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Cars
Deals
My Account
Logout
Dashboard:
Add New Car
View Users
View Cars
View Bookings
View Deals
Add New Car
Car Make and Model
Category
Picture
Capacity
Number of Adults
Number of Bags
Number of Doors
Car Details
Fuel Type
Petrol
Diesel
Hybrid
Electric
Transmission
Manual
Automatic
Mileage
Year of Manufacture
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
Air Conditioner
Price
Base price per Day
Special price per Day
Activate Special Price
Add Car


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This is a paragraph. I design, research, and illustrate. Through April 2015, I am one of three co-chairs for the IA Summit. It will be held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, April 23-27. Follow along with this community-organized conference through the IA Summit behind the scenes posts on my blog.


src/components/device/dartfish.ts
Controller class for Huddly Canvas camera.
Properties |
Methods |
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constructor(uvcCameraInstance: any, transport: IUsbTransport, uvcControlInterface: any, cameraDiscoveryEmitter: EventEmitter)
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Creates an instance of DartFish/Canvas.
Parameters :
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| _api |
Type : Api
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Inherited from
Boxfish
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Defined in
Boxfish:34
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Common Api wrapper class for invoking common functionality across device controller classes. |
| discoveryEmitter |
Type : EventEmitter
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Inherited from
Boxfish
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Defined in
Boxfish:50
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Event emitter instance emitting attach and detach events for Huddly Cameras. |
| productName |
Type : string
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Default value : 'Huddly Canvas'
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Inherited from
Boxfish
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Defined in
Boxfish:57
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Comercial product name for this controller class. |
| transport |
Type : IUsbTransport
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Inherited from
Boxfish
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Defined in
Boxfish:27
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Transport instance for communicating with cameras (sending command and reading data) |
| uvcControlInterface |
Type : any
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Inherited from
UvcBaseDevice
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Defined in
UvcBaseDevice:41
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The uvc control interface for sending standard uvc commands to camera. |
| disableCanvasEnhanceMode |
disableCanvasEnhanceMode()
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Defined in src/components/device/dartfish.ts:171
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Disable canvas enhance mode feature on camera.
Returns :
any
Resolves when the action is completed. |
| enableCanvasEnhanceMode |
enableCanvasEnhanceMode()
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Defined in src/components/device/dartfish.ts:192
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Enable canvas enahnce mode feature on camera.
Returns :
any
Resolves when the action is completed. |
| Async closeConnection |
closeConnection()
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Inherited from
Boxfish
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Defined in
Boxfish:125
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Teardown function for cleaning up the state.
Returns :
Promise<any>
{Promise |
| Async ensureAppMode | ||||||||||||
ensureAppMode(currentMode: string, timeout?: number)
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Boxfish
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Boxfish:165
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Make sure the camera is running on application mode (which is the default mode).
Parameters :
Returns :
unknown
Resolves when the camera boots in app mode. |
| Async eraseErrorLog | ||||||||||
eraseErrorLog(timeout: number)
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Boxfish
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Boxfish:196
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Erases the application log.
Parameters :
Returns :
Promise<void>
{Promise |
| getAutozoomControl | ||||||||
getAutozoomControl(opts: AutozoomControlOpts)
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Boxfish
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Boxfish:471
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Get autozoom control class instance.
Parameters :
Returns :
ICnnControl
{ICnnControl} The instance of the autozoom control class. |
| getDetector | ||||||||
getDetector(opts?: DetectorOpts)
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Boxfish
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Defined in
Boxfish:492
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Get detector control class instance.
Parameters :
Returns :
IDetector
{IDetector} The instance of the detector control class. |
| Async getDiagnostics |
getDiagnostics()
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Inherited from
Boxfish
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Defined in
Boxfish:303
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Get diagnostics for power usage on camera.
Returns :
Promise<Array<DiagnosticsMessage>>
{Promise<Array |
| Async getErrorLog | ||||||||||||||||||||
getErrorLog(timeout: number, retry: number, allowLegacy: boolean)
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Boxfish
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Boxfish:181
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Get application log.
Parameters :
Returns :
Promise<any>
{Promise |
| getFaceBasedExposureControl |
getFaceBasedExposureControl()
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Inherited from
Boxfish
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Defined in
Boxfish:481
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Get face based exposure control class instance.
Returns :
ICnnControl
{ICnnControl} The instance of the face-based exposure control class. |
| Async getInfo |
getInfo()
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Inherited from
Boxfish
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Defined in
Boxfish:135
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Get device software and hardware information.
Returns :
Promise<any>
{Promise |
| Async getInterpolationParams |
getInterpolationParams()
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Inherited from
Boxfish
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Defined in
Boxfish:527
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Get interpolation curve parameters from target.
Returns :
Promise<InterpolationParams>
{Promise |
| Async getPowerUsage |
getPowerUsage()
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Inherited from
Boxfish
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Defined in
Boxfish:206
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Get current power usage on the camera.
Returns :
Promise<any>
{Promise |
| Async getState |
getState()
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Inherited from
Boxfish
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Defined in
Boxfish:502
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Get Autozoom/GF state on target
Returns :
Promise<any>
{Promise |
| Async getTemperature |
getTemperature()
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Inherited from
Boxfish
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Defined in
Boxfish:220
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Get current temperature on the camera.
Returns :
Promise<any>
{Promise |
| Async getUpgrader |
getUpgrader()
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Inherited from
Boxfish
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Defined in
Boxfish:347
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Helper function for getting the respective upgrader controller class for upgrading Huddly Boxfish/IQ
Returns :
Promise<IDeviceUpgrader>
{Promise |
| Async initialize |
initialize()
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Inherited from
Boxfish
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Defined in
Boxfish:109
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Initializes the controller class. Must be called before any other commands.
Returns :
Promise<void>
{Promise |
| Async reboot | ||||||||||
reboot(mode: string)
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Boxfish
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Boxfish:320
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Soft boot camera.
Parameters :
Returns :
Promise<void>
{Promise |
| Async setInterpolationParams | ||||||||
setInterpolationParams(params: InterpolationParams)
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Boxfish
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Defined in
Boxfish:517
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Set interpolation curve parameter used to zoom on regions when GF is enabled
Parameters :
Returns :
Promise<any>
{Promise |
| Async upgrade | ||||||||
upgrade(opts: UpgradeOpts)
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Inherited from
Boxfish
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Defined in
Boxfish:423
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Performs software upgrade (async) on Huddly Boxfish/IQ
Parameters :
Returns :
Promise<any>
{Promise |
| Async uptime |
uptime()
