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- onAdvertiseFailure(AdvertiseError) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothPeripheralManagerCallback
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Advertising has failed
- onAdvertisingStarted(AdvertiseSettings) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothPeripheralManagerCallback
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Advertising has successfully started
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Advertising has stopped
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Bluetooth adapter status changed
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Callback invoked when the bonding process has failed
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Callback invoked when the bonding process is started
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Callback invoked when the bonding process has succeeded
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A remote central has connected
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A remote central has disconnected
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Successfully connected with a peripheral.
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Connecting with the peripheral has failed.
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Callback invoked as the result of a descriptor read operation
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A remote central has requested to write a local descriptor.
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Callback invoked as the result of a descriptor write operation.
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Peripheral disconnected
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Discovered a peripheral
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A notification has been sent to a central
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Callback invoked when the notification state of a characteristic has changed.
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A remote central has disabled notifications or indications for a characteristic
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A remote central has enabled notifications or indications for a characteristic
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Callback invoke as result of readPhy or setPhy operation
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Callback invoked as the result of a read RSSI operation
- onScanFailed(ScanFailure) - Method in class com.welie.blessed.BluetoothCentralManagerCallback
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Scanning failed
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Indicates whether a local service has been added successfully.
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Callback invoked when the list of remote services, characteristics and descriptors for the remote peripheral has been discovered.
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A request to the Controller issued by the Host and still pending was successfully canceled.
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Why do satellites always orbit West to East?
Why do we want to launch rockets close to the equator?
Experiment with the graphic below and see if your intuition matches with their explainations.
Approx velocity savings: (465(m/s) * (1 - (abs() / 90))) * cos() = (m/s)
A higher number equates to less fuel, less launch weight, and a cheaper rocket.
Why do satellite orbits look like a weird sine wave?
Satellites don't actually orbit like a wave; all orbital motion can be modeled as an ellipse (or some other conic section). The distortion is caused by mapping its orbit from a round body to a flat surface. The same sort of distortion can be seen on maps that depict Greenland as being larger than South America. You can see this in the graphic as the circular orbit gets flattened.
Why do satellites always orbit West to East?
Short answer: Because that's the direction the Earth rotates.
Long answer: By taking advantage of our existing rotational speed, it takes less time and energy to get into orbit. At the equator, our rocket is already moving at 465 meters per second (m/s) just sitting on the ground. That's 465 m/s less that has to be produced by the rocket's engines. If we wanted to launch in the opposite direction (due West), the engines would have to produce an additional 930 m/s to both cancel out the Earth's rotation AND get it back up to our original but opposite speed.
What's really cool is that every body in our solor system (planets, moons, asteroids, comets, etc) orbits West to East and every planet rotates West to East (except Uranus which is on a horizontal axis).
Why do we want to launch rockets close to the equator?
This is a two-fold answer.
- First off, launching closer to the equator allows us to take greater advantage of the Earth's rotational momentum. If you set the direction to due East (90°), the velocity savings decrease as the initial latitude moves away from the equator.
- Secondly, it offers the greatest possible range of orbits. Because the Earth rotates below, a circular orbit (as depicted) is primarily characterized by its inclination (the angle of deflection between the equator and the orbit). Thus, the available orbits are limited by the range of inclinations determined by its launch latitude. By launching at the equator, we have access to the full range of inclinations which fall between 0° and 90°. Launching at 30'N limits this range to between 30° and 90°
So why doesn't every country launch at the equator? Again this is a two-fold answer
- First and foremost: politics. Because of things like national pride and sovereignty, countries will always prefer to launch within their own borders. However, they will still seek to make this location as close to the equator as possible. This is one of the primary reasons NASA launches most of its rockets from Florida. Even so, international projects, like the ISS, are put into higher than necessary inclinations so that they are accessible to more countries.
- Sometimes, you just don't need access to those low inclination orbits. The US military launches many of its rockets from Vandenberg AFB in Central California. Surveillance and mapping satellites are usually put into high inclination orbits (called polar orbits) because it allows them to orbit above a larger portion of the Earth's surface as the Earth rotates below them. Also, satellites launched into polar orbits do not benefit from the Earth's rotational momentum, so it matters less where they are launched from.
Note: This graphic uses a perfectly circular orbit (constant altitude/speed) around a perfectly spherical Earth. In reality, the actual physics are a bit more complicated, but the underlying concepts are the same.


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Video: Real Madrid ace mocks Gareth Bale with golf swing after he messes up in training
by Tom McNeilIf there were any hopes from Real Madrid that they might be able to sweep the latest Gareth Bale controversy under the carpet, they are now long gone after some of the players have started to reference it.
A video from AS showed a clip from Real Madrid training where Mariano Diaz mocked Bale with a golf swing celebration after the Welshman messed up during a drill.
READ MORE: Photo: Spanish paper Marca launches FURIOUS dig at Gareth Bale for being disrespectful
They suggest the actions from Mariano are a clear attempt to “rib” Bale after he was pictured with a Wales flag that read “Wales. Golf. Madrid. – in that order” after Wales qualified for EURO 2020 during the international break.
Bale has been a first-team regular for Real Madrid this season, but has missed a few games lately through injury. Some may raise eyebrows that he suddenly became available when the time came to play for Wales again, which may be why the flag went down so badly in Spain.
Either way, Bale clearly finds it quite funny judging by his reaction so it doesn’t seem to be affecting him much as it remains to be seen whether or not he’ll get a chance to contribute for Real Madrid this weekend when they take on Real Sociedad on Saturday night.


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Predict from an resistant regression fitted by lqs
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## S3 method for class 'lqs' predict(object, newdata, na.action = na.pass, ...)
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object inheriting from class |
newdata |
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function determining what should be done with missing
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predict()
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prediction.
