Initial Planning
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The Delta server will open in November, 2007. Therefore, we need to build membership and plan our activities. Visit this page at least daily if you are to be a member so we can properly coordinate.
Delta 0!
Important! One base to a Region! That is, put only one of your bases in a region, unless there is a Crystal—which justifies a second base. This allows us to establish greater control over the galaxy, easier reinforcement of your future teams, and reduced likelihood of having all bases farmed by a rival.
This page provides the initial planning for The Enclave. Please read the AstroEmpires/Guild Policy for background on how we intend to run the guild. At its essence, this guild will work in close teams using a hierarchical structure. The leadership will comprise five leaders who will each have some autonomy, but who also work together for large issues.
This is Brotherhood of Steel: The Enclave, the third guild of the BOS franchise. We have been given D36–D39 to occupy and dominate. However, those are likely not going to be starting galaxies, so we need to decide on which four adjacent galaxies to occupy.
We anticipate that experienced players from Alpha, Beta and Ceti will likewise settle there. So, it won’t necessarily be that genteel. We are the Sooners of American History.
I need 20 more players to form the leadership core. We have four galaxies to control, which means I would like to form four Sections. Each section needs five core leaders. I’ll need others to take special roles (although you can dual-hat). Naturally, more than 20 players is encouraged.
Please show your preference below (1–4). I will target 3 as it will allow me to move fleet up to 1 & 2 rather easily and down to 4. When making your preference, please consider those who are planning on being there, too. I will need you to work closely with those players (especially the leaders); so buddy up.
Enclave Enrollment
The 20 players we need will comprise 4 fleet leaders and 16 section leaders. Initially, the fleet leaders will probably be section leaders and the section leaders will be in sections. As membership grows, these leaders will flesh out their own teams and elevate to Section Lead.
Current Enrollment
The list below shows the galaxy, player count and members who will settle in that galaxy. When applying to join The Enclave, please state which galaxy you would like to occupy. Also, please state whether you are interested in working with a small team as a team leader, a group of teams as a section leader, or work within a team. Ben Wilson will make the final assignments, but it helps to know where you are inclined.
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| Count | Players | |
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| 1 (D02) | 4/5 | Slighterman (⌘), Sobaka, Jekyl, `EmperorGeorge1 |
| 2 (D03) | 5/5 | Moob (⌘), Jsrazz, Theshizno, muscleydevil, Sphinx30, chronus |
| 3 (D04) | 5/6 | Ben Wilson (Æ), Zookie (⌘), echelon, RalBigSwd, Duncanex |
| 4 (D05) | 5/5 | Paul (⌘),Asady, Rebelshadow, smotocel, RKNEE |
Total: 19
Membership Drive
Once you’ve signed up with us, please help us find other quality players from within BOS who have not already committed to the other two franchises. The closer to 20 players (21 including Ben Wilson) we are, the more likely we are to have a solid leadership team in place as the guild fleshes out to 100. We reserve the right to be selective with the membership, but hope to embrace all who are interested.
Are we limited to twenty players? Not at all. The present assumption is that a Section leader will manage 20 players, which should be enough to dominate a galaxy. We have four galaxies assigned. That means we need four Sections, which each comprise four Teams. If we could add another motivated team of 5, then we could try to take D35. However, I would like saturation as much as possible.
Naturally, if you would like to join in a non-leadership role, you are more than welcome. There are a few other administrative roles that will be important.
Forum
We expect members to join the BOS Central forum. However, I would also like members to join the E-Space Forum, which is presently dedicated to this guild. When Delta opens, membership in that forum will be used to control access to guild wiki pages.
Once you have applied for an account on the forum, PM me so I can identify the account with you, and activate the account.
Planning Goals
Once in the forum, we will be discussing a few lessons learned from the BOS/SYN war and ways that we can optimize our experience on Delta. I hope that when The Enclave is beset by war, that we will quickly humble our opponents.
We need to discuss: * Organization * Leadership roles * Guild policy * Upgrading memberships to full year. * Cooperation during first week.
On behalf of the BOS franchise, I thank you for your participation in The Enclave and faith (or curiosity) in my leadership. I would like you to know that while I think plans are sometimes useless, planning is invaluable. I anticipate Delta to bring its own challenges that we can surmount by working together.


I am an individual computer vision researcher in Taiwan. I am looking for a researcher job or academic position.


ACCU
Russel Winder
At the ACCU Conference back in April Russel
gave one of the keynotes on the future of computer architectures in the face of
the stagnation that has occurred with single processor speeds. The
The premise of Russel’s talk was similar to that of his keynote, but whereas previously the bias seemed to be towards hardware, there was a larger software and programming language element to this presentation which made the trip equally worthwhile for us conference attendees. By the time I arrived Russel was in full swing describing the multi-core revolution and how threads are merely a distraction on the way to the true goal of independent computation units that consist of a straight pairing of CPU and memory. This was well and truly rammed home by the continual reuse of one presentation slide that showed two columns of CPU/RAM pairs connected by an “interconnect”. It has been apparent for some time that the chasm between CPU and memory performance is widening rapidly and multi-core CPUs will only fan the flames. Russel contends that although the likes of Intel have a 48 core chip in the wings the memory contention this introduces means that its possible that 16 cores could well be the ceiling (in compute bound scenarios).
On the software side the picture painted was even less rosy as Russel pointed out that none of the major programming languages (i.e. Java, C++, Ruby, Python etc) have any natural support for the programming models of the future. Yes there are libraries designed to make the task less painful but you still have to get your feet wet to some degree. I’ve never quite been sure what the actual distinctions are between the Actor, CSP and DataFlow models and so I was pleased that Russel spent the time spelling this out. Of course the code we write in our high-level languages still needs to execute within some runtime environment that itself is likely hosted by an Operating System. And the picture looks no better here either as the key players are all monolithic architectures with an inherent limit that assumes all memory is globally addressable. One answer it seems may be in the form of Hypervisors and micro-kernels where each computation unit runs its own (possibly different) OS. Naturally Russel was quick to point out that none of this is new, it’s just that most of us have managed to avoid it until now.
What made this presentation an improvement on the keynote was the acknowledgement of how all this affects those outside the world of Super Computing. Yes it all makes sense for the big number crunchers like meteorology and quantum physics, but how does this affect the man on the street who’s PC spends the majority of its time waiting for user input? It probably won’t, at least for a traditional PC set up, but a move to a Thin Client model might provide the kind of catalyst whereby small chunks of processing would need to be farmed out, e.g. spell checking paragraphs in parallel. Interesting times lie ahead that’s for sure.
Chris Oldwood
24/01/2011
Bio
Chris started out as a bedroom coder in the 80s, writing assembler on 8-bit micros. These days it’s C++ and C# on Windows in big plush corporate offices. He is also the commentator for the Godmanchester Gala Day Duck Race and can be contacted via gort@cix.co.uk.


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libpqxx 4.0
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Result set containing data returned by a query or command. More...