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Inherited from
Boxfish
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Defined in
Boxfish:337
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Get camera uptime
Returns :
unknown
Resolves with the uptime information (double in milliseconds) |
| getPanTilt |
getPanTilt()
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Inherited from
UvcBaseDevice
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Defined in
UvcBaseDevice:280
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Gets the uvc PANTILT parameter value.
Returns :
any
{*} The value of the PANTILT uvc parameter on camera. |
| getSetting | ||||||||||||
getSetting(key, forceRefresh)
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UvcBaseDevice
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Defined in
UvcBaseDevice:236
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Gets a setting value from the camera through the uvc control interface.
Parameters :
Returns :
any
{*} The setting value for the corresponding setting key. |
| getSettings | ||||||||
getSettings(forceRefresh)
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UvcBaseDevice
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UvcBaseDevice:259
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Get the uvc camera settings.
Parameters :
Returns :
any
{*} The uvc camera settings. |
| getSupportedSettings |
getSupportedSettings()
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Inherited from
UvcBaseDevice
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Defined in
UvcBaseDevice:224
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Get the supported settings from the uvc control interface,
Returns :
any
{*} The supported settings. |
| getUVCParam | ||||||
getUVCParam(param)
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UvcBaseDevice
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UvcBaseDevice:324
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Helper function for retrieving a uvc parameter value from the device.
Parameters :
Returns :
any
The value of the uvc parameter on the camera. |
| Async getXUControl | ||||||||
getXUControl(controlNumber: number)
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UvcBaseDevice
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UvcBaseDevice:202
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Gets the value of a custom XU control setting.
Parameters :
Returns :
Promise<any>
{Promise |
| isAlive |
isAlive()
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Inherited from
UvcBaseDevice
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Defined in
UvcBaseDevice:349
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Check if the uvc insterface is up/alive.
Returns :
boolean
{boolean} A boolean reporting whether the uvc insterface is alive or not. |
| resetSettings | ||||||||||
resetSettings(excludeList: [])
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UvcBaseDevice
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UvcBaseDevice:270
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Control command for resetting the settings on the uvc control interface.
Parameters :
Returns :
any
{*} The state of the action. |
| Async setPanTilt | ||||||||
setPanTilt(panTilt: any)
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UvcBaseDevice
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UvcBaseDevice:291
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Sets new value for the PANTILT uvc parameter.
Parameters :
Returns :
unknown
The state of the action performed as promise. |
| setSettingValue | |||||||||
setSettingValue(key, value)
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UvcBaseDevice
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UvcBaseDevice:248
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Sets a setting value on the camera through the uvc control interface.
Parameters :
Returns :
any
{*} The state of the action performed. |
| setUVCParam | |||||||||
setUVCParam(param, value)
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UvcBaseDevice
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UvcBaseDevice:303
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Sets a new value for the given uvc parameter
Parameters :
Returns :
any
The state of the action. |
| Async setXUControl | ||||||||||||
setXUControl(controlNumber: number, value: any)
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UvcBaseDevice
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UvcBaseDevice:214
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Updates XU control value through the uvc control interface.
Parameters :
Returns :
Promise<any>
{Promise |
| usbReEnumerate |
usbReEnumerate()
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Inherited from
UvcBaseDevice
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Defined in
UvcBaseDevice:339
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Re enumerates the usb interace through the uvc control interface
Returns :
any
A state reporting whether the usb re-enumeration is completed. |
import { EventEmitter } from 'events';
import IDetector from '@huddly/sdk-interfaces/lib/interfaces/IDetector';
import ICnnControl from '@huddly/sdk-interfaces/lib/interfaces/ICnnControl';
import InterpolationParams from '@huddly/sdk-interfaces/lib/interfaces/IInterpolationParams';
import IUsbTransport from '@huddly/sdk-interfaces/lib/interfaces/IUsbTransport';
import Logger from '@huddly/sdk-interfaces/lib/statics/Logger';
import Api from './../api';
import Locksmith from './../locksmith';
import Boxfish from './boxfish';
/**
* Controller class for Huddly Canvas camera.
*
* @export
* @class DartFish
* @extends {Boxfish}
*/
export default class DartFish extends Boxfish {
/**
* Transport instance for communicating with cameras (sending command and reading data)
*
* @type {IUsbTransport}
* @memberof DartFish
*/
transport: IUsbTransport;
/**
* Common Api wrapper class for invoking common functionality across device controller classes.
*
* @type {Api}
* @memberof DartFish
*/
_api: Api;
/**
* The uvc control interface for sending standard uvc commands to camera.
*
* @type {*}
* @memberof DartFish
*/
uvcControlInterface: any;
/** @ignore */
locksmith: Locksmith;
/**
* Event emitter instance emitting attach and detach events for Huddly Cameras.
*
* @type {EventEmitter}
* @memberof DartFish
*/
discoveryEmitter: EventEmitter;
/**
* Comercial product name for this controller class.
*
* @type {string}
* @memberof DartFish
*/
productName: string = 'Huddly Canvas';
/**
* Creates an instance of DartFish/Canvas.
* * @param {*} uvcCameraInstance Uvc camera instance acquired from device-api-uvc discovery manager.
* @param {IUsbTransport} transport The transport instance for communicating with the camera.
* @param {*} uvcControlInterface Uvc control interface for performing standard uvc control commands.
* @param {EventEmitter} cameraDiscoveryEmitter Emitter instance sending attach & detach events for Huddly cameras.
* @memberof DartFish
*/
constructor(
uvcCameraInstance: any,
transport: IUsbTransport,
uvcControlInterface: any,
cameraDiscoveryEmitter: EventEmitter
) {
super(uvcCameraInstance, transport, uvcControlInterface, cameraDiscoveryEmitter);
}
/**
* @ignore
* Not supprted.
*
* @memberof DartFish
*/
async ensureAppMode() {
Logger.warn('Attempting to call method [ensureAppMode] on Huddly Canvas', 'Huddly Canvas API');
throw new Error('Method not implemented/supported.');
}
/**
* @ignore
* Not supprted.
*
* @memberof DartFish
*/
getFaceBasedExposureControl(): ICnnControl {
Logger.warn(
'Attempting to call method [getFaceBasedExposureControl] on Huddly Canvas',
'Huddly Canvas API'
);
throw new Error('Method not implemented/supported.');
}
/**
* @ignore
* Not supprted.
*
* @memberof DartFish
*/
getAutozoomControl(): ICnnControl {
Logger.warn(
'Attempting to call method [getAutozoomControl] on Huddly Canvas',
'Huddly Canvas API'
);
throw new Error('Method not implemented/supported.');
}
/**
* @ignore
* Not supprted.
*
* @memberof DartFish
*/
getDetector(): IDetector {
Logger.warn('Attempting to call method [getDetector] on Huddly Canvas', 'Huddly Canvas API');
throw new Error('Method not implemented/supported.');
}
/**
* @ignore
* Not supprted.
*
* @memberof DartFish
*/
getState(): Promise<any> {
Logger.warn('Attempting to call method [getState] on Huddly Canvas', 'Huddly Canvas API');
throw new Error('Method not implemented/supported.');
}
/**
* @ignore
* Not supprted.
*
* @memberof DartFish
*/
async setInterpolationParams() {
Logger.warn(
'Attempting to call method [setInterpolationParams] on Huddly Canvas',
'Huddly Canvas API'
);
throw new Error('Method not implemented/supported.');
}
/**
* @ignore
* Not supprted.
*
* @memberof DartFish
*/
async getInterpolationParams(): Promise<InterpolationParams> {
Logger.warn(
'Attempting to call method [getInterpolationParams] on Huddly Canvas',
'Huddly Canvas API'
);
throw new Error('Method not implemented/supported.');
}
/**
* Disable canvas enhance mode feature on camera.
*
* @return {*} Resolves when the action is completed.
* @memberof DartFish
*/
disableCanvasEnhanceMode() {
const payload = {
'camera-mode': 'canvas-no-enhance',
};
return new Promise<void>(async (resolve, reject) => {
await this.api.setProductInfo(payload);
const newState = await this.api.getProductInfo();
if (newState['camera-mode'] == 'canvas-no-enhance') {
resolve();
} else {
reject('Unable to turn off canvas enhance mode!');
}
});
}
/**
* Enable canvas enahnce mode feature on camera.
*
* @return {*} Resolves when the action is completed.
* @memberof DartFish
*/
enableCanvasEnhanceMode() {
const payload = {
'camera-mode': 'canvas',
};
return new Promise<void>(async (resolve, reject) => {
await this.api.setProductInfo(payload);
const newState = await this.api.getProductInfo();
if (newState['camera-mode'] == 'canvas') {
resolve();
} else {
reject('Unable to turn on canvas enhance mode!');
}
});
}
}