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set.seed(123) fm <- lqs(stack.loss ~ ., data = stackloss, method = "S", nsamp = "exact") predict(fm, stackloss)


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Stewart Platform - Bibliography
Table of Contents
Things to add:
- (Zheng, Zhou, and Huang 2020)
- (Ting, Jar, and Li 2005)
- (Rahman, Spanos, and Laskin 1998)
- (Rahman and Spanos 1996)
- (Beijen, Voorhoeve, et al. 2018)
- (Xie, Wang, and Zhang 2017)
- (Chi et al. 2015)
- (Guo et al. 2008)
- (Zheng et al. 2018)
1 Books
| Link to bibliography | Read |
|---|---|
| (Merlet 2006) | |
| (Taghirad 2013) | X |
| (Preumont 2018) | |
| (Arakelian 2018) |
2 Thesis
| Link to bibliography | Read |
|---|---|
| (Li 2001) | X |
| (Hanieh 2003) | X |
| (Vivas 2004) | |
| (Deng 2017) |
3 Articles - Reviews
| Link to bibliography | Read |
|---|---|
| (Dasgupta and Mruthyunjaya 2000) | X |
| (Merlet 2002) | |
| (Patel and George 2012) | |
| (Buzurovic 2012) | |
| (Furqan, Suhaib, and Ahmad 2017) | X |
4 Articles - Design Related
| Link to bibliography | Main Object |
|---|---|
| (Liu et al. 2001) | |
| (Tsai and Huang 2003) | |
| (Yang et al. 2004) | |
| (Anderson et al. 2006) | |
| (Pernkopf and Husty 2006) | Reachable Workspace |
| (Mukherjee, Dasgupta, and Mallik 2007) | |
| (Jiang and Gosselin 2009a) | Determination of the max. singularity free workspace |
| (Jiang and Gosselin 2009b) | Orientation Workspace |
| (Jin, Chen, and Yang 2009) | |
| (Legnani et al. 2012) | |
| (Li et al. 2018) |
5 Articles - Control Related
| Link to bibliography | Read | Built | Application | Configuration | Joints | Actuators | Sensors | Control | Modelling | Main Object |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| (Cleary and Arai 1991) | 1 | X | 6-UPS | Conventional | DC | Leg length | Singular configuration analysis, workspace | |||
| (Geng and Haynes 1993), (Geng and Haynes 1994) | 1 | X | Vibration Isolation | Cubic (6-UPU) | Flexible | Magnetostrictive | Force, Accelerometers | Robust Adaptative Filter | Linear Model | Hardware implementation |
| (Geng et al. 1995) | X | Vibration Isolation | Cubic | Flexible | Magnetostrictive | Force, Accelerometers | Two layers: Decentralized Force Feedback, Robust Adaptative Control | Linear Model | Two layer control for active damping and vibration isolation | |
| (Spanos, Rahman, and Blackwood 1995) | X | Vibration Isolation (Space) | Cubic | Flexible | Voice Coil | Force | Decentralized Force Feedback | Decentralized force feedback to reduce the transmissibility | ||
| (Thayer and Vagners 1998), (Thayer et al. 2002) | X | Cubic | Voice Coil | Force, LVDT, Geophones | LQG | FEM => State Space | ||||
| (O’Brien et al. 1998) | ||||||||||
| (McInroy, O’Brien, and Neat 1999) | ||||||||||
| (McInroy 1999) | ||||||||||
| (McInroy and Hamann 2000) | ||||||||||
| (Kim, Kang, and Lee 2000) | ||||||||||
| (Chen and McInroy 2000) | ||||||||||
| (Li, Hamann, and McInroy 2001) | ||||||||||
| (Selig and Ding 2001) | Spring-Dashpot Model | Vibration | Equations of motion, K, C | Eigen-solutions of EoM | ||||||
| (Bonev and Ryu 2001) | Computes orientation workspace | |||||||||
| (Gao et al. 2002) | New structure for Parallel Manipulator Designs | |||||||||
| (Chai, Young, and Tuersley 2002) | ||||||||||
| (McInroy 2002) | ||||||||||
| (Abu Hanieh, Horodinca, and Preumont 2002) | ||||||||||
| (Jafari and McInroy 2003) | ||||||||||
| (Chen, Bishop, and Agrawal 2003) | ||||||||||
| (Lee et al. 2003) | ||||||||||
| (Wang et al. 2003) | Flexible | |||||||||
| (Lin and McInroy 2003) | ||||||||||
| (Agrawal and Chen 2004) | ||||||||||
| (Cheng, Ren, and Dai 2004), (Gexue et al. 2004) | Vibration Isolation | 6-TPS | Inertial | Decentralized PD | Multi-Body | Control architectures for vibration control of Stewart platform on top of a flexible support | ||||
| (Hauge and Campbell 2004) | X | Vibration Isolation | Cubic | Flexible | Voice Coil | Force and Inertial | LQG, Decentralized, Sensor Fusion | Single axis | Combine force/inertial sensors | |
| (Furutani, Suzuki, and Kudoh 2004) | ||||||||||
| (Ranganath et al. 2004) | ||||||||||
| (Chen and McInroy 2004) | ||||||||||
| (Su et al. 2004) | X | |||||||||
| (Huang and Fu 2005) | ||||||||||
| (Ting, Jar, and Li 2006), (Ting, Li, and Nguyen 2013) | X | |||||||||
| (Horin and Shoham 2006) | ||||||||||
| (Preumont et al. 2007) | ||||||||||
| (Ting, Jar, and Li 2007) | ||||||||||
| (Lei and Benli 2008) | Flexible | Piezoelectric | H-Infinity and mu-synthesis | |||||||
| (Bvrezina, Andrvs, and Bvrezina 2008) | DC | Multi-Body - Sim mechanics | Modeling with sim-mechanics | |||||||
| (Molina, Rosario, and Sanchez 2008) | Simulation with Matlab/Simulink | |||||||||
| (Dong, Sun, and Du 2008), (Dong, Sun, and Du 2007) | ||||||||||
| (Heertjes, Engelen, and Steinbuch 2010) | ||||||||||
| (Neagoe et al. 2010) | ||||||||||
| (Beno, Booth, and Mock 2010) | ||||||||||
| (Yang et al. 2010) | Decentralized PID | Simulation with Simulink/SimMechanics | ||||||||
| (Bvrezina and Bvrezina 2010) | 6-UPS | DC | State Space control with torque observer | |||||||
| (Houvska, Bvrezina, and Bvrezina 2010) | X | Conventional | DC | Absolute Linear position | Design and Implementation of linear position sensor for a ball screw actuator | |||||
| (Bvrezina and Bvrezina 2010) | 6-UPS | DC Ball Screw | Two layers: torque control + DC synchronization | Sim mechanics | Controller design using a torque observer | |||||
| (Zhang et al. 2011) | X | Non-cubic | Flexible | Magnetostrictive | Inertial | Vibration, adaptive filters | Design and Control of flexure joint Hexapods | |||
| (Yun and Li 2011) | ||||||||||
| (Pu et al. 2011) | ||||||||||
| (Ding, Damen, and Bosch 2011) | ||||||||||
| (Torii et al. 2012) | X | Flexible | Inchworm | |||||||
| (Pedrammehr, Mahboubkhah, and Khani 2012) | X | 6-UPS | Analytical, FEM | Variations of K with the pose | ||||||