#include <result.hxx>
Public Types | |
| typedef unsigned long | size_type |
| typedef signed long | difference_type |
| typedef tuple | reference |
| typedef const_result_iterator | const_iterator |
| typedef const_iterator | pointer |
| typedef const_iterator | iterator |
| typedef const_reverse_result_iterator | const_reverse_iterator |
| typedef const_reverse_iterator | reverse_iterator |
Public Member Functions | |
| result () throw () | |
| result (const result &rhs) throw () | |
| result & | operator= (const result &rhs) throw () |
| const_reverse_iterator | rbegin () const |
| const_reverse_iterator | rend () const |
| const_iterator | begin () const throw () |
| const_iterator | end () const throw () |
| reference | front () const throw () |
| reference | back () const throw () |
| size_type PQXX_PURE | size () const throw () |
| bool PQXX_PURE | empty () const throw () |
| size_type | capacity () const throw () |
| void | swap (result &) throw () |
| const tuple | operator[] (size_type i) const throw () |
| const tuple | at (size_type) const throw (range_error) |
| void | clear () throw () |
| const std::string &PQXX_PURE | query () const throw () |
| Query that produced this result, if available (empty string otherwise) | |
| oid PQXX_PURE | inserted_oid () const |
If command was INSERT of 1 row, return oid of inserted row. | |
| size_type PQXX_PURE | affected_rows () const |
If command was INSERT , UPDATE , or DELETE: number of affected rows. | |
Comparisons | |
| bool | operator== (const result &) const throw () |
| bool | operator!= (const result &rhs) const throw () |
Column information | |
| tuple::size_type PQXX_PURE | columns () const throw () |
| Number of columns in result. | |
| tuple::size_type | column_number (const char ColName[]) const |
| Number of given column (throws exception if it doesn't exist) | |
| tuple::size_type | column_number (const std::string &Name) const |
| Number of given column (throws exception if it doesn't exist) | |
| const char * | column_name (tuple::size_type Number) const |
| Name of column with this number (throws exception if it doesn't exist) | |
| oid | column_type (tuple::size_type ColNum) const |
| Type of given column. | |
| oid | column_type (int ColNum) const |
| Type of given column. | |
| oid | column_type (const std::string &ColName) const |
| Type of given column. | |
| oid | column_type (const char ColName[]) const |
| Type of given column. | |
| oid | column_table (tuple::size_type ColNum) const |
| What table did this column come from? | |
| oid | column_table (int ColNum) const |
| What table did this column come from? | |
| oid | column_table (const std::string &ColName) const |
| What table did this column come from? | |
| tuple::size_type | table_column (tuple::size_type ColNum) const |
| What column in its table did this column come from? | |
| tuple::size_type | table_column (int ColNum) const |
| What column in its table did this column come from? | |
| tuple::size_type | table_column (const std::string &ColName) const |
| What column in its table did this column come from? | |
Friends | |
| class | pqxx::field |
| class | pqxx::internal::gate::result_creation |
| class | pqxx::internal::gate::result_connection |
| class | pqxx::internal::gate::result_sql_cursor |
Result set containing data returned by a query or command.
This behaves as a container (as defined by the C++ standard library) and provides random access const iterators to iterate over its tuples. A tuple can also be accessed by indexing a result R by the tuple's zero-based number:
for (result::size_type i=0; i < R.size(); ++i) Process(R[i]);
Result sets in libpqxx are lightweight, reference-counted wrapper objects (following the Proxy design pattern) that are small and cheap to copy. Think of a result object as a "smart pointer" to an underlying result set.
| typedef signed long pqxx::result::difference_type |
| typedef const_iterator pqxx::result::iterator |
| typedef const_iterator pqxx::result::pointer |
| typedef tuple pqxx::result::reference |
| typedef unsigned long pqxx::result::size_type |
| pqxx::result::result | ( | ) | throw () |
| pqxx::result::result | ( | const result & | rhs | ) | throw () |
| pqxx::result::size_type pqxx::result::affected_rows | ( | ) | const |
If command was INSERT
, UPDATE
, or DELETE:
number of affected rows.
INSERT
, UPDATE
, or DELETE
; zero for all other commands. Referenced by pqxx::internal::sql_cursor::move().
| const pqxx::tuple pqxx::result::at | ( | size_type | i | ) | const throw (range_error) |
| reference pqxx::result::back | ( | ) | const throw () |
| pqxx::result::const_iterator pqxx::result::begin | ( | ) | const throw () |
| size_type pqxx::result::capacity | ( | ) | const throw () |
| void pqxx::result::clear | ( | ) | throw () |
Referenced by pqxx::transaction_base::reactivation_avoidance_clear().
| const char * pqxx::result::column_name | ( | tuple::size_type | Number | ) | const |
Name of column with this number (throws exception if it doesn't exist)
References pqxx::to_string().
| pqxx::tuple::size_type pqxx::result::column_number | ( | const char | ColName[] | ) | const |
Number of given column (throws exception if it doesn't exist)
Referenced by pqxx::tuple::column_number().
| tuple::size_type pqxx::result::column_number | ( | const std::string & | Name | ) | const |
Number of given column (throws exception if it doesn't exist)
References column_number().
Referenced by column_number().
| pqxx::oid pqxx::result::column_table | ( | tuple::size_type | ColNum | ) | const |
What table did this column come from?
References pqxx::oid_none, and pqxx::to_string().
| oid pqxx::result::column_table | ( | int | ColNum | ) | const |
| oid pqxx::result::column_table | ( | const std::string & | ColName | ) | const |
| pqxx::oid pqxx::result::column_type | ( | tuple::size_type | ColNum | ) | const |
Type of given column.
References pqxx::oid_none, and pqxx::to_string().
| oid pqxx::result::column_type | ( | int | ColNum | ) | const |
| oid pqxx::result::column_type | ( | const std::string & | ColName | ) | const |
| oid pqxx::result::column_type | ( | const char | ColName[] | ) | const |
| pqxx::tuple::size_type pqxx::result::columns | ( | ) | const throw () |
Number of columns in result.
| bool pqxx::result::empty | ( | ) | const throw () |
Referenced by pqxx::icursor_iterator::operator==().
| const_result_iterator pqxx::result::end | ( | ) | const throw () |
| reference pqxx::result::front | ( | ) | const throw () |
| pqxx::oid pqxx::result::inserted_oid | ( | ) | const |
If command was INSERT
of 1 row, return oid of inserted row.
| bool pqxx::result::operator!= | ( | const result & | rhs | ) | const throw () |
| bool pqxx::result::operator== | ( | const result & | rhs | ) | const throw () |
| const string & pqxx::result::query | ( | ) | const throw () |
Query that produced this result, if available (empty string otherwise)
| pqxx::result::const_reverse_iterator pqxx::result::rbegin | ( | ) | const |
| pqxx::result::const_reverse_iterator pqxx::result::rend | ( | ) | const |
| pqxx::result::size_type pqxx::result::size | ( | ) | const throw () |
Referenced by pqxx::internal::sql_cursor::fetch().
| void pqxx::result::swap | ( | result & | rhs | ) | throw () |
| pqxx::tuple::size_type pqxx::result::table_column | ( | tuple::size_type | ColNum | ) | const |
What column in its table did this column come from?
References pqxx::to_string().
| tuple::size_type pqxx::result::table_column | ( | const std::string & | ColName | ) | const |
What column in its table did this column come from?
References table_column().
Referenced by table_column().
| tuple::size_type pqxx::result::table_column | ( | int | ColNum | ) | const |
What column in its table did this column come from?
References table_column().
Referenced by table_column().
friend class pqxx::field [friend] |
friend class pqxx::internal::gate::result_connection [friend] |
friend class pqxx::internal::gate::result_creation [friend] |
friend class pqxx::internal::gate::result_sql_cursor [friend] |


Class ConstructAction
Base class for construct actions.
Inheritance
System.Object
ConstructAction
Inherited Members
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ToString()
Assembly: CADability.dll
Syntax
public abstract class ConstructAction : Action, ICommandHandler, IPropertyEntry
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ConstructAction()
Initializes some properties. Set the properties you need in your constructor.
Declaration
protected ConstructAction()
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CurrentMousePoint
The current mouse position for this action
Declaration
public Point CurrentMousePoint
Field Value
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MultiSolution
The ConstructAction may have several solutions. If set to true, the PgUp/PgDown
key will call OnDifferentSolution and the context menue will have appropriate entries.
Declaration
public bool MultiSolution
Field Value
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| System.Boolean |
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MultiSolutionCount
TheConstruction may have several solutions. If set to a value !=0 the ContextMenu will have
that number of entries and OnSolution() will be called if the user selects one of these
Declaration
public int MultiSolutionCount
Field Value
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| System.Int32 |
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ShowAttributes
Display the attributes of the active object.
Declaration
public bool ShowAttributes
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
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TitleId
The title id (resource id) for the title of the action in the control center
Declaration
Field Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.String |
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ActiveObject
Dieses Objekt wird über der Zeichnung dargestellt. Kann auch auf null gesetzt werden
um kein Objekt (mehr) darzustallen. Mehrere Objekte können nur als Block dargestellt
werden.