Organizing a learning process
When I saw that the Call for papers for Codemotion Madrid 2016 process was open, I thought that I could explain my journey to becoming a Front-end developer because it can be useful for others.
As a said in another posts, I am Front-end developer since March last year, but I know that I have to improve a lot. Because of that, I thought that implementing a learning process can help me and others in the same situation improving in this field. The Codemotion conference is in November, so I have 5 months ahead to organize myself, keep improving and show the results there (and here in my blog). If my talk is not chosen, I can still explain this in other meetups or conferences that can be interested in this organization plan and I will also improve my skills in between, so I can’t lose.
Organizing tools
I use 2 types of calendar that I add to a physical board. The first is the usual one, where I write down the meetups/meetings/free time stuff/trips, etc. With this first calendar I can see when I have time to learn. In the second one I write down the things that I would like to accomplished by month.
The bad thing about the second board is that I don’t usually know how many tasks I will accomplish in a month and I would like to reorganize order of tasks in a visual way.
For that, I am going to start using Kanban with the open source tool <a href=”https://taiga.io/”Taiga. In the learning Front-end development project I will add each task that I would like to accomplish in a user story. In the first version I am adding all the tasks, ideas and resources in the TO-DO column, I don’t know if I will separate them in some way to distinguish which kind of task is.
The organization in the Kanban board is the usual for this method, that is, columns TO-DO, DOING and DONE. However, I have added a ADD-TO-BLOG column to write a little explanation, example or conclusion in the blog after finishing doing each task. This way, other people can take advantage of the time inverted there.
Organizing tasks
I use Evernote to write about each task that I do, make list of things that I need to do to accomplish it or steps that I will use in the future again (for example, steps to upload a new blog post to GitHub). After finishing each task, I can get the important parts from there and adding them to the blog.
Improving front-end development tasks
These are the tasks for this project:
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Tasks: HTML, CSS & JS, Sass, PostCSS, Flexbox, responsive web design, best practices, workflow front-end development, accesibility, Material Design, UX
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Resources: Free books to learn web design, articles
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Ideas: Apply learning with personal projects, go to meetups/conferences, follow people that are where you want to be in front-end development


I live around bay area and I am involved in local communities. Please feel free to drop me a line, especially if you think you can help on the following area:
Open Source Contribution
- Have thoughts on build and release projects and how BuildMaster can help on this area.
- Can help on one of my other open source projects.
Local Community Service
I am planning on getting more involved with local education system, by offering my service as a teacher in software engineer area, under two conditions:
- It needs to be directly related to agile software development
- All proceeds go to a local charity with good reputation. I would gladly take suggestions but should have the authority to decide which one it should be.


| Enum Constant and Description |
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CANOPY
Second highest layer.
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EMERGENT
Highest layer.
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FLOOR
Lowest layer.
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UNDERSTORY
Second lowest layer.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
double |
getAverageCanopyHeight()
Calculate the average height of a canopy by averaging the height of this
canopy and the previous canopy.
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static Canopy |
getCanopyByContains(java.lang.String name)
Returns the desired canopy level by matching it with the contains name
|
Canopy |
getCanopyFromHeight(double height)
Using a height in feet, determine the canopy level that the height
belongs to.
|
Canopy |
getCanopyFromHeight(int height)
Using a height in feet, determine the canopy level that the height
belongs to.
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java.lang.String |
getContains()
Getter.
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java.lang.String |
getDescription()
Getter.
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java.lang.String |
getFriendlyName()
Returns the name of the Canopy Level.
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int |
getMaximumHeight()
Getter.
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static Canopy |
valueOf(java.lang.String name)
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
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static Canopy[] |
values()
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
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public static final Canopy FLOOR
public static final Canopy UNDERSTORY
public static final Canopy CANOPY
public static final Canopy EMERGENT
public static Canopy[] values()
for (Canopy c : Canopy.values()) System.out.println(c);
public static Canopy valueOf(java.lang.String name)
name
- the name of the enum constant to be returned.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if this enum type has no constant with the specified namejava.lang.NullPointerException
- if the argument is nullpublic int getMaximumHeight()
public java.lang.String getDescription()
public double getAverageCanopyHeight()
public Canopy getCanopyFromHeight(double height)
height
- In feet.public Canopy getCanopyFromHeight(int height)
height
- In feet.public java.lang.String getFriendlyName()
public java.lang.String getContains()
public static Canopy getCanopyByContains(java.lang.String name)
name
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| Color | Dark | Light | Hex |
|---|---|---|---|
| White | |||
| Red | |||
| Yellow |
GIF - Graphics Image Format. This is a lossless type. Every pixel is specified completely.
JPEG - Joint Photographic Experts Group. This is lossy, compressed format. JPEG1 uses Fourier expansion to compress the image, JPEG2 uses wavelets.
TIFF - Tagged Image File Format. This is sort of a meta-format. it can use other formats, encapsulated with meta-information about those formats. it is favored by actual photographers. Best but not the smallest in size.
PNG - Portable Network Graphics - lossless compressed format .png has replaced .gif pretty much everywhere because it's just better.


Liverpool v Man City handball: Was this 2019-20 season’s 11mm moment?
Last season, it was 11mm. This season, could the difference between winning the Premier League title and missing out prove to be just 21 seconds?
Leaders Liverpool opened up a nine-point gap on champions Manchester City on Sunday, as Jürgen Klopp's side ran out 3-1 winners.
But it could all have turned out very differently at Anfield.
Just five minutes and five seconds in, City were convinced they should have had a penalty for handball as Bernardo Silva's cross struck Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold.
A mere 21 seconds later, they were behind.
What happened, exactly?
After a breathless start, Silva whipped a cross from the right into the box towards the waiting Sergio Aguero.
With Alexander-Arnold his closest marker, the Liverpool right-back got caught in an awkward moment as the ball popped up to strike his right arm.
City immediately protested as on-field referee Michael Oliver waved play on, but the hosts quickly put the incident behind them as they charged up-field.
The result?
Fabinho drilling in a wonderful strike from 25 yards to send Klopp's men on their way following a potentially season-defining 21-second period of play.
After the match, Alexander-Arnold told Sky Sports: "I think it might have hit my arm but it hit Bernardo Silva's first. You have to carry on playing, they complained but you have to keep on playing."
Meanwhile, former City captain Kompany argued play should have been stopped in the Liverpool box, regardless of the final verdict.
He told Sky Sports: "You can argue about Bernardo's handball before - I don't think he knows anything about it and it's a natural position. But [Alexander-Arnold's] is a handball, that's not a natural position. Stop the action then and make a decision.
"You go which way you want to go, but my interpretation is that Bernardo's hand is in a natural position and Alexander-Arnold's isn't."
What happened last season?
Cast your mind back to 3 January, as Liverpool arrived at Etihad Stadium looking to open up a 10-point gap over Manchester City at the top of the Premier League.
With the game goalless, Sadio Mane struck the post and John Stones' attempted clearance rebounded off goalkeeper Ederson, forcing the defender into a dramatic last-gasp clearance.
Goalline technology showed the ball was just 11.7mm short of crossing the line.
Pep Guardiola's side went on to win the match 2-1, condemning Liverpool to their sole defeat of the season as City eventually claimed the title by a single point in May.
'What a load of rubbish!'
"Ask to the referees, don't ask me. Ask to Mike Riley and the guys in VAR," said Guardiola on the decision after the match.
So what did the referees have to say?
The call not to award Manchester City a penalty was, according to the Professional Game Match Officials Board, because the appeal for handball against Trent Alexander-Arnold "did not meet the considerations for a deliberate handball".
That explanation did not sit well with all.
 Absolute drivel," said Radio 5 Live pundit Chris Sutton as he was read the statement.
"If I was a Man City player I'd be furious. In games that are decided by such tiny moments, that was a refereeing howler."
Sutton added: "There will be controversy. It did look like Trent's arm was in an unnatural position. I think Alexander-Arnold is a lucky lucky boy. It should have been a penalty.
"I don't understand why it wasn't given. His arm was out, it hit him on the arm - it's a penalty. I just don't get it, with what we have been told about the handball rule that has to be the definition of a penalty.
"Why on earth does Michael Oliver not take it upon himself and look at it on the monitor? Later on he will see that decision and know that he got that wrong."
Robbie Savage, also speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live, added: "How on earth is that not handball? It's absolute nonsense. Go and use the pitchside monitor - it's a big error."
The reaction
Perhaps predictably, many foresaw the role VAR would inevitably play in Sunday's heavyweight clash.
Over on the BBC Sport live text, the VAR prophecy came true.
Liverpool were ultimately able to run away with the game. Mohamed Salah doubled the advantage before half-time, with Manchester City undoubtedly still reeling from the early turning point as the Blues' assistant boss Mikel Arteta was pictured in deep discussions with fourth official Mike Dean as the teams emerged for the second half.
Sadio Mane's goal then sent City three behind in a Premier League game for the first time since January 2018 - which also occurred at Anfield - and Silva's late glimmer of hope was not enough to stir the visitors to a dramatic late fightback.
Or prevent Guardiola from some rather sarcastic 'thank yous' as he marched over to the officials at full-time.
With the champions languishing in fourth behind Brendan Rodgers' Leicester and Chelsea, can anyone now prevent Liverpool from claiming their first Premier League title?


