Dexter: A Smart Prosthetic Device for Transradial Amputees
Creating a smart below-the-elbow prosthesis that uses sensors and cameras to “feel” its environment and act intelligently. The project involves the design, fabrication, and testing of Dexter as an inexpensive, intuitive, and intelligent alternative to existing prosthetic hands.
Dexter will adjust its position, orientation and grip based on visual and force feedback to detect objects, determine appropriate grasps, move objects without crushing, dropping, or spilling the contents, and perform functions like opening doors, without the need for extensive user input. We call this new paradigm “assistive intelligence.” As the first intelligent anthropomorphic hand available for everyday use and advanced research applications alike, we ultimately expect that this device will bring about a paradigm shift in prosthetic design and engineering.
I have worked on Dexter for 8 months. I also have helped with the former iterations of this project.
I mostly worked on the electrical design and architecture and software development.
You can find out about Dexter's code repository and more information on links below.
Letter Craze
Used Java and Entity-Boundary-Controller design patterns to implement a tile sequencing word game.
Utilized Git for code sharing between the team while establishing goals through weekly deliverables.
Worked in a group of 5. Took the initiative on writing controller classes and test cases.
Used Git in Eclipse to keep track of the code repository. Contributed with over 2000 lines of object oriented Java code.
You can find out about the code repository and more information on link below.
Localization and Mapping with the Turtlebot
Implemented artificial intelligence, specifically A* search algorithm by creating a package in ROS with Phyton 3 in Ubuntu. The turtlebot ultimately was able to autonomously navigate an unknown area.
Worked in a group of 3 to develop path planning, A* search algorithm and playing with ROS.
Worked with ROS-catkin on Linux OS.
Understood the basics of Robot Operating System, artificial intelligence, path planning, obstacle detection and avoidance.
Spicio: An Automated Kitchen Assistant
Prototyped an automated voice controlled spice rack. Specifically wrote an Alexa skill for voice recognition, Javascript for sending HTTP POST requests to the Photon, and programing the Particle Photon using C++/C.
Competed in MakeMIT 2016 hardware hackathon and won 3rd overall place, Amazon Alexa award and an opportunity to pitch to Venture Capitalist in AlphaLab Gear competition
Spicio is voice controlled via Amazon Echo speaker. Echo recieves a voice command, transmits the information wirelessly to Spicio, and Spicio gives you spices
Servos control the spice dispensers, a motor with encoder makes the lazy susan spin and Particle Photon is in charge of all the control of this.
I worked on the embedded design on the Photon microcontroller, the communication between Echo and Photon and electronics.
You can find out more about Spicio on the link below.
Tüth: “Future of the Dental Hygiene
Built a compact, internet connected, hygiene kit for the bathroom. Used C++/C to program the Particle Photon microcontroller and Twitter API to tweet when the user does not brush their teeth for a pre-determined amount of time.


Team Members - I'm beginning to plan our first official team event! It will be a happy
hour during April. I'll be sending out a few date possibilities shortly. It
will most likely be a Thursday or Friday. Let me know if you have a
request or suggestion on date or place. Can't wait to get everyone together
for our first bonding session! I'm hoping we can finalize our team name and
begin discussing a clothing order. Thanks!
- Chrissie
Team members - Email Chrissie with ideas for our second team event.


Polling units open early in Yenagoa amid tight security, situation calm in Sagbama LGA
by The Eagle OnlinePolling units across Yenagoa opened early amidst tight security on Saturday for the conduct of the Bayelsa governorship election, the News Agency of Nigeria reports.
Polling units at Amarata, Ovom, and Oppolo areas opened as early as 8 a.m. as the Independent National Electoral Commission officials set up structres and waited for the arival of election materials from the Registration Area Centre in Yenagoa.
At Oppolo, James Fefegha, a voter at polling unit 6, ward 2 said that the polling unit opened as early as 8 a.m.
“The election started early today and materials arrived early and we are waiting to vote already while the atmosphere remains very peaceful,” he said.
News Agency of Nigeria reports that soldiers with their patrol vehicles could be seen stationed at strategic check points.
Police and civil defense officers could also be seen keeping a watchful eye on proceedings at the polling units visited as voting and accreditation were going on simultaneously.
In Sagbama Local Government Area of the state, election materials arrived some of the polling units early enough for the conduct of the election.
NAN further reports that election materials started arriving at polling stations in Tumgbo Ward 13 at about 8.26am.
Security agents were also seen at strategic locations in the local government area.
Salo Adikimo, a member of the state House of Assembly representing Sagbama Constituency III, at the state House of Assembly told NAN at Tumgbo unit 13 that the area had been calm.
“You can see that the entire ward is calm; there are no threats of crisis.
“No tension. We are ready to commence voting any moment from now.
“Our people are fully informed and aware of their responsibility during elections.
“You can be sure that they will conduct themselves peacefully,” he said.
Another voter in Tumgbo, Tambi Wariebi, also told NAN that he was confident of a hitch-free poll.
Wariebi said that the presence of security agents in the area demonstated the commitment of the government to ensuring the safety of people’s lives during the election.
Presiding Officer, Tumgbo unit 10, Joseph Iheanachio, said that the situation was calm and devoid of tension.
“I am not under any tension. I am getting set to commence the voting process.
“So far, the place is calm and the people are conducting themselves peacefully,’’ he said.
NAN reports that small businesses opened their shops to do brisk business in communities such as Tumgbo, Angiama, and Bulo-Orua in Sagbama.
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Bleeding Edge Web: Sept 2019
News From the Bleeding Edge
— Brian Moeskau (@bmoeskau)
Writing a Github Action
— Corey Butler (@goldglovecb)
Azure Cosmos DB (SQL + JSON) with Node.js
— Ted Patrick (@__ted__)
Analytics and Data for Developers
— Lewis King (@lew)
Housekeeping
- Speakers and sponsors always wanted (edgeATX.org for details)
- Don't forget your parking validation
- Omni hotel bar (downstairs) after meetup
News from the
Bleeding Edge
Browser Pop Quiz
Last check: August 15, 2019:
Browser Pop Quiz
As of September 18, 2019:
Chrome 77
Easier Custom Form Components
- New formdata event for appending custom data on submit
const form = document.querySelector('form');
form.addEventListener('formdata', ({formData}) => {
formData.append('my-input', myInputValue);
});
Learn more
Chrome 77
Easier Custom Form Components
- New formAssociated property links custom components to a form
- You provide the field API like .name, .value, etc.
class MyInput extends HTMLElement {
static formAssociated = true;
get value() { return this.value_; }
...
}
Learn more
Chrome 77
Copy Styles
- Right-click any DOM element and Copy → Copy styles
- Copies complete DOM node CSS to the clipboard
- Very convenient for quick style testing
Check out lots of other DevTools improvements
Firefox 69
Released September 3rd — Release Notes
Massive Privacy Release
Firefox 69
Console improvements
- Because of ETP, lots of errors are really common now!
- The console now groups tracking protection, CORS, and CSP errors
- Blocked resources are also displayed in the Network panel
Firefox 69
Public class fields
- Cleaner, self-documenting public fields enabled
- No private fields yet though... boo!
class Rectangle {
height = 0;
width;
constructor(height, width) {
this.height = height;
this.width = width;
}
}
Firefox 69
Lots more!
Chromium Edge
Beta Released August 20th
- First version touted as "ready for everyday use"
- Available for both Windows and macOS
- Major version updates expected ~every 6 weeks
- Also announced a new bug bounty program similar to Google's
- Stable version probably still 2020 at the earliest
Safari 13 (beta 3)
Released in July — Release Notes
- Coming with macOS Catalina / iOS 13
- Expected ~October 2019
Languages, Libraries &
Frameworks
Dojo 6.0
A Progressive Framework for Modern Web Apps
- Released August 28th
- One of the O.G. JS frameworks, launched in 2004
- Function-based widgets
- Big on middleware pattern
- "Zero-config" custom elements
- Smarter BTR (build-time rendering)
Rails 6.0
Relay 6.0
A JavaScript framework for building data-driven React applications
- Released September 16th
- Declarative, GraphQL-backed data layer
- New experimental support for hooks and suspense
- Several breaking changes for existing users
Java 13
- Released September 17th
- Technically JDK 13, the open source reference implementation
- They have been on a 6-month release cycle since Java 9 in 2017
- Five primary features (nothing exciting)
Dark
A holistic programming language, editor, and infrastructure for building backends
- Emerged from private alpha on Monday
- Frontend-agnostic, DBs and hosting are magically abstracted
- Read the demo blog post to learn more
- They are now in beta, and hiring
Sequelize SQL Injection Vulnerability
- Sequelize is a popular open source ORM for Node.js
- Snyk, an OSS security analysis company, disclosed the issue in June
- Everyone should upgrade to v5.15.1+
Ruby REST Gem Backdoored
- Ruby's REST client package was published maliciously on Aug 14th
- A maintainer's account had been compromised
- The package phoned home to a Ukrainian URL
- Most likely for running a cryptominer
- Affected? Upgrade to 1.6.14+ ASAP
- REMINDER Use good passwords! Use 2FA when available!
Npm Bans Terminal Ads
GitLab Raises $268M Series E
New funding and our $2.75 billion valuation will allow us to enhance monitoring and security capabilities.
- Their valuation has more than doubled since $100M Series D a year ago
- Remember how Github cashed out?
- Seems like a good time to be in git hosting!
Graph Query Language
- New ISO standard, backed by Neo4j
- GQL is the first new ISO database standard since SQL (1987)
How About Richard Stallman?
New "nofollow" Options
On Sept 10th, Google announced two new options
- foo
- Standard since 2005
- Tells Google to ignore links for content ranking purposes
- NEW rel="sponsored" for advertising / sponsored content
- NEW rel="ugc" "user generated content" for comments / forum posts
Web-based iTunes
COBOL Turns 60!
- COmmon Business-Oriented Language was created in 1959
- Proposed by Mary Hawes and promoted by Grace Hopper
- It was designed to resemble ordinary English
- Was the first vendor-neutral interoperable computer language
And now for something completely different...
RetroSwiper
Load classic games from magnetic swipe cards
- Skip the system emulator software
- Written in Rust
Chart.xkcd
xkcd styled chart lib
Thanks!
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An automated essay assistant based on word choice and tone.
Choose what text you would like to analyze by using the example text, writing, or pasting your own text below.
This demo uses multiple API calls for its functionality. The tone
API analyzes and displays the Emotion, Social, and Writing tone results.
Then when you click a highlighted word, a call to the synonyms
API displays suggested synonyms that either soften or strengthen the tone of that word. It also allows you to select a synonym to replace the original word, changing the tone of the message. For an in-depth explanation of this service, visit the Documentation.