Declaration
public IGeoObject ActiveObject { get; set; }
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BasePoint
Sets the BasePoint. This point is needed for some snap modes like the orthogonal snap mode or snap to tangent point. As long as this
point is not set, these snap modes don't work.
Declaration
public GeoPoint BasePoint { get; set; }
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Declaration
protected object CurrentInput { get; }
Property Value
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| System.Object |
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CurrentMousePosition
returns the last mouse position in model coordinates.
Declaration
public GeoPoint CurrentMousePosition { get; }
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DisassembleBlock
Declaration
public bool DisassembleBlock { get; set; }
Property Value
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| System.Boolean |
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FeedBack
Gets the container that handles feedback objects (see ActionFeedBack).
Declaration
public ActionFeedBack FeedBack { get; }
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IsBackgroundTaskActive
Declaration
protected bool IsBackgroundTaskActive { get; }
Property Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
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LastSnapMode
Returns the last snap mode, i.e. the reason why the snap took place. E.g. did snap to an endpoint or did snap to
the surface of a face.
Declaration
public SnapPointFinder.DidSnapModes LastSnapMode { get; }
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LastSnapObject
Returns the GeoObject which was involved in the last snap operation. May be null;
Declaration
public IGeoObject LastSnapObject { get; }
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ShowActiveObject
Declaration
public bool ShowActiveObject { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
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AutoRepeat()
Detremins whether this action supports autorepeat. Autorepeat is enabled
in the GlobalSettings.
Declaration
public override bool AutoRepeat()
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
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CancelBackgroundTask()
Declaration
protected void CancelBackgroundTask()
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ClearBasePoint()
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public void ClearBasePoint()
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FindShape(GeoPoint, Plane)
Tries to find a CompoundShape that encloses the point p
on the plane plane
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Declaration
public CompoundShape FindShape(GeoPoint p, Plane plane)
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| GeoPoint |
p |
Point in the inside of the requested shape
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plane |
Plane in which the search should happen
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FindTangentialPoint(MouseEventArgs, IView, out GeoPoint)
Additional posibility for the derived action to specify a tangential point
besides the tangential point from the base point
Declaration
protected virtual bool FindTangentialPoint(MouseEventArgs e, IView vw, out GeoPoint found)
Parameters
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| System.Boolean |
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Finish()
Explicitly finish this action. OnDone will be called.
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KeepAsLastStyle(IGeoObject)
Sets the Styleof the provided GeoObject go
as the last style.
If new objects are created with construct method and last style is used, this style will be used.
Declaration
protected virtual void KeepAsLastStyle(IGeoObject go)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| IGeoObject |
go |
Object to get the style from
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MayFinish()
Declaration
protected virtual bool MayFinish()
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| Type |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
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OnActivate(Action, Boolean)
Declaration
public override void OnActivate(Action OldActiveAction, bool SettingAction)
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Description |
| Action |
OldActiveAction |
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SettingAction |
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OnCommand(String)
Handles a few context menu commands. Don't forget to call the base implementation
if you override this method. See ICommandHandler.
Declaration
public override bool OnCommand(string MenuId)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.String |
MenuId |
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Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
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OnDifferentSolution(Boolean)
Will be called when MultiSolution is true and the user presses the PgUp/PgDown key
or selects the appropriate entries of the context menu. Override this
method to implement a multi-solution construction. Default implementation
is empty.
Declaration
public virtual void OnDifferentSolution(bool next)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
next |
true: forward, false: backward
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OnDone()
Called, when the ConstructAction is done, i.e. all non-optional inputs
have been fixed. The default implementation adds the active object (if it exists)
to the active model and removes this action. Override this method if you need
a different behaviour.
Declaration
public virtual void OnDone()
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OnEnter()
Declaration
public override bool OnEnter()
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| Type |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
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OnEnter(Object)
Overrides OnEnter(). Usually you don't override this
method, but handle the appropriate events of the input objects.
Declaration
public override bool OnEnter(object sender)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.Object |
sender |
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| Type |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
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OnEscape()
Declaration
public override bool OnEscape()
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| Type |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
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OnEscape(Object)
Overrides OnEscape(). Usually you don't override this
method, but handle the appropriate events of the input objects.
Declaration
public override bool OnEscape(object sender)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.Object |
sender |
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| Type |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
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OnInactivate(Action, Boolean)
Declaration
public override void OnInactivate(Action NewActiveAction, bool RemovingAction)
Parameters
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Name |
Description |
| Action |
NewActiveAction |
Action.OnInactivate.NewActiveAction.OnInactivate.NewActiveAction
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| System.Boolean |
RemovingAction |
Action.OnInactivate.RemovingAction.OnInactivate.RemovingAction
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OnMouseDown(MouseEventArgs, IView)
Declaration
public override void OnMouseDown(MouseEventArgs e, IView vw)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| MouseEventArgs |
e |
Action.OnMouseDown.e.OnMouseDown.e
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| IView |
vw |
Action.OnMouseDown.vw.OnMouseDown.vw
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OnMouseLeave(EventArgs, IView)
Declaration
public override void OnMouseLeave(EventArgs e, IView vw)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.EventArgs |
e |
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| IView |
vw |
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OnMouseMove(MouseEventArgs, IView)
Declaration
public override void OnMouseMove(MouseEventArgs e, IView vw)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| MouseEventArgs |
e |
Action.OnMouseMove.e.OnMouseMove.e
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vw |
Action.OnMouseMove.vw.OnMouseMove.vw
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OnMouseUp(MouseEventArgs, IView)
Declaration
public override void OnMouseUp(MouseEventArgs e, IView vw)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| MouseEventArgs |
e |
Action.OnMouseUp.e.OnMouseUp.e
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Gets a point from the MouseEventArgs and the view. The point will be in the appropriate
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Hi, my name is Ritho Mwangi a software developer student atMoringa School. This is a breif introduction to my portfolio. I hope you enjoy.
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by abc15.com staffPHOENIX — A dog has been reunited with its owners after a mobile home fire in Phoenix Saturday morning.
When crews arrived at the home near 35th Avenue and Beardsley Road, they were able to gain quick control of the blaze and prevent it from spreading to nearby homes.
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Fire crews were able to find the second dog and reunite it with the owners. Officials say the dog was scared, but uninjured.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.


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Weight: 419,725 kg;
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Orbital decay: 2 km / month;
Crew: 7 people.
The ISS was launched 22 years ago (November 20, 1998).
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A space station travels an equivalent distance to the moon and back in about a day.
The cost of the ISS was estimated at over $ 120 billion.
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05.28.20
In the wake of the coronavirus, one institutional fabric of not only Ohio University but the U.S. couldn’t go into hibernation — politics.
OU’s Student Senate typically has its elections in the Spring Semester, but due to the coronavirus, the elections will be moved to the Fall Semester. The Student Senate will be relying on social media campaigning during the summer, then will transition to in-person campaigning once the Fall Semester begins. The election will take place in the fourth week of the semester, according to a previous Post report.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine still holds precedent on the final decision of how elections will be done.
“Absentee ballot will be the way to vote ’til DeWine says we can go to the polls ’til further notice,” former Student Senate President Lydia Ramlo said.
There are 13 students running for eight different positions: at-large senator, SAC delegate at large, off-campus senator, College of Business senator, Honors Tutorial College senator, resident life senator, president, vice president and treasurer.
Grant Adams is focusing on unionization of classified staff and budget cuts among professors and faculty.
“I’m running to continue to be someone in Senate who puts students first and fights for them,” Adams, who is currently the minority affairs senator, said. “I also want to continue my fight to protect OU’s workers and professors and also protect international students from cuts to their health care.”
Health insurance rates have been a pressing issue for students at OU, especially international ones. For the 2017-2018 year, the cost of health insurance, provided by UnitedHealthcare, was approximately $990 per semester after subsidies and is paid through four installments. In the 2018-2019 academic year, insurance increased 29%, according to a previous Post report.
