CoFile
public CoFile getPathFragment(int depth)
CoFile
getPathFragment
in interface CoFile
public boolean isAbsolute()
CoFile
isAbsolute
in interface CoFile
public boolean isConnected()
CoOrder
isConnected
in interface CoOrder
public boolean isDirectory()
CoFile
isDirectory
in interface CoFile
public boolean isExecutable()
public boolean isFile()
CoFile
isFile
in interface CoFile
public boolean isHidden()
CoFile
isHidden
in interface CoFile
public boolean isLink()
CoFile
isLink
in interface CoFile
public boolean isSpecial()
CoFile
isSpecial
in interface CoFile
public long lastModified()
CoFile
lastModified
in interface CoFile
public java.lang.String lastModifiedString()
CoFile
lastModifiedString
in interface CoFile
public long length()
CoFile
length
in interface CoFile
public CoFile[] listCoFiles() throws java.lang.SecurityException
CoFile
listCoFiles
in interface CoFile
java.lang.SecurityException
public CoFile[] listCoFiles(CoFilenameFilter filter) throws java.lang.SecurityException
CoFile
CoFile.listCoFiles()
} method, except that the strings
in the returned array must satisfy the filter. If the given filter
is null then all names are accepted.
listCoFiles
in interface CoFile
java.lang.SecurityException
public CoFile[] listCoRoots()
CoFile
listCoRoots
in interface CoFile
public boolean mkdir() throws java.lang.SecurityException
CoFile
mkdir
in interface CoFile
java.lang.SecurityException
public boolean mkdirs() throws java.lang.SecurityException
CoFile
mkdirs
in interface CoFile
java.lang.SecurityException
public CoFile newFileChild(java.lang.String child)
CoOpen
newFileChild
in interface CoOpen
public CoFile newFileRename(java.lang.String name)
CoOpen
newFileRename
in interface CoOpen
public java.lang.String propertyString()
CoFile
propertyString
in interface CoFile
public boolean renameTo(CoFile dest) throws java.lang.SecurityException
CoFile
renameTo
in interface CoFile
java.lang.SecurityException
public boolean startsWithIgnoreCase(char ch)
CoOrder
startsWithIgnoreCase
in interface CoOrder
public java.lang.String toString()
CoFile
toString
in interface CoFile


flixel.addons.tile.FlxCaveGenerator
- type
- class
This class uses the cellular automata algorithm
to generate very sexy caves.
(Coded by Eddie Lee, October 16, 2010)
Static Methods
- parameters
Matrix
A matrix of data
- returns
- A string that is usuable for FlxTilemap.loadMap()
- parameters
Columns
Number of columns for the matrix
Rows
Number of rows for the matrix
SmoothingIterations
How many times do you want to "smooth" the caev - the higher the smoother, but slower
WallRatio
Chance for a tile to become a wall - the closer the value is to 1.0, the more walls there are
- returns
- Returns a matrix of a cave!
- parameters
Columns
Number of columns for the matrix
Rows
Number of rows for the matrix
SmoothingIterations
How many times do you want to "smooth" the caev - the higher the smoother, but slower
WallRatio
Chance for a tile to become a wall - the closer the value is to 1.0, the more walls there are
- returns
- A cave string that is usable by FlxTilemap.loadMap()


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