| (Xu and Weng 2013) | ||||||||||
| (Baig and Pugazhenthi 2014) | X | Vibration isolation | Matlab/Simulink | Parameter optimization based on Transmissibility | ||||||
| (Du, Shi, and Dong 2014) | X | 6-SPS (Optimized) | Flexible | PZT Piezo | Strain Gauge | Pointing | Workspace, Stiffness analyzed | |||
| (Abbas and Hai 2014) | Non-cubic | Voice Coil | Accelerometer in each leg | Centralized Vibration Control, PI, Skyhook | ||||||
| (Lara-Molina, Koroishi, and Dumur 2015) | Optimal Design, Sensitivity Analysis | |||||||||
| (Thier et al. 2016) | ||||||||||
| (Wang et al. 2016) | X | Cubic | Flexible | Piezoelectric | Force Sensor + Accelerometer | Vibration isolation, HAC-LAC (IFF + FxLMS) | Flexible Elements (FRF) | Dynamic Model + Vibration Control | ||
| (Yang et al. 2017) | ||||||||||
| (Beijen, Heertjes, et al. 2018) | ||||||||||
| (Jiao et al. 2018) | X | Flexible | Voice Coil | Accelerometers | MIMO H-Infinity, active damping | Analytical | Model + active damping with flexible hinges | |||
| (Tang, Cao, and Yu 2018) | X | Cubic | Voice Coil | Accelerometer in each leg | Decentralized vibration control | Vibration Control with VCM and Decentralized control | ||||
| (Taghavi, Kinoshita, and Bock 2019) | 6-SCS | Conventional | - | - | Passive Damping | Matlab/Simscape | 6dof passive damper | |||
| (Owoc, Ludwiczak, and Piotrowski 2019) | Rotary | PID | Low cost Stewart-Platform | |||||||
| (Min, Huang, and Su 2019) | Cubic | Piezoelectric | Leg length | Tracking control, ADRC, State observer | Analytical | Use of ADRC for tracking control of cubic hexapod | ||||
| (Yang et al. 2019) | 1 | X | 6-UPS (Cubic?) | Flexible | Piezoelectric | Force, Position | Vibration isolation, Model-Based, Modal control | Solid/Flexible | Stiffness of flexible joints is compensated using feedback, then the system is decoupled in the modal space | |
| (Stabile et al. 2019) | ||||||||||
| (Tong, Gosselin, and Jiang 2020) |
6 Articles - Other architectures
| Link to bibliography |
|---|
| (Kim and Cho 2009) |
| (Yun and Li 2010) |
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[gecode-users] setup on OS X
Oliver Mooney
oliver.mooney at gmail.com
Mon Jun 14 20:19:41 CEST 2010
Hi all,
I just wanted to document one issue I had getting set up, and how I resolved
it. I'm using the binary download for OS X users. I'm on 10.6 'Snow
Lepoard'. Section 2.3.2 of the Modeling and Programming with Gecode manual
directs OS X users to adjust the linker options to include ' -framework
gecode' but when I did so the linker complained of not being able to resolve
the Gecode symbols. Instead I added the framework by right-clicking on the
first entry under the 'Targets' group, picking 'Add', picking 'Existing
Frameworks...' and then picking the gecode framework from the list. The
project (the send more money example) then compiled successfully.
I had another issue where I'd omitted the minus signs for the MONEY side of
the linear equation, but that's mostly down to my poor eyesight!
I'm looking forward to getting to grips with Gecode!
Oliver.
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I got into P5 after watching the Coding Train on youtube. Most of them have been made after watching Dan Schiffman's videos. **Don't run all the sketches at once as they'll start to lag and the site might crash**
I got into P5 after watching the Coding Train on youtube. Most of them have been made after watching Dan Schiffman's videos. **Don't run all the sketches at once as they'll start to lag and the site might crash**


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--- layout: post title: Cute reminder from Checkstyle published: 1 category: - Programming ---
Checkstyle brought a nostalgic smile to my face this morning:
C:\java\scratchpad\src\main\pholser\beans\JavaBeanTestCase.java:110:35: '3' is a magic number.


public class CpGdiInterface
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
EPSG_STEREO70
EPSG code of the Stereo70 Coordinate Reference System used in Brasov
|
static int |
EPSG_UTM33N
EPSG code of metrci UTM 32N CRS that can be used in Germany and Denmark
public static int EPSG_UTM32N = 32631; /** EPSG code of metric UTM 33N
CRS that can be used in East Germany
|
static int |
EPSG_UTM36N
EPSG code of metric UTM zone 36N CRS that can be used in East Germany
|
static int |
EPSG_WGS84
EPSG code of the WGS 84 Coordinate Reference System used in GPS
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
CpGdiInterface()
Initialisation of the database connection and prepared statements with
Configuration fom GdiConfig class
|
CpGdiInterface(java.lang.String hostname,
int port,
java.lang.String dbname,
java.lang.String username,
java.lang.String password)
Initialisation of the database connection and prepared statements.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
closeConnection()
discard database connection
|
boolean |
closeEvent(java.util.UUID uuid,
java.sql.Timestamp closeTime)
Set a stop / end time of the validity of the event
|
void |
depthSearch(int requestId,
int targetNode)
a
|
boolean |
deregisterEvent(java.util.UUID uuid)
Deregister an event / Remove it from the GDI
|
CpGdiEventStream[] |
getAllEventStreams()
Return all Event Streams as Array
|
CpRouteRequest |
getCityRoutes(CpRouteRequest cprr,
int count)
Get a number of city Routes for a route request
|
CpRouteRequest |
getCityRoutes(double fromLong,
double fromLat,
double toLong,
double toLat,
java.lang.String costMetric,
int count)
Request a number of routes between two points
|
CpRouteRequest |
getCityRoutes(java.lang.String fromWkt,
java.lang.String toWkt,
java.lang.String costMetric,
int count)
Get a CpRouteRequest for two locations and a metric
|
CpGdiEvent[] |
getEventsForRoute(CpRoute cpr,
java.sql.Timestamp fromTime,
int duration_s,
double buffer_m)
Get Events nearby the route which were created in duration_s before
fromTime timestamp and have not been closed.