Until then, the summer session for Student Senate still needs leaders until the Fall Semester starts. On April 22, interim President Janie Peterson, interim Vice President Danielle Klien and interim Treasurer Richard Danylo were chosen.
Though the ballot is uncertain, elections will happen one way or another: either through absentee ballot or in-person.
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as that would be a sin
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and hold her hands
and promise her never to leave her, ever.
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Source confirms Javier Baez will make his big-league debut with the Cubs tomorrow night at Coors Field.
— Patrick Mooney (@CSNMooney) August 4, 2014
It's happening. The pieces are coming together. The Cubs have promoted Javier Baez, their #2 prospect to the major league team. The trades of 2nd basemenDarwin Barney and Emilio Bonifacio have created an every-day spot for Baez defensively as (also recently called-up) Arismendy Alcantara will presumably shift to center field.
We Cubs have have not had much to celebrate in years and this feels like a gigantic step towards a contending team, especially considering the numbers that Jorge Soler (who should also join the Cubs this season) is putting up since returning from injury and Kris Bryant has been putting up all season.
It's been a rough few years and we've got a ways to go, but feel free to get excited about this.
If you'd like to hear the discussion that Andy and I had with Javier Baez when he was with the Peoria Chiefs, you can listen to that interview here: Javier Baez Interview


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/*====================================================================* * * Copyright (c) 2013 Qualcomm Atheros, Inc. * * All rights reserved. * * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or * without modification, are permitted (subject to the limitations * in the disclaimer below) provided that the following conditions * are met: * * * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright * notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. * * * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above * copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following * disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials * provided with the distribution. * * * Neither the name of Qualcomm Atheros nor the names of * its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products * derived from this software without specific prior written * permission. * * NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED LICENSES TO ANY PARTY'S PATENT RIGHTS ARE * GRANTED BY THIS LICENSE.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER * OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, * SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT * NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; * LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) * HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN * CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE * OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS * SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #ifndef PLC_HEADER #define PLC_HEADER /*====================================================================* * system header files; *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #include <stdint.h> /*====================================================================* * custom header files; *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #include "../ether/channel.h" #include "../key/HPAVKey.h" #include "../tools/types.h" #include "../mme/mme.h" #include "../nvm/nvm.h" #include "../pib/pib.h" /*====================================================================* * constants; these codes are returned in the DEVICEID field of the * firmware VS_SW_VER message; *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #define CHIPSET_UNKNOWN 0x00 #define CHIPSET_INT6000 0x01 #define CHIPSET_INT6300 0x02 #define CHIPSET_INT6400 0x03 #define CHIPSET_AR7400 0x04 #define CHIPSET_AR6405 0x05 #define CHIPSET_PANTHER_LYNX 0x06 #define CHIPSET_QCA7450 0x07 #define CHIPSET_QCA7451 0x08 #define CHIPSET_QCA7452 0x09 #define CHIPSET_QCA7420 0x20 #define CHIPSET_QCA6410 0x21 #define CHIPSET_QCA6411 0x21 #define CHIPSET_QCA7000 0x22 #define CHIPSET_QCA7005 0x22 #define CHIPSET_QCA7000I 0x22 #define PLC_MODULE_SOFTLOADER 0x00 #define PLC_MODULE_FIRMWARE (1 << 0) #define PLC_MODULE_PARAMETERS (1 << 1) #define PLC_MODULE_NVM_PIB (PLC_MODULE_PARAMETERS | PLC_MODULE_FIRMWARE) #define PLC_MODULE_OPERATION (1 << 3) #define PLC_MODULE_UPGRADE (PLC_MODULE_OPERATION | PLC_MODULE_PARAMETERS | PLC_MODULE_FIRMWARE) #define PLC_MODULE_FORCE_FLASH (1 << 4) #define PLC_MODULE_DO_NOT_REBOOT (1 << 5) #define PLC_MODULE_ALTERNATE_SECTION (1 << 6) #define PLC_MODULE_FORCE_SECTION (1 << 7) /*====================================================================* * constants; *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #define PLC_VERSION_STRING 0xFF #define PLC_RECORD_SIZE 1024 #define PLC_MODULE_SIZE 1400 #define PLC_SLOTS 6 #define LEGACY_PIBOFFSET 0x01F00000 #define INT6x00_PIBOFFSET 0x01000000 #define AR7x00_PIBOFFSET 0x00200000 #define INT_CARRIERS 1155 #define AMP_CARRIERS 2880 #define PLC_CARRIERS 1345 #define AMP_BITS 9 /*====================================================================* * device manager flagword bits; *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /* * We reuse flagword bits in various programs to avoid proliferating * flagwords; make sure that one program does not use multiple names * ro refer to the same bit; */ #define PLC_BAILOUT (1 << 0) #define PLC_SILENCE (1 << 1) #define PLC_VERBOSE (1 << 2) #define PLC_ANALYSE (1 << 3) #define PLC_ERASE_DEVICE PLC_ANALYSE /* ampinit, plcinit */ #define PLC_NEWLINE PLC_ANALYSE /* ampID, plcID */ #define PLC_WAITFORRESET (1 << 4) #define PLC_WAITFORSTART (1 << 5) #define PLC_WAITFORASSOC (1 << 6) #define PLC_REMOTEHOSTS PLC_WAITFORASSOC #define PLC_RESET_DEVICE (1 << 7) #define PLC_RANDOM_ADDR PLC_RESET_DEVICE #define PLC_TIM_GARGRAVE PLC_RESET_DEVICE #define PLC_BRIDGE_LIST PLC_RESET_DEVICE /* plclist, amplist */ #define PLC_FACTORY_DEFAULTS (1 << 8) #define PLC_FOREVER PLC_FACTORY_DEFAULTS /* plctest */ #define PLC_GRAPH PLC_FACTORY_DEFAULTS /* plctone */ #define PLC_DAEMON PLC_FACTORY_DEFAULTS /* plchost */ #define PLC_REMOTE_LIST PLC_FACTORY_DEFAULTS /* plclist, amplist */ #define PLC_BINARY PLC_FACTORY_DEFAULTS /* ampsnif */ #define PLC_FORCE_FLASH PLC_FACTORY_DEFAULTS /* plchost */ #define PLC_NETWORK (1 << 9) #define PLC_OPEN_SESSION PLC_NETWORK /* plcmod */ #define PLC_MONITOR PLC_NETWORK /* ampsnif */ #define PLC_XML_FORMAT PLC_NETWORK /* int6klog */ #define PLC_VERSION (1 << 10) #define PLC_WRITE_MODULE PLC_VERSION /* plcmod */ #define PLC_MANUFACTURER (1 << 11) #define PLC_READ_MODULE PLC_MANUFACTURER /* plcmod */ #define PLC_READ_MAC (1 << 12) #define PLC_DUMP_MODULE PLC_READ_MAC /* int6mod */ #define PLC_LOCAL_TRAFFIC PLC_READ_MAC /* int6krate, amprate, plcrate */ #define PLC_READ_PIB (1 << 13) #define PLC_NETWORK_TRAFFIC PLC_READ_PIB /* plcrate */ #define PLC_READ_IDENTITY (1 << 14) #define PLC_UNCODED_RATES PLC_READ_IDENTITY /* plcrate */ #define PLC_WRITE_MAC (1 << 15) #define PLC_LINK_STATS PLC_WRITE_MAC /* plcstat */ #define PLC_WRITE_PIB (1 << 16) #define PLC_TONE_MAP PLC_WRITE_PIB /* plcstat */ #define PLC_FLASH_DEVICE (1 << 17) #define PLC_COMMIT_MODULE PLC_FLASH_DEVICE /* plcmod */ #define PLC_QUICK_FLASH (1 << 18) #define PLC_SETLOCALKEY (1 << 19) #define PLC_RXONLY PLC_SETLOCALKEY #define PLC_SETREMOTEKEY (1 << 20) #define PLC_TXONLY PLC_SETREMOTEKEY #define PLC_SDRAM_INFO (1 << 21) #define PLC_SDRAM_CONFIG (1 << 22) #define PLC_CONFIGURE PLC_SDRAM_CONFIG /* plcotst */ #define PLC_NVRAM_INFO (1 << 23) #define PLC_ATTRIBUTES (1 << 24) #define PLC_PUSH_BUTTON (1 << 25) #define PLC_READ_CFG (1 << 26) #define PLC_ERASE_SECTOR PLC_READ_CFG #define PLC_RD_MOD_WR_PIB (1 << 27) #define PLC_SNIFFER PLC_RD_MOD_WR_PIB /* ampsnif */ #define PLC_READ_ALL PLC_RD_MOD_WR_PIB /* ampinit */ #define PLC_WATCHDOG_REPORT (1 << 28) #define PLC_RESULTS PLC_WATCHDOG_REPORT /* plcotst */ #define PLC_HOST_ACTION (1 << 29) #define PLC_LINK_STATUS PLC_HOST_ACTION #define PLC_MULTICAST_INFO (1 << 30) #define PLC_RX_TONEMAPS PLC_HOST_ACTION /* plcstat */ /*====================================================================* * message format strings; *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #define PLC_BADVALUE "Invalid or suspect data" #define PLC_WONTDOIT "Device refused request" #define PLC_NODEVICE "Need a device. Try 'local' or '00:B0:52:00:00:01'." #define PLC_BADFRAME "Unexpected response" #define PLC_NODETECT "Device must be connected" #define PLC_NOMEMORY "Not enough memory" #define PLC_NOTREADY "Function not implemented" #define PLC_ERR_OFFSET "Data offset error" #define PLC_ERR_LENGTH "Data length error" #define PLC_BAD_MAC "Have '%s' instead of MAC address" #define PLC_BAD_DAK "Have '%s' instead of DAK" #define PLC_BAD_NMK "Have '%s' instead of NMK" /*====================================================================* * program constants; *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #define PLCDEVICE "PLC" #define HARDWAREID 0 #define SOFTWAREID 0 #define PLCSESSION 0x78563412 #define HOSTACTION 0 #define SECTORCODE 0 #define PUSHBUTTON 1 #define MODULECODE (VS_MODULE_MAC | VS_MODULE_PIB) #define READACTION 0 #define FLASH_SIZE 0x200000 #define PLCOUPLING 0 #define PLC_STATE 0 #define PLC_TIMER 60 #define PLC_SLEEP 0 #define PLC_COUNT 1 #define PLC_INDEX 0 #define PLC_FLAGS 0 #define PLC_MEMTYPE_AUTO 1 #define PLC_MEMTYPE_ITCM 2 #define PLC_MEMTYPE_DTCM 3 #define PLC_MEMTYPE_SRAM 4 #define PLC_MEMTYPE_SDRAM 5 #define PLC_ECHOTIME 3 #define PLC_LONGTIME (unsigned)(~0) /*====================================================================* * common mac address names; *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #define PLCDEVICES 3 extern struct _term_ const devices [PLCDEVICES]; /*====================================================================* * * the plc structure holds everything needed to perform powerline * device management operations including a channel structure for * Ethernet interface management and a message structure for data * buffer management; * * the channel structure holds information needed to open, read, * write and close a raw socket; it differs in detail depending * on constants WINPCAP and LIBPCAP; * * character array address[] holds a decoded ethernet address for * display purposes because humans cannot read; * * byte array LMA[] holds the Qualcomm Local Broadcast Address * because it is used in so many places; * * byte arrays NMK[] and DAK[] hold encryption keys used by some * operations; * * the socket _file_ structure holds the descriptor and interface * name of the host NIC where the name is eth0, eth1, ... or ethn; * * the three _file_ structures, CFG, NVM, and PIB hold descriptors * and filenames for files written to the device; * * the three _file_ structures cfg, nvm and pib hold * descriptors and filenames of files read from the device; * * integers retry and timer are used by program plcwait; * * integers index, count and pause control command line looping * and waiting; * * flag_t flags contains bits that define program operations and * control utility program flow; * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ typedef struct plc { struct channel * channel; struct message * message; void * content; ssize_t packetsize; uint8_t MAC [ETHER_ADDR_LEN]; uint8_t RDA [ETHER_ADDR_LEN]; uint8_t NMK [HPAVKEY_NMK_LEN]; uint8_t DAK [HPAVKEY_DAK_LEN]; struct _file_ CFG; struct _file_ cfg; struct _file_ NVM; struct _file_ nvm; struct _file_ PIB; struct _file_ pib; struct _file_ XML; struct _file_ rpt; struct _file_ socket; uint32_t hardwareID; uint32_t softwareID; uint32_t cookie; uint8_t action; uint8_t sector; uint8_t module; uint8_t pushbutton; uint8_t readaction; uint8_t coupling; unsigned flash_size; unsigned state; unsigned timer; unsigned sleep; unsigned count; unsigned index; flag_t flags; } PLC; /*====================================================================* * fixer-upper functions that compensate for errors and omissions; *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ void chipset (void const * memory); char const * chipsetname (uint8_t chipset); /*====================================================================* * functions; *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ signed Attributes (struct plc *); signed Attributes1 (struct plc *); signed Attributes2 (struct plc *); signed BootDevice (struct plc *); signed BootDevice1 (struct plc *); signed BootDevice2 (struct plc *); signed BootDeviceFirmware (struct plc *); signed BootDeviceParameters (struct plc *); signed BootFirmware1 (struct plc *); signed BootFirmware2 (struct plc *); signed BootParameters1 (struct plc *); signed BootParameters2 (struct plc *); signed ChangeIdent (struct plc *); signed CrossTraffic (struct plc *); signed CrossTrafficOne (struct plc *); signed CrossTrafficTwo (struct plc *); signed DeviceIdent (struct plc *); signed EmulateHost (struct plc *); signed EmulateHost64 (struct plc *); signed EraseFlashSector (struct plc *); signed ExecuteApplets (struct plc *); signed ExecuteApplets1 (struct plc *); signed ExecuteApplets2 (struct plc *); signed FactoryDefaults (struct plc *); signed FactoryReset (struct plc *); signed FlashNVM (struct plc *); signed FlashPTS (struct plc *); signed FlashDevice (struct plc *); signed FlashDevice0 (struct plc *); signed FlashDevice1 (struct plc *); signed FlashDevice1 (struct plc *); signed FlashDevice2 (struct plc *); signed FlashDevice2 (struct plc *); signed FlashFirmware (struct plc *, uint32_t options); signed FlashParameters (struct plc *, uint32_t options); signed FlashUpgrade (struct plc *, uint32_t options); signed FlashNVM (struct plc *); signed FlashSoftloader (struct plc *, uint32_t options); signed HostActionResponse (struct plc *); signed Identity (struct plc *); signed Identity1 (struct plc *); signed Identity2 (struct plc *); signed InitDevice (struct plc *); signed InitDevice1 (struct plc *); signed InitDevice2 (struct plc *); signed LinkStatistics (struct plc *); signed LinkStatus (struct plc *); signed ListLocalDevices (struct plc * plc, char const * space, char const * comma); signed LocalTrafficSend (struct plc * plc); signed Antiphon (struct plc * plc, uint8_t osa [], uint8_t oda []); signed MDUTrafficStats (struct plc *, uint8_t command, uint8_t session, uint8_t slave); signed MfgString (struct plc *); signed MulticastInfo1 (struct plc *); signed MulticastInfo2 (struct plc *); signed NVMSelect (struct plc *, signed (struct plc *), signed (struct plc *)); signed NVRAMInfo (struct plc *); signed NetInfo (struct plc *); signed NetInfo1 (struct plc *); signed NetInfo2 (struct plc *); signed NetworkDevices (struct plc *, void * memory, size_t extent); signed NetworkDevices1 (struct plc *, void * memory, size_t extent); signed NetworkDevices2 (struct plc *, void * memory, size_t extent); signed NetworkInfoStats (struct plc *); signed NetworkInformation (struct plc *); signed NetworkInformation1 (struct plc *); signed NetworkInformation2 (struct plc *); signed NetworkProbe (struct plc *); signed NetworkTraffic (struct plc *); signed NetworkTraffic1 (struct plc *); signed NetworkTraffic2 (struct plc *); signed PLCSelect (struct plc *, signed method1 (struct plc *), signed method2 (struct plc *)); signed PhyRates (struct plc *); signed PhyRates1 (struct plc *); signed PhyRates2 (struct plc *); signed RxRates2 (struct plc *); signed TxRates2 (struct plc *); signed PushButton (struct plc *); signed ReadFMI (struct plc *, uint8_t MMV, uint16_t MMTYPE); signed ReadMFG (struct plc *, uint8_t MMV, uint16_t MMTYPE); signed ReadMME (struct plc *, uint8_t MMV, uint16_t MMTYPE); signed ReadFirmware (struct plc *); signed ReadFirmware1 (struct plc *); signed ReadFirmware2 (struct plc *); signed ReadParameterBlock (struct plc *, void * memory, size_t extent); signed ReadParameters (struct plc *); signed ReadParameters1 (struct plc *); signed ReadParameters2 (struct plc *); signed ListRemoteDevices (struct plc *, char const * space, char const * comma); signed ListRemoteDevices1 (struct plc *, char const * space, char const * comma); signed ListRemoteDevices2 (struct plc *, char