The Fakeham Lidnet started as a joke, a chaotic display of nonsense between a few hams that enjoy DMR but don't take it too seriously. The first official directed Fakeham Lidnet was on May 2, 2019 and the net has been happening almost every week since. It is a laid back net, with no real purpose other than to be silly and poke fun at some ham radio stereotypes, and it's not uncommon for participants to enjoy a beverage (or three) during the course of the net. The companion to the Fakeham Lidnet is the #fakehams IRC channel on the Geekshed network, where most net participants will chat and berate net control.
The Fakeham Lidnet is directed, with net control going through the list of checkins with several rounds of questions, and a pause for more checkins after every round. The net typically lasts 60-90 minutes. Common topics/questions for the net:
- What are you drinking?
- What are you doing with radio this week?
- What's your medical ailment?
- What's ruining ham radio?
- A weekly impromptu debate topic
- Conspiracy theories
- Repeater confesions (silly things you've heard on your local repeaters)
- "Next Week's Question," a question asked by net control that net participants will answer the following week
- Other questions sprinkled in
The net is not taken seriously and the tone is apparent if you monitor the net for more than a few minutes. More lids are always welcome, and points are awarded for creativity*.
* Everything is made up and the points don't matter.


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In the general case, polymorphism means that something (an object or another entity) has many forms.
Java provides two types of polymorphism: static (compile-time) and dynamic (run-time) polymorphism. The first one is achieved by method overloading, the second one based on inheritance and method overriding.
The more theoretical approach subdivides polymorphism into several fundamentally different types:
In this topic, we'll consider only run-time polymorphism that is widely used in the object-oriented programming.
We remind you, method overriding it is when a subclass redefines a method of the superclass with the same name.
The run-time polymorphism relies on two principles:
It works when an overridden method is calling through the reference variable of a superclass. Java determines at runtime which version (superclass/subclasses) of the method is to be executed based on the type of the object being referred, not the type of reference. It uses the mechanism known as dynamic method dispatching.
Example. Here, a class hierarchy is presented. The superclass MythicalAnimal
has two subclasses: Chimera
and Dragon
. The base class has the method hello
. Both subclasses override the method.
class MythicalAnimal {
public void hello() {
System.out.println("Hello, I'm an unknown animal");
}
}
class Chimera extends MythicalAnimal {
public void hello() {
System.out.println("Hello! Hello!");
}
}
class Dragon extends MythicalAnimal {
public void hello() {
System.out.println("Rrrr...");
}
}
We can create references to the class MythicalAnimal
and assign it to subclass objects.
MythicalAnimal chimera = new Chimera();
MythicalAnimal dragon = new Dragon();
MythicalAnimal animal = new MythicalAnimal();
And invoke overridden methods through the base class references:
animal.hello(); // Hello, i'm an unknown animal
chimera.hello(); // Hello! Hello!
dragon.hello(); // Rrrr...
So, the result of a method call depends on the actual type of an instance, not a reference. It's a polymorphic feature in Java. The JVM calls the appropriate method for the object that is referred to in each variable.
It allows a class to specify methods that will be common to all of its subclasses while allowing subclasses to define the specific implementation of some or all of those methods. It's very useful for object-oriented design, especially, together with abstract methods and interfaces which are studying in other topics.
File
represents a description of a single file in the file system. It has a subclass named
ImageFile
. It overrides the method
getFileInfo
of the parent class.
class File {
protected String fullName;
// constructor with a single paratemer
// getters and setters
public void printFileInfo() {
String info = this.getFileInfo(); // here is polymorphic behaviour!!!
System.out.println(info);
}
protected String getFileInfo() {
return "File: " + fullName;
}
}
class ImageFile extends File {
protected int width;
protected int height;
protected byte[] content;
// constructor
// getters and setters
@Override
protected String getFileInfo() {
return String.format("Image: %s, width: %d, height: %d", fullName, height, width);
}
}
The parent class has the public method printFileInfo and the protected method getFileInfo
. The second method is overridden in the subclass, but the subclass doesn't override the first method.
Let's create an instance of ImageFile
and assign it to the variable of File
.
File img = new ImageFile("/path/to/file/img.png", 640, 480, someBytes); // assigning an object
Now, when we call the method printFileInfo
, it invokes the overridden version of the method getFileInfo
.
img.printFileInfo(); // It prints "Image: /path/to/file/img.png, width: 480, height: 640"


Class Client
TDLib client.
Methods
| Client:send(request) | Sends a request to the TDLib client. |
| Client:receive(timeout) | Receives incoming updates and request responses from the TDLib client. |
| Client:execute(request) | Synchronously executes TDLib request. |
| Client:isDestoyed() | Check if the tdlib client was destroyed or not. |
| Client:destroy() | Destroy the tdlib client, automatically happens in garbage collection. |
Methods
- Client:send(request)
-
Sends a request to the TDLib client.
May be called from any thread.
Parameters:
- request table The request content (JSON-serialized internally).
Raises:
Error on json encoding failure, or if the client was destroyed. - Client:receive(timeout)
-
Receives incoming updates and request responses from the TDLib client.
May be called from any thread, but shouldn't be called simultaneously from two different threads.
Parameters:
- timeout number The maximum number of seconds allowed for this function to wait for new data.
Returns:
-
optional table
The request response, may be
nil
if the timeout expires.Raises:
Error on json decoding failure, or if the client was destroyed. - Client:execute(request)
-
Synchronously executes TDLib request.
May be called from any thread.
Only a few requests can be executed synchronously.
Parameters:
- request table The request content (JSON-serialized internally).
Returns:
-
table
The request response.
Raises:
Error on json en/decoding failure, or if the client was destroyed. - Client:isDestoyed()
-
Check if the tdlib client was destroyed or not.
Returns:
-
boolean
Whether the client was destroyed or not.
- Client:destroy()
-
Destroy the tdlib client, automatically happens in garbage collection.
Raises:
Error if the client was already destroyed.