|
CpGdiEventStream[] |
getEventStreamsForRoute(CpRoute cpr,
double buffer_m)
Get Event streams in a distance of a specific route
|
CpGdiEventStream[] |
getEventStreamsForRoute(org.postgis.PGgeometry pgeo,
double buffer_m)
Get Event streams in a distance of a specific route
|
CpGdiEventStream[] |
getEventStreamsForRoute(java.lang.String wgs84WktGeometry,
double buffer_m)
Get Event streams in a distance of a specific route
|
CpGdiEventStream[] |
getEventStreamsForRoute(java.lang.String wktGeometry,
int epsg,
double buffer_m)
Get Event streams in a distance of a specific route
|
static org.postgis.PGgeometry |
getGeometry(java.lang.String wktWithoutEpsg,
int epsg) |
static org.postgis.PGgeometry |
getLineGeometry(double fromX,
double fromY,
double toX,
double toY,
int epsg) |
int |
getNearestNodeID(double lon,
double lat)
Get the nearest node it in the graph for routing
|
int |
getNearestNodeID(org.postgis.PGgeometry geom) |
java.util.ArrayList<CpAmenity> |
getnNextLocationsByAmenity(double lon,
double lat,
java.lang.String amenity,
int count)
Get ilst of n next Amenities (like Parking, Atm, Hospital)
|
java.util.ArrayList<CpAmenity> |
getnNextLocationsByAmenity(double lon,
double lat,
java.lang.String amenity,
int count,
int repetitionId)
Get ilst of n next Amenities (like Parking, Atm, Hospital)
|
java.util.ArrayList<CpAmenity> |
getnNextLocationsByAmenity(org.postgis.PGgeometry fromGeom,
java.lang.String amenity,
int count,
int repetitionId) |
static org.postgis.PGgeometry |
getPointGeometry(double lon,
double lat) |
static org.postgis.PGgeometry |
getPointGeometry(double x,
double y,
int epsg) |
CpGdiSensorStream[] |
getSensorsForRoute(CpRoute cpr,
double buffer_m)
Get Sensor streams in a distance of a specific route
|
boolean |
registerEvent(java.util.UUID uuid,
java.lang.String topic,
java.sql.Timestamp event_time,
double lon,
double lat)
Register a new Event in the GDI
|
boolean |
registerEvent(java.util.UUID uuid,
java.lang.String topic,
java.sql.Timestamp event_time,
double x,
double y,
int epsg)
Register a new Event in the GDI
|
boolean |
registerEvent(java.util.UUID uuid,
java.lang.String topic,
java.sql.Timestamp event_time,
org.postgis.PGgeometry geom)
Register a new Event in the GDI
|
boolean |
registerEvent(java.util.UUID uuid,
java.lang.String topic,
java.sql.Timestamp event_time,
java.lang.String wkt,
int epsg)
Register a new Event in the GDI
|
boolean |
registerEventStream(java.util.UUID uuid,
java.lang.String routingKey,
double lon,
double lat)
Register a new EventStream in the GDI
|
boolean |
registerEventStream(java.util.UUID uuid,
java.lang.String routingKey,
double x,
double y,
int epsg)
Register a new EventStream in the GDI
|
boolean |
registerEventStream(java.util.UUID uuid,
java.lang.String routingKey,
java.lang.String wkt,
int epsg)
Register a new EventStream in the GDI
|
boolean |
registerStream(java.util.UUID uuid,
java.lang.String sensorId,
java.lang.String serviceCategory,
double lon,
double lat)
Register a new sensor/stream
|
boolean |
registerStream(java.util.UUID uuid,
java.lang.String sensorId,
java.lang.String serviceCategory,
double x,
double y,
int epsg)
Register a new sensor/stream and convert coordinates to WGS84 in the
database
|
boolean |
registerStream(java.util.UUID uuid,
java.lang.String sensorId,
java.lang.String serviceCategory,
java.lang.String wkt,
int epsg)
Register a new sensor/stream and convert Geometry to WGS84 in the
database
|
boolean |
removeAllEventStream() |
boolean |
removeAllStreams() |
boolean |
removeEventStream(java.util.UUID uuid)
Deregister previously registered EventStream (delete it from the
database)
|
boolean |
removeStream(java.util.UUID uuid)
Deregister/Remove previously registered Sensor/stream (delete it from the
database)
|
int |
resetCostMultiplicators()
Reset all cost multiplcators for all metrics to 1.0
|
int |
resetCostMultiplicators(java.lang.String costMetric)
Reset cost multiplicators of a specific type
|
int |
simpleQuery()
just a test function
|
int |
updateCostMultiplicatorArea(double minLon,
double minLat,
double maxLon,
double maxLat,
java.lang.String costMetric,
double costMultiplicatorValue)
Update the cost multiplicator in an rectengular area specified by minimum
and maximum bounds
|
int |
updateCostMultiplicatorRadial(double lon,
double lat,
double radius_m,
java.lang.String costMetric,
double costMultiplicatorValue)
Update one of the costMultiplicator Layers around a certain point, e.g.