const * space, char const * comma); signed RemoteHosts (struct plc *); signed Reset (struct plc *); signed ResetAndWait (struct plc *); signed ResetDevice (struct plc *); signed SDRAMInfo (struct plc *); signed SendMME (struct plc *); signed SetNMK (struct plc *); signed SignalToNoise1 (struct plc *); signed SignalToNoise2 (struct plc *); signed SlaveMembership (struct plc *); signed StartDevice (struct plc *); signed StartDevice1 (struct plc *); signed StartDevice2 (struct plc *); signed StartFirmware (struct plc *, unsigned module, void const * header); signed StartFirmware1 (struct plc *, unsigned module, const struct nvm_header1 *); signed StartFirmware2 (struct plc *, unsigned module, const struct nvm_header2 *); signed ToneMaps1 (struct plc *); signed ToneMaps2 (struct plc *); signed Topology (struct plc *); signed Topology1 (struct plc *); signed Topology2 (struct plc *); signed Traffic (struct plc *); signed Traffic1 (struct plc *); signed Traffic2 (struct plc *); signed Traffic3 (struct plc *); signed Transmit (struct plc *, uint8_t osa [], uint8_t oda []); signed UpgradeDevice1 (struct plc *); signed MDUTrafficStats (struct plc *, uint8_t command, uint8_t session, uint8_t slave); signed VersionInfo (struct plc *); signed VersionInfo1 (struct plc *); signed VersionInfo2 (struct plc *); signed WaitForAssoc (struct plc *); signed WaitForAssoc1 (struct plc *); signed WaitForAssoc2 (struct plc *); signed WaitForBootLoader (struct plc *); signed WaitForReset (struct plc *, char buffer [], size_t length); signed WaitForStart (struct plc *, char buffer [], size_t length); signed WatchdogReport (struct plc *); signed WriteCFG (struct plc *); signed WriteExecuteApplet2 (struct plc *, unsigned module, const struct nvm_header2 *); signed WriteExecuteFirmware (struct plc *, unsigned module, void const * nvm_header); signed WriteExecuteFirmware1 (struct plc *, unsigned module, const struct nvm_header1 *); signed WriteExecuteFirmware2 (struct plc *, unsigned module, const struct nvm_header2 *); signed WriteExecuteParameters (struct plc *, unsigned module, void const * nvm_header); signed WriteExecuteParameters1 (struct plc *, unsigned module, const struct nvm_header1 *); signed WriteExecuteParameters2 (struct plc *, unsigned module, const struct nvm_header2 *); signed WriteExecutePIB (struct plc *, unsigned offset, struct pib_header *); signed WriteFirmware (struct plc *, unsigned module, void const * nvm_header); signed WriteFirmware1 (struct plc *, unsigned module, const struct nvm_header1 *); signed WriteFirmware2 (struct plc *, unsigned module, const struct nvm_header2 *); signed WriteMEM (struct plc *, struct _file_ *, unsigned module, uint32_t offset, uint32_t extent); signed WriteMOD (struct plc *, uint8_t module, void const * memory, size_t extent); signed WriteNVM (struct plc *); signed WritePIB (struct plc *); signed WriteParameters (struct plc *, unsigned module, void const * nvm_header); signed WriteParameters1 (struct plc *, unsigned module, const struct nvm_header1 *); signed WriteParameters2 (struct plc *, unsigned module, const struct nvm_header2 *); /*====================================================================* * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #define PLC_FORMAT_HEX 0 #define PLC_FORMAT_DEC 1 #define PLC_FORMAT_BIN 2 #define PLC_FORMAT_ASC 3 #ifndef __GNUC__ #pragma pack (push,1) #endif struct __packed plcproperty { uint8_t PROP_OPTION; uint8_t PROP_FORMAT; uint32_t PROP_NUMBER; uint32_t PROP_VERSION; uint32_t PROP_LENGTH; uint8_t PROP_BUFFER [128]; uint8_t DATA_FORMAT; uint32_t DATA_LENGTH; uint8_t DATA_BUFFER [128]; } plcproperty; #ifndef __GNUC__ #pragma pack (pop) #endif /*====================================================================* * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ signed GetProperty (struct plc *, struct plcproperty *); signed SetProperty (struct plc *, struct plcproperty *); /*====================================================================* * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ typedef struct __packed plcstation { uint8_t LOC; uint8_t CCO; uint8_t TEI; uint8_t MAC [ETHER_ADDR_LEN]; uint8_t BDA [ETHER_ADDR_LEN]; uint16_t TX; uint16_t RX; char hardware [0x10]; char firmware [0x80]; char identity [0x40]; } plcstation; typedef struct __packed plcnetwork { signed ifname; signed plcstations; struct plcstation plcstation [1]; } plcnetwork; typedef struct __packed plctopology { signed plcnetworks; struct plcnetwork plcnetwork [1]; } pcltopology; /*====================================================================* * functions that use struct channel and struct message directly * instead of struct plc; *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ signed FlashMOD (struct channel *, uint8_t module); signed WriteModule (struct channel *, struct message *, void const * memory, size_t extent); signed WriteMemory (struct channel *, struct message *, struct _file_ *, uint32_t offset, uint32_t extent); unsigned LocalDevices (struct channel const *, struct message *, void * memory, size_t extent); signed Platform (struct channel *, const byte device []); signed PLCReadParameterBlock (struct channel *, struct message *, void * memory, size_t extent); signed PLCReadFirmwareImage (struct channel *, struct message *, void * memory, size_t extent); signed PLCTopology (struct channel *, struct message *, struct plctopology *); signed PLCTopologyPrint (struct plctopology *); /*====================================================================* * vs_module_spec message; *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #define PLC_MODULE_EXECUTE (1 << 0) #define PLC_MODULE_ABSOLUTE (1 << 1) #define PLC_MODULE_RELATIVE (0 << 1) #define PLC_MODULE_READ_TIMEOUT 5000 #define PLC_MODULE_REQUEST_TIMEOUT 60000 #define PLC_MODULE_WRITE_TIMEOUT 90000 #define PLC_MOD_OP_READ_MEMORY 0x00 #define PLC_MOD_OP_READ_FLASH 0x01 #define PLC_MOD_OP_START_SESSION 0x10 #define PLC_MOD_OP_WRITE_MODULE 0x11 #define PLC_MOD_OP_CLOSE_SESSION 0x12 #define PLC_MODULEID 0x0000 #define PLC_SUBMODULEID 0x0000 #define PLC_MODULEID_MDIO_INIT 0x1000 #define PLC_MODULEID_UART_ASYNC 0x2000 #define PLC_MODULEID_ADDR_ENUM 0x3000 #define PLC_MODULEID_POWER_MGT 0x4000 #define PLC_MODULEID_TR069 0x4001 #define PLC_MODULEID_FORWARDCFG 0x7000 #define PLC_MODULEID_FIRMWARE 0x7001 #define PLC_MODULEID_PARAMETERS 0x7002 #define PLC_MODULEID_SOFTLOADER 0x7003 #define PLC_MODULEID_RESERVED1 0x7004 #define PLC_MODULEID_PIBMERGE 0x7005 #define PLC_MODULEID_RESERVED2 0x7006 typedef struct __packed vs_module_spec { uint16_t MODULE_ID; uint16_t MODULE_SUB_ID; uint32_t MODULE_LENGTH; uint32_t MODULE_CHKSUM; } vs_module_spec; #define PLC_COMMIT_FORCE (1 << 0) #define PLC_COMMIT_NORESET (1 << 1) #define PLC_COMMIT_FACTPIB (1 << 31) /*====================================================================* * functions; *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ signed ModuleSpec (struct _file_ *, struct vs_module_spec *); signed ModuleSession (struct plc *, unsigned modules, vs_module_spec *); signed ModuleWrite (struct plc *, struct _file_ *, unsigned module, vs_module_spec *); signed ModuleRead (struct plc *, struct _file_ *, uint16_t source, uint16_t module, uint16_t submodule); signed ModuleDump (struct plc *, uint16_t source, uint16_t module, uint16_t submodule); signed ModuleCommit (struct plc *, uint32_t flags); /*====================================================================* * functions; *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #ifdef __GNUC__ __attribute__ ((format (printf, 2, 3))) #endif void Request (struct plc *, char const * format, ...); #ifdef __GNUC__ __attribute__ ((format (printf, 2, 3))) #endif void Confirm (struct plc *, char const * format, ...); #ifdef __GNUC__ __attribute__ ((format (printf, 2, 3))) #endif void Display (struct plc *, char const * format, ...); #ifdef __GNUC__ __attribute__ ((format (printf, 2, 3))) #endif void Failure (struct plc *, char const * format, ...); /*====================================================================* * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #endif


§662-11 Compromise. (a) The attorney general may arbitrate, compromise, or settle any claim cognizable under this chapter.