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#MeToo is a social media hashtag that seeks to raise awareness about sexual harassment and assault by asking anyone who has experienced this kind of abuse to identify themselves by saying #MeToo.
#Metoo - The People Involved
Women and men, whether victims, perpetrators or bystanders, all have voices in this conversation.
Women
- Main group speaking about the issue
- Main group sharing stories of abuse
- Much less likely to be surprised by the volume of people saying “Me Too”
Men
- More likely to be surprised by the number of people affected
- Fewer share stories of abuse, but some do
Victims
- Some victims feel they have a new voice
- Some do not feel comfortable identifying themselves
Perpetrators
- Essentially silent, some opposition
- Some called out by name by those they have abused
- Some are recognising what they’ve done and are repentant
- Cultural commentary on how society views their role in this issue
Bystanders
- People who were not aware of this issue (both male and female)
- People who do not identify as a victim
- Most likely group to voice opposition
#MeToo - The Response
Identification
- Both men and women are choosing to say #MeToo
- Find community and solidarity
- Some feel it is backwards to list the victims, while the perpetrators remain anonymous
- Should the onus be on survivors to “out” themselves as victims?
Silence
- Some people choose silence on the issue
- Does saying nothing make others assume that a person has not experienced this kind of abuse? Or agreement with it?
 But is it asking too much of survivors?
Support
- Men especially are choosing to show their support through other hashtags like #IWill and #HowWillIChange
- The penultimate goal of the #MeToo movement is to have lasting change, so that less people will say #MeToo in the future. Part of the conversation questions whether that is an achievable goal
Opposition
- Some deny the relevance and truth of this issue
- Victim blaming/shaming
Understanding #MeToo
“Christians believe that the world is profoundly broken, but we also believe that God is actively redeeming it and that we are part of that process. Living in this tension means having a clear-eyed view of the world as it is while simultaneously envisioning what it could be. Insofar as #metoo helps us better understand the dangers women face as we try to navigate careers, dating relationships, or even riding the subway, it is powerful. But this knowledge must also move us toward redemption. If we commit to anything, let it be that none of us—man or woman—should have to carry the weight of brokenness alone.” - Hanna Anderson, Christianity Today
The Unsettling Truth Behind the #MeToo Movement
Where was God when I was harrassed?


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1st Day of Lab Attendence Policy
It has been, and will remain, the policy of the Department of Chemistry that a student may be removed from a class list and be replaced with persons on the wait list at the beginning of the first laboratory period.
- At the beginning of the first lab period, the Department's lab manager organizes the students present in teams of two using waitlisted students if registered students are not present.
- At this point, for safety concerns, anyone on the wait list who has not gained access to the lab is asked to leave.
- The lab manager then assigns Lab kits to the students in courses that uses kits (note: General Chemistry no longer uses kits). The Lab kits are checked and signed off by the student for completeness and safety.
- The lab manager then initiates departmental, University, state, and federally mandated safety training.
- Immediately following the training, students are must sign off that they have been made aware of the safety issues when taking a laboratory course.
- The above tasks for the lab manager are exacerbated by the fact that the lab manager is attempting this task in multiple, simultaneously run lab sections.
- In addition, after the described activities, most lab sections are then required to complete their first laboratory experiment in the time remaining. For the reasons described above, and the fact that the order of what needs to be accomplished and when are unalterable, the Department has the following policy on attendance of the first laboratory class:


Planet Sick-Boy: http://www.sick-boy.com "We Put the SIN in Cinema"
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Venus Beauty Institute is a clumsy and unremarkable French film that's either a run-of-the-mill chick flick, a caustic look at women's obsession with beauty, or both. Its main character is a desperate, middle-aged woman who loves to strike up conversations with strangers, hoping they'll take her to bed (or to their car, if there isn't a bed close by). Maybe I missed the boat on this one, being a 30-year-old abstinent male loner, so take the following with a grain of salt.
Angèle (Nathalie Baye, An Affair of Love) works in a Parisian beauty shop, where she provides facials, manicures and massages to those ravaged by both age and gravity. She's twice as old as her co-workers, doesn't wear makeup, hates love and is terrified of relationships because of something that happened to her parents when she was a child. But Angèle still loves sex and will spread for just about anyone after a couple of drinks.
It comes as no surprise when Angèle, who is used to stalking her own sexual prey, is turned off when a man approaches her with romantic aspirations of his own. Antoine (Samuel Le Bihan) is a sculptor who professes his undying love for Angèle, despite having a fiancée. Even though he's probably half her age, Antoine is relentless in his pursuit of Angèle, no matter how little interest she shows in him.
As Angèle's relationship with Antoine plays out, we are also introduced to her beauty shop co-workers and the wacky customers attendant thereto. Everyone talks about looking young and beautiful, but they're all just as emotionally broken as Angèle in one way or another. The shop sells various lotions, balms and ointments, and has an irritating door chime that, at first, made it seem like something magical was about to happen on the screen (it didn't...and then rings about 75 more times). The not-so-subtle message here is that people can shell out hundreds of francs for an expensive salve to mask their exterior flaws, but it won't do a damn thing to cover up the fact they're damaged on the inside.
Though Venus' ending is somewhat visually pleasing (sparks fly - literally) and Baye does a good job playing the unhappy lead desperately clinging to her youth, the film failed to strike an emotional chord. It is refreshing to see a movie that features women (both in front of and behind the camera) refrains from bashing all men, like pictures of this ilk tend to do. Baye is 52 in real life, but can easily pass for Angèle's early 40s.
 She adds some unique camera angles and there are several interestingly edited segments, but other than that and Baye's standout performance, there just isn't much to gush about. Venus did sweep through the 2000 César Awards (the French version of the Oscars) like Ted Kennedy through happy hour, winning trophies for Best Film, Director and Screenplay.
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WITNESS LIST Administration Committee May 13, 1999-8:30A HB 817 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HB 1571 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HB 2255 AGAINST: Dawson, Bob (Affordable Caskets), Richmond Hatcher, Glenn (The Funeral Store), Houston Registering, but not testifying: For: Carter, Darryl B. (Ft. Bend County), Houston Davis, Brian (Directors Investment Group), Austin Against: Collier, Willaim M. (Collier Casket), Leander Parker, Ronald E. (Casket Royale of Texas), Houston Schlitberger, Robert C. (Casket Sellers), Houston Schulte, Frank C. (Eagle Casket Outlet), Houston HB 2543 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HB 2706 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HB 2758 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HB 3265 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HB 3442 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HB 3516 AGAINST: Peterson, Harry (The People of Texas), The Colony Registering, but not testifying: For: Clayton, David (Texas Funeral Directors Assoc.), Dallas Davis, Brian (Directors Investment Group), Austin HB 3775 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HCR 109 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. HCR 181 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES.