|
public static int EPSG_WGS84
public static int EPSG_STEREO70
public static int EPSG_UTM33N
public static int EPSG_UTM36N
public CpGdiInterface() throws java.lang.ClassNotFoundException, java.sql.SQLException
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException
- If pg-driver is not availablejava.sql.SQLException
- If it cant be connected...public CpGdiInterface(java.lang.String hostname, int port, java.lang.String dbname, java.lang.String username, java.lang.String password) throws java.lang.ClassNotFoundException, java.sql.SQLException
hostname
- Hostname of the database (localhost)port
- Port of the database (depends on if you are using a tunnel or
connect directly standard port is 5432)java.lang.ClassNotFoundException
- If pg-driver is not availablejava.sql.SQLException
- If it cant be connected...public void closeConnection() throws java.sql.SQLException
java.sql.SQLException
- If connection can't be closedpublic static org.postgis.PGgeometry getPointGeometry(double lon, double lat) throws java.sql.SQLException
java.sql.SQLException
public static org.postgis.PGgeometry getPointGeometry(double x, double y, int epsg) throws java.sql.SQLException
java.sql.SQLException
public static org.postgis.PGgeometry getGeometry(java.lang.String wktWithoutEpsg, int epsg) throws java.sql.SQLException
java.sql.SQLException
public static org.postgis.PGgeometry getLineGeometry(double fromX, double fromY, double toX, double toY, int epsg) throws java.sql.SQLException
java.sql.SQLException
public int simpleQuery()
public boolean registerStream(java.util.UUID uuid, java.lang.String sensorId, java.lang.String serviceCategory, double lon, double lat) throws java.sql.SQLException
uuid
- UUID of sensor/streamsensorId
- Internal id for debg purposes (eg. the number of the aarhus
traffic sensors, or parkinggarage name)serviceCategory
- for extended searches like (return all parking garages)lon
- longitude in wgs84lat
- latitude in wgs84java.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic boolean registerStream(java.util.UUID uuid, java.lang.String sensorId, java.lang.String serviceCategory, double x, double y, int epsg) throws java.sql.SQLException
uuid
- UUID of sensor/streamsensorId
- Internal id for debug purposes (eg. the number of the aarhus
traffic sensors, or parkinggarage name)serviceCategory
- for extended searches like (return all parking garages)x
- 1st WKT-coordinate-Value of reference systemy
- 2nd WKT-coordinate-Value of reference systemepsg
- EPSG of coordinate reference system (eg. 4326 for WGS84/GPS,
or 31700 for stereo70,
http://spatialreference.org/ref/epsg/wgs-84/)java.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic boolean registerStream(java.util.UUID uuid, java.lang.String sensorId, java.lang.String serviceCategory, java.lang.String wkt, int epsg) throws java.sql.SQLException
uuid
- UUID of sensor/streamsensorId
- Internal id for debug purposes (eg. the number of the aarhus
traffic sensors, or parkinggarage name)serviceCategory
- for extended searches like (return all parking garages)wkt
- WellKnownText geometry description without Coordinate
Reference Systemepsg
- EPSG of coordinate reference system (eg. 4326 for WGS84/GPS,
or 31700 for stereo70,
http://spatialreference.org/ref/epsg/wgs-84/)java.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic boolean removeStream(java.util.UUID uuid) throws java.sql.SQLException
uuid
- uuid of stream/sensorjava.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic boolean removeAllStreams() throws java.sql.SQLException
java.sql.SQLException
public boolean registerEventStream(java.util.UUID uuid, java.lang.String routingKey, double lon, double lat) throws java.sql.SQLException
uuid
- Event Stream UUIDroutingKey
- Event routingKeylon
- longitude in wgs84lat
- latitude in wgs84java.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic boolean registerEventStream(java.util.UUID uuid, java.lang.String routingKey, double x, double y, int epsg) throws java.sql.SQLException
uuid
- Event Stream UUIDroutingKey
- Event routingKeyx
- 1st WKT-coordinate-Value of reference systemy
- 2nd WKT-coordinate-Value of reference systemepsg
- EPSG of coordinate reference system (eg. 4326 for WGS84/GPS,
or 31700 for stereo70,
http://spatialreference.org/ref/epsg/wgs-84/)java.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic boolean registerEventStream(java.util.UUID uuid, java.lang.String routingKey, java.lang.String wkt, int epsg) throws java.sql.SQLException
uuid
- Event Stream UUIDroutingKey
- Event routingKeywkt
- WellKnownText geometry description without Coordinate
Reference Systemepsg
- EPSG of coordinate reference system (eg. 4326 for WGS84/GPS,
or 31700 for stereo70,
http://spatialreference.org/ref/epsg/wgs-84/)java.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic boolean removeEventStream(java.util.UUID uuid) throws java.sql.SQLException
uuid
- uuid of stream/sensorjava.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic boolean removeAllEventStream() throws java.sql.SQLException
java.sql.SQLException
public boolean registerEvent(java.util.UUID uuid, java.lang.String topic, java.sql.Timestamp event_time, double lon, double lat) throws java.sql.SQLException
uuid
- uuidtopic
- topicevent_time
- time the event occuredlon
- longitude wgs84lat
- latidute wgs84java.sql.SQLException
- if something went wrongpublic boolean registerEvent(java.util.UUID uuid, java.lang.String topic, java.sql.Timestamp event_time, double x, double y, int epsg) throws java.sql.SQLException
uuid
- uuidtopic
- topicevent_time
- time the event occuredx
- x coordinate of the coordinate referene system defined by epsgy
- y coordinate of the coordinate referene system defined by epsgepsg
- EPSG code of the Coordinate reference systemjava.sql.SQLException
- if something went wrongpublic boolean registerEvent(java.util.UUID uuid, java.lang.String topic, java.sql.Timestamp event_time, java.lang.String wkt, int epsg) throws java.sql.SQLException
uuid
- uuidtopic
- topicevent_time
- time the event occuredwkt
- WellKnownText description of the geometry/locationepsg
- EPSG code of the Coordinate reference systemjava.sql.SQLException
- if something went wrongpublic boolean registerEvent(java.util.UUID uuid, java.lang.String topic, java.sql.Timestamp event_time, org.postgis.PGgeometry geom) throws java.sql.SQLException
uuid
- uuidtopic
- topicevent_time
- time the event occuredgeom
- Geometryjava.sql.SQLException
- if something went wrongpublic boolean deregisterEvent(java.util.UUID uuid) throws java.sql.SQLException
uuid
- UUID of the eventjava.sql.SQLException
- e.g. if uid is not regeisteredpublic boolean closeEvent(java.util.UUID uuid, java.sql.Timestamp closeTime) throws java.sql.SQLException
uuid
- UUID of the eventcloseTime
- timestamp when t ended / was not valid anymorejava.sql.SQLException
- e.g. if uid is not regeisteredpublic int getNearestNodeID(double lon, double lat) throws java.sql.SQLException
lon
- WGS 84 longitudelat
- WGS 84 latitudejava.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic int getNearestNodeID(org.postgis.PGgeometry geom) throws java.sql.SQLException
java.sql.SQLException
public CpRouteRequest getCityRoutes(double fromLong, double fromLat, double toLong, double toLat, java.lang.String costMetric, int count) throws java.sql.SQLException
fromLong
- origin longitude (WGS84)fromLat
- origin latitude (WGS84)toLong
- destination longitude (WGS84)toLat
- destination latitude (WGS84)costMetric
- cost metric that should be used, e.g.
