This is a function that will be called for every particle once per tick. You can do various things here with the simulation and particles around you, and so this is an useful function for all sorts of updating purposes.
You can see the various objects you can access from the function (and others through them):
(in C++):
#define UPDATE_FUNC_ARGS Simulation* sim, int index, int x, int y,
int surround_space, int no_type, Particle *parts,
int pmap[YRES][XRES]
(in Lua):
number index, number x, number y, number surround_space, number nt
Once you define your function, the assignment to this property is very simple:
Update = &Element_BCOL::update;


After being called as a holy prophet and leading his people out of bondage towards safety, in the the book of Exodus, chapter 20, Moses the received the 10 commandments directly from God. God gave the commandments to Moses in order to help Moses guide, govern, and lead his people, who were the house of Israel.
The Ten Commandments given to Moses are as follows:
These commandments still exist today, and are revered as eternal law in most Christian religions; however, if Moses had existed in our day, charged with teaching and leading modern people today, would those commandments be any different? Moses lived in an ancient time, leading people who had been slaves all their lives to newfound freedom. The people were leaving the great civilization of Egypt, to start fresh and form their own new nation. Their lives, and their circumstances have very little in common with ours today. For christian saints in these latter days, how would God’s revelation of his commandments change, based on his people’s circumstances and time? Of course the ten commandments are a foundation, but God has already built upon his ten commandments, revealing His law for His church to Joseph Smith the prophet.
Joseph Smith is the founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. At age 14, he started having revelations from God. As time went on, Joseph received more revelations and was called by God to be His prophet, and to restore His true church. As Joseph continued to build up God’s restored kingdom, he received many more revelations about doctrine, teachings, and various other commandments. Joseph recorded many of these revelations in the Doctrine and Covenants, now regarded as a book of scripture by the LDS church.
In section 42 of the Doctrine and Covenants, Joseph recorded a revelation he received, where God listed and explained the commandments He wanted His church and His saints to obey. These commandments build upon the ten commandments given in ancient time, and are God’s law today. Members of the LDS church should study these and see them as equals to the ten commandments. All christians should study these commandments and follow them, to draw closer to Christ.
In February of 1832 in Kirtland, Ohio, Joseph Smith received a revelation, which the Lord referred to as His law. The law given to Joseph was to guide Christ’s church and its members to be a clean and righteous people. The law of the Lord was to be kept and seen equal to the ten commandments given to Moses after fleeing from the land of Egypt. The Lord’s law consisted of 17 commandments:
These commandments should a significant part of the foundation, or the cornerstone of the LDS faith. Unfortunately, many latter-day saints are not even aware of this law, nor of its importance. Each of these commandments should be focused on more in church meetings, discourses, and lessons, because they are the laws the Lord wants his children in this day to obey.
Heavenly Father will always guide his children through the spirit of revelaiton. God has done so with his ancient prophets and continues today through his modern-day prophets, which started with Joseph Smith. Although these 17 commandments listed in D&C 42 are the Lord's law today, the prophets leading the LDS church today continue to receive more revelations. These revelations are filled with more commandments, teachings, and more guidance on how we can better obey our Heavenly Father and be righteous children. I testify that this is true, and urge the reader, regardless of their faith, to listen to God's prophets and obey the Lord's laws.


Flamengo 2-1 River Plate: Gabriel Barbosa stuns Marcelo Gallardo’s men to snatch Copa Libertadores glory
by FSA EditorRiver Plate were minutes from defending the Copa Libertadores until Gabriel Barbosa snatched victory for Flamengo.
Flamengo became champions of South America on Saturday as two goals in three minutes from Gabriel Barbosa snatched a 2-1 win over River Plate in the Copa Libertadores final.
The one-off match, relocated to Estadio Monumental in Lima due to civil unrest in Santiago, looked set to be settled by a first-half strike from Rafael Santos Borre.
Marcelo Gallardo’s men, bidding to become the first team to win back-to-back titles since Boca Juniors in 2001, had the game largely under control until Gabriel levelled in the 89th minute.
The striker then smashed home on the half-volley in the second minute of injury time before being sent off along with Exequiel Palacios in one of the most dramatic finales to the competition’s recent history.
Without a goal from open play in this year’s tournament, Borre needed just 14 minutes to break the deadlock, firing low past Diego Alves on the turn from 12 yards out after Gerson and Willian Arao had each pulled out of clearing Ignacio Fernandez’s cut-back.
River were comfortable with their lead, keeping Flamengo firmly at arm’s length while threatening a second via a strike from distance from Palacios.
Flamengo at last had a golden chance to equalise 10 minutes into the second half, only for Gabriel to be denied by a block from Nicolas de la Cruz – contentiously with his upper arm – before Franco Armani thwarted Everton Ribeiro on the rebound.
As pressure began to build, Flamengo left themselves open to the counter-attack and Palacios shot wide when teed up by the persistent Matias Suarez, who won back possession in the opposition box.
It proved to be a crucial miss, with Gabriel tapping into the unguarded net after Giorgian de Arrascaeta spun in behind the River defence and pulled the ball across goal.
Three minutes later, Gabriel pounced on a bouncing ball and lashed beyond Armani to send the Flamengo fans into raptures.
Booked for taking off his shirt in celebration, Gabriel was then sent off for his part in an altercation that also saw Palacios dismissed, but nothing could dampen Flamengo spirits.
What does it mean? Gallardo legacy tarnished by three minutes of madness
This was a Flamengo side with the experience of Alves, Filipe Luis and Rafinha and the goalscoring excellence of Gabriel. They were made to look very ordinary almost for the whole game thanks to Gallardo’s brilliant set-up.
But then, suddenly, the game plan collapsed and Gabriel reminded the world why he has been one of South American football’s most dangerous forwards in 2019.
Gallardo has worked wonders at River but, if he does indeed take the Barcelona job in the coming months, he will leave Argentina with pangs of regret.
Gabigol explodes into life
After barely a sniff of a chance – never mind a goal – for so long, Gabriel came to life to fire Flamengo to a first Libertadores title since 1981. Does a return to Europe beckon for the Inter loanee?
Palacios counts the cost
Palacios could have ended the contest had he been more clinical when set up by Suarez. Perhaps he realised that all too well when he saw red for a frustrated kick out at Gabriel in injury time.
What’s next?
River take on Newell’s Old Boys in the Superliga next Saturday. Flamengo’s next outing is a league clash with Ceara on Wednesday evening.


Articulation Index LSCP, Linguistic Data Consortium (LDC) Catalog Number LDC2015S12 and ISBN 1-58563-735-1, was developed by researchers at Laboratoire de Sciences Cognitives et Psycholinguistique (LSCP), Ecole Normale Supérieure. It revises and enhances a subset of Articulation Index (AIC) (LDC2005S22), a corpus of persons speaking English syllables. Changes include the addition of forced alignment to sound files, time alignment of syllable utterances and format conversions.
AIC consists of 20 American English speakers (12 males, 8 females) pronouncing syllables, some of which form actual words, but most of which are nonsense syllables. All possible Consonant-Vowel (CV) and Vowel-Consonant (VC) combinations were recorded for each speaker twice, once in isolation and once within a carrier-sentence, for a total of 25768 recorded syllables.
Articulation Index LSCP alters AIC in the following ways.
This release does not include certain AIC triphone recordings (CVC, CCV or VCC).
Audio data is presented as 16kHz 16-bit flac compressed .wav files. The flac compression was added for distribution, and documentation may refer to the files as .wav files.
Please see file.tbl for a complete file list as well as checksums for this publication.
Additional information, updates, bug fixes may be available in the LDC catalog entry for this corpus at LDC2015S12.
Portions © 2015 Tomas Bergvelt, Anna Kolesnikov, Xuan-Nga Cao, Thomas Schatz, Emmanuel Dupoux, © 2015 Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania


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Porsche just unveiled its S$750,000 fully electric Taycan Turbo S - but you'll only see it in Singapore in August 2020, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
by Lamont Mark SmithIn a galaxy not so far away, Porsche has debuted the first product from its foray into the fully electric sports car market.
The German luxury car maker’s four-door Taycan was unveiled – with the help of Stormtroopers, no less – for the first time in Asia Pacific at Singapore’s The Float @ Marina Bay on Thursday (Nov 22) night.
Slated for launch in August 2020, three variants of the Taycan have already been announced so far. Prices excluding COE are expected to start from around S$500,000 for the Taycan 4S, The Business Times (BT) reported.
The Taycan Turbo will cost roughly S$650,000, while the prime Taycan Turbo S will start at around S$750,000, BT added.
The automobile giant’s landmark battery-electric vehicle (BEV) is the first production vehicle to have a system voltage of 800 volts, instead of the typical 400 volts for electric cars.
Its battery can reach a range of up to 100 km with a single charge of just over five minutes on a high-power charging network, Porsche said. It will take just 22.5 minutes of charge time for a Taycan battery on 5 per cent state-of-charge (SoC) to reach up to 80 per cent SoC under “ideal conditions”.
Both the Turbo and Turbo S come with Porsche’s 93.4 kWh capacity Performance Battery Plus, will also be available on the 4S – which comes with a 79.2kWh battery pack – as an option.
From 0-100km/h in 2.8 seconds
The Taycan Turbo S boasts a 761 horsepower (hp), enabling it to accelerate from 0-100km/h in 2.8 seconds, while the more basic Taycan Turbo has a 680hp that does the same in 3.2 seconds.
On a full charge, the Taycan Turbo S can travel up to 412km, while the Taycan Turbo has a range of up to 450km, nearly as far as many petrol cars can travel.
Additionally, both Turbo models have electric machines placed on both the front and rear axles, and can reach a top speed of 260 km/h.
From electric cars to Starships?
At the same event, Porsche also revealed sketches of the newest Starship designed for the upcoming movie, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
A collaboration with Lucasfilm, the new Starship was designed by designers on both teams.
“The basic challenge of the design brief was to design a Starship that would both be true to the Star Wars universe and Porsche design DNA,” Doug Chiang, Lucasfilm’s vice president executive creative director, said.
The newest Star Wars film will be released in Singapore on December 19.
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- In the battle of the Tesla Model S and the Porsche Taycan, it’s really no contest
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- The 14 coolest features in the Porsche Taycan, the company’s new $150,000 electric Tesla rival