My name is Ronan Byrne and I am a front end web developer from Ireland. I am currently specialising in creating websites for small to medium sized businesses with the goal of providing an intimate and professional service. I originally studied business in college and I have experience as a project manager so I understand many of the wants and needs of a new business.
If you wish to know more about me or to discuss a potential project please do not hesitate to contact via email or phone.


Our implementation of the Google App Engine XMPP and Channel APIs uses the open source ejabberd server. This module provides convenience methods to start and stop ejabberd, and write its configuration files.
# File AppController/lib/ejabberd.rb, line 38 def self.clear_online_users Djinn.log_run("rm #{ONLINE_USERS_FILE}") end
# File AppController/lib/ejabberd.rb, line 42 def self.does_app_need_receive?(app, lang) if ["python", "go"].include?(lang) app_yaml_file = "/var/apps/#{app}/app/app.yaml" app_yaml = YAML.load_file(app_yaml_file)["inbound_services"] if !app_yaml.nil? and app_yaml.include?("xmpp_message") return true else return false end elsif lang == "java" # always assume they need receive for now # TODO: write this the right way later return true else abort("xmpp: lang was neither python, go, java but was [#{lang}]") end end
# File AppController/lib/ejabberd.rb, line 27 def self.start start_cmd = "/etc/init.d/ejabberd start" stop_cmd = "/etc/init.d/ejabberd stop" port = 4369 GodInterface.start(:ejabberd, start_cmd, stop_cmd, port) end
# File AppController/lib/ejabberd.rb, line 34 def self.stop GodInterface.stop(:ejabberd) end
# File AppController/lib/ejabberd.rb, line 73 def self.write_auth_script(login_ip, secret) auth_script = "#!/usr/bin/python import sys, logging, struct, hashlib, re, SOAPpy, socket, time from struct import * # logging initialization sys.stderr = open("/var/log/ejabberd/extauth_err.log", 'a') logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO, format='%(asctime)s %(levelname)s %(message)s', filename='/var/log/ejabberd/extauth.log', filemode='a') logging.info("extauth script started, waiting for ejabberd requests") # db initialization login_ip = "#{login_ip}" secret = "#{secret}" login_address = "https://" + login_ip + ":4343" server = SOAPpy.SOAPProxy(login_address) # helper functions class EjabberdInputError(Exception): def __init__(self, value): self.value = value def __str__(self): return repr(self.value) def ejabberd_in(): logging.debug("trying to read 2 bytes from ejabberd:") try: input_length = sys.stdin.read(2) except IOError: logging.debug("ioerror") if len(input_length) is not 2: logging.debug("ejabberd sent us wrong things!") raise EjabberdInputError('Wrong input from ejabberd!') logging.debug('got 2 bytes via stdin: %s'%input_length) (size,) = unpack('>h', input_length) logging.debug('size of data: %i'%size) income = sys.stdin.read(size).split(':') logging.debug("incoming data: %s"%income) return income def ejabberd_out(bool): logging.debug("Ejabberd gets: %s" % bool) token = genanswer(bool) logging.debug("sent bytes: %#x %#x %#x %#x" % (ord(token[0]), ord(token[1]), ord(token[2]), ord(token[3]))) sys.stdout.write(token) sys.stdout.flush() def genanswer(bool): answer = 0 if bool: answer = 1 token = pack('>hh', 2, answer) return token def isuser(in_user, in_host): return True #username = in_user + "@" + in_host #userdata = server.get_user_data(username, secret) #if userdata == 'Error: Bad length of user schema vs user result' # return True #else: # return False def auth(in_user, in_host, password): #return True username = in_user + "@" + in_host logging.info("trying to authenticate user [%s]" % (username)) if not isuser(in_user, in_host): return False userdata = "" while True: try: userdata = server.get_user_data(username, secret) break except socket.error: time.sleep(1) logging.info("userdata for [%s] is [%s]" % (username, str(userdata))) matchdata = re.search('password:(.*)', userdata) if matchdata is None: logging.info("matchdata for [%s] was none" % (username)) return False remote_password = matchdata.group(1) salted = username + password local_password = hashlib.sha1(salted).hexdigest() logging.info("local password: [%s]" % (local_password)) logging.info("remote password: [%s]" % (remote_password)) if local_password == remote_password: return True else: return False def log_result(op, in_user, bool): if bool: logging.info("%s successful for %s"%(op, in_user)) else: logging.info("%s unsuccessful for %s"%(op, in_user)) # main loop while True: logging.info("start of infinite loop") try: ejab_request = ejabberd_in() except EjabberdInputError, inst: logging.info("Exception occurred: %s", inst) break logging.debug('operation: %s'%(ejab_request[0])) op_result = False if ejab_request[0] == "auth": op_result = auth(ejab_request[1], ejab_request[2], ejab_request[3]) ejabberd_out(op_result) log_result(ejab_request[0], ejab_request[1], op_result) elif ejab_request[0] == "isuser": op_result = isuser(ejab_request[1], ejab_request[2]) ejabberd_out(op_result) log_result(ejab_request[0], ejab_request[1], op_result) elif ejab_request[0] == "setpass": op_result=False ejabberd_out(op_result) log_result(ejab_request[0], ejab_request[1], op_result) logging.info("extauth script terminating") " HelperFunctions.write_file(AUTH_SCRIPT_LOCATION, auth_script) Djinn.log_run("chown ejabberd #{AUTH_SCRIPT_LOCATION}") Djinn.log_run("chmod +x #{AUTH_SCRIPT_LOCATION}") end
# File AppController/lib/ejabberd.rb, line 229 def self.write_config_file(my_public_ip) config = "%%% %%% Debian ejabberd configuration file %%% This config must be in UTF-8 encoding %%% %%% The parameters used in this configuration file are explained in more detail %%% in the ejabberd Installation and Operation Guide. %%% Please consult the Guide in case of doubts, it is available at %%% /usr/share/doc/ejabberd/guide.html %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %% Options which are set by Debconf and managed by ucf %% Admin user {acl, admin, {user, "admin", "#{my_public_ip}"}}. %% Hostname {hosts, ["#{my_public_ip}"]}. {loglevel, 4}. %%% =============== %%% LISTENING PORTS %% %% listen: Which ports will ejabberd listen, which service handles it %% and what options to start it with. %% {listen, [ {5222, ejabberd_c2s, [ {access, c2s}, {shaper, c2s_shaper}, {max_stanza_size, 65536}, starttls, {certfile, "/etc/ejabberd/ejabberd.pem"} ]}, {5269, ejabberd_s2s_in, [ {shaper, s2s_shaper}, {max_stanza_size, 131072} ]}, {5280, ejabberd_http, [ http_bind, http_poll, web_admin ]} ]}. {s2s_use_starttls, true}. {s2s_certfile, "/etc/ejabberd/ejabberd.pem"}. %%% ============== %%% AUTHENTICATION %% Authentication using external script %% Make sure the script is executable by ejabberd. %% {auth_method, external}. {extauth_program, "#{AUTH_SCRIPT_LOCATION}"}. %%% =============== %%% TRAFFIC SHAPERS %% %% The "normal" shaper limits traffic speed to 1.000 B/s %% {shaper, normal, {maxrate, 1000}}. %% %% The "fast" shaper limits traffic speed to 50.000 B/s %% {shaper, fast, {maxrate, 50000}}. %% %% Local users: don't modify this line. %% {acl, local, {user_regexp, ""}}. %%% ============ %%% ACCESS RULES %% Define the maximum number of time a single user is allowed to connect: {access, max_user_sessions, [{10, all}]}. %% This rule allows access only for local users: {access, local, [{allow, local}]}. %% Only non-blocked users can use c2s connections: {access, c2s, [{deny, blocked}, {allow, all}]}. %% For all users except admins used "normal" shaper {access, c2s_shaper, [{none, admin}, {normal, all}]}. %% For all S2S connections used "fast" shaper {access, s2s_shaper, [{fast, all}]}. %% Only admins can send announcement messages: {access, announce, [{allow, admin}]}. %% Only admins can use configuration interface: {access, configure, [{allow, admin}]}. %% Admins of this server are also admins of MUC service: {access, muc_admin, [{allow, admin}]}. %% All users are allowed to use MUC service: {access, muc, [{allow, all}]}. %% No username can be registered via in-band registration: %% To enable in-band registration, replace 'deny' with 'allow' % (note that if you remove mod_register from modules list then users will not % be able to change their password as well as register). % This setting is default because it's more safe. {access, register, [{deny, all}]}. %% Everybody can create pubsub nodes {access, pubsub_createnode, [{allow, all}]}. %%% ================ %%% DEFAULT LANGUAGE %% %% language: Default language used for server messages. %% {language, "en"}. %%% ======= %%% MODULES %% %% Modules enabled in all ejabberd virtual hosts. %% {modules, [ {mod_adhoc, []}, {mod_announce, [{access, announce}]}, % requires mod_adhoc {mod_caps, []}, {mod_configure,[]}, % requires mod_adhoc {mod_ctlextra, []}, {mod_disco, []}, %%{mod_echo, [{host, "echo.localhost"}]}, {mod_irc, []}, {mod_last, []}, {mod_muc, [ %%{host, "conference.@HOST@"}, {access, muc}, {access_create, muc}, {access_persistent, muc}, {access_admin, muc_admin}, {max_users, 500} ]}, %%{mod_muc_log,[]}, {mod_offline, []}, {mod_privacy, []}, {mod_private, []}, {mod_proxy65, [ {access, local}, {shaper, c2s_shaper} ]}, {mod_pubsub, [ % requires mod_caps {access_createnode, pubsub_createnode}, {plugins, ["default", "pep"]} ]}, {mod_register, [ %% %% After successful registration, the user receives %% a message with this subject and body. %% %%{welcome_message, {"Welcome!", %% "Welcome to a Jabber service powered by Debian. " %% "For information about Jabber visit " %% "http://www.jabber.org"}}, %% Replace it with 'none' if you don't want to send such message: {welcome_message, none}, %% %% When a user registers, send a notification to %% these Jabber accounts. %% %%{registration_watchers<EMAIL_ADDRESS>{access, register} ]}, {mod_roster, []}, %%{mod_service_log,[]}, %%{mod_shared_roster,[]}, {mod_stats, []}, {mod_time, []}, {mod_vcard, []}, {mod_version, []}, {mod_http_bind, []} ]}. " config_path = "/etc/ejabberd/ejabberd.cfg" HelperFunctions.write_file(config_path, config) Djinn.log_run("chown ejabberd #{config_path}") end
# File AppController/lib/ejabberd.rb, line 60 def self.write_online_users_list(nodes) online_users = %xejabberdctl connected-users` HelperFunctions.write_file(ONLINE_USERS_FILE, online_users) return if nodes.nil? nodes.each { |node| next if node.is_login? # don't copy the file to itself ip = node.public_ip ssh_key = node.ssh_key HelperFunctions.scp_file(ONLINE_USERS_FILE, ONLINE_USERS_FILE, ip, ssh_key) } end