CpRouteRequest.ROUTE_COST_METRIC_DISTANCEcount
- number of routes that should be returnedjava.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic CpRouteRequest getCityRoutes(java.lang.String fromWkt, java.lang.String toWkt, java.lang.String costMetric, int count) throws java.sql.SQLException
fromWkt
- From PGGeometry in WKTtoWkt
- To PGGeometry in WKTcostMetric
- Metric that should be used to find optimal routecount
- number of routesjava.sql.SQLException
- If invalid positions or geometries are givenpublic CpRouteRequest getCityRoutes(CpRouteRequest cprr, int count) throws java.sql.SQLException
cprr
- get city routes from a pre-generated requestcount
- number of routes that should be returnedjava.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic java.util.ArrayList<CpAmenity> getnNextLocationsByAmenity(double lon, double lat, java.lang.String amenity, int count) throws java.sql.SQLException, java.lang.NullPointerException
lon
- Longitude (WGS84)lat
- Latitude (WGS84)amenity
- Amenity Typecount
- Number of returned Valuesjava.sql.SQLException
- If request is not successfulljava.lang.NullPointerException
- If no routes are availablepublic java.util.ArrayList<CpAmenity> getnNextLocationsByAmenity(double lon, double lat, java.lang.String amenity, int count, int repetitionId) throws java.sql.SQLException, java.lang.NullPointerException
lon
- Longitude (WGS84)lat
- Latitude (WGS84)amenity
- Amenity Typecount
- Number of returned ValuesrepetitionId
- (Id for persistence Monitoring)java.sql.SQLException
- If request is not successfulljava.lang.NullPointerException
- If no routes are availablepublic java.util.ArrayList<CpAmenity> getnNextLocationsByAmenity(org.postgis.PGgeometry fromGeom, java.lang.String amenity, int count, int repetitionId) throws java.sql.SQLException, java.lang.NullPointerException
fromGeom
- PGGeometry in WKTamenity
- Amenity Typecount
- Number of returned ValuesrepetitionId
- (Id for persistence Monitoring)java.sql.SQLException
- If request is not successfulljava.lang.NullPointerException
- If no routes are availablepublic void depthSearch(int requestId, int targetNode)
requestId
- targetNode
- public int updateCostMultiplicatorRadial(double lon, double lat, double radius_m, java.lang.String costMetric, double costMultiplicatorValue) throws java.sql.SQLException
lon
- WGS 84 longitudelat
- WGS 84 latituderadius_m
- radius around this point where edges of the graph will get a
higher cost multiplicatorcostMetric
- cost metric that should be used, e.g.
CpRouteRequest.ROUTE_COST_METRIC_DISTANCEcostMultiplicatorValue
- a value higher than 1.0 to set a higher cost. I.e. 2.0 will
double the cost.java.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic int updateCostMultiplicatorArea(double minLon, double minLat, double maxLon, double maxLat, java.lang.String costMetric, double costMultiplicatorValue) throws java.sql.SQLException
minLon
- WGS 84 longitudeminLat
- WGS 84 latitudemaxLon
- WGS 84 longitudemaxLat
- WGS 84 latitudecostMetric
- cost metric that should be used, e.g.
CpRouteRequest.ROUTE_COST_METRIC_DISTANCEcostMultiplicatorValue
- a value higher than 1.0 to set a higher cost. I.e. 2.0 will
double the cost.java.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic int resetCostMultiplicators(java.lang.String costMetric) throws java.sql.SQLException
costMetric
- costMetric cost metric that should be reset, e.g.
CpRouteRequest.ROUTE_COST_METRIC_DISTANCEjava.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic int resetCostMultiplicators() throws java.sql.SQLException
java.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic CpGdiEventStream[] getEventStreamsForRoute(CpRoute cpr, double buffer_m) throws java.sql.SQLException
cpr
- Route that should be checkedbuffer_m
- the distance between events and routesjava.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic CpGdiEventStream[] getEventStreamsForRoute(java.lang.String wgs84WktGeometry, double buffer_m) throws java.sql.SQLException
wgs84WktGeometry
- WKT Text describing geometry in WGS84buffer_m
- the distance between events and routesjava.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic CpGdiEventStream[] getEventStreamsForRoute(java.lang.String wktGeometry, int epsg, double buffer_m) throws java.sql.SQLException
wktGeometry
- WKT string to describe the routeepsg
- Epsg code for projectionbuffer_m
- the distance between events and routesjava.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic CpGdiEventStream[] getEventStreamsForRoute(org.postgis.PGgeometry pgeo, double buffer_m) throws java.sql.SQLException
pgeo
- PGGeometry object to describe the routebuffer_m
- the distance between events and routesjava.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic CpGdiEventStream[] getAllEventStreams() throws java.sql.SQLException
java.sql.SQLException
public CpGdiSensorStream[] getSensorsForRoute(CpRoute cpr, double buffer_m) throws java.sql.SQLException
cpr
- Route that should be checkedbuffer_m
- the distance between events and routesjava.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrongpublic CpGdiEvent[] getEventsForRoute(CpRoute cpr, java.sql.Timestamp fromTime, int duration_s, double buffer_m) throws java.sql.SQLException
cpr
- Route that should be checkedfromTime
- start duration we are looking atduration_s
- duration of the intervalbuffer_m
- the distance between events and routesjava.sql.SQLException
- If something went wrong


new _resolved(fn)
A Promise is returned by async methods as a hook to provide callbacks to be
called when the async task is fulfilled.
Typical usage would be like:
query.find().then(function(results) { results[0].set("foo", "bar"); return results[0].saveAsync(); }).then(function(result) { console.log("Updated " + result.id); });
Another example:
var promise = new ML.Promise(function(resolve, reject) { resolve(42); }); promise.then(function(value){ console.log(value); }).catch(function(error){ console.error(error); });
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
fn |
function | An optional function with two arguments resolve and reject.The first argument fulfills the promise, the second argument rejects it. We can call these functions, once our operation is completed. |
- Source:
- See:
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- ML.Promise.prototype.then


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b1_
- Variable in class section.