(b) Claims arbitrated, compromised, or settled by the attorney general for $10,000 or less shall be paid from the state risk management revolving fund. Claims arbitrated, compromised, or settled by the attorney general for more than $10,000 shall be paid only after funds are appropriated by the legislature for the payment of those claims. [L 1957, c 312, pt of §1; Supp, §245A-11; am L 1967, c 232, §1; HRS §662-11; am L 1988, c 336, §1; am L 1990, c 117, §3]
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State risk management revolving fund, see §41D-4.


Hello World!
Alright so the first week is basically over and I've completed most of my tasks. I'm quite happy that we started out to learn about version control and how to properly save code in the beginning, always good to start training those important habits first. Version control seems to be a very important part of coding and it makes perfekt sense. Never really thought about the existence of this kind of software before -> nice to learn about it. I'll give you a little introduction discussing the general benefits (those that I know of, being completly new to this)
The core idea and benefit of version controll is to be able to jump back to any version of your code at anytime (just like a Windows restore point for all you windows users out there). Obviously loads of smart little functions have been added to the git software but I want to focus on the core idea here. When updating and working on code (fixing bugs or adding new features) it can always happen that you overlook a big bug that damages the functionality of your code. properly using version controll fixes these kind of problems (it ensures that you always have a "restore point") and you're able to roll back the update without much trouble.
Git is also very helpfull when it comes to understanding changes you've made. Since git forces you to give a short discription of the changes you've made before you save them you'll always have them for every version of code, which makes understanding changes in code alot easier, especially when you're collaberating and it's not your own.
When using it with Github, Git really starts to shine. Github is basically git on the Internet. I read about a nice analogy saying Git and Github are like a USB stick and Dropbox. Git only uses your local machine to store all your data while Github stores all of it on the internet. This allows coders to share their projects and collaberate in a very efficient manner. Github is also one of the key drivers of the open source movement because it enables coders from all over the world to work on then same piece of code without ever needing a physical meeting.
Storing your own code on Github is a good idea. Not only is it a reliable and free backup of your data, but also a great tool when it comes to visualizing your changes. When clicking on a file in one of your Github repos you can find a button saying history in the top right. When clicking all commits that have been made for that file get listed. This is also possible in Git but Github highlights what has been removed and added which can be quite useful. On top of that the collaberation features are great and it's also helpful to have a bunch of public repos which might come in handy when looking for a job.
This weeks was quite alright, material wasnt that hard and I got throught it quite quickly. Setting up my windows machine was a pain and I'm not really sure why I've installed a virtual linux machine yet (using the windows Git and sublime app and it seems to be working just fine). Have the feeling that the documentation of the computer setup is missing a couple of things for windows machines running a virtual machine so I'm hoping my questions will be answered in the email I sent to the phase 0 team. Another thing I dont really understand yet is why git must be run as a terminal application. Up till now it seems to me like a simple intergration into Sublime Text or the file explorer would speed up the process. Im guessing it will make sense in a couple of weeks :).


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JULIEN DONKEY-BOY (director/writer: Harmony Korine; cinematographer: Anthony Dod Mantle; editor: Valdis Oskarsdottir; cast: Ewen Bremner (Julien), Chloe Sevigny (Pearl), Evan Neumann (Chris), Werner Herzog (father), Joyce Korine (Grandma), Chrissy Kobylak (Chrissy), Alvin Law (Neighbor); Runtime: 101; Fine Line Features / Independent Pictures Production; 1999)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
Writer-director Harmony Korine (Gummo), the former skateboarder who wrote the screenplay for Kids, likes to do his own thing in films. His auteur signature is to create shocking scenes and characters who will try to freak the audience out. This in-your-face film is about attitude. I can't say that I enjoyed it, or found it interesting, but I can say that I found it different...and, it didn't box me in as to how I was to view the characters, letting me make up my own mind as to how I wanted to feel about them. Yet Korine didn't seem to trust all this poetry he was spreading about and needs to end the film in a conventional way, with a dramatic scene regarding the pregnancy of Chloe Sevigny.
Korine shot it on digital video and transferred it to film according to the rules of Dogma 95.
The film is an anti-narrative and linear work. It sets its sights on a dysfunctional family, living together in Queens, by following them around to see their everyday existence, while encouraging impromptu situations and dialogue. Julien (Ewen Bremner) is a mentally unbalanced 21-year-old , who has conversations with himself often repeating what he says while his arms are flailing. There is an amusing sketch with him having an imaginary conversation with his houseguest Adolph Hitler. He is prone to babbling, drooling, and acting outrageous in a harmless way.  His ballerina and pirouetting ice-skating sister Pearl (Chloe Sevigny-the real-life girlfriend of Korine) is seven months pregnant with julien's child. She will call julien from one of the rooms in their middle-class two-story brickhouse, pretending to be his dead mother, offering him words of love and comfort. His abusive father (Werner Herzog-German experimental director) has a few screws loose himself and tries to be the disciplinarian in the family when he isn't wearing his gas mask and listening to bluegrass music, or drinking cough medicine from a slipper. He forces julien to be hosed down in cold water -- which he does because he wants his son to act like a man -- telling him a winner doesn't shiver. The most sane one in the household is the high school student brother of julien's, Chris (Evan Neumann), who is not overflowing with brains. He is a physical fitness nut and is seen in one scene wrestling with julien, and from time to time he is seen doing a weird work-out routine, whereby he climbs the stairs by using only his upper body. He also is subject to his father's drunken discipline and miserly love, as are the other children.
A host of characters infiltrate the film for some quick laughs, but, as odd as they were, they seemed like the type of people the family members would be acquainted with, so the scenes with them didn't appear to be as much a freak show as it was a way to make the film entertaining. But the problem was, they didn't go with the flow of the film, as their eccentric behavior seemed forced. Some of them include a handless man who does card tricks and plays the drums with his feet; some blind and retarded youngsters from the school julien works at, whom he hangs out with at a bowling alley and they are seen as spastics to be laughed at; a black albino rapper from Alabama ranting about doing your thing; and, there is a wonderful scene, with julien and his family at a Pentecostal church, getting into the Jesus thing Southern style, with julien having a tear roll down his face while into jumping up and down like the emotional minister and the black congregation.