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Ohio counties to be part of $350M federal opioid study
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (AP) - Ohio communities will be part of a $350 million federal study analyzing drug intervention techniques and policies.
Ten Ohio counties will be among the first wave of communities participating in the National Institutes of Health’s HEALing Communities Study, The Portsmouth Daily Times reported.
About $66 million will be channeled for the study through Ohio State University to Ashtabula, Athens, Cuyahoga, Darke, Greene, Guernsey, Hamilton, Lucas, Morrow and Scioto counties.
The study will also look at communities in Kentucky, New York and Massachusetts.
It will launch in December and is expected to last four years.
Mike Martin, the health commissioner for Scioto County in southern Ohio, is grateful his county has been included.
“What we are doing still clearly is not working as much as we might’ve hoped and prayed for,” Martin said. “We still have way too many people dying unnecessarily.”
Martin said some of the study’s goals include reducing opioid deaths by 40%, expanding medically assisted treatment for opioid use disorder and reducing high-risk opioid prescribing.
Federal officials hope the study will help government officials at all levels determine best practices for combatting a national opioid epidemic that has killed 400,000 people since 2000.
Research sites will test community engagement strategies and several proven opioid prevention and treatment practices.
Nine Ohio counties - Allen, Brown, Franklin, Huron, Jefferson, Ross, Stark, Williams and Wyandot - will be part of the study’s second wave.
Information from: Portsmouth Daily Times, http://www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com
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Pakistan, Australia A tour Test match results in draw
by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanewsLAHORE (Dunya News) - Three-day long tour match between Pakistanis and Australia A has been drawn with former team leading with 368 runs.
Pakistan put up a brilliant display with their bowling and troubled the Kangaroos on their own turf. 16-year-old medium-pacer, Naseem Shah, turned out to be extraordinary question for the Australians.
Pakistan’s 16-year-old quick Naseem Shah has given Australia’s batsmen plenty to think about with a fiery spell in the drawn pink-ball tour match against Australia A.
Two days after the death of his mother, Naseem delivered a bruising display of fast bowling at Perth Stadium that culminated in the teenager dismissing Marcus Harris (20) with a fearsome bouncer that caught the left-hander’s edge.
READ MORE: Prominent pacer Naseem Shah claims his first wicket against Australia XI
Boasting an unusual technique and impressive pace, the right-arm quick finished with figures of 1-21 before Australia A captain Alex Carey and Pakistan counterpart Azhar Ali shook hands with half an hour left on Wednesday evening.
Australia A were 2-91 in their second innings at the conclusion of the three-day match, still 367 runs shy of Pakistan’s tally after a dominant display by the tourists.
Usman Khawaja survived to be 37 not out, although it was likely to be of little consequence ahead of Thursday’s Test squad announcement.
Left-arm paceman Shaheen Afridi earlier had Test hopeful Joe Burns caught behind on 11, two balls after he was dropped at first slip.
It was another untimely failure for Burns, who was clean-bowled by Imran Khan for a golden duck in the first innings as Australia A crumbled to be all out for 122.
Pakistan declared their second innings at 3-152 after tea, having overall handled the conditions far better than the hosts.
Day 2
Australia A side has been bowled out for 122 in a calamitous tour match performance against Pakistan in Perth, where Pakistanis are leading with a 313-runs lead at the end of day two.
The forgotten man Cameron Bancroft has provided a timely reminder of his staying powers. However, Joe Burns was clean-bowled for a golden duck and fellow Test hopefuls Marcus Harris, Usman Khawaja, Travis Head and Will Pucovski also fell cheaply as the hosts crumbled on day two of the pink-ball clash at Perth Stadium.
Imran Khan proved most fruitful for Pakistanis as he bagged five for just 32 runs against Australia XI, while Shaheen Afridi and Iftikhar Ahmed both claimed two wickets each, and Yasir Shah took one wicket.
Pakistanis were seven for no wicket at stumps, leading by 313 runs in the three-day match.
Australia A were reeling at 9-57 in reply to Pakistan’s 428 before Bancroft (49) and Riley Meredith (19no) restored some pride, batting longer for the 10th wicket than the first nine combined.
The resistance came to an end when left-arm quick Shaheen Afridi found Bancroft’s edge shortly before stumps.
Pakistanis had started the day two on 336 runs for the loss of three wickets as Babar Azam (157 off 197) and Asad Shafiq (119 off 245) were retired out. The pair had piled on a colossal 276-run partnership. Yasir Shah scored a fifty as well (53 off 70).
Australia A were in trouble from the very beginning as the hosts lost their first wicket without scoring any run. Cameron Bancroft remained unbeaten on 23 at dinner along with Riley Meredith (3).
 No other batsman could enter the double figures.
Pakistan’s Imran Khan dismissed five batsmen while Iftikhar Ahmed picked up two wickets. Shaheen Afridi sent one batsman to the pavilion.
Day 1
Pakistanis scored 336 runs for the loss of three wickets against Australia A in a tour match after winning the toss and deciding to bat first on Monday.
Australia A started off well taking three wickets of Pakistan at just 60 runs. Babar Azam and Asad Shafiq piled on a colossal 276-run partnership for the rest of day 1.
Babar Azam has reinforced his standing as Pakistan s talisman, scoring a commanding unbeaten century in the pink-ball tour match against Australia A in Perth.
Test stalwart Asad Shafiq also reached triple figures before Pakistan went to stumps at 3-336 on day one of the three-day clash.
The visitors lost their first wicket on 13 when skipper Azhar Ali was removed after scoring 11 runs. Haris Sohail was the second batsman to be dismissed on 18 followed by opener Shan Masood (22). Test prospect Riley Meredith snared two early wickets while Micheal Neser took only one wicket throughout the day.
"He’s an exceptionally good player," Australia Test hopeful Travis Head said about Babar. "He’s obviously translated that (white-ball) form nicely today.
TEAMS
Australia A XI: Marcus Harris, Joe Burns, Usman Khawaja, Travis Head, Will Pucovski, Cameron Bancroft, Alex Carey (c & wk), Michael Neser, Jhye Richardson, Sean Abbott, Riley Meredith
Pakistan XI: Shan Masood, Azhar Ali (c), Haris Sohail, Asad Shafiq, Iftikhar Ahmed, Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan, (wk), Yasir Shah, Shaheen Afridi, Naseem Shah, Imran Khan
FIXTURE
The first Test of the series between Pakistan and Australia will be hosted by Brisbane from November 21-25, while the second day-night Test will be played in Adelaide from November 29-December 3.
Test squad: Azhar Ali (captain), Abid Ali, Asad Shafiq, Babar Azam, Haris Sohail, Imam-ul-Haq, Imran Khan Sr., Iftikhar Ahmed, Kashif Bhatti, Mohammad Abbas, Mohammad Rizwan, Musa Khan, Naseem Shah, Shaheen Afridi, Shan Masood, Yasir Shah