FATHERS' DAY A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): **
Ever weepy, ex-Berkeley hippie Dale Putley (Robin Williams) has had some exciting news. He now has a son he never knew had. It seems that one romantic trip to the wine country with Colleen (Nastassja Kinski) produced a son, whom Colleen named Scott (Charlie Hofmeimer).
But there is a small problem which Colleen springs on Dale along with the news that he is a father. It seems their seventeen-year-old has run away, and she needs Dale's help to find Scott since her husband refuses to look for him.
Colleen, being a generous sort, decides to share the good news with others. She finds hot shot lawyer Jack Lawrence (Billy Crystal) and proudly announces that he is Scott's dad. Oh yes, and could he go looking for him? With Jack's skills at head butting and groin kicking, he is just the right person to tangle with the behemoth bouncers at the rock concerts where Scott has become a groupie.
Jack and Dale accidentally meet and join forces to look for their sons before they compare pictures and realize that one of them has been hoodwinked.
FATHERS' DAY is a remake -- you didn't expect Hollywood to waste time trying to generate fresh ideas, did you? -- of the 1983 French film LES COMPERES. The setup for FATHERS' DAY takes place in the first twenty minutes of the picture. After that, they capture Scott, and this one-joke movie is over. The script by Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel then proceeds to tread water until the requisite feature length movie time has elapsed.
Besides running out of gas, the film has other problems too. Charlie Hofmeimer, playing the central figure of the boy, gives such a lethargic performance that it becomes hard to care what happens to him. Neither happy nor angry, he sleepwalks through most of his part.
Of course, people come to see FATHERS' DAY for only one reason, the considerable comic talents of Williams and Crystal. Williams, the more unreliable of the two actors, does his usual shtick. As Williams gets older so does his routine. As he showed in the unsuccessful movie JACK, he seems to be losing his creativity and runs too often on autopilot. Although some of his routines in FATHERS' DAY are funny, most, such as the one where he sings an ode to his intestines ("Hello, Mr. Colon"), are lame and lackluster. Williams has a single character now, and he recasts his role in every movie so he can do it again.
Crystal, whom I normally love, is not given much to work with. Although he does have a good line every now and then, he has less jokes in the entire movie than in his opening monologue at the Oscars.
Perhaps the real surprise of the movie is Nastassja Kinski's return to a significant, albeit small, part in a major American movie. Lacking the raw sexuality she evidenced in CAT PEOPLE, she now has become a radiantly beautiful middle-aged woman. Her part in FATHERS' DAY is just enough to make you want to see her cast in a more substantial role. (Even more surprising perhaps is Mel Gibson's uncredited cameo as a walking ad for body piercing.)
Producer and director Ivan Reitman (KINDERGARTEN COP, DAVE, and JUNIOR) generally has a deft touch when it comes to comedy, but his FATHERS' DAY manages only sporadic bits of humor. If there weren't so many funnier shows in current release, it might be worth recommending, but as it is, you are better off waiting to rent it so you can fast forward to the few funny parts.
FATHERS' DAY runs a long 1:41. It is rated PG-13 for sexuality and profanity and would be fine for kids say 9 or 10 and up. I cannot recommend the film, but will give it ** for a few good laughs.
**** = A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show. Don't waste your money. 0 = Totally and painfully unbearable picture.
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For this project, we are to apply a CSS shadow effect to the header within the web page created. We are to also apply what is called "absolute positioning" to the header, which definitely displays, depending on the positioning setting choosen, a layered like affect to the header. After applying the shadow effect to my header, I could see a major difference in the headers appearance before and after. At least for me, using two or more different colors for the shadow effect and applying positioning can display a unique, "double" header. I look forward to experimenting more with shadow effects.
Within the elements to include for this project, the required "background-strip" image was definitely one of my favorites. We are to choose an image and apply CSS3 background elements, choosing between left, right, or top positioning. We can also choose what is known as a "fixed background" image in the center of the page. Applying the background-strip left me with way to many choices to choose from, as they all seem to provide great design to a page. I definitely look forward to applying different types of styles of background-strips in the future.
For one of our table elements to be included in our page, I decided on the topic of "CSS :hover Selectors". The following are different types of :hover selectors to choose from in CSS:
| A:Hover |
|---|
| unvisited link - a:link |
| visited link - a:visited |
| mouse over link - a:hover |
| selected link - a:active |
The CSS :hover selector can also be applied to paragraphs and headers.
For one of our table elements to include in our page, I decided on the topic of "CSS Rounded Corners". With CSS "border-radius", the following are different types of rounded corner styles to choose from:
| Rounded Corners |
|---|
| Four values - border radius |
| Three values - border radius |
| Two values - border radius |
| Elliptical corners - border radius |
We are also to include a "width" attribute in our sections of text. The width attribute is generally applied to "div sectioning" within this project. It appears to allow the sections of the text created in my page to "box" together, allowing for more control over a "vertical or horizontal" type display. Along with absolute positioning, the width attribute assist with controlling the overall display of a particular section. Both elements combined within a div definitely provide a way to really create a unique page display. I definitely could use more experience with these elements, but mainly because it seems like a lot of fun to apply them in a pages CSS3.
Another element to be included in this project is a use of image overlapping displayed on the web page created. Using what is called a "z-index", we are to choose at least two images to overlap each other. It is noted that using fairly small images might be best, displaying a bit of a "logo" type image. I choose to overlap four images in order to experiment a bit more with the z-index and absolute positioning. In my opinion, given the right elements choosen, the resulting display can be quite interesting. I would like to experiment more with different sized images to overlap, depending on the theme of the page.


Handling Unicode
Unicode is available since version 4.0.0.
It required quite a lot of work to mutualize code between Unicode and non-Unicode functions, as char
became wchar_t
and all functions related to character handling had to be changed to their wide version.
Hence, the code has complexified somehow due to the #ifdef/#else/#endif
that has to cope with Unicode being
used or not.
Unicode is handled through the definition of SXMLC_UNICODE
in preprocessor. To activate it, give -DSXMLC_UNICODE
to the compiler (to most of them anyway).
Defining it changes the definition of SXML_CHAR
type to wchar_t
instead of char
.
It also adds three more members to the XMLDoc
struct to deal with Byte Order Mark (BOM):
bom_type
represents the BOM that has been read in the file. It is BOM_NONE
when no BOM
has been detected, or one of the BOM_*
enum.bom
is the BOM byte content.sz_bom
is the size of the BOM (i.e. how many bytes is the BOM, usefull when writing the file).
The function freadBOM
has been added to determine the BOM and skip it, so that the file can be read straight.
It can recognize several BOMs:
0xef 0xbb 0xbf
)0xff 0xfe
)0xfe 0xff
)0xff 0xfe 0x00 0x00
)0x00 0x00 0xfe 0xff
)
/!\ Warning!
Though it can recognize (and skip) UTF-32 BOM, SXMLC can handle it only to the extent of wchar_t
. That
means that under Microsoft OS, Unicode handling stops at UTF-16.
Also, UTF-8 is handled only on a one-byte-per-character basis as, internally, SXMLC opens the file in text mode when
detecting UTF-8 BOM. If you know fancier portable fopen/fgetc/fprintf
functions to process UTF-8, please
tell me! :-)
To ease creating Unicode-portable code, several macros are defined when opening/reading/writing streams. All of them
start with sx_
and should be used instead of the "regular" ones. E.g use sx_fopen
instead of
fopen
or sx_strcpy
instead of strcpy
.
A special macro C2SX()
adds the L
in front of constant strings and characters when SXMLC_UNICODE
is defined. This allows to use string constants with or without Unicode.
Of course, when writing your application, if you know for sure whether you will be using Unicode, you don't have to use these macros and
can use the direct function calls instead. The following three examples are equivalent:
No Unicode, SXMLC_UNICODE is undefined
char tag[128]; XMLNode node; XMLNode_init(&node); strcpy(tag, "element"); XMLNode_set_tag(&node, tag); XMLNode_add_attribute(&node, "name", "toto");
Pure Unicode, SXMLC_UNICODE is defined
wchar_t tag[128]; XMLNode node; XMLNode_init(&node); wcscpy(tag, L"element"); XMLNode_set_tag(&node, tag); XMLNode_add_attribute(&node, L"name", L"toto");
Portable code, works if SXMLC_UNICODE is defined or not
SXML_CHAR tag[128]; XMLNode node; XMLNode_init(&node); sx_strcpy(tag, C2SX("element")); XMLNode_set_tag(&node, tag); XMLNode_add_attribute(&node, C2SX("name"), C2SX("toto"));
The full list of sx_*
function is available in sxmlc.h
.
/!\ Be careful when writing files with XMLDoc_print
! The FILE*
object has to be opened
in binary mode when dealing with UTF-16 encoding! (either Little or Big Endian).
Other encodings such as ASCII or "regular" UTF-8 have to be opened in text mode as they are one-byte characters.
Note that you HAVE TO define SXMLC_UNICODE
if you plan to write or read Unicode files.
Usually, you can open the FILE*
in binary mode when there is a BOM to write in the document (doc.sz_bom > 0
).
The following code would write a document to a file according to whether the XML document is Unicode:
int write_doc(XMLDoc* doc, SXML_CHAR* filename) { SXML_CHAR* mode; FILE* f; if (doc->sz_bom > 0 && doc->bom_type != BOM_UTF_8) /* Use text mode for UTF-8. SXMLC_UNICODE has to be defined for doc->sz_bom to be valid. */ mode = C2SX("w+b"); else mode = C2SX("w+t"); f = sx_fopen(filename, mode); return XMLDoc_print(doc, f, NULL, NULL, false, 0, 0); }
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| Document Name: | RFC 7232 |
|---|---|
| Document URI: |
urn:ietf:rfc:7232
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| Online Version: |
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7232
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| Organization: | Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
| Series: | Request for Comments (RFC) |
| Abstract: | The Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is an application-level protocol for distributed, collaborative, hypertext information systems. This document defines HTTP/1.1 conditional requests, including metadata header fields for indicating state changes, request header fields for making preconditions on such state, and rules for constructing the responses to a conditional request when one or more preconditions evaluate to false. |
ETag
,
If-Match
,
If-Modified-Since
,
If-None-Match
,
If-Unmodified-Since
,
Last-Modified
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1. Start with generators
This is the fastest way to create an application:
compound generate crud post title content date:date published:boolean
2. Then describe a route
in config/routes.js
and remove this file (public/index.html
)
exports.routes = function (map) { map.get('/', 'posts#index'); };
3. Design your database
in db/schema.js
and describe models in app/models/*
4. Keep your controllers thin!
Write tests, and good luck.
If you have any questions feel free to ask at CompoundJS Google Group or #compoundjs on irc.freenode.net.
Track CompoundJS project state on our Trello board, vote for features, discuss. Help us to get better!