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The Client View of the Context-User-Item Model
The Session Object
When a client first establishes a connection to a Context Server, there is
one server object in scope that it can send messages to. This is the Session
object, which represents the session connection itself. The Session object is
always known by the ref "session"
.
The client may send the following messages to the server presence of the Session object:
entercontext
→ { to:"session", op:"entercontext",
context:CTXREF_STR,
user:?USERREF_STR,
name:?STR,
sess:?STR,
auth:?STR,
debug:?BOOL }
This message places (or attempts to place) a user into a particular context on the server.
context
is the ref of the context into which the user is seeking entry.user
is the ref of the user as whom the client is attempting to enter. Whether this parameter is required or not depends on the context.name
is a name string to present for the user in the application user interface, particularly to other users. This parameter is usually only applicable when theuser
parameter is omitted. If bothuser
andname
are omitted, the default name is"<anonymous>"
.sess
is an optional client-in-context session identifier string, enabling the client to associate a particular context entry notification with a particularentercontext
request. If this parameter is given in theentercontext
request, a correspondingsess
parameter will be provided in themake
message that the server sends to the client to create the client presence of the context object.auth
is an authorization string that may be required to gain entry into the context. If the context is a password-protected context, this string must be the correct password. If the context is a reservation-controlled context, this string must be the reservation token that was issued by the Director.debug
is an optional flag that configures the session for debugging if the server is configured to permit this. The main effect of this is to increase some of the timeouts when communicating over HTTP, so that a developer who is composing requests manually using something like Telnet won't be disconnected because they type too slowly.
"make"
messages describing the context and the users and items it
contains, including a description of the entering user. This series of
"make"
messages will be terminated by a "ready"
message targeted at the context, after which the client may consider itself to
be fully entered into the context. In particular, after that point, the server
may send additional, unsolicited messages to the client describing changes in
the context environment and activity going on there. The nature of these
messages depends on the specific application that the context is presenting.
Note that a user may be entered into more than one context concurrently.
The user's presence in any particular context will be identified by a unique
context-specific reference string that will be provided as part of the user
description sent to the client in response to the "entercontext"
message. Messages sent from the server to the client will use this reference
string as the message target for messages to the user, allowing the client to
disambiguate which presence (and thus which application) the message pertains
to.
disconnect
→ { to:"session", op:"disconnect" }
This message removes the user from any contexts they are in and terminates the session. The connection to the server is broken.
ping
→ { to:"session", op:"ping", tag:?STR }
This message tests connectivity to the server.
tag
is an optional string that may be anything of the client's choosing.
If the message is successfully received by the server, it will reply with:
← { to:"session", op:"pong", tag:?STR }
tag
echoes the tag from theping
message, if there was one, or will be omitted if the originalping
also omitted it.
debug
→ { to:"session", op:"debug", msg:STR }
This message delivers debugging information to the server. If the server is
configured to permit this, the string given in the msg
parameter
will be written to the server's log. If the server is not configured to permit
this, this message will simply be ignored.
The server may send the following messages to the client presence of the Session object:
make
The server will send "make"
messages to the session to direct
it to create client presences of context objects (within a context, successive
"make"
messages will be directed to the context object itself to
generate the in-context user object and the other objects contained by the
context). The "make"
message is generic. It is described below.
exit
← { to:"session", op:"exit",
why:?STR,
whycode:STR,
reload:?BOOL }
This message informs the client that it is being disconnected from the
server. After this message is sent, the server will close the connection.
This may be sent in reply to a "disconnect"
message sent by the
client to the server, but it may also be sent spontaneously as a result of
events happening on the server.
why
is an optional debug string that describes the reason for the disconnection.whycode
is a machine-readable tag string that indicates the reason for the disconnection.reload
is an optional flag (if omitted, defaults to false) that, if true, directs the client to immediately attempt another entry to the same context. If the context was entered by obtaining a reservation from a Director, the client should first obtain a new reservation.
The possible values for whycode
and what they mean:
"shutdown" |
server is shutting down |
"dupentry" |
you were already here |
"full" |
context is full |
"nores" |
you needed a reservation and didn't provide one |
"badres" |
your reservation was expired or no good |
"baduser" |
invalid user ref, invalid or missing user record, or unable to determine user from uparam parameters |
"badcontext" |
invalid context ref, or invalid or missing context record |
"timeout" |
you took too long before sending entercontext |
"nodir" |
no director available (for push) |
"admin" |
administrative eviction |
"dirdeny" |
director denied reservation (for push) |
"dirfail" |
director failed (for push) |
"contextclose" |
context is shutting down |
"restricted" |
entry to context is restricted |
"noanonymity" |
context does not allow anonymous users |
"gateclosed" |
context is closed to entry for application-specific reasons |
"bye" |
you exited normally on purpose |
Generic messages
The server may send the following messages to any C-U-I object:
make
← { to:CONTAINERREF_STR, op:"make",
maker:?USERREF_STR,
obj:OBJDESC,
you:?BOOL,
sess:?STR }
This message directs the client to create a client presence of a C-U-I
object. The target of the message is the container into which the object
should be created. If this container is "session"
, then the new
object will be "contained" by the session; as a rule, the only objects that
will be belong to the session in this way are the contexts themselves. Users
will be contained by context objects, while items may be contained by contexts,
by users, or by other items.
maker
is an optional indicator of the user who is triggering the creation of the object. Normally, this parameter will be omitted, in which case the object is presumed to be created by the system itself. However, this parameter may appear if an object (normally an item) is being created as the consequence of a particular user's actions in the context.obj
is a JSON literal describing the object to be created. These are documented in more detail below.you
is an optional flag that, if true (defaults to false if omitted), indicates that the object being created represents the user of the client receiving the message.sess
is an optional client-in-context session identifier string. This parameter will only be present when a context object is being created, and then only if there was asess
parameter provided in theentercontext
message that led to this context creation event. The value will echo the value from theentercontext
message, enabling the client to match themake
message with its originalentercontext
request.
delete
← { to:REF_STR, op:"delete" }
This message directs the client to delete its client presence of the C-U-I object that is the target of the message, as well as any other objects it may contain. After this message is received, the targeted object no longer exists in the context environment, and messages sent to the server presence of the object will be rejected by the server.
say
← { to:REF_STR, op:"say",
from:?USERREF_STR,
text:STR }
This message is used to carry system messages and text chat. It directs the client to display the text string that was transmitted, in a manner consistent with the application in the context. The target of this message is always the context or a user, never an item. If targeted at a user, the communication is for that user. If targeted at the context, it is for all users in the context. (Note that a given client will only receive messages targeted at its own user or at the context.)
from
, if given, is the ref of (another) user who is represented by the server as the source of the message. If omitted, the message is considered to come from the server itself.text
is the message being spoken.
push
← { to:REF_STR, op:"push",
from:?USERREF_STR,
url:STR,
frame:?STR }
This message directs the client to load a web page. The target of this message is always the context or a user, never an item. If targeted at a user, the intent is that that user is being pushed to the given URL. If targeted at the context, all users in the context are being pushed. (Note that a given client will only receive messages targeted at its own user or at the context.)
from
, if given, is the ref of (another) user who is represented by the server as the source of the push. If omitted, it is considered to come from the server itself.url
is the URL to load.frame
, if given, names the browser HTML frame into which the URL is to be loaded. If omitted, the URL should be loaded as an entirely new page.
The Context Object
When a context is created by a "make"
message, the
obj
parameter of the "make"
message will be a context
descriptor, which is a JSON object of the form:
{ type:"context", id:CTXREF_STR,
name:STR,
mods:[MODDESC] }
id
is the reference string for the new context.name
is the context's printable name, which may be significant in the application user interface.mods
, if present, is an array of mods attached to the context. Each of these is a JSON object describing a particular mod. The form of these mod descriptors varies depending on what kind of mods they are. The current set of supported mods is described here.
Upon successful entry to a context (such as when the client sends an
entercontext
message to the server presence of the session
object), the server will send a "make"
message to the client
presence of the session object, creating the client presence of the context
itself. This context object will then be sent one or more "make"
messages creating client presences for the other users in the context and for
any items contained by the context. If any of these users or items have any
contents of their own, additional "make"
messages will be sent to
those objects that create their content objects. The end of this series
of "make"
messages will be indicated by the server sending a
"ready"
message to the context. Finally, the server will send the
context a "make"
message creating the client presence of user who
entered.
ready
← { to:CTXREF_STR, op:"ready" }
This message signals to the client that the series of "make"
messages generating the context and its contents is complete and that the
context is ready for the client to interact with it.
exit
→ { to:CONTEXT_REF, op:"exit" }
This message removes the sending user from the context and terminates their interaction with it.
The context object may understand additional messages depending on what mods are attached to it.
The User Object
When a user is created by a "make"
message, the
obj
parameter of the "make"
message will be a user
descriptor, which is a JSON object of the form:
{ type:"user", id:USERREF_STR,
name:STR,
mods:[MODDESC] }
id
is the reference string for the new user.name
is the user's printable name.mods
, if present, is an array of mods attached to the user. Each of these is a JSON object describing a particular mod. The form of these mod descriptors varies depending on what kind of mods they are. The current set of supported mods is described here.
The Item Object
When an item is created by a "make"
message, the
obj
parameter of the "make"
message will be an item
descriptor, which is a JSON object of the form:
{ type:"item",
id:ITEMREF_STR,
name:STR,
mods:[MODDESC],
cont:?BOOL,
deletable:?BOOL }
id
is the reference string for the new item.name
is the item's printable name.mods
, if present, is an array of mods attached to the item. Each of these is a JSON object describing a particular mod. The form of these mod descriptors varies depending on what kind of mods they are. The current set of supported mods is described here.cont
is a flag that, if true, indicates that the item may be used as a container (i.e., it may contain other items, even if it does not currently do so). If omitted, it should be treated as false.deletable
is a flag that, if true, indicates that the item may be deleted by ordinary users by sending it a"delete"
message. If omitted, it should be treated as false.
delete
→ { to:ITEMREF_STR, op:"delete" }
A client may request the server to delete a deletable item by sending a
"delete"
message targeted at the item it wishes to delete. If the
server complies, it will send a delete message back (see Generic Messages above) directing the client to go
ahead and delete the item.