MilestonesAPI is used to:
Get list of milestones.
Get the details of a milestone.
Create a new milestone.
Update the details of a milestone.
Update the status of a milestone.
Delete an existing milestone.
Construct a new MilestonesAPI using User's authToken and portalId.
User's authToken.
User's portalId.
# File projects/api/MilestonesAPI.rb, line 39 def initialize(authToken,portalId) super(authToken,portalId) end
Create a milestone for the project.
ID of the project.
Milestone object.
Milestone object.
# File projects/api/MilestonesAPI.rb, line 94 def create(projectId,milestone) url = getBaseURL+"projects/"+String(projectId)+"/milestones/" response = ZohoHTTPClient.post(url, getQueryMap, milestone.toParamMAP()) return $milestonesParser.getMilestone(response) end
Delete an existing milestone for the project.
ID of the project.
ID of the milestone.
String object.
# File projects/api/MilestonesAPI.rb, line 151 def delete(projectId,milestoneId) url = getBaseURL+"projects/"+String(projectId)+"/milestones/"+String(milestoneId)+"/" response = ZohoHTTPClient.delete(url, getQueryMap) return $milestonesParser.getResult(response) end
Get the details of a milestone.
ID of the project.
ID of the milestone.
==== Returns
Milestone object.
# File projects/api/MilestonesAPI.rb, line 77 def get(projectId,milestoneId) url = getBaseURL+"projects/"+String(projectId)+"/milestones/"+String(milestoneId)+"/" response = ZohoHTTPClient.get(url, getQueryMap) return $milestonesParser.getMilestone(response) end
Get list of milestones for the project.
ID of the project.
This queryMap contains the filters in the form of key-value pair.
List of Milestone object.
# File projects/api/MilestonesAPI.rb, line 55 def getMilestones(projectId, * queryMap) url = getBaseURL+"projects/"+String(projectId)+"/milestones/" if queryMap.length == 0 response = ZohoHTTPClient.get(url, getQueryMap) else response = ZohoHTTPClient.get(url, getQueryMap(queryMap)) end return $milestonesParser.getMilestones(response) end
Update the details of a milestone.
ID of the project.
Milestone object.
Milestone object.
# File projects/api/MilestonesAPI.rb, line 111 def update(projectId,milestone) url = getBaseURL+"projects/"+String(projectId)+"/milestones/"+String(milestone.getId)+"/" response = ZohoHTTPClient.post(url, getQueryMap, milestone.toParamMAP()) return $milestonesParser.getMilestone(response) end
Update the status of a milestone.
ID of the project.
ID of the milestone.
Status of the milestone.
Milestone object.
# File projects/api/MilestonesAPI.rb, line 131 def updateStatus(projectId,milestoneId,status) url = getBaseURL+"projects/"+String(projectId)+"/milestones/"+String(milestoneId)+"/status/" requestBody = Hash.new() requestBody["status"] = status response = ZohoHTTPClient.post(url, getQueryMap, requestBody) return $milestonesParser.getMilestone(response) end


Wrappers¶
Monitor-v0¶
-
class
neurogym.wrappers.monitor.
Monitor
(env, folder=None, sv_per=100000, sv_stp='trial', verbose=False, sv_fig=False, num_stps_sv_fig=100, name='', fig_type='png')[source]¶ Monitor task.
Saves relevant behavioral information: rewards,actions, observations, new trial, ground truth.
- Parameters
folder – Folder where the data will be saved. (def: None, str) sv_per and sv_stp: Data will be saved every sv_per sv_stp’s. (def: 100000, int)
verbose – Whether to print information about average reward and number of trials. (def: False, bool)
sv_fig – Whether to save a figure of the experiment structure. If True, a figure will be updated every sv_per. (def: False, bool)
num_stps_sv_fig – Number of trial steps to include in the figure. (def: 100, int)
-
reset
(step_fn=None)[source]¶ Resets the state of the environment and returns an initial observation.
- Returns
the initial observation.
- Return type
observation (object)
-
step
(action)[source]¶ Run one timestep of the environment’s dynamics. When end of episode is reached, you are responsible for calling reset() to reset this environment’s state.
Accepts an action and returns a tuple (observation, reward, done, info).
- Parameters
action (object) – an action provided by the agent
- Returns
agent’s observation of the current environment reward (float) : amount of reward returned after previous action done (bool): whether the episode has ended, in which case further step() calls will return undefined results info (dict): contains auxiliary diagnostic information (helpful for debugging, and sometimes learning)
- Return type
observation (object)
Noise-v0¶
-
class
neurogym.wrappers.noise.
Noise
(env, std_noise=0.1)[source]¶ Add Gaussian noise to the observations.
- Parameters
std_noise – Standard deviation of noise. (def: 0.1)
perf_th – If != None, the wrapper will adjust the noise so the mean performance is not larger than perf_th. (def: None, float)
w – Window used to compute the mean performance. (def: 100, int)
step_noise – Step used to increment/decrease std. (def: 0.001, float)
-
reset
(step_fn=None)[source]¶ Resets the state of the environment and returns an initial observation.
- Returns
the initial observation.
- Return type
observation (object)
-
step
(action)[source]¶ Run one timestep of the environment’s dynamics. When end of episode is reached, you are responsible for calling reset() to reset this environment’s state.
Accepts an action and returns a tuple (observation, reward, done, info).
- Parameters
action (object) – an action provided by the agent
- Returns
agent’s observation of the current environment reward (float) : amount of reward returned after previous action done (bool): whether the episode has ended, in which case further step() calls will return undefined results info (dict): contains auxiliary diagnostic information (helpful for debugging, and sometimes learning)
- Return type
observation (object)
PassReward-v0¶
-
class
neurogym.wrappers.pass_reward.
PassReward
(env)[source]¶ -
reset
(step_fn=None)[source]¶ Resets the state of the environment and returns an initial observation.
- Returns
the initial observation.
- Return type
observation (object)
-
step
(action)[source]¶ Run one timestep of the environment’s dynamics. When end of episode is reached, you are responsible for calling reset() to reset this environment’s state.
Accepts an action and returns a tuple (observation, reward, done, info).
- Parameters
action (object) – an action provided by the agent
- Returns
agent’s observation of the current environment reward (float) : amount of reward returned after previous action done (bool): whether the episode has ended, in which case further step() calls will return undefined results info (dict): contains auxiliary diagnostic information (helpful for debugging, and sometimes learning)
- Return type
observation (object)
-
PassAction-v0¶
-
class
neurogym.wrappers.pass_action.
PassAction
(env)[source]¶ Modifies observation by adding the previous action.
-
reset
(step_fn=None)[source]¶ Resets the state of the environment and returns an initial observation.
- Returns
the initial observation.
- Return type
observation (object)
-
step
(action)[source]¶ Run one timestep of the environment’s dynamics. When end of episode is reached, you are responsible for calling reset() to reset this environment’s state.
Accepts an action and returns a tuple (observation, reward, done, info).
- Parameters
action (object) – an action provided by the agent
- Returns
agent’s observation of the current environment reward (float) : amount of reward returned after previous action done (bool): whether the episode has ended, in which case further step() calls will return undefined results info (dict): contains auxiliary diagnostic information (helpful for debugging, and sometimes learning)
- Return type
observation (object)
-
ReactionTime-v0¶
-
class
neurogym.wrappers.reaction_time.
ReactionTime
(env, urgency=0.0)[source]¶ Allow reaction time response.
Modifies a given environment by allowing the network to act at any time after the fixation period.
-
reset
(step_fn=None)[source]¶ Resets the state of the environment and returns an initial observation.
- Returns
the initial observation.
- Return type
observation (object)
-
step
(action)[source]¶ Run one timestep of the environment’s dynamics. When end of episode is reached, you are responsible for calling reset() to reset this environment’s state.
Accepts an action and returns a tuple (observation, reward, done, info).
- Parameters
action (object) – an action provided by the agent
- Returns
agent’s observation of the current environment reward (float) : amount of reward returned after previous action done (bool): whether the episode has ended, in which case further step() calls will return undefined results info (dict): contains auxiliary diagnostic information (helpful for debugging, and sometimes learning)
- Return type
observation (object)
-
SideBias-v0¶
-
class
neurogym.wrappers.side_bias.
SideBias
(env, probs=None, block_dur=200)[source]¶ Changes the probability of ground truth.
- Parameters
prob – Specifies probabilities for each choice. Within each block,the probability should sum up to 1. (def: None, numpy array (n_block, n_choices))
block_dur – Number of trials per block. (def: 200, int)