In the film's most dramatic moment, towards the end of the movie, Pearl trips while at an ice rink and has a miscarriage. Julien goes to the hospital and steals the dead fetus, taking it home on the bus and cuddling up with it under the covers when in his bed.
I appreciate the effort for originality attempted here, especially with the abundance of formula mainstream and indie films pushed at the public, but I would like to see something more intellectually demanding than just a rant against conventional filmmaking. The filmmaking skills are there, but as of yet, I don't see the 25-year-old director moving too far from the childish shock scenes he threw at the audience for his first film. Mr. Korine dedicated this film to his Uncle Eddie, a patient at the Creedmore Psychiatric Center in Queens Village, and the film's central character julien is a schizophrenic modeled in a loving way after his uncle. I'm sure the director meant well by this characterization and that is not where I have difficulty with this film, my difficulty is that the novelty of hearing the incomprehensible chatter of julien soon wore off and the film seemed to grow vacuous and became more a technical film addressing how Korine can fool those Dogma 95 people by putting in shots with artificial light, which he did numerous times, by breaking the rules he promised to fulfill when getting his Dogma 95 certificate, then it was a film about ideas. I would much rather he had made a more substantial film rather than making another anti-intellectual indie film, mainly showing off his superior knowledge of digital video techniques...but offering no real insights into the mentally unbalanced characters deeper than what is seen on the surface. There is still too much skateboarder braggadocio in him and not enough filmmaker...but the future holds a lot of promise for this talented filmmaker.
REVIEWED ON 1/10/2001 GRADE: C
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As a whole, although this is directly encouraged for graphical production in business, these values should be upheld in the realm of research. Since the traditional adage is true, a “picture is worth a thousand words”, especially when it comes to expressing complex, novel or important information.
Data: Online Gaming Anxiety Data
Within this practical we will be using the Online Gaming Anxiety Data. This dataset was collected as part of a survey among around 15,000 gamers worldwide, and examines participants response on questionnaires such as GAD-7, SWL, SPIN as well as other demographic details. This data was selected as it contains a large amount of research data, similar to those which session participants are likely to come across in their research. For the purpose of this session, a sample of 5,000 (around 30%) of the participants.
Plotting in R, ggplot2 vs plot
When comparing methods of plotting within R, most packages will be based upon one of two styles, The base R plot()
function, or the Tidyverse ggplot()
function. Although both are useful, both can be seen to have limitations in their usage.
plot()
The plot()
function, is ideal for quick and dirty scatter plotting, requiring only three basic parameters, data =
, and y ~ x
. And although variants do exist for bar plots (barplot()
), histograms (hist()
) and others, these (in my opinion) require more knowledge about their individual functions than the ggplot()
system as a whole. This being said, for those who wish to generate (and master) one particular type of plot, this function may be more ideal.
ggplot()
As mentioned previous, ggplot()
is a much more diverse function, which allows for a standard method of plotting across different plot types, with only minor variants depending on the type. This function (as seen in Figure 1, below) works through the layering of multiple information based layers in order to form a plot. This makes it ideal for plotting multiple layers of clear information with the capacity to edit areas at the individual or global level accordingly.
Overall, although both methods are useful, this session will focus on using ggplot()
given is accessibility and standard practice, making it easier to create beautiful plots.
Graphics for Publications
As a whole, publications (such as Nature, Elsevier and those from the Taylor and Francis Group) ask that graphs, charts or schematics be published in one of several formats, EPS, TIFF or PSD. Using ggsave() or the export option in your RStudio Console, you can typically export a graph or image in the following formats: PNG, JPEG, TIFF, BMP, SVG, EPS.
Therefore, for any publications it is recommended you use either EPS (file extension .eps), or TIFF (file extension .tif / .tiff). Or export the entire document plus graphs as a PDF (.pdf). Additionally, for most publications they request a resolution (dpi) or above 300, be warned that anything above 1000dpi typically takes a while to render (but ensures a high quality). This is covered further in the practical section of this workshop.
ggplot2 functions
For a full list you can refer to the ggplot2 reference page, or the PDF Cheat Sheet. However a brief summary of some of these functions can be seen below.


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Alluring Honda CB4X ADV Concept Graces EICMA 2019
by Riju GangulyThe sports adventure tourer concept has been designed at Honda’s R&D center in Rome and features an in-line four-cylinder motor
The Honda stall at the EICMA 2019 attracted a lot of attention not only because of their new liter-class superbike, the CB1000R-R Fireblade but also because of this sporty-looking adventure tourer concept called the CB4X.
The CB4X according to Honda, is an adventure crossover concept which mixes and matches the capabilities of sport bike and a tourer bike perfectly. The Sports tourer will not only be able to cover long distance, but will also be equally agile while cornering on mountain passes.
What is surprising though is the fact that the concept motorcycle looks nothing like the Africa twin and more in line with the likes of the European touring bikes that’s because it has not been developed in Japan but at Honda’s R&D center in Rome.
The CB4X gets a sharp bodywork and a slim LED headlamp towards the front which is set like a diamond to look sophisticated. The windscreen at the front is electrically adjustable while the flat handlebar will help to maneuver the bike in tight spaces. The concept featured a TFT instrument cluster that will likely also be carried forward to the production model.
The fuel tank looks huge and has been designed keeping the touring needs in mind. Compared to the front profile the rear profile of the motorcycle looks sleek, while the LED taillamp too looks gorgeous and matches well with the overall sporty design of the motorcycle.
The concept bike uses an aluminium subframe and 17-inch wheels on both ends shod with street tyres. Honda has bolted a classic inline four-cylinder powerplant to the frame of this concept. Some other important highlights include an exhaust from the SC project.
The Honda CB4X uses an upside-down forks at the front and a monoshock setup at the rear for its suspension needs. The concept model also featured a dual disc brake at the front and a single disc brake at the rear which will likely be carried forward to the production model as well.


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The Environment API controls applications and mediates traffic for security. The page can also host servers in its namespace, so applications can access tools like localStorage:
Refresh the page to see the persistence in the browser's localStorage


jQuery-avoidOrphans demo page
This is a demo of the avoid-orphans jQuery plugin.
The repo can be found at: https://github.com/abcnews/jquery-avoidOrphans.
Example 1
I am a sentence that will leave one word as an orphan by default.
I am not one to be outdone. I too by default will beget an orphan.
To avoid orphans, just call the avoidOrphans jQuery method on the paragraphs.
$('#example1 p').avoidOrphans();
Apply avoidOrphans by clicking this button if you like:
Example 2
I am a sentence that will leave one word as an orphan by default.
I am not one to be outdone. I too by default will beget an orphan.
Note that if you apply avoidOrphans to the container, it will only apply to the last element in the container.
$('#example2').avoidOrphans();
Try it out so that you can see what we mean:


safeColScale()
is a safe utility for centering and
scaling an input matrix X
. It is intended to avoid the drawback of
using scale()
on data with constant variance by adding a
small perturbation to truncate the values in such columns. Also, this is
faster than scale()
through relying on
'matrixStats for a key internal computation.
safeColScale( X, center = TRUE, scale = TRUE, tol = .Machine$double.eps, eps = 0.01 )
| X | An input |
|---|---|
| center | A |
| scale | A |
| tol | A tolerance level for the lowest column variance (or standard
deviation) value to be tolerated when scaling is desired. The default is
set to |
| eps | The desired lower bound of the estimated variance for a given
column. When the lowest estimate falls below |
A centered and/or scaled version of the input data.
This is an un-exported function borrowed directly from scPCA.


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Use this to tell your FOR ... NEXT loop to increment a certain value each pass through the loop. STEP 1 is assumed and need not be declared. STEP 2 would skip every other value, STEP 3 would skip every third value, etc.
See also: For, To, Each, Next, Exit, While, Repeat. |
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; Print 1 through 100, by tens
For t = 1 To 100 Step 10 Print t Next |