CCS
The dimensions of section.
b1_
- Variable in class section.
HatCS
The dimensions of section.
b1_
- Variable in class section.
ITwinChannelCS
The dimensions of section.
b1_
- Variable in class section.
OTwinChannelCS
The dimensions of section.
b1_
- Variable in class section.
UFICS
The dimensions of section.
b2_
- Variable in class section.
UFICS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
CCS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
ChannelCS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
EFICS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
EllipseCS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
HatCS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
HEllipseCS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
ICS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
ITriangleCS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
ITwinChannelCS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
LCS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
OTwinChannelCS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
RectangleCS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
TeeCS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
TrapezoidCS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
TWChannelCS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
TWHEllipseCS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
TWHRectangleCS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
TWZCS
The dimensions of section.
b_
- Variable in class section.
ZCS
The dimensions of section.
backgroundColor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayAreaPlot2
backgroundColor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayFunctionPlot2
backgroundColor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayLinePlot2
backgroundColor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayNodePlot2
backgroundColor_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplaySolidPlot2
backgroundColor_
- Variable in class math.
GraphPlot2D
Colors of points, lines and background of the plot.
bCases_
- Variable in class analysis.
Analysis
The boundary cases of analysis.
bCases_
- Variable in class element.
Element
Vector for storing the boundary cases to compute element quantities.
bCases_
- Variable in class node.
Node
Vector for storing the boundary cases to compute nodal quantities.
bCases_
- Variable in class visualize.
PreElement1DDisplay
The boundary cases to be displayed for boundaries.
bCases_
- Variable in class visualize.
PreElement2DDisplay
The boundary cases to be displayed for boundaries.
bCases_
- Variable in class visualize.
PreElement3DDisplay
The boundary cases to be displayed for boundaries.
bCases_
- Variable in class visualize.
PreNodeDisplay
The boundary cases to be displayed for boundaries.
bCases_
- Variable in class visualize.
PreVisualizer
The boundary cases to be displayed for boundaries.
BiCG_
- Static variable in class solver.
Solver0
Static variable for the iterative solver type.
BiCGstab_
- Static variable in class solver.
Solver0
Static variable for the iterative solver type.
bicubic_
- Static variable in class math.
Interpolation2D
Static variable for the degree of interpolation function.
bilinear_
- Static variable in class math.
Interpolation2D
Static variable for the degree of interpolation function.
biquadratic_
- Static variable in class math.
Interpolation2D
Static variable for the degree of interpolation function.
bo_
- Variable in class section.
HEllipseCS
The dimensions of section.
boundary
- package boundary
BoundaryCase
- Class in
boundary
Class for storing data coming from Boundary Case Library menu.
BoundaryCase(String)
- Constructor for class boundary.
BoundaryCase
Stores the given parameters into attributes.
BoundaryCase1
- Class in
dialogs.library
Class for Boundary Case Library menu.
BoundaryCase1(SolidMAT)
- Constructor for class dialogs.library.

BoundaryCase2
- Class in
dialogs.library
Class for Add/Modify Boundary Cases menu.
BoundaryCase2(BoundaryCase1, boolean)
- Constructor for class dialogs.library.
BoundaryCase2
Builds dialog, builds components, calls addComponent, sets layout and sets up listeners.
boundaryCase_
- Variable in class boundary.
Constraint
The boundary case of constraint.
boundaryCase_
- Variable in class boundary.
DispLoad
The boundary case of displacement load.
boundaryCase_
- Variable in class boundary.
ElementMechLoad
The boundary case of element mechanical load.
boundaryCase_
- Variable in class boundary.
ElementTemp
The boundary case of element temperature load.
boundaryCase_
- Variable in class boundary.
InitialDisp
The boundary case of initial displacement.
boundaryCase_
- Variable in class boundary.
InitialVelo
The boundary case of initial velocity.
boundaryCase_
- Variable in class boundary.
NodalMechLoad
The boundary case of displacement load.
boundaryCase_
- Variable in class data.
InputData
Vector for storing boundary case input objects.
browse()
- Method in class dialogs.file.
WriteOutput1
Performs task for the browse button.
browse()
- Method in class dialogs.model.
ImportModel1
Performs task for the browse button.
bScales_
- Variable in class analysis.
Analysis
The scaling factors of boundary cases of analysis.
bScales_
- Variable in class element.
Element
The scaling factors of boundary cases.
bScales_
- Variable in class node.
Node
The scaling factors of boundary cases.
bScales_
- Variable in class visualize.
PreElement1DDisplay
The scaling factor of boundaries.
bScales_
- Variable in class visualize.
PreElement2DDisplay
The scaling factor of boundaries.
bScales_
- Variable in class visualize.
PreElement3DDisplay
The scaling factor of boundaries.
bScales_
- Variable in class visualize.
PreNodeDisplay
The scaling factor of boundaries.
buildPanels(SolidMAT)
- Static method in class main.
Panels
Builds panels for the main frame.
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
AnalysisOptions1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
CheckModel1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
LBProgress1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
LSProgress1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
LTProgress1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
MProgress1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.assign.
AElementInfo1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.assign.
ANodeInfo1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayAreaPlot1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayAreaPlot2
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayDeformedShape1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayElementLoads1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayElementMisc1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayFunctionPlot1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayFunctionPlot2
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayLinePlot1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayLinePlot2
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayNodalLoads1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayNodeMisc1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayNodePlot1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayNodePlot2
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayOptions1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayPreferences1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplaySolidPlot1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplaySolidPlot2
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayTAreaResult1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayTLineResult1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayTNodeResult1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayTSolidResult1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVAreaResult1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVAreaResult2
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVLineResult1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVLineResult2
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVNodeResult1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVNodeResult2
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVSolidResult1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVSolidResult2
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.file.
WriteOutput1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCasePanel1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCasePanel2
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCasePanel3
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCasePanel4
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
Constraint2
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
ElementLib2
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
Function2
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
NodalSpring2
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
AddElement1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
AddNode1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
Check1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
DivideLine1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
EditElement1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
EditNode1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
ImportModel1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MeshArea1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MeshSolid1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MirrorElement1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MirrorNode1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MoveElement1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MoveNode1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
RemoveElement1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
RemoveNode1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
ReplicateElement1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
ReplicateNode1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
Sweep1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.view.