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Two things to take away from tonight's game versus the Reds. author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 1180 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=1180 date: '2009-08-05 22:16:37 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-08-06 04:16:37 +0000' categories: - Offense - Outfield tags: - Alfonso Soriano - Aramis Ramirez - Derek Lee - Lou Piniella - Reds - Milton Bradley - Justin Lehr comments: [] ---
1. The Cubs, yet again, make an un-proven and mediocre (at best) pitcher look like the best pitcher in baseball. I understand that if guys haven't faced a pitcher before, it might take an at-bat to get used to his release. But Lehr wasn't getting his fastball out of the mid-80's and he held the Cubs to four measley hits. That's right, a lineup with Derek Lee, Milton Bradley, Aramis Ramirez and Alfonso Soriano could only manage four hits. And one of them came from Harden.  Good for him.
2. Soriano got picked off first base. Soriano continues to demonstrate that his head is never in the game. I don't care how many lead-off homeruns he's hit. I don't care how hot he can get at times. He's horrendous in the outfield and he's lazy in all aspects of the game. In a game where it was evident that the team would need to manufacture runs against an un-hittable pitcher in ....Justin Lehr, Soriano got caught with his hands on his hips leading off first base. But why would he change his game? Lou isn't going to bench him for getting picked off or jogging to a ball rattling around in the corner while the guy that just hit it is gunning for a triple. Plus that monster paycheck is coming in regardless of his performance.
I seriously want to hear a solid pro-Soriano argument.


If using a mobile phone as a remote, open the Demo Page on desktop and the Remote Page on your mobile. Pair the devices together using the pair code on the demo page.
Best used with A-Frame. See source code and other components on aframe-polats-extras. VR Remote Control is based on Don McCurdy's ProxyControls.js.