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You know how self always gets assigned the instance when calling an instance method?
Well, it’s implemented using a mechanism called descriptors. In order to support that functionality the function type implements a __get__ method.
classPerson(object):def__init__(self,name):self._name=namedefspeak(self):print'My name is',self._name>>>p=Person('Neo')>>>p.speak()# a method callMynameisNeo>>># so what's the difference between a method and a function?>>>method=p.speak# the method encaspulates the function and the instance>>>method<boundmethodPerson.speakof<__main__.Personobjectat0x109d7bb90>>>>>method.im_self# that's where self is hiding!<__main__.Personobjectat0x109d7bb90>>>>>method.im_func# that's where the function is hiding!<functionPerson.speakat0x106163950>>>>method()# same as: method.im_func(method.im_self)MynameisNeo>>># what transforms a function into a method?>>>Person().speak# triggers __getattribute__('speak') >>># __getattribute__ looks for the attribute in the instance's __dict__>>># __getattribute__ then looks for the attribute in the class's __dict__>>># after it finds it, it checks if the value (a function) implements a __get__ method>>># if it doesn't implement __get__, return the value>>># if it does, return whatever __get__ returns>>>method=Person.speak.__get__(Person('Neo'))>>>method<boundmethodPerson.speakof<__main__.Personobjectat0x109d7bb90>>
2. partial cannot be inspected:
inspect and partial
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3. partial could be safer, validating argument counts and names:
argument validation
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>>>fromfunctoolsimportpartial>>>f=partial(lambda:None,1,2,3)# why not verify signature here?!>>>f()Traceback(mostrecentcalllast):File"<stdin>",line1,in<module>TypeError:<lambda>()takesnoarguments(3given)
Alternatives to partial
You could implement your own partial, that actually returns a function:
Because python supports closures (which are usually a good thing):
closures explained
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var=1f=lambda:varprintf()# 1var=2printf()# 2# but, but, how does python know?! well, a function can hold references to variables in outer scopesprintf.func_closure()# (<cell at 0x101bdfb40: int object at 0x7fd3e9c106d8>,)# what are these cells? the cell is basically a pointer to some name in some scope. holding a reference promises changes to be reflected even when changing immutable datatypes.printf.func_closure()[0].cell_contents# 2
A solution would be to bind variables who aren’t function arguments as function arguments:
I’d like to propose a mechanism similar to Javascript’s Function.bind functionality.
Here’s how I’d like it to behave (this is a proposal, the code doesn’t actually work):
bind examples
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defadd(x,y):returnx+yfromfunctoolsimportpartialadd5_partial=partial(add,5)# requires an importadd5_lambda=lambdax:add(x,5)# pretty longadd5_bind=add.bind(5)# shortestimportinspect>>>printinspect.getargspec(add)ArgSpec(args=['x','y'],varargs=None,keywords=None,defaults=None)>>>printinspect.getargspec(add5_bind)# works with inspectArgSpec(args=['y'],varargs=None,keywords=None,defaults=None)
If you dig bind, please comment/vote. Given enough feedback I’ll be motivated to write a PEP.


UD for Ancient Greek
Tokenization and Word Segmentation
- In general, words are delimited by whitespace characters. Description of exceptions follows.
- According to typographical rules, many punctuation marks are attached to a neighboring word. We always tokenize them as separate tokens (words).
- There are neither multi-word tokens nor words with spaces.
- Clitics are already split from their phonological hosts in the original edited texts
- Crasis (i.e., contraction of a vowel/diphthong at the end of a word with a vowel/diphthong at the beginning of the following word) is resolved in the following cases:
- article + any other word, such as in τοὐναντίον (i.e., τὸ ἐναντίον)
- pronoun + any other word, such as in ἐγᾧδα (i.e., ἐγὼ οἶδα)
- καί + any other word, such as in καὑτός (i.e., καὶ αὐτός)
- particles, such as ἄν and τοι, are never split from other words (i.e., ἄν = εἰ + ἄν and τοιγάρ)
- negations are never split from conjunctions (i.e, οὔτε)
Sentence split
- Sentence split is based on the punctuation found in the original edited text, which has been added/modified by the editor of manuscript(s).
- In the standard editorial practice, four punctuation marks can be found: comma (, encoded as U+002C “COMMA”), period (. encoded as U+002E “FULL STOP”), the point above the line (corresponding in function to the English colon and semicolon; it is encoded as ·, i.e., U+00B7 “MIDDLE DOT”), and interrogation mark (; encoded as U+003B “SEMICOLON”). All of these are, except the comma, taken to mark the end of a sentence. If a sentence is particularly long, the editor of a digital text can sometimes decide to split such a sentence into two or more sentences, regarless of the punctuation of the original text.
Morphology
Tags
This is an overview only. For more detailed discussion and examples, see the list of Ancient Greek POS tags and Ancient Greek features.
- All 17 universal POS categories are relevant for Ancient Greek (perhaps except SYM), but some categories are currently not used in all Ancient Greek treebanks. At present, 96 word types are tagged PART. This is a legacy of an existing Ancient Greek morphological analyzer and many of these words should probably belong to another category in UD; however, the exact list has yet to be worked out.
- Ancient Greek has the following auxiliary verbs (AUX):
- εἰμί (“be”) is used as the copula.
- ἔχω (“have”) is used together with a participle of a lexical verb to form periphrastic perfect.
- Verbs with modal meaning are not considered auxiliary in Ancient Greek.
- There are three main (de)verbal forms, distinguished by the UPOS tag and the value of the VerbForm feature:
Features
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Instruction: Describe inherent and inflectional features for major word classes (at least NOUN and VERB). Describe other noteworthy features. Include links to language-specific feature definitions if any.
Syntax
- Besides universal subtypes, PROIEL uses one language-specific dependency subtype, advcl:cmp for adverbial clauses of comparison
Instruction: Give criteria for identifying core arguments (subjects and objects), and describe the range of copula constructions in nonverbal clauses. List all subtype relations used. Include links to language-specific relations definitions if any.
Treebanks
There are 2 Ancient Greek UD treebanks:


Extend the data model
Extended fields extends the default data model by adding fields to page, article and media.
Extended fields needs to be activated to be used.
To activate the extended fields :
- Activate the use of extended fields in : Settings > Advanced Settings
- Reload Ionize : Extended fields are available in the menu Content > Extended fields
Create an extended field
| Setting | Description |
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| Context | Kind of content the current created extended field is attached to. |
| Name |
Name of the extended field. Used in the <ion:field /> tag to get the extended field value. |
| Name | Name of the extended field. |
| Label | Label displayed in Ionize for this extended field |
| Can be translated | When activated, this extended field can have a value for each installed language |
| Type |
Kind of data. Input : A simple text input Textarea : A simple textarea Textarea + Editor : The textarea will be displayed through a Wysiwyg texteditor Checkbox, Radio, Select : List of values |
| Values | Need to be used when checkbox, radio or select type is chosen. |
| Default value |
Used value when no value is set by the Editor. In case of checkbox, radio or select, the key must be used. |
| Description | Help displayed on the label. |
Set the extended field value
Once created, the extended field will appear in its context panel.
An article extended field will appear on the article edition panel.
Use an extended field in views
Extended fields are use in views through a dedicated tag : <ion:field />.
In case of radio, checkbox or select, the returned value will be the key.
<!-- In the above example, if "Medium" is selected by the Editor, the value “2” will be returned. --> <ion:field name="difficulty" from="article" />
See the field tag documentation for more details.