Here is a table that explains the difference between various Arduinoboy models:
| Variant | Price | USB MIDI | DIN MIDI | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arduinoboy | $16-$22 (kit) | ✕ | ✔ | DIY kit only. |
| Arduinoboy Lite | $25 | ✕ | ✔ (out only) | Uses special fork of Arduinoboy code the improves midi out, but only does midi out. |
| Teensyboy | $33 | ✔ | ✕ | It's tiny! About the size as a thumb drive. |
| Teensyboy Pro | $45 | ✔ | ✔ | Functionaly identical to Arduinoboy, but smaller. Mounting holes for installing into a case. |


A UDim on two dimensions.
The UDim2 type represents a UDim on two dimensions.
Returns a UDim2 from offset components.
The fromOffset constructor returns a UDim2 that sets the offset components of each dimension.
Returns a UDim2 from scale components.
The fromScale constructor returns a UDim2 that sets the scale components of each dimension.
Returns a UDim2 from components.
The new constructor returns a UDim2 composed from the components of each UDim.
Returns a UDim2 from UDims.
The new constructor returns a UDim2 composed from two UDim values.
The height of the UDim2.
The Height field returns the Y dimension of the UDim2.
The width of the UDim2.
The Width field returns the X dimension of the UDim2.
The X dimension.
The X field returns the X dimension of the UDim2.
The Y dimension.
The Y field returns the Y dimension of the UDim2.
Lineearly interpolates between two UDim2 values.
The Lerp method returns a UDim2 linearly interpolated from the UDim2 to goal according to alpha, which has an interval of [0, 1].
The sum of two UDim2 values.
The add operator returns a UDim2 where each corresponding component of the two operands are summed.
The difference between two UDim values.
The sub operator returns a UDim2 where each corresponding component of the two operands are subtracted.
Returns whether two UDim2 values are equal.
The equal operator returns true if both operands are UDim2, and each corresponding component is equal.
The negation of the UDim2.
The unm operator returns a UDim2 where each component is negated.


This chart displays political positioning in a three dimensional cube, where each point represents a person. It's name comes from the old norse "ætlun" (opinion) and the ancient greek "hexa" (six). So this chart displays opinions from all across europe on six different axis.


Share personal experiences that will help students make connections between what they are learning,
their personality traits and their futures. Youth need your perspective on effective ways to navigate
a career path. What did you learn from your successes and failures? What important understanding do
you have now that you didn’t have when you were young?


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1. Introduction and Goals
Following describes the architecture of eFlows4HPC Data Logistics Service. The service provides scientific users with a means to prepare, conduct, and monitor data movement and transformations. The primary use case is to facilitate the data ingestion process.
Main features:
-
keep track of data sources (Data Catalog)
-
detect availability of new data in data sources
-
move the data from sources into target systems for further processing
-
monitor the movement and quality assurance
1.1. Requirements Overview
ID |
Requirement |
Explanation |
R1 |
Orchestrate movement of data to and from target locations |
Ensure that the data required for computation is moved from external repoistories to target locations |
R2 |
Transfer computation results |
Results of computations should be put in target repositories |
R3 |
Integrate user tools |
There are already some codes to download, upload, and do QA |
R4 |
Integrate new data sources and targets |
New sources and targets can be added at the later stage |
R5 |
Self-service |
In the long-term move from developers to data scientists |
1.2. Quality Goals
ID |
Prio |
Quality |
Explanation |
Q1 |
1 |
Performance/Reliablity |
Required data should be moved to target in a timely manner (accounting for retransfers upon errors) |
Q2 |
3 |
Extensibility/Interoperability |
New sources (up to 10 at the same time) and targets (model evolution) can be added. Integration with project ML libraries |
Q3 |
2 |
Transparency/Reproducibility |
Other researchers should be able to verify and redo the data movement and processing steps |
Q4 |
4 |
Elasticity |
Future changes in workfload should be accounted for |
2. Architecture Constraints
Constraint |
Explanation |
Local orientation |
The user shall have an impression of owning the local process and codes. The data should be brought to Data Logistics Service |
Python-compatible |
There are some modules and codes in Python and scripts, they should be reuse/integrated |
Reuse infra |
Take advantage of existing services (Splunk, Grafana, Jenkins, Gitlab) |
External developer |
Some of the code developed outside should be included in the transformation step, in not intrusible way |
3. System Scope and Context
3.1. Business Context
3.2. Technical Context
Mapping Input/Output to Channels
Scheduler → Worker: asynchornous though redis messaging
Worker → Data Source (real-time): HTTP-based, synchron
Worker → Data Source (initial replication): API (S3 for OpenAQ)
Worker → Local Store: API in first attempt, direct Postgres access could also be an option
Worker → Model Repository: HTTP API through CLI/ BashOperator
DAG Repository → {Workers, Scheduler}: Jenkins-based CI/CD pipeline with local Docker image repository
4. Solution Strategy
Fundamental decisions and solutions strategies.
4.1. Async Communication
We are not planning to address the streaming use-cases, thus the communication between scheduler and workers will be done async with a message bus. Airflow offers this.
This is one-leader async replication use-case.
4.2. Airflow
The pipelines in Airflow are defined in Python (rather than in special workflow language), in long term the data scientists should be able to create their own pipelines.
Airflow pipelines are executed on workflows but can interact with storages their in-storage processing capabilities. This can be beneficial when moving to Spark for more performance-requiring jobs.
4.3. "Pure functions" workflows
The idea is to build the workflows as pure functions, no orthogonal concerns should be included (invocation/scheduling/input-output locations). The primary reason for this is the testablility outside of Airflow.
Also the idea of the functions is to achieve idempotentce. In case we have to rerun the pipeline, the results should be the same, e.g., a measurement series is recreated rather than new measurements are added. Motivation for this the ability to re-run the workflows. Also relevant for continuous deployment. If some tasks are lost, we can restart them. In worst case, the work will be done twice.
In general, we want to have a possibility to recreate full data sets.
4.4. Deployment with Jenkins
Reuse our CD infrastructure. See [Deployment] for more details.
5. Building Block View
5.1. Data Logistics UI
Web service offering view of the defined pipelines, execution details, performance metrics. Also offers view of the data sources. The view can be extended with plugins.
Interfaces Primary interface is the web view, but there is also CLI used for deployment and defining data sources.
Fulfilled Requirements
-
Self-service (to some extend)
Qualities:
-
Monitoring/Transparency
Extensibility: DAG in Python
Open Issues/Problems/Risks
For the proper working it requires to have DAGs injected (locally). This becomes an issue
when DAGs use e.g. PythonOperators
and thus require additional libraries for the runtime.
Either built the pipelines in such a way that this is not necessary (imports) or rebuild
the UI on each change (here again conflicts).
5.2. Data Logistics Scheduler + Executor
Not directly accessible to the users. It keeps track of scheduling tasks on workers. Require connection to workers (can be indirect through messaging system). Also keeps track of the executions (through metadata store) and restarts failed tasks.
Interfaces Stand-alone system, read DAGs (local) and metadata store to find out if new instantiations are required. The communication with Workers uses two queuing backends:
-
Queue Broker (put the commands to be executed)
-
Result backend (gets the status of the completed tasks)
Multi queue deployment for initial snap shot and updates.
t3 = BashOperator( task_id='print_host', bash_command='hostname >> /tmp/dag_output.log', queue='local_queue', dag=dag)
Fulfilled Requirements
Quality:
-
Extensibility
-
Elasticity
Open Issues/Problems/Risks To some extend the scheduler is a single point of failure. It is relative hard to restart upon rebuild.
Not so stateless.
5.3. Data Logistics Worker
Workers are responsible for executing task from pipelines. The instantiate the operators of different type. Operators that are executed on the worker need to have their dependencies met in that context. The worker needs to have access to its DAGS_FOLDER, and you need to synchronize the filesystems by your own means. We use git for that.
The number of workers can be changed to enable some elasticity in the system.
Operator scaffoldings.
Interfaces Not directly accessible to the users. The commands are received from scheduler (through) messaging system. Workers get task execution context and can access MD to get information about required connections (directly from MD DB).
Each worker can listen on multiple queues of tasks. This can be used if the workers are heterogeneous, e.g., separate queue for Spark jobs or differentiate between different loads.
The workers do not communicate directly with each other. Small amounts of data can be exchanged through 3rd party in form of XCOM. Tested to work with a shared storage, can be an option for deployment.
The worker offers and interface to access log files this is used by the UI.
Quality/Performance Characteristics
-
Integrate user tools
-
New sources
Extensibility: multiple workers, multiple queues
Interoperability: Operators to access new data sources
Self-service: possiblity to create and publish own pipelines
5.4. DAG Repo
This repo will store the information about the pipelines in form of DAGs. The pipeline definition comprises: code (in Python), dependencies (if required), config metadata (frequency, backfill, etc).
To store, share, etc we use DAG Repo to store locally available GitLab of the requester research group.
For some parts of DAG we will have unittests.
The deployment of the DAGs is done through the Continuous Deployment gitlab.
Interfaces Standard gitlab access.
Fulfilled Requirements Extensibility, Self-service
6. Runtime View
6.1. Scheduling
6.2. Deployment