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getGridOption($key) to obtain the desired option
where $key is a name listed in the table below
and
setGridOption(array $aoptions) to set a new option(s)
where
$aoptions is array where multiple optins can be set.
The method can be called several times in order to set or overwrite existing option(s).
Example: If we want to change the width and the height of the grid we can write the code like this
<?php ... // Create the jqGridRender instance $grid = new jqGridRender($conn); ... $grid->setGridOptions(array("width"=>500,"height"=>350)); ... $grid->renderGrid(...); ?>
The same code is equivalent
<?php ... // Create the jqGridRender instance $grid = new jqGridRender($conn); ... $grid->setGridOptions(array("width"=>500)); $grid->setGridOptions(array("height"=>350)); ... $grid->renderGrid(...); ?>
Bellow is a list of all available grid options
|
Type |
Name |
Description |
Default |
|---|---|---|---|
|
array |
ajaxGridOptions |
This option allow to set global ajax settings for the grid when we request data. Note that with this option is possible to overwrite all current ajax setting in the grid including the error, complete and beforeSend events. |
empty array |
|
array |
ajaxSelectOptions |
This option allow to set global ajax settings for the select element when the select is obtained via dataUrl option in editoptions or searchoptions objects |
empty array |
|
string |
altclass |
The class that is used for alternate rows. You can construct your own class and replace this value. This option is valid only if altRows options is set to true |
ui-priority-secondary |
|
boolean |
altRows |
Set a zebra-striped grid |
false |
|
boolean |
autoencode |
When set to true encodes (html encode) the incoming (from server) and posted data (from editing modules). By example < will be converted and posted to < |
false |
|
boolean |
autowidth |
When set to true, the grid width is recalculated automatically to the width of the parent element. This is done only initially when the grid is created. In order to resize the grid when the parent element changes width you should apply custom code and use a setGridWidth method for this purpose |
false |
|
string |
caption |
Defines the Caption layer for the grid. This caption appears above the Header layer. If the string is empty the caption does not appear. |
empty string |
|
integer |
cellLayout |
This option determines the padding + border width of the cell. Usually this should not be changed, but if custom changes to td element are made in the grid css file this will need to be changed. The initial value of 5 means paddingLef⇒2+paddingRight⇒2+borderLeft⇒1=5 |
5 |
|
boolean |
cellEdit |
Enables (disables) cell editing. See Cell Editing for more details |
false |
|
string |
cellsubmit |
Determines where the contents of the cell are saved: 'remote' or 'clientArray'. See Cell Editing for more details |
'remote' |
|
string |
cellurl |
the url where the cell is to be saved. See Cell Editing for more details |
null |
|
array |
cmTemplate |
A object which can overwrite the default values of all newly created columns. By example if you want that all columns in the grid should not be sortable set array("sortable"=>false) for this property and all columns will be not sortable when the grid is created. |
null |
|
array |
colModel |
Array which describes the parameters of the columns.This is the most important part of the grid. For a full description of all valid values see colModel API. |
empty array |
|
array |
colNames |
An array in which we place the names of the columns. This is the text that appears in the head of the grid (Header layer). The names are separated with commas. Note that the number of element in this array should be equal of the number elements in the colModel array. |
empty array |
|
string |
datastr |
The string of data when datatype parameter is set to xmlstring or jsonstring |
null |
|
string |
datatype |
Defines what type of information to expect to represent data in the grid. Valid options are xml - we expect xml data; xmlstring - we expect xml data as string; json - we expect JSON data; jsonstring - we expect JSON data as string; local - we expect data defined at client side (array data); javascript - we expect javascript as data; function - custom defined function for retrieving data. See colModel API and Retrieving Data |
xml |
|
boolean |
deselectAfterSort |
Applicable only when we use datatype : local. Deselects currently-selected row(s) when a sort is applied. |
true |
|
string |
direction |
Determines the language direction in grid. The default is “ltr” (Left To Right language). When set to “rtl” (Right To Left) the grid automatically do the needed. It is important to note that in one page we can have two (or more) grids where the one can have direction “ltr” while the other can have direction “rtl”. This option work only in FireFox 3.x versions and Internet Explorer versions >=6. Currently Safai and Google Chrome does not support fully direction “rtl”. Also the same apply to Opera browsers. The most common problem in FireFox is that the default settings of the browser does not support RTL. In order change this see HOW TO section in this chapter . |
ltr |
|
string |
editurl |
Defines the url for inline and form editing. |
null |
|
string |
emptyrecords |
Display the information when the returned (or the current) number of records is zero. This option is valid only if viewrecords option is set to true. |
see lang file |
|
boolean |
ExpandColClick |
when true, the treeGrid is expanded and/or collapsed when we click on the text of the expanded column, not only on the image |
true |
|
string |
ExpandColumn |
indicates which column (name from colModel) should be used to expand the tree grid. If not set the first one is used. Valid only when treeGrid option is set to true. |
null |
|
boolean |
footerrow |
If set to true this will place a footer table with one row below the gird records and above the pager. The number of columns equal of these from colModel |
false |
|
boolean |
forceFit |
If set to true, and resizing the width of a column, the adjacent column (to the right) will resize so that the overall grid width is maintained (e.g., reducing the width of column 2 by 30px will increase the size of column 3 by 30px). In this case there is no horizontal scrolbar. Note: this option is not compatible with shrinkToFit option - i.e if shrinkToFit is set to false, forceFit is ignored. |
false |
|
string |
gridstate |
Determines the current state of the grid (i.e. when used with hiddengrid, hidegrid and caption options). Can have either of two states: 'visible' or 'hidden' |
visible |
|
boolean |
gridview |
In the previous versions of jqGrid including 3.4.X,reading a relatively big data sets (Rows >=100 ) caused speed problems. The reason for this was that as every cell was inserted into the grid we applied about 5-6 jQuery calls to it. Now this problem is resolved; we now insert the entry row at once with a jQuery append. The result is impressive - about 3-5 times faster. What will be the result if we insert all the data at once? Yes, this can be done with a help of gridview option when set to true. The result is a grid that is 5 to 10 times faster. Of course when this option is set to true we have some limitations. If set to true we can not use treeGrid, subGrid, or afterInsertRow event. If you do not use these three options in the grid you can set this option to true and enjoy the speed. |
false |
|
mixed |
height |
The height of the grid. Can be set as number (in this case we mean pixels) or as percentage (only 100% is acceped) or value of auto is acceptable. |
150 |
|
boolean |
hiddengrid |
If set to true the grid initially is hidden. The data is not loaded (no request is sent) and only the caption layer is shown. When the show/hide button is clicked the first time to show grid, the request is sent to the server, the data is loaded, and grid is shown. From this point we have a regular grid. This option has effect only if the caption property is not empty and the hidegrid property (see below) is set to true. |
false |
|
boolean |
hidegrid |
Enables or disables the show/hide grid button, which appears on the right side of the Caption layer. Takes effect only if the caption property is not an empty string. |
true |
|
boolean |
hoverrows |
When set to false the mouse hovering is disabled in the grid data rows. |
false |
|
string |
idPrefix |
allow not have duplicate id in data row ids in case of two or more grids in the same page which have data with equal id |
empty string |
|
boolean |
ignoreCase |
By default the local searching is case sensitive. To make the local search and sorting not case sensitive set this options to true |
false |
|
array |
jsonReader |
Array which describes the structure of the expected json data. For a full description and default setting, see Retrieving Data JSON Data |
|
|
integer |
lastpage |
Readonly property. Determines the total number of pages returned from the request. |
0 |
|
integer |
lastsort |
Readonly property. Determines the index of last sorted column beginning from 0 |
0 |
|
boolean |
loadonce |
If this flag is set to true, the grid loads the data from the server only once (using the appropriate datatype). After the first request the datatype parameter is automatically changed to local and all further manipulations are done on the client side. The functions of the pager (if present) are disabled. |
false |
|
string |
loadtext |
The text which appear when requesting and sorting data. This parameter is located in language file |
Loading… |
|
string |
loadui |
This option controls what to do when an ajax
operation is in progress. |
enable |
|
string |
mtype |
Defines the type of request to make (“POST” or “GET”) |
GET |
|
string |
multikey |
This parameter have sense only multiselect option is set to true. Defines the key which will be pressed when we make multiselection. The possible values are: shiftKey - the user should press Shift Key altKey - the user should press Alt Key ctrlKey - the user should press Ctrl Key |
empty string |
|
boolean |
multiboxonly |
This option works only when multiselect = true. When multiselect is set to true, clicking anywhere on a row selects that row; when multiboxonly is also set to true, the multiselection is done only when the checkbox is clicked (Yahoo style). Clicking in any other row (suppose the checkbox is not clicked) deselects all rows and the current row is selected. |
false |
|
boolean |
multiselect |
If this flag is set to true a multi selection of rows is enabled. A new column at left side is added. Can be used with any datatype option. |
false |
|
integer |
multiselectWidth |
etermines the width of the multiselect column if multiselect is set to true. |
20 |
|
integer |
page |
Set the initial number of page when we make the request.This parameter is passed to the url for use by the server routine retrieving the data |
1 |
|
mixed |
pager |
Defines that we want to use a pager bar to navigate through the records. This must be a valid html element; in our example we gave the div the id of “pager”, but any name is acceptable. Note that the Navigation layer (the “pager” div) can be positioned anywhere you want, determined by your html; in our example we specified that the pager will appear after the Table Body layer. The valid calls can be (using our example) 'pager', '#pager', jQuery('#pager'). I recommend to use the second one. See Pager |
empty string. |
|
string |
pagerpos |
Determines the position of the pager in the grid. By default the pager element when created is divided in 3 parts (one part for pager, one part for navigator buttons and one part for record information) |
center |
|
boolean |
pgbuttons |
Determines if the Pager buttons should be shown if pager is available. Also valid only if pager is set correctly. The buttons are placed in the pager bar. |
true |
|
boolean |
pginput |
Determines if the input box, where the user can change the number of requested page, should be available. The input box appear in the pager bar. |
true |
|
string |
pgtext |
Show information about current page status. The first value is the current loaded page. The second value is the total number of pages |
See lang file |
|
array |
prmNames |
Default values prmNames: |
none |
|
array |
postData |
This array is passed directly to the url. This is associative array and can be used this way: {name1:value1…}. See API methods for manipulation. |
empty array |
|
integer |
reccount |
Readonly property. Determines the exactly number of rows in the grid. Do not mix this with records parameter. Instead that in most cases they are equal there is a case where this is not true. By example you define rowNum parameter 15, but you return from server records parameter = 20, then the records parameter will be 20, the reccount parameter will be 15, and in the grid you will have 15 records. |
0 |
|
string |
recordpos |
Determines the position of the record information in the pager. Can be left, center, right |
right |
|
integer |
records |
Readonly property. Determines the number of returned records in grid from the request |
none |
|
string |
recordtext |
Represent information that can be shown in the pager. Also this option is valid if viewrecords option is set to true. This text appear only if the tottal number of recreds is greater then zero.In order to show or hide some information the items in {} mean the following: {0} the start position of the records depending on page number and number of requested records; {1} - the end position {2} - total records returned from the data |
see lang file |
|
string |
resizeclass |
Assigns a class to columns that are resizable so that we can show a resize handle only for ones that are resizable |
empty string |
|
array |
rowList |
An array to construct a select box element in the pager in which we can change the number of the visible rows. When changed during the execution, this parameter replaces the rowNum parameter that is passed to the url. If the array is empty the element does not appear in the pager. Typical you can set this like [10,20,30]. If the rowNum parameter is set to 30 then the selected value in the select box is 30. |
empty array |
|
boolean |
rownumbers |
If this option is set to true, a new column at left of the grid is added. The purpose of this column is to count the number of available rows, beginning from 1. In this case colModel is extended automatically with new element with name - 'rn'. Also, be careful not to use the name 'rn' in colModel |
false |
|
integer |
rowNum |
Sets how many records we want to view in the grid. This parameter is passed to the url for use by the server routine retrieving the data. Note that if you set this parameter to 10 (i.e. retrieve 10 records) and your server return 15 then only 10 records will be loaded. Set this parameter to -1 (unlimited) to disable this checking. |
20 |
|
integer |
rownumWidth |
Determines the width of the row number column if rownumbers option is set to true. |
25 |
|
array |
savedRow |
This is read only property and is used in Inline and cell editing modules to store the data, before editing the row or cell. See Cell editing and Inline editing. |
empty array |
|
boolean or integer |
scroll |
Creates dynamic scrolling grids. When enabled, the
pager elements are disabled and we can use the vertical scrollbar
to load data. When set to true the grid will always hold all the
items from the start through to the latest point ever visited. |
false |
|
integer |
scrollOffset |
Determines the width of the vertical scrollbar. Since different browsers interpret this width differently (and it is difficult to calculate it in all browsers) this can be changed. |
18 |
|
boolean |
scrollrows |
When enabled, selecting a row with setSelection scrolls the grid so that the selected row is visible. This is especially useful when we have a verticall scrolling grid and we use form editing with navigation buttons (next or previous row). On navigating to a hidden row, the grid scrolls so the selected row becomes visible. |
false |
|
array |
selarrrow |
This options is read only. Determines the currently selected rows when multiselect is set to true. This is one dimensional array and the values in the array correspond to the selected id's in the grid. |
empty array |
|
string |
selrow |
This option is read only. Contain the id of the last selected row. If you sort or apply a pagging this options is set to null |
null |
|
boolean |
shrinkToFit |
This option describes the type of calculation of the initial width of each column against with the width of the grid. If the value is true and the value in width option is set then: Every column width is scaled according to the defined option width. Example: if we define two columns with a width of 80 and 120 pixels, but want the grid to have a 300 pixels - then the columns are recalculated as follow: 1- column = 300(new width)/200(sum of all width)*80(column width) = 120 and 2 column = 300/200*120 = 180. The grid width is 300px. If the value is false and the value in width option is set then: The width of the grid is the width set in option. The column width are not recalculated and have the values defined in colModel. |
true |
|
boolean |
sortable |
When enabled this option allow column reordering with mouse. Since this option uses jQuery UI sortable widget, be a sure that this widget and the related to widget files are loaded in head tag. Also be a sure too that you mark the grid.jqueryui.js when you download the jqGrid. |
false |
|
string |
sortname |
The initial sorting name when we use datatypes xml or json (data returned from server). This parameter is added to the url. If set and the index (name) match the name from colModel then to this column by default is added a image sorting icon, according to the parameter sortorder (below). See prmNames. |
empty string |
|
string |
sortorder |
The initial sorting order when we use datatypes xml or json (data returned from server).This parameter is added to the url - see prnNames. Two possible values - asc or desc. |
asc |
|
boolean |
subGrid |
If set to true this enables using a subgrid. If the subGrid is enabled a additional column at left side is added to the basic grid. This column contains a 'plus' image which indicate that the user can click on it to expand the row. By default all rows are collapsed. See Subgrid |
false |
|
array |
subGridModel |
This property, which describes the model of the subgrid, has an effect only if the subGrid property is set to true. It is an array in which we describe the column model for the subgrid data. For more info see Subgrid. |
empty array |
|
mixed |
subGridType |
This option allow loading subgrid as a service. If not set, the datatype parameter of the parent grid is used. |
null |
|
string |
subGridUrl |
This option has effect only if subGrid option is set to true. This option points to the file from which we get the data for the subgrid. jqGrid adds the id of the row to this url as parameter. If there is a need to pass additional parameters, use the params option in subGridModel. See Subgrid |
empty string |
|
integer |
subGridWidth |
Determines the width of the subGrid column if subgrid is enabled. |
20 |
|
array |
toolbar |
This option defines the toolbar of the grid. This is array with two values in which the first value enables the toolbar and the second defines the position relative to body Layer. Possible values “top”,”bottom”, “both”. When we set toolbar: [true,”both”] two toolbars are created – one on the top of table data and one of the bottom of the table data. When we have two toolbars then we create two elements (div). The id of the top bar is constructed like “t_”+id of the grid and the bottom toolbar the id is “tb_”+id of the grid. In case when only one toolbar is created we have the id as “t_” + id of the grid, independent of where this toolbar is created (top or bottom) |
[false,''] |
|
boolean |
toppager |
When enabled this option place a pager element at top of the grid below the caption (if available). If another pager is defined both can coexists and are refreshed in sync. The id of the new created pager is a combination of the gridid+“_toppager”. |
false |
|
integer |
totaltime |
Readonly parameter. Measure the loading time of the records - currently available only when we load xml or json data. Also the check begin when the request is complete and we begin to insert data into the grid and ends when the last row is added. |
0 |
|
mixed |
treedatatype |
Determines the initial datatype (see datatype option). Usually this should not be changed. During the reading process this option is equal to the datatype option. |
null |
|
boolean |
treeGrid |
Enables (disables) the tree grid format. For more details see Tree Grid |
false |
|
string |
treeGridModel |
Deteremines the method used for the treeGrid. Can be nested or adjacency. See Tree Grid |
nested |
|
array |
treeIcons |
This array set the icons used in the tree. The icons should be a valid names from UI theme roller images. The default values are: {plus:'ui-icon-triangle-1-e',minus:'ui-icon-triangle-1-s',leaf:'ui-icon-radio-off'} |
|
|
array |
treeReader |
extends the colModel defined in the basic grid. The fields described here are added to end of the colModel array and are hidden. This means that the data returned from the server should have values for these fields. For a full description of all valid values see Tree Grid. |
|
|
numeric |
tree_root_level |
Determines the level where the root element begins when treeGrid is enabled |
0 |
|
string |
url |
The url of the file that holds the request |
null |
|
array |
userData |
This array contain custom information from the request. Can be used at any time. |
empty array |
|
boolean |
userDataOnFooter |
When set to true we directly place the user data array userData at footer. The rules are as follow: If the userData array contain name which is equal to those of colModel then the value is placed in that column.If there are no such values nothing is palced. Note that if this option is used we use the current formatter options (if available) for that column |
false |
|
boolean |
viewrecords |
Defines whether we want to display the number of total records from the query in the pager bar. |
false |
|
array |
viewsortcols |
The purpose of this parameter is to define different
look and behavior of sorting icons that appear near the header.
This parameter is array with the following default options
viewsortcols : [false,'vertical',true]. The first parameter
determines if all icons should be viewed at the same time when all
columns have sort property set to true. The default of false
determines that only the icons of the current sorting column
should be viewed. Setting this parameter to true causes all icons
in all sortable columns to be viewed. |
|
|
number |
width |
If this option is not set, the width of the grid is a sum of the widths of the columns defined in the colModel (in pixels). If this option is set, the initial width of each column is set according to the value of shrinkToFit option. |
none |
|
array |
xmlReader |
Array which describes the structure of the expected xml data. For a full description refer to Retrieving Data XML Data. |
|
|
number |
rowTotal |
This parameter have effect only when is used with the loadonce parameter set to true. This allow to load all the needed data at once and operate it localy. Note that paging, searching and sorting will work. |
null |
|
boolean |
grouping |
This parameter enable the grouping in the grid. When set to true you must configure the groupingView options array in order to group by certain fields (see below). When the grouping is enabled the following grid options are set internally to the following values:
|
false |
|
array |
groupingView |
This parameter configures the grouping. It has effect only if the grouping option is set to true (see above).
$grid->setGridOptions(array( ... "grouping"=>true, "groupingView"=>array( "groupField" => array('CustomerID', 'OrderDate'), "groupColumnShow" => array(true, true), "groupText" =>array('{0}', '{0}'), "groupSummary" => array(true, true) ) )); |
null |