fun flash(millis: Long): Unit
Turns on the light for a specified time and turns it off.
millis - the time(in milliseconds) the light will be on.
millis
IllegalArgumentException - if millis is equal or less than 0.
IllegalArgumentException


| Geography | Regions |
|---|---|
| Asia Pacific |
East Asia ( Hong Kong ) Southeast Asia ( Singapore ) |
| Australia |
Australia Central ( Canberra ) Australia Central 2 ( Canberra ) Australia East ( New South Wales ) Australia Southeast ( Victoria ) |
| Brazil | Brazil South ( Sao Paulo State ) |
| Canada |
Canada Central ( Toronto ) Canada East ( Quebec City ) |
| Europe |
North Europe ( Ireland ) Norway East ( Oslo ) Norway West ( Stavanger ) West Europe ( Netherlands ) |
| France |
France Central ( Paris ) France South ( Marseille ) |
| Germany |
Germany North ( Berlin ) Germany West Central ( Frankfurt ) |
| India |
Central India ( Pune ) South India ( Chennai ) West India ( Mumbai ) |
| Japan |
Japan East ( Tokyo, Saitama ) Japan West ( Osaka ) |
| Korea |
Korea Central ( Seoul ) Korea South ( Busan ) |
| South Africa |
South Africa North ( Johannesburg ) South Africa West ( Cape Town ) |
| Switzerland |
Switzerland North ( Zurich ) Switzerland West ( Geneva ) |
| United Arab Emirates |
UAE Central ( Abu Dhabi ) UAE North ( Dubai ) |
| United Kingdom |
UK South ( London ) UK West ( Cardiff ) |
| United States |
Central US ( Iowa ) East US ( Virginia ) East US 2 ( Virginia ) North Central US ( Illinois ) South Central US ( Texas ) West Central US ( Wyoming ) West US ( California ) West US 2 ( Washington ) |


A callback function is executed after the current effect is 100% finished.
JavaScript statements are executed line by line. However, with effects, the next line of code can be run even though the effect is not finished. This can create errors.
To prevent this, you can create a callback function.
A callback function is executed after the current effect is finished.
Typical syntax: $(selector).hide(speed,callback);
Examples
The example below has a callback parameter that is a function that will be executed after the hide effect is completed:
Example with Callback
$("button").click(function(){
$("p").hide("slow", function(){
alert("The paragraph is now hidden");
});
});
The example below has no callback parameter, and the alert box will be displayed before the hide effect is completed:
Example without Callback
$("button").click(function(){
$("p").hide(1000);
alert("The paragraph is now hidden");
});


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Places and features on the globe can be placed into two hemispheres (northern or southern hemisphere) and (eastern or western hemisphere) or four quadrants (NW, NE, SW, SE).
The equator divides the Earth into the northern and southern hemisphere. The Greenwich meridian and the 180° line of longitude divides the Earth into the western and eastern hemisphere.
Hemispheres are important when it comes to giving the co-ordinates of places.


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Asylo is an open and flexible framework for developing enclave applications. Asylo lets you take advantage of a range of emerging trusted execution environments (TEEs), including both software and hardware isolation technologies.
Asylo provides:
Asylo is under active development. We want to expand Asylo's capabilities to meet more developers' needs. To do this, we plan to add support for more backends, libraries, and languages.
The Asylo project documentation can be found at asylo.dev.
The asylo-examples
repository contains a working Bazel workspace with example source code that can be used as a template for starting a new project.
There are several ways of getting support with Asylo:
asylo
tag.Asylo provides a custom Docker image that contains all required dependencies, as well as Asylo's custom toolchain, which is required for compiling enclave applications for various enclave backends.
See the Dockerfile for an in-depth view of what's inside the container image.
See this guide for additional details on how to pull images from Google's Container Registry.
Some of Asylo's tests require IPv6 to be enabled in your Docker daemon. See this guide for how to enable IPv6.
hello_world
exampleTo run the hello_world
example, first use the following set of commands to grab the asylo-examples
repository source code:
Next, use Docker to build and run the hello_world
application, using a simulated enclave backend:
You can also set NAMES
to a comma-separated list of names and see the enclave's entry-point get invoked for each name.
In the above example, we use the following Docker flags:
-it
is used to allocate an interactive terminal in which the command is run.--rm
is used to automatically delete the temporary container after the command completes so that unnecessary images don't persist on disk.-v
is used to map local files to paths inside the container./opt/my-project
./root/.cache/bazel
, enabling incremental builds between bazel
invocations.-w
is used to set the working directory in the container so that bazel run
command is executed in the example project.If using the Intel SGX hardware backend (see the Manual Installation guide), the following Docker flags are needed to propagate the necessary capabilities from the host:
--device=/dev/isgx
gives the container access to the SGX device that is used to interact with the SGX hardware features.-v /var/run/aesmd/aesm.socket:/var/run/aesmd/aesm.socket
allows the container to access the Architectural Enclave Service Manager (AESM) daemon running on the host.In the above example, we use the following Bazel flag:
--names="${NAMES}"
is the argument passed to the //hello_world:hello_world_sgx_sim
target.Note: The example source code includes an additional Bazel configuration file, .bazelrc
, at the root of the source tree. Remember to copy the contents of this file into the .bazelrc
file at the root of any future Bazel workspaces that use Asylo's toolchain.
You can follow the steps above to build your own enclave application instead. You can use the example code in MY_PROJECT
as a template for a new project, or simply change MY_PROJECT
to point to your own Bazel project instead.
You can get an interactive terminal (instead of running a single command) by omitting the bazel run ...
part of the docker
invocation. For instance, to run the hello_world
example as above but in an interactive terminal, run:
This opens a terminal inside the Docker container. From this terminal, you can run Bazel as usual:
To run our regression test suite, first clone the Asylo repository to a directory of your choice:
The regression test suite includes tests that unit-test code directly as well as tests that run inside a simulated enclave environment. You can run it with the following command:
See Docker flags for a breakdown of the flags used in this command. Note that in this command we also use -v
to map the Asylo SDK source files to /opt/asylo/sdk
.
If you don't want to use the Asylo Docker image, you can manually install Asylo and its dependencies instead. See https://github.com/google/asylo/blob/master/INSTALL.md "INSTALL.md" for detailed installation steps.
The following examples assume that the Asylo SDK was installed at ASYLO_SDK
, which can be a directory of your choice.
hello_world
exampleTo run the hello_world
example, first use the following set of commands to grab the asylo-examples
repository source code:
Next, use Bazel to build and run the hello_world
application, which uses a simulated SGX enclave backend:
Refer to Bazel flags and workspace settings for an explanation of the flags and workspace configuration used in this example.
You can follow the steps above to build your own enclave application instead. You can use the examples code in MY_PROJECT
as the start of your own project, or simply change MY_PROJECT
to point to your own Bazel project instead.
If you haven't already, use the following commands to clone the Asylo source code repository and copy it to a directory of your choice:
The regression test suite includes tests that unit-test code directly as well as tests that run inside a simulated enclave environment. You can run it with the following command:
This repository contains source code for the Asylo framework. The framework supports C++17 applications (from release 0.4) and a Bazel build environment.
The following packages contain source code that may be of particular interest to users of the Asylo framework as well as those looking to contribute to Asylo development.
Asylo is released under the Apache 2.0 license.
This is not an officially supported Google product.
Asylo's support for various enclave backend technologies does not constitute an endorsement of those technologies or the security properties therein. Users of Asylo should perform due diligence in evaluating whether a backend technology meets the security requirements of their application. Users are advised to use defense-in-depth measures to protect their sensitive applications.


Axis Bank AI Hackathon | Table Detection Demo using Mask-RCNN
Team: CYBERPUNK | Name: Rohit
Sharma | Theme: Table Reading &
Understanding in
Documents/Images


In module 3, we introduced methods and described main as a method. In fact, we began calling it the main method. If we take a closer look at it, we will find that it is just like the other methods with parameters. The parameter used in main is args and it is of the String[] type. As in other methods, it is possible to pass arguments to the main method as shown in the following two classes.
public class Sample1 { public static void main(String[] args){ String[] stringThing = {"Hello", "World!"}; Sample2.main(stringThing); } } public class Sample2 { public static void main(String[] args){ for (int i = 0; i < args.length; i++){ System.out.println(args[i]); } } }
To run this program, you would type:
javaSample1
and your output would be:
Hello World!
Notice that Sample1 sends the stringThing array to Sample2, which then iterates through the string array, printing out each item.
It is also possible to pass strings to a main method when using the command line. Suppose we have created a program called BigMain. In the command line, it is possible to enter the following code:
java BigMain Well Hello World!
Doing so will result in the three strings—Well, Hello, and World!— being passed into the main method. To pass a string containing spaces, the string must be enclosed in quotes. The following is an example with four strings—Well, Hello, World!, and this is it. Note that the fourth string—this is it—is enclosed in quotes to preserve the spaces.
java BigMain Well Hello World! "this is it"
It is possible to pass numbers, too, but they will be treated as strings. Earlier in this module, we demonstrated the way to convert a string to an integer or a double using a wrapper class:
numInt = Integer.parseInt("89");
Here is an example that uses the command line to pass a number as a string:
java Sample3 89
into the following program:
public class Sample3 {
public static void main(String[] args){
int numInt = 0;
numInt = Integer.parseInt(args[0]);
System.out.println(numInt); OUTPUT
}
}


Why is pair programming important?
Developers on professional teams pair program often because it helps them with test-driven
development. Pair programing helps peers catch each others'' errors and mistakes, in addition to helping teams brainstorm on solutions more efficiently.
Difference between Driver and Navigator
Navigator is usually a litle more knowledgable, possibly mroe senior, and guides
the driver while the driver pushes the gas, the navigator tells them where to steer with the code. Its also helpful for pairs
to be able to switch back and forth when solving complex problems.
Pair Programming Reflections
Pairing for the first time was very helpful and we brought a lot of energy to the session. We were able to feed
off of each others strengths and put together the site quickly by working together.