This week Alec sits down with actor Stacy Keach. Some fans know Keach for his portrayal of Hamlet and Falstaff; others recall him as Sergeant Stedanko in Cheech and Chong’s Up in Smoke.
Stacy Keach has been acting for more than half a century and as he explains to Alec, his philosophy on the craft has evolved: “I think in my early days I started pretty much from the outside and tried to get a fix on what the character looked like and … I think it’s better to start inside and work out if you can.”
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My son suggested I listen to Here's the Thing because he knows I am a huge fan of Elaine Strich. I have since downloaded most of the archive and have enjoyed each interview/discussion. Mr. Baldwin is a wonderful and very well prepared host and you can tell that his guests enjoy opening up to him by the way that each one tells their stories. Thank you for such a wonderful program. I can't wait to hear the next story!
My company has me stationed in Brazil... I loved downloading episodes of the show and listening to them in my car. Are you going to make the mp3´s available again?
Thanks.
I am addicted to Here's the Thing. I love every single one of them and have listened to them all countless times. Alec is so incredibly articulate but also ridiculously bright. What a gem. I just wish there were more. I'm in Eastern Europe shooting and this show keeps me company in the evenings.
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| geweke.diag {coda} | R Documentation |
Geweke (1992) proposed a convergence diagnostic for Markov chains based on a test for equality of the means of the first and last part of a Markov chain (by default the first 10% and the last 50%). If the samples are drawn from the stationary distribution of the chain, the two means are equal and Geweke's statistic has an asymptotically standard normal distribution.
The test statistic is a standard Z-score: the difference between the two sample means divided by its estimated standard error. The standard error is estimated from the spectral density at zero and so takes into account any autocorrelation.
The Z-score is calculated under the assumption that the two parts of
the chain are asymptotically independent, which requires that the sum
of frac1
and frac2
be strictly less than 1.
geweke.diag(x, frac1=0.1, frac2=0.5)
x |
an mcmc object |
frac1 |
fraction to use from beginning of chain |
frac2 |
fraction to use from end of chain |
Z-scores for a test of equality of means between the first and last parts of the chain. A separate statistic is calculated for each variable in each chain.
Geweke, J. Evaluating the accuracy of sampling-based approaches to calculating posterior moments. In Bayesian Statistics 4 (ed JM Bernado, JO Berger, AP Dawid and AFM Smith). Clarendon Press, Oxford, UK.


Question
Compare two version numbers version1 and version2.
If version1 > version2 return 1, if version1 < version2 return -1, otherwise return 0.
You may assume that the version strings are non-empty and contain only digits and the .
character.
The .
character does not represent a decimal point and is used to separate number sequences.
For instance, 2.5
is not "two and a half" or "half way to version three", it is the fifth second-level revision of the second first-level revision.
Here is an example of version numbers ordering:
0.1 < 1.1 < 1.2 < 13.37
Credits:
Special thanks to @ts for adding this problem and creating all test cases.
Analysis
I’ve seen a couple of interesting ideas on other people’s blogs, including one that uses String.split() to convert input to an array, and this one which uses 2 pointers to compare.
My solution might seem more intuitive for some. See below for my solution.
Solution
The idea is to identify what the current number is (before end of string, or before the next ‘.’). If there’s no more string, value = 0, so the case of (1.0, 1) essentially equals. Without further ado, let’s look at the code.
Code
public class Solution {
public int compareVersion(String version1, String version2) {
if (version1 == null || version2 == null) {
return 0;
}
return helper(version1, version2);
}
private int helper(String v1, String v2) {
if (v1.length() == 0 && v2.length() == 0) {
return 0;
}
int num1 = 0;
int num2 = 0;
if (v1.length() != 0) {
int p1 = 0;
while (p1 < v1.length() && v1.charAt(p1) != '.') {
p1++;
}
num1 = Integer.parseInt(v1.substring(0, p1));
if (p1 < v1.length()) p1++;
v1 = v1.substring(p1);
}
if (v2.length() != 0) {
int p2 = 0;
while (p2 < v2.length() && v2.charAt(p2) != '.') {
p2++;
}
num2 = Integer.parseInt(v2.substring(0, p2));
if (p2 < v2.length()) p2++;
v2 = v2.substring(p2);
}
if (num1 != num2) {
return (num1 - num2) / Math.abs(num1 - num2);
} else {
return helper(v1, v2);
}
}
}


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