Login Credentials
Email address
Password
Sign in
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Admin User
Username<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Password: admin@1234


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Haitzler, Carsten
halt command and BEEP_ONHALT option
hard disks encrypted disk device, creating
encrypting
ghosting systems and
preparing for encryption
restoring data
scrubbing
hardware information, displaying
Harris, Daniel
Harrison, Geoff
head command
headers, packet
headless systems
becoming inaccessible
logging servers remotely
preparing for
setting up
shutting down servers using wsmoused
Hess, Joey
hierarchies of files, copying
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retrieving previously issued commands
host controller information in kernel configuration files
host systems, establishing SMB connections with
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hosts, authorized and unauthorized
html2txt converter
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There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.
The person, be it gentleman or lady, who has not pleasure in a good novel, must be intolerably stupid.


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Simulated diffusion coefficients, solubility coefficients, and permeability for O 2 and H 2O in Kapton, 2,7-CPPI and 2,7-CPI.
a Units of (10 −8 cm 2/s). b Units of (cm 3(STP)·cm −3·cmHg −1). c Units of (10 − 8 cm 2·cm 3(STP) s −1·cm −3·cmHg −1).


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Below are key terms mentioned in the Performance Management Program Dashboard. This list will continue to grow over time.
the amount of money that is planned to be spent in each budget line, each month
when expenses exceed revenue.
the difference between the budgeted amount of an expense and the actual amount of the expense.
Syracuse’s citizen reporting tool that can be reached at cityline.syrgov.net or 315-448-CITY.
the act of addressing and fixing code violations.
the amount of money put into projects within the City of Syracuse.
the length of time it takes to respond to or resolve a reported issue.
physical, economic or social features of the neighborhood that are associated with the preservation and potential increase in the value of property within it.


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This tutorial
in no way scratches the surface of a makefile and what is can do. Rather, it serves as a guide to understanding the pusrpose of a mailefile, the building blocks of a simple make file, and how to write one efficiently.
Think of this as a starter kit for students who will be using makefiles in the future and need an introductory course.
Cos LAWD knows when it comes to makefiles,
In order for us to slay this beast of a topic, let us consider the following example
// add.h file
int add(int x, int y);
// add.cpp
#include "add.h"
int add(int x, int y)
{
return x + y;
}
// main.cpp
#include <iostream>
#include "add.h" // Insert contents of add.h at this point. Note use of double quotes here.
int main()
{
std::cout << "The sum of 3 and 4 is " << add(3, 4) << '\n' ;
return 0;
}
Next open your terminal.
cd into directory of these files.
type:
Blaq TuTu $ g++ -o hello main.cpp add.cpp add.h -I.
This compiles the two .cpp files and names the executable hello. The -I.
is included so that g++ will look in the
current directory (.) for the include file hellomake.h
. Without a makefile, the typical approach to the
test/modify/debug cycle is to use the up arrow in a terminal to go back to your last compile command so you don't have
to type it each time, especially once you've added a few more .c files to the mix.
Unfortunately, this approach to compilation has two downfalls. First, if you lose the compile command or switch computers you have to retype it from scratch, which is inefficient at best. Second, if you are only making changes to one .c file, recompiling all of them every time is also time-consuming and inefficient. So, it's time to see what we can do with a makefile.
Explain what makefile are
show example things and what they mean
run example command
use gifs to show examples
explain what the cflags mean
Sadly, we have to end it. The dragon has not been killed yet, but young one I will have to leave you be
This sword I leave you with shall guide you. Sharpen it and be better in its use.


| x = any positive number. |
|
Natural logarithm of x. This is the inverse of Exp( ).
y = Log( x ) means y satifies x = Exp( y ). The base of the natural logarithm is e = Exp(1) = 2.71828... See also Exp() |
|
; Log example
; NaN means "Not a Number", the numerical result is invalid. ; NOTE: All logarithm functions are related. For example, there is no ; Log8 function in Blitz, but we can easily make one. HidePointer Print "Log8( -1 ) = " + Log8( -1 ) Print "Log8( 0 ) = " + Log8( 0 ) ; ... and now some well behaved numbers... x# = 1.0 / 4096.0 ; small positive number For n = 1 To 15 Print "Log8( " + LSet( x, 13 ) + " ) = " + Log8( x ) x = 8 * x Next WaitKey() : End Function Log8# ( x# ) Return Log( x ) / Log( 8 ) End Function |


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System Tint
Use Custom
Separate the values comma. This is the system tint. Some tweaks like Eclipse can change this.
Wallpaper
Only applies when Transparent background is selected. You can specify the full URL here.
Doesn't detect light or dark wallpapers. Assumes dark. Set Custom System tint (0,0,0) to simulate light wallpaper.
Closure Compiler
Run code through Google's Closure Compiler. Do this before packaging your theme. This will overwrite any code you have entered.