Provides APIs for bucket features.
See Also: Inherited members from object.
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(CountCallback)Asynchronous version of KiiBucket.Count. |
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(KiiQuery)Execute count aggregation of specified query on current bucket. |
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(KiiQuery, CountCallback)Asynchronous version of KiiBucket.Count(KiiQuery). |
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Delete
()Delete this bucket. |
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Delete
(KiiBucketCallback)Delete this bucket. |
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(string)Determines whether an argument is valid bucket name. |
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(KiiACLListCallback<KiiBucket, BucketAction>)Lists the acl entries of this bucket |
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NewKiiObject
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(string)Create a new KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage.KiiObject specifying its ID. |
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Gets the acl for this bucket.Syntax
public KiiBucketAcl Acl (BucketAction action)Parameters
- action
- Bucket action.
Returns
KiiBucket ACL.Remarks
Documentation for this section has not yet been entered.Requirements
Namespace: KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage
Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Execute count aggregation of all clause query on current bucket.Syntax
public int Count ()Returns
number of objects in the bucket.Exceptions
Type Reason KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage.CloudException Is thrown when server sends error response. Remarks
NOTE: This api access to server. Should not be executed in UI/Main thread.Requirements
Namespace: KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage
Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Asynchronous version of KiiBucket.Count.Syntax
public void Count (CountCallback callback)Parameters
- callback
- Executes when count execution completed.
Exceptions
Type Reason ArgumentException Is thrown when callback is null. Remarks
This API sends a request to KiiCloud.Requirements
Namespace: KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage
Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Execute count aggregation of specified query on current bucket.Syntax
Parameters
- query
- query to be executed. If null, the operation will be same as KiiBucket.Count.
Returns
number of objects in the bucket.Exceptions
Type Reason KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage.CloudException Is thrown when server sends error response. Remarks
Query generated from KiiQueryResult.NextKiiQuery is not supported, KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage.CloudException will be thrown in this case. NOTE: This api access to server. Should not be executed in UI/Main thread.Requirements
Namespace: KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage
Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Asynchronous version of KiiBucket.Count(KiiQuery).Syntax
Parameters
- query
- query to be executed. If null, the operation will be same as KiiBucket.Count(CountCallback).
- callback
- Executes when count execution completed.
Exceptions
Type Reason ArgumentException Is thrown when callback is null. Remarks
This API sends a request to KiiCloud.Requirements
Namespace: KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage
Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Delete this bucket.Syntax
public void Delete ()Exceptions
Type Reason KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage.CloudException Is thrown when server sends error response. Remarks
Delete this bucket. All KiiObject in this bucket will be deleted at the same time.Requirements
Namespace: KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage
Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Delete this bucket.Syntax
public void Delete (KiiBucketCallback callback)Parameters
- callback
- Callback.
Remarks
Delete this bucket. All KiiObject in this bucket will be deleted at the same time.Requirements
Namespace: KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage
Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Determines whether an argument is valid bucket name.Syntax
Parameters
- name
- Bucket name you want to check.
Returns
true if an argument is valid bucket name ; otherwise, false.Remarks
Valid bucket name is
- Not null
- Matches ^[a-zA-Z0-9-_]{1,50}$
Requirements
Namespace: KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage
Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Lists the acl entries of this bucketSyntax
public IList<KiiACLEntry<KiiBucket, BucketAction>> ListAclEntries ()Returns
The list of acl entries.Remarks
Documentation for this section has not yet been entered.Requirements
Namespace: KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage
Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Lists the acl entries of this bucketSyntax
public void ListAclEntries (KiiACLListCallback<KiiBucket, BucketAction> callback)Parameters
- callback
- Callback.
Returns
The list of acl entries.Remarks
Documentation for this section has not yet been entered.Requirements
Namespace: KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage
Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Gets the bucket name.Syntax
public string Name { get; }Value
The bucket name.Remarks
Documentation for this section has not yet been entered.Requirements
Namespace: KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage
Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Create a new KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage.KiiObject.Syntax
public KiiObject NewKiiObject ()Returns
New KiiObject.Remarks
The scope of created object is this bucket.Requirements
Namespace: KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage
Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Create a new KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage.KiiObject specifying its ID.Syntax
Parameters
- objectID
- ID of KiiObject you want to instantiate.
Returns
New KiiObject.Exceptions
Type Reason ArgumentException Is thrown when specified objectID is null/empty or not acceptable. Use Utils.ValidateObjectID(string) for details of acceptable string. Remarks
If the object has not exist on KiiCloud, KiiObject.SaveAllFields(bool) or KiiObject.SaveAllFields(bool, KiiObjectCallback) will create new Object which has ID specified in the argument. If the object exist in KiiCloud, references the existing object which has specified ID. Use KiiObject.Refresh to retrieve the contents of KiiObject.Requirements
Namespace: KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage
Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Query KiiObjects in this bucket.Syntax
public KiiQueryResult<KiiObject> Query (KiiQuery query)Parameters
- query
- Query conditions.
Returns
List of KiiObject. If number of result is big, please call GetNextQueryResult()Exceptions
Type Reason KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage.IllegalKiiBaseObjectFormatException Is thrown when server sends broken Json. KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage.CloudException Is thrown when server sends error response. Remarks
Query KiiObjects in this bucket with conditions given by argument.Requirements
Namespace: KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage
Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Query KiiObjects in this bucket.Syntax
Parameters
- query
- Query conditions.
- callback
- Callback.
Returns
List of KiiObject. If number of result is big, please call GetNextQueryResult()Remarks
Query KiiObjects in this bucket with conditions given by argument.Requirements
Namespace: KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage
Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Gets the URI of this instance.Syntax
public Uri Uri { get; }Value
The URI.Remarks
Documentation for this section has not yet been entered.Requirements
Namespace: KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage
Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>


Structure containing data that is computed for a wheel during concurrent calls to PxVehicleUpdates or PxVehicleUpdateSingleVehicleAndStoreTelemetryData but which cannot be safely concurrently applied.
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#include <PxVehicleUpdate.h>
Structure containing data that is computed for a wheel during concurrent calls to PxVehicleUpdates or PxVehicleUpdateSingleVehicleAndStoreTelemetryData but which cannot be safely concurrently applied.
- See also
- PxVehicleUpdates, PxVehicleUpdateSingleVehicleAndStoreTelemetryData, PxVehiclePostUpdates, PxVehicleConcurrentUpdate
◆ PxVehicleWheelConcurrentUpdateData()
| PxVehicleWheelConcurrentUpdateData::PxVehicleWheelConcurrentUpdateData |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
◆ PxVehicleUpdate
| friend class PxVehicleUpdate |
|
friend |
◆ hitActor
◆ hitActorForce
| PxVec3 PxVehicleWheelConcurrentUpdateData::hitActorForce |
|
private |
◆ hitActorForcePosition
| PxVec3 PxVehicleWheelConcurrentUpdateData::hitActorForcePosition |
|
private |
◆ localPose
| PxTransform PxVehicleWheelConcurrentUpdateData::localPose |
|
private |
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:


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My interest in computers started in high school. My senior year of high school I took an html class and did a few things with making music on computers. I didn't have much of a knack for making music with computers but I really enjoyed doing the html class. This was back in 2000 before CSS even became popular. So I didn't have too much experience with it before I came to Epicodus.
I went to DeVry for a few semsters but I didn't really like the program and I wasn't really in a good mindset at the time to I just sort of slacked off. I ended up with a hugh student loan debt and not much to show for it. After that I tried going to a community collage but that didn't work out either due to my continued mindset. During that time I did teach myself some PHP and mySQL, but most of that I have forgotten since I haven't used it in a long time.
After I gave up on going to school I basically took a year off from life and mostly played video games in my room at my parents house. My dad eventually got fed up with my slacking and told me to go find a job. So I entered the working world in 2004 as a 411 operator at Verizon for mobile phones. I worked there for 4 years without much incident other then not liking the job.
In 2007 I met my wife. We where both on Yahoo Personals and they required you to make a different username so they could try and charge you for contacting people. However my wife being very talented was able to figure out my real Yahoo username and contacted me directly. So I jokingly call her my 'stalker' every now and then.
We dated for a few months then she went to school at San Francisco State so we did the long distance relationship. She flew down and visited me one time and I flew up to San Francisco and visited her twice. During her summer break we both decided we didn't want to do the long distance thing anymore so we just decided to get married. We had a wedding at the Norwalk Court House in July of 2008. After that we both moved to San Francisco.
My wife had a friend who was already living in the San Francisco area so we stayed with him until we found our own place. We were able to find a very affordable 1 bedroom apartment near her friend for $950 a month, which was a good deal even by 2008 standards. Laura (my wife) eventually graduated and found a job and I eventually got a job doing dispatching.
 Our apartment was eventually sold and the new owners of course jacked up the rent so we had to find a new apartment. We eventually ended up getting a 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment with my wife's friend with the goal that we would save up so we can move away from the area eventually.
After saving up for about a year we moved to Portland in 2016. Our friend moved back to his family in New Jersey which was great for him because his sister had just had a baby and he wanted to be part of the kids life. Neither Laura or I had jobs lined up before we moved but we made the best of it.
Laura was finally able to find a decent job working at Epiq making legal forms. I found a job at Jacob's Heating being a Dispatcher since I've been doing it since 2011 at this point. All was going well for us and we where finally able to start paying off debt!
Things took a turn for the worst in 2018. Laura and I decided to take a weeklong cruise to Alaska for our 10 year wedding anniversary. The cruise was awesome but while on vacation the owner of Jacobs heating thought that my co-worker did a really great job of filling in for me. A few months after I got back from vacation I got fired from Jacobs because the owner wanted my co-worker in the dispatching position. So I've been unemployed since August of 2018.
After much thinking and pondering I decided that I should trying and change careers because dispatching is mostly a dead-end job. After talking it over with Laura we decided that I should try and get back into programming so I started reading some coding books and doing the courses on freecodecamp.com. I remembered how much I liked coding before and looked into coding schools. Epicodus came up with very good reviews and both my wife and I really like that the program includes an intership. So now I'm here working on becomming a better programmer.
Currently I'm interested in developing my programming skills. I read Head First HTML and CSS book before starting at Epicodus to give myself a better understanding before starting the program. This proved to be invauluable since the first week of class was pretty easy after reading this book and from my previous experience with HTML. I was able going to read Head First JavaScript and Head First HTML 5 Programming but I ran out of time. I do own the books though.
I'm looking forward to complete the program at Epicodus and starting a programming career. Laura's 2 bothers are both programmers and one of them is my mentor, he is a back end developer. I think I might learn Python after Epicodus because my wife will eventually need it to advance at her current job and that way I'll be able to teach it to her.


Unai Emery given month to save Arsenal job as pressure mounts
Arsenal drew with Wolves on Saturday, the seventh time they had dropped points in the Premier League this season
by John Cross, https://www.facebook.com/johncrossmirror/Unai Emery is facing a make-or-break month as he is left fighting to save his job as Arsenal boss.
Arsenal are determined to try and give Emery every chance to turn things around and have denied reports suggesting their Head of Football Raul Sanllehi has met with Jose Mourinho.
But Emery is under mounting pressure at the Emirates and, while his job is not in immediate danger, Arsenal have spelt out that they expect the Spaniard to finish in the top four this season.
Arsenal could slip nine points behind if they lose at Leicester next Saturday and there is a growing fear that the club could act if they are in serious danger of missing out by Christmas.
Emery insists he will not walk away but the fans are losing faith and that could be the biggest obstacle to the ex-Paris Saint Germain boss surviving.
More than 55,000 Arsenal fans have voted in an online poll on Emery’s future - with 88% wanting him gone after his team were booed off following a 1-1 draw with Wolves on Saturday.
Emery is struggling to keep the players onside amid an indifferent start to the campaign even though the club backed him to the hilt in the summer transfer window.
Sanllehi and technical director Edu have a growing influence at the club with Josh Kroenke, director and son of the majority shareholder Stan, is also committed to giving Emery time even though it now looks to be running out.
But Arsenal are limited in options in terms of potential successor as Mourinho would divide opinion among fans because of his toxic relationship with Arsene Wenger and jibes at the club in the past.
Patrick Vieira is struggling at Nice, they could turn back to Pep Guardiola’s No2 at Manchester City Mikel Arteta who was a contender last year but is still on the radar.
Max Allegri is also keen on a new job, fancies English football, has been linked with Bayern Munich, although he was in the frame in 2018 and did not get the job and is believed to have interviewed badly.
Meanwhile, Granit Xhaka - left out of the squad against Wolves after his furious spat with the fans - could return for the Europa League trip to Portugal on Wednesday with Emery believing an away game could be best for his comeback.


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Like the fragments :)
There's different types of fragments, like:
grow
shrink
fade-out
fade-right, up, down, left
fade-in-then-out
fade-in-then-semi-out
Highlight red blue green
Since reveal.js runs on the web, you can easily embed other web content. Try interacting with the page in the background.
Set data-background="#dddddd"
on a slide to change the background color. All CSS color formats are supported.

Press ESC to enter the slide overview.
Hold down the alt key (ctrl in Linux) and click on any element to zoom towards it using zoom.js. Click again to zoom back out.
(NOTE: Use ctrl + click in Linux.)
Presentations look great on touch devices, like mobile phones and tablets. Simply swipe through your slides.
("D" to toggle drawing)
("Ctrl + z" to remove last line)
"1", "2", "3", "4" to change colors
(depends on your color list, if you have 5 colors then 1,2,3,4,5 etc)
$\text{Attention}(Q, K, V) = \text{softmax}(\frac{QK^T}{\sqrt{d_k}})V$
class SelfAttention(nn.Module):
def __init__(self, emb_dim):
super().__init__()
self.emb_dim = emb_dim
self.tokeys = nn.Linear(emb_dim, emb_dim, bias=False)
self.toqueries = nn.Linear(emb_dim, emb_dim, bias=False)
self.tovalues = nn.Linear(emb_dim, emb_dim, bias=False)
def forward(self, x):
b, t, dk = x.size()
queries = self.toqueries(x)
keys = self.tokeys(x)
values = self.tovalues(x)
dot = torch.einsum("bqe, bke -> bqk", [queries, keys])
softmaxed = torch.softmax(dot / (dk ** (1/2)), dim = 2)
out = torch.einsum("bqk, bke -> bqe", [softmaxed, values])
return out
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| Bread | $3 | 2 |
These guys come in two forms, inline: The nice thing about standards is that there are so many to choose from
and block:
“For years there has been a theory that millions of monkeys typing at random on millions of typewriters would reproduce the entire works of Shakespeare. The Internet has proven this theory to be untrue.”
You can link between slides internally, like this.
Automatically animate matching elements across slides with Auto-Animate.
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This provides access to an account's mentions.
mentions(x, filter, select, ..., .envir) # S3 method for brandseyer2.account.v4 mentions( x, filter, select = NULL, ..., .envir = parent.frame(), orderBy = NULL, fetchGraph = FALSE )
| x | An account object |
|---|---|
| filter | A query to match mentions against. Always required. See the filter vignette for details. |
| select | A character vector of the mention fields to be returned. |
| ... | Further arguments passed to or from other methods. |
| .envir | An optional environment for when substituting values in to select. |
| orderBy | Fields to order the returned data by. Defaults to published |
| fetchGraph | Fetch other mentions that are part of the same conversation as this one. |
A tibble of mentions. Returns an empty tibble if there are no mentions.
brandseyer2.account.v4
: Read mentions from an account. Returns a tibble of mention data.
We cannot read data from older, V3 accounts / APIs.
Tweets, by default, will be given with no content, only URIs and IDs. This is per our agreement with twitter. Twitter does provide an API for obtaining tweet content using tweet IDs.
If you fetch mentions and choose not to select the site
field
(selected by default), all mentions may contain no data.
tags() to fetch tag information from mentions.
topics() to fetch topic information from mentions.
brands() to fetch brand information from mentions.
phrases() to fetch phrase information from mentions.
# Reading data from a single account account("TEST01AA") %>% mentions(filter = "published inthelast week and brand isorchildof 1") # Must always have a filter#> # A tibble: 1 x 7 #> id published brands sentiment mediaLinks socialNetwork tags #> <chr> <dttm> <list> <int> <list> <chr> <list> #> 1 2-1 2018-03-03 21:37:35 <int [2… 0 <tibble [1 … TWITTER <int …


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Weed store gets green light
by John LawlessTrue Leaf Cannabis company has landed licensing from Health Canada to cultivate, process and sell marijuana for medicinal purposes in Lumby.
The license permits True Leaf to begin the three-step process immediately in their 18,000 square foot facility. The license also allows them to sell alternative pot products like edibles, capsules and topicals.
"Today marks an important milestone for True Leaf as becoming a licensed producer helps support the continued development of our therapeutic pet care products," said Darcy Bomford, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of True Leaf. "Our facility is now licensed and meets EU GMP and HACCP standards. This is required for the ‘Cannabis 2.0’ market in Canada and also opens the door to export cannabis to the booming European market."
While the licensing process was happening, the company expanded into the pet industry with a brand focusing on hemp and CBD-based pet products.