CustomizeToolbars1
button1_
- Variable in class dialogs.view.
MenuFormat
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
AnalysisOptions1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
CheckModel1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
LBProgress1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
LSProgress1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
LTProgress1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
MProgress1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.assign.
AElementInfo1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.assign.
ANodeInfo1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayAreaPlot1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayAreaPlot2
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayDeformedShape1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayElementLoads1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayElementMisc1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayFunctionPlot1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayFunctionPlot2
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayLinePlot1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayLinePlot2
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayNodalLoads1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayNodeMisc1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayNodePlot1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayNodePlot2
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayOptions1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayPreferences1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplaySolidPlot1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplaySolidPlot2
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayTAreaResult1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayTLineResult1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayTNodeResult1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayTSolidResult1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVAreaResult1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVAreaResult2
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVLineResult1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVLineResult2
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVNodeResult1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVNodeResult2
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVSolidResult1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVSolidResult2
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.file.
WriteOutput1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCasePanel1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCasePanel2
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCasePanel3
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCasePanel4
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
Constraint2
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
Function2
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
AddElement1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
AddNode1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
Check1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
DivideLine1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
EditElement1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
EditNode1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
ImportModel1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MeshArea1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MeshSolid1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MirrorElement1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MirrorNode1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MoveElement1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MoveNode1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
RemoveElement1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
RemoveNode1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
ReplicateElement1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
ReplicateNode1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
Sweep1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.view.
CustomizeToolbars1
button2_
- Variable in class dialogs.view.
MenuFormat
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
AnalysisOptions1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
LBProgress1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
LSProgress1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
LTProgress1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
MProgress1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayAreaPlot1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayAreaPlot2
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayFunctionPlot1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayFunctionPlot2
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayLinePlot1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayLinePlot2
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayNodePlot1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayNodePlot2
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayOptions1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayOptions2
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplaySolidPlot1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplaySolidPlot2
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVAreaResult1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVLineResult1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVNodeResult1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayVSolidResult1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.file.
WriteOutput1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCasePanel1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCasePanel2
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCasePanel3
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCasePanel4
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
Constraint2
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
Function2
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
ImportModel1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MirrorElement1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
MirrorNode1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
ReplicateElement1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
ReplicateNode1
button3_
- Variable in class dialogs.view.
CustomizeToolbars1
button4_
- Variable in class dialogs.analysis.
AnalysisOptions1
button4_
- Variable in class dialogs.display.
DisplayOptions1
button4_
- Variable in class dialogs.file.
WriteOutput1
button4_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCasePanel3
button4_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
Constraint2
button4_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
Function2
button4_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
ReplicateElement1
button4_
- Variable in class dialogs.model.
ReplicateNode1
button4_
- Variable in class dialogs.view.
CustomizeToolbars1
button5_
- Variable in class dialogs.file.
WriteOutput1
button5_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
AnalysisCasePanel3
button5_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
Constraint2
button6_
- Variable in class dialogs.library.
Constraint2
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
AnalysisInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
ConstraintInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
DispLoadInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
ElasticStrainInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
ElementDispInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
ElementInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
ElementLocalAxisInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
ElementMassInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
ElementMechLoadInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
ElementSpringInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
InitialDispInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
InitialVeloInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
InternalForceInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
MaterialInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
MisesStressInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
NodalDispInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
NodalLocalAxisInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
NodalMassInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
NodalMechLoadInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
NodalPosInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
NodalSpringInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
PrincipleStrainInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
PrincipleStressInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
ReactionForceInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
SectionInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
StressInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
StructureInfo
Buffered writer.
bwriter_
- Variable in class write.
TempLoadInfo
Buffered writer.
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--- layout: layout permalink: /transitiondelay title: Transition Delay ---
Defines the delay for the start a transition.
| Class | Properties |
|---|---|
| transition-delay-100 | transition-delay: 100ms; |
| transition-delay-150 | transition-delay: 150ms; |
| transition-delay-200 | transition-delay: 200ms; |
| transition-delay-300 | transition-delay: 300ms; |
| transition-delay-400 | transition-delay: 400ms; |
| transition-delay-500 | transition-delay: 500ms; |
| transition-delay-1000 | transition-delay: 1000ms; |

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Q). Name and describe 4 different kinds of positioning in CSS.
A). Four kinds of positioning in CSS are: Absolute, Fixed, Relative and Static.
I am listed 1st in the HTML document. My position is typically based on my nearest positioned ancestor and if the relationship doesn't exist, my position is relative to the position of the body of the document. When I assume my absolute position I move along with the scrolling of the page.
I am listed 2nd in the HTML document. Unlike my counterparts, I remain fixed or in place when scrolling and my position is relative to the browser window. Use the top, bottom, left or right properties to position me.
I'm in a static position and is listed 3rd in the HTML document. This is the default position of all elements and as my name implies, I remain in place or within the normal flow of the page.
My position is relative and I am listed 4th in the HTML document. What that means is that though I physically move out of position on the page, the space that I left is held and no other element takes it's place. When I am relatively position myself, it's based on my original location or my space in the line. Set my top and left margins in order to move me around.


John Obi Mikel: 'Eden Hazard is laziest player I've played with'
John Obi Mikel has claimed that Eden Hazard 'did not like to train hard' during his time at Chelsea.
by Darren PlantBefore the start of this season, Hazard ended his long-term association with the Blues in order to make the lucrative switch to Real Madrid.
However, former teammate Mikel has suggested that the Belgian only managed to secure the move because of his ability, rather than his work-rate.
The Nigerian told beIN Sports: "The laziest player I have played alongside is Eden Hazard.
"Hazard has an incredible talent, maybe not as good as [Lionel] Messi, but he can do whatever he wants with the ball at his feet.
"He didn't like to train hard. While we were working he was waiting for us to finish training just standing there. But on Sundays he was always man of the match, it was unbelievable."
Hazard has endured a mixed start to life at the Bernabeu, contributing just two goals and two assists from 11 outings.
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The metric M1 tracked the Inaccuracy of Whois Data, by measuring the number of complaints validated in a given month. It is not published anymore.