---
title: ScalaWebTest 3.0.0
layout: post
twitterAuthor: danireych
description: ScalaWebTest 3.0.0 Release notes
abstract: is compatible with a Selenium WebDrivers. It can be configured with environment variables, which makes it Docker friendly.
---
For #12 we redesigned our configurations and replaced IntegrationSettings.host and IntegrationSetting.projectRoot with the method Configuration.useBaseUri(uri: String), which can be accessed as config.useBaseUri(uri).
In your tests replace the following or similar
{% code scala %}
override val host = my.server:8080
override val projectRoot = "/myapp"{% endcode %}
with
{% code scala %}
config.useBaseUri("http://my.server:8080/myapp"){% endcode %}
A similar redesign was done for the Login. Instead of Login.loginPath there is now a LoginConfiguration.useLoginUri(uri: String) method.
In your tests replace the following or similar
{% code scala %}
override val loginPath = "/login"{% endcode %}
with
{% code scala %}
loginConfig.useLoginUri("http://my.server:8080/login"){% endcode %}
All extension points now take a
With #90 we removed org.scalawebtest.core.gauge.Gauge (which was deprecated since 1.1.0). Simply replace your import with org.scalawebtest.core.gauge.HtmlGauge.
With #12 we added the ability to configure ScalaWebTest via Runner arguments or environment variables. The latter is especially useful when using docker.
config.baseUri can be overwritten by runner argument scalawebtest.base.uri or environment variable SCALAWEBTEST_BASE_URI.
The same is true for loginConfig.loginUri with scalawebtest.base.uri and SCALAWEBTEST_BASE_URI
HtmlUnit remains the default WebDriver. It is the best way to start, because no additional setup on the host is required. For JavaScript heavy applications, HtmlUnit is not the best solution.
Chrome support is part of ScalaWebTest, for other WebDrivers one might take inspiration from our Chrome implementation.
To use Chrome, extend org.scalawebtest.core.browser.SeleniumChrome and provide the path to the ChromeDriver via run argument webdriver.chrome.driver or the environment variable WEBDRIVER_CHROME_DRIVER.
Alternatively you may start the Chrome Driver Service yourself and provide webdriver.chrome.driver.service.url respectively WEBDRIVER_CHROME_DRIVER_SERVICE_URL.
Additionally the Webdriver arguments can be changed with webdriver.chrome.arguments respectively WEBDRIVER_CHROME_ARGUMENTS
With #72 we added support for Scala 2.13 and dropped support for Scala 2.10
With HtmlUnit we have access to Response Code and Response Headers. With #21 we addd convenience methods to access this information via org.scalawebtest.core.ResponseAccessors.
As this information is not available over the WebDriver API, this feature can only be used with HtmlUnit. It is no problem to use multiple browsers in one set of integration tests.
With #83 we added the currentPage keyword. This allows to rewrite tests from.
{% code scala %}
import org.scalawebtest.core.gauge.HtmlGauge._
"Homepage" should "contain a title" in {
fits(Highlights of this release
Update from ScalaWebTest < 3.0.0
org.scalatest.ConfigMap
parameter. You have to adapt the signature of beforeLogin
, login
, afterLogin
,
as well as beforeAll
and afterAll
accordingly.
For example
{% code scala %}
override def login(): Unit ={% endcode %}
now has to be changed to
{% code scala %}
override def login(configMap: ConfigMap): Unit ={% endcode %}
Configuration can be provided via Runner arguments or environment variables
Any Selenium WebDriver can be used
Support Scala 2.13, drop support for Scala 2.10
Accessor methods for HTTP Response Code and Response Headers
Improved readability with currentPage
title
)
}{% endcode %}
to
{% code scala %}
"Homepage" should "contain a title" in {
currentPage fits title
}{% endcode %}
Please notice that not only the text flow is improved, but additionally we can get rid of the parentheses around our gauge definition.
Also the import of HtmlGauge is no longer needed.
Review the closed issues of Milestone 3.0.0 on github, for a detailed list with all changes.


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Please keep in mind that this is an alpha testing version and that functionalities and reliability can vary at anytime.


On this page you can add an e-mail address as a new attribute to your IRMA app. This can be done multiple times. It works via the following three steps.


- CANCEL_TOOL_TIP_TEXT - Static variable in class mars.venus.SettingsHighlightingAction
-
- CARET_BLINK_RATE - Static variable in class mars.Settings
-
Caret blink rate in milliseconds, 0 means don't blink.
- CaretBlinker() - Constructor for class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea.CaretBlinker
-
- caretBlinkRate - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea
-
- caretBlinkRate - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.TextAreaDefaults
-
- caretBlinks - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea
-
- caretBlinks - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.TextAreaDefaults
-
- caretColor - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.TextAreaDefaults
-
- caretColor - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.TextAreaPainter
-
- caretEvent - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea
-
- caretTimer - Static variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea
-
- CaretUndo(int, int) - Constructor for class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea.CaretUndo
-
- caretUpdate(CaretEvent) - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditBasedTextArea
-
Display caret position on the edit pane.
- caretVisible - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea
-
- caretVisible - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.TextAreaDefaults
-
- CAUSE - Static variable in class mars.riscv.hardware.CSRs
-
- CENTER - Static variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea
-
- chainedAndThen(List<Number>, Math2.Function<Number, Number, Number>) - Static method in class mars.util.Math2
-
- ChangeableAction - Class in mars.venus
-
parent class for Action subclasses to be defined for every menu/toolbar
option which its state is changeable
- ChangeableAction(String, Icon, String, Integer, KeyStroke, GUI) - Constructor for class mars.venus.ChangeableAction
-
- ChangeableAction(String, Icon, String, Integer, KeyStroke, GUI, NewObservable) - Constructor for class mars.venus.ChangeableAction
-
- changedUpdate(DocumentEvent) - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea.DocumentHandler
-
- changeResetValue(Number) - Method in class mars.riscv.hardware.Register
-
Change the register's reset value; the value to which it will be
set when resetValue() is called.
- CHAR_SIZE - Static variable in class mars.assembler.DataTypes
-
Number of bytes occupied by RISCV character is 1.
- charnum - Variable in class mars.venus.HardcopyWriter
-
- chars_per_line - Variable in class mars.venus.HardcopyWriter
-
- chars_per_tab - Variable in class mars.venus.HardcopyWriter
-
- charwidth - Variable in class mars.venus.HardcopyWriter
-
- CheckBoxTableCellRenderer() - Constructor for class mars.venus.TextSegmentWindow.CheckBoxTableCellRenderer
-
- cleanup() - Method in class mars.venus.MessagesPane.Asker
-
- clear() - Method in class mars.assembler.SymbolTable
-
Creates a fresh arrayList for a new table.
- clear() - Method in class mars.riscv.hardware.memory.Memory
-
Explicitly clear the contents of memory.
- clear() - Static method in class mars.simulator.DelayedBranch
-
Clear the delayed branch.
- clearAllBreakpoints() - Method in class mars.venus.TextSegmentWindow
-
Clears all breakpoints that have been set since last assemble, and
updates the display of the breakpoint column.
- clearBit(int, int) - Static method in class mars.util.Binary
-
Sets the specified bit of the specified value to 0, and returns the result.
- clearHighlighting() - Method in class mars.venus.Coprocessor0Window
-
Clear highlight background color from any row currently highlighted.
- clearHighlighting() - Method in class mars.venus.Coprocessor1Window
-
Clear highlight background color from any row currently highlighted.
- clearHighlighting() - Method in class mars.venus.DataSegmentWindow
-
Clear highlight background color from any cell currently highlighted.
- clearHighlighting() - Method in class mars.venus.RegistersWindow
-
Clear highlight background color from any cell currently highlighted.
- clearPane() - Method in class mars.venus.ExecutePane
-
Clears out all components of the Execute tab: text segment
display, data segment display, label display and register display.
- clearWindow() - Method in class mars.venus.Coprocessor0Window
-
Reset and redisplay registers
- clearWindow() - Method in class mars.venus.Coprocessor1Window
-
Reset and redisplay registers.
- clearWindow() - Method in class mars.venus.DataSegmentWindow
-
Removes the table from its frame, typically done when a file is closed.
- clearWindow() - Method in class mars.venus.LabelsWindow
-
Clear the window
- clearWindow() - Method in class mars.venus.RegistersWindow
-
clear and redisplay registers
- clearWindow() - Method in class mars.venus.TextSegmentWindow
-
remove all components
- CLIFF_TERMINATION - Static variable in class mars.simulator.Simulator
-
- clip_copy() - Constructor for class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.InputHandler.clip_copy
-
- CLIP_COPY - Static variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.InputHandler
-
- clip_cut() - Constructor for class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.InputHandler.clip_cut
-
- CLIP_CUT - Static variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.InputHandler
-
- clip_paste() - Constructor for class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.InputHandler.clip_paste
-
- CLIP_PASTE - Static variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.InputHandler
-
- clone() - Method in class mars.assembler.TokenList
-
Makes clone (shallow copy) of this token list object.
- close() - Method in class mars.venus.Editor
-
Perform "close" operation on current tab's file.
- close() - Method in class mars.venus.HardcopyWriter
-
This is the close( ) method that all Writer subclasses must implement.
- CLOSE_TOOL_TIP_TEXT - Static variable in class mars.venus.SettingsHighlightingAction
-
- closeAll() - Method in class mars.venus.Editor
-
Close all currently open files.
- closeAllFiles() - Method in class mars.venus.EditTabbedPane
-
Carries out all necessary operations to implement
the Close All operation from the File menu.
- closeCurrentFile() - Method in class mars.venus.EditTabbedPane
-
Carries out all necessary operations to implement
the Close operation from the File menu.
- closeDialog() - Method in class mars.venus.AbstractFontSettingDialog
-
- closeFile(int) - Static method in class mars.util.SystemIO
-
Close the file with specified file descriptor
- CodeCellRenderer() - Constructor for class mars.venus.TextSegmentWindow.CodeCellRenderer
-
- COLON - Static variable in class mars.assembler.TokenTypes
-
- ColorSelectButton - Class in mars.venus
-
- ColorSelectButton() - Constructor for class mars.venus.ColorSelectButton
-
- ColorSelectButtonDisabledBorder - Static variable in class mars.venus.ColorSelectButton
-
- ColorSelectButtonEnabledBorder - Static variable in class mars.venus.ColorSelectButton
-
- cols - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.TextAreaDefaults
-
- cols - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.TextAreaPainter
-
- columnNames - Variable in class mars.venus.Coprocessor0Window.RegTableModel
-
- columnNames - Variable in class mars.venus.Coprocessor1Window.RegTableModel
-
- columnNames - Variable in class mars.venus.DataSegmentWindow.DataTableModel
-
- columnNames - Variable in class mars.venus.RegistersWindow.RegTableModel
-
- columns - Variable in class mars.venus.LabelsWindow.LabelTableModel
-
- COMMENT - Static variable in class mars.assembler.TokenTypes
-
- COMMENT1 - Static variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.tokenmarker.Token
-
Comment 1 token id.
- COMMENT2 - Static variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.tokenmarker.Token
-
Comment 2 token id.
- commitMacro(Token) - Method in class mars.assembler.MacroPool
-
This method will be called by parser when reached .end_macro
directive.
- ComponentHandler() - Constructor for class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea.ComponentHandler
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- componentResized(ComponentEvent) - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea.ComponentHandler
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- compose(Function<? super V, ? extends T>) - Method in interface mars.riscv.instructions.S_type.NewFunction
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- compose(I_type.Function<? super V, ? extends T>) - Method in interface mars.riscv.instructions.I_type.Function
-
- compose(I_type.I_typeShift.Function<? super D, ? super B, ? extends A>) - Method in interface mars.riscv.instructions.I_type.I_typeShift.Function
-
- compose(Math2.Function<? super D, ? super B, ? extends B>, C) - Method in interface mars.util.Math2.Function
-
- compose(Math2.Function<Number, Number, Number>, Math2.Function<Number, Number, Number>, Number, Number, Number) - Static method in class mars.util.Math2
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- computeImmFromInst(int) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.B_type
-
Calculates the immediate field of the instruction
- computeImmFromInst(int) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.BasicInstruction.WithImmediateField
-
Calculates the immediate field of the instruction
- computeImmFromInst(int) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.I_type
-
Calculates the immediate field of the instruction
- computeImmFromInst(int) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.J_type
-
Calculates the immediate field of the instruction
- computeImmFromInst(int) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.S_type
-
Calculates the immediate field of the instruction
- computeImmFromInst(int) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.U_type
-
Calculates the immediate field of the instruction
- computeImmFromOperand(int) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.B_type
-
Given an operand, calculate the immediate field of the instruction
- computeImmFromOperand(int) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.BasicInstruction.WithImmediateField
-
Given an operand, calculate the immediate field of the instruction
- computeImmFromOperand(int) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.I_type
-
Given an operand, calculate the immediate field of the instruction
- computeImmFromOperand(int) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.J_type
-
Given an operand, calculate the immediate field of the instruction
- computeImmFromOperand(int) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.S_type
-
Given an operand, calculate the immediate field of the instruction
- computeImmFromOperand(int) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.U_type
-
Given an operand, calculate the immediate field of the instruction
- computeOperands(Number[]) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.B_type
-
Compute the Instruction code given an array of operands
- computeOperands(Number[]) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.I_type
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Compute the Instruction code given an array of operands
- computeOperands(Number[]) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.Instruction
-
Compute the Instruction code given an array of operands
- computeOperands(Number[]) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.J_type
-
Compute the Instruction code given an array of operands
- computeOperands(Number[]) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.R_type
-
Compute the Instruction code given an array of operands
- computeOperands(Number[]) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.S_type
-
Compute the Instruction code given an array of operands
- computeOperands(Number[]) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.U_type
-
Compute the Instruction code given an array of operands
- computeRd(int) - Static method in class mars.riscv.instructions.InstCodeUtil
-
- computeRs1(int) - Static method in class mars.riscv.instructions.InstCodeUtil
-
- computeRs2(Number) - Static method in class mars.riscv.instructions.InstCodeUtil
-
- computeRs2(BasicInstruction, Number) - Static method in class mars.riscv.instructions.InstCodeUtil
-
- configDialog - Variable in class mars.venus.SettingsMemoryConfigurationAction
-
- construct() - Method in class mars.simulator.Simulator.SimThread
-
This is comparable to the Runnable "run" method (it is called by
SwingWorker's "run" method).
- construct() - Method in class mars.simulator.SwingWorker
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Compute the value to be returned by the get
method.
- convertLineColumnToStreamPosition(int, int) - Method in class mars.venus.EditPane
-
Given line and column (position in the line) numbers, calculate
its byte stream position in text being edited.
- convertStreamPositionToLineColumn(int) - Method in class mars.venus.EditPane
-
- cop0Tab - Variable in class mars.venus.RegistersPane
-
- cop1Tab - Variable in class mars.venus.RegistersPane
-
- Coprocessor0Window - Class in mars.venus
-
Sets up a window to display registers in the UI.
- Coprocessor0Window() - Constructor for class mars.venus.Coprocessor0Window
-
Constructor which sets up a fresh window with a table that contains the register values.
- Coprocessor0Window.RegTableModel - Class in mars.venus
-
- Coprocessor1Window - Class in mars.venus
-
Sets up a window to display Coprocessor 1 registers in the Registers pane of the UI.
- Coprocessor1Window() - Constructor for class mars.venus.Coprocessor1Window
-
Constructor which sets up a fresh window with a table that contains the register values.
- Coprocessor1Window.RegTableModel - Class in mars.venus
-
- copy() - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.DefaultInputHandler
-
Returns a copy of this input handler that shares the same
key bindings.
- copy() - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.InputHandler
-
Returns a copy of this input handler that shares the same
key bindings.
- copy() - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea
-
Places the selected text into the clipboard.
- copy() - Method in interface mars.venus.editors.MARSTextEditingArea
-
- copyrightHolders - Static variable in class mars.Globals
-
MARS copyright holders
- copyrightYears - Static variable in class mars.Globals
-
MARS copyright years
- copyText() - Method in class mars.venus.EditPane
-
copy currently-selected text into clipboard
- countObservers() - Method in class mars.riscv.hardware.memory.Memory
-
get the number of observers
- createExampleTokenList() - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.Instruction
-
Used to build a token list from the example instruction
provided as constructor argument.
- createFontFromStringValues(String, String, String) - Static method in class mars.util.EditorFont
-
Creates a new Font object based on the given String specifications.
- createMacroPool() - Method in class mars.RISCVprogram
-
- createParsedList() - Method in class mars.RISCVprogram
-
Produces new empty list to hold parsed source code statements.
- CSRs - Class in mars.riscv.hardware
-
Represents Coprocessor 0.
- CSRs() - Constructor for class mars.riscv.hardware.CSRs
-
- currentDataHighlightSetting - Variable in class mars.venus.SettingsHighlightingAction
-
- currentFont - Variable in class mars.venus.AbstractFontSettingDialog
-
- currentFont - Variable in class mars.venus.SettingsHighlightingAction
-
- currentLine - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.TextAreaPainter
-
- currentLineIndex - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.TextAreaPainter
-
- currentLineTokens - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.TextAreaPainter
-
- currentNondefaultBackground - Variable in class mars.venus.SettingsHighlightingAction
-
- currentNondefaultFont - Variable in class mars.venus.SettingsHighlightingAction
-
- currentNondefaultForeground - Variable in class mars.venus.SettingsHighlightingAction
-
- currentNumToHexString(Number) - Static method in class mars.util.Binary
-
- currentRegisterHighlightSetting - Variable in class mars.venus.SettingsHighlightingAction
-
- cut() - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea
-
Deletes the selected text from the text area and places it
into the clipboard.
- cut() - Method in interface mars.venus.editors.MARSTextEditingArea
-
- cutText() - Method in class mars.venus.EditPane
-
cut currently-selected text into clipboard


This is 2015 and I am attending a "Girls in Computing" camp at MSU. I have learned far more than expected, including how to make this website! Some of my hobbies are gymnastics, dance, art, and animals. This is a very simple website, you may not even call it a website, but I am very proud of it because it is the first website I have coded myself (with help from the instructers of course). In this website I have included a video game I made and a youtube video I like. Please enjoy! :D
This is my video game. It features an alien who is on planet Magnos and traveling ot earth. You will go through 5 places. Planet Magnosa, outer space, earth, and home. In every level there is atleast one creature that can kill you so be careful! It is exciting so please enjoy!


The uses of different composite data types in python:
We have access to a couple different composite data sets, and we'll have separate pages for each of these. This is just a page to talk about them all briefly, together.
A composite data sets purpose is to just hold a lot of different elements together using one variable. We have access to five different data types to do this.
These data types include dictionaries, lists, sets, tuples, and frozensets. The difference among a few of these are mutability. (We'll discuss this more later, but mutable = changeable.)
We can see how create each of these data types in python by referrencing the gist here.


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