I
am a passionate software developer pursuing Master’s degree in
Computer Science at Rochester Institute of Technology.
My
favorite pastimes include reading wonderful books and playing
Need for Speed. There are a lot of songs that I hear to
refresh myself. My favorite artists include Coldplay,
Backstreet Boys, Adele, A R Rahman. I am a bigtime fan of
Marvel (Deadpool is my favorite!).
My
area of expertise in software development is mainly on web
applications. I have experience creating User Interfaces. All
the projects I have completed so far, includes a beautiful UI
with all the modern technologies such as HTML5, CSS3,
JavaScript, JQuery and Bootstrap framework. While the backend
for the applications are developed using Java/J2EE.
Rochester Institute of
Technology
Degree:
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Major:
Computer Science
Courses:
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Data, Foundations of Intelligent Systems, Foundations of
Parallel Computing, Big Data, Data Security, Data Cleaning,
Secure Coding
Actively involved in creation of an application called Track the
Trails.
Contributed to modules of the applicaiton that used GPS and Camera
sensors for geo-tagging the images.
Involved in testing the application.
SecureDB
SecureDB
is an application that uses the OAuth protocol to implement
security for accessing RDBMS.
JavaPlayHTML5OAuthJavaScriptBootstrap
Dynamic Mail
A
web mail client that can be used to connect to any mail
exchange servers to send and receive emails. The project
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| Packages that use org.apache.commons.scxml.model | |
| org.apache.commons.scxml | The Commons SCXML executor and core concepts. |
| org.apache.commons.scxml.env | A collection of classes that may be commonly used to bridge the SCXML executor to the runtime environment. |
| org.apache.commons.scxml.io | A collection of classes for reading in and writing out SCXML documents, to and from the Commons SCXML Java object model. |
| org.apache.commons.scxml.model | A collection of classes needed to model SCXML documents. |
| org.apache.commons.scxml.semantics | A collection of classes responsible for implementations of the
org.apache.commons.scxml.SCXMLSemantics interface. |
| Classes in org.apache.commons.scxml.model used by org.apache.commons.scxml | |
| Datamodel
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the SCXML <datamodel> element. |
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| History
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <history> SCXML pseudo state element. |
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| ModelException
Exception that is thrown when the SCXML model supplied to the executor has a fatal flaw that prevents the executor from further interpreting the the model. |
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| SCXML
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <scxml> root element, and serves as the "document root". |
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| Transition
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <transition> SCXML element. |
|
| TransitionTarget
An abstract base class for elements in SCXML that can serve as a <target> for a <transition>, such as State or Parallel. |
| Classes in org.apache.commons.scxml.model used by org.apache.commons.scxml.env | |
| SCXML
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <scxml> root element, and serves as the "document root". |
|
| Transition
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <transition> SCXML element. |
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| TransitionTarget
An abstract base class for elements in SCXML that can serve as a <target> for a <transition>, such as State or Parallel. |
| Classes in org.apache.commons.scxml.model used by org.apache.commons.scxml.io | |
| Datamodel
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the SCXML <datamodel> element. |
|
| ExternalContent
An ExternalContent implementation represents an
element in the SCXML document that may contain "body
content", which means an arbitrary number of child nodes
belonging to external namespaces. |
|
| If
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <if> SCXML element, which serves as a container for conditionally executed elements. |
|
| Initial
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <initial> SCXML pseudo state element. |
|
| Invoke
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <invoke> SCXML element. |
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| ModelException
Exception that is thrown when the SCXML model supplied to the executor has a fatal flaw that prevents the executor from further interpreting the the model. |
|
| Parallel
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <parallel> SCXML element, which is a wrapper element to encapsulate parallel state machines. |
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| SCXML
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <scxml> root element, and serves as the "document root". |
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| Send
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <send> SCXML element. |
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| State
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <state> SCXML element. |
|
| Transition
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <transition> SCXML element. |
|
| TransitionTarget
An abstract base class for elements in SCXML that can serve as a <target> for a <transition>, such as State or Parallel. |
| Classes in org.apache.commons.scxml.model used by org.apache.commons.scxml.model | |
| Action
An abstract base class for executable elements in SCXML, such as <assign>, <log> etc. |
|
| Data
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the SCXML <data> child element of the <datamodel> element. |
|
| Datamodel
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the SCXML <datamodel> element. |
|
| ElseIf
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <elseif> SCXML element. |
|
| Executable
An abstract base class for containers of executable elements in SCXML, such as <onentry> and <onexit>. |
|
| ExternalContent
An ExternalContent implementation represents an
element in the SCXML document that may contain "body
content", which means an arbitrary number of child nodes
belonging to external namespaces. |
|
| Finalize
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <finalize> SCXML element. |
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| History
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <history> SCXML pseudo state element. |
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| Initial
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <initial> SCXML pseudo state element. |
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| Invoke
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <invoke> SCXML element. |
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| ModelException
Exception that is thrown when the SCXML model supplied to the executor has a fatal flaw that prevents the executor from further interpreting the the model. |
|
| NamespacePrefixesHolder
A NamespacePrefixesHolder is an entity that retains
namespace prefix information from the document for deferred XPath
evaluation. |
|
| OnEntry
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <onentry> SCXML element, which is an optional property holding executable content to be run upon entering the parent State or Parallel. |
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| OnExit
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <onexit> SCXML element, which is an optional property holding executable content to be run upon exiting the parent State or Parallel. |
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| Parallel
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <parallel> SCXML element, which is a wrapper element to encapsulate parallel state machines. |
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| Param
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <param> SCXML element. |
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| Path
A helper class for this SCXML implementation that represents the path taken to transition from one TransitionTarget to another in the SCXML document. |
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| PathResolverHolder
A PathResolverHolder is an entity that holds a
PathResolver . |
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| State
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <state> SCXML element. |
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| Transition
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <transition> SCXML element. |
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| TransitionTarget
An abstract base class for elements in SCXML that can serve as a <target> for a <transition>, such as State or Parallel. |
| Classes in org.apache.commons.scxml.model used by org.apache.commons.scxml.semantics | |
| ModelException
Exception that is thrown when the SCXML model supplied to the executor has a fatal flaw that prevents the executor from further interpreting the the model. |
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| SCXML
The class in this SCXML object model that corresponds to the <scxml> root element, and serves as the "document root". |
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1. Firstly download R in
https://cran.cnr.berkeley.edu/
and install R in a location you know.There are many mirrors to choose in
fact.
2. In
extensions (Ctrl+Shift+S) of VS code download
Powershell
and
R
3. In
setting (Ctrl+",") of VS code, go to
extensions
-> r -> Rterm:Windows and set path to the location of
R.exe where you installed (e.g. D:\R\R-3.5.1\bin\R.exe)
4. There are lots of stuff to configure default path of Powershell. open
your r script and Powershell terminal in VScode. Type
get-executionpolicy
in Powershell and it will return
restricted
. To
change
the permission to
remotesigned
, open Powershell with
administrator privilege and type
set-executionpolicy remotesigned
5. Create dictionary and file: C:\Users\
XXX\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1
6. In powershell,


"Often out of periods of losing come the greatest strivings toward a new winning streak."
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Pixelate images with Canvas
There may be cases in which you want to pixelate an image, such as creating 8-bit style pixel art themed games or you simply want to give a hint of what an image is about without exposing too much. Turns out that it's not complicated at all to do pixelation with canvas.
The main methods needed from the canvas context
are imageSmoothingEnabled
for rendering crisp pixels and drawImage
for drawing those pixels on to the canvas context.
Essentially how it works is we scale down the image and stretch it to a larger size.
Here is the gist:
// Create new image element.
var image = new Image();
// Set an image.
image.src = 'photo.png';
// Append image to body.
document.body.appendChild(image);
// After image has been loaded in memory invoke a callback.
image.onload = imageLoaded;
// Image loaded callback.
function imageLoaded() {
// Get the dimensions of loaded image.
var width = image.clientWidth;
var height = image.clientHeight;
// Create canvas element.
var canvas = document.createElement('canvas');
canvas.width = width;
canvas.height = height;
// This is what gives us that blocky pixel styling, rather than a blend between pixels.
canvas.style.cssText = 'image-rendering: optimizeSpeed;' + // FireFox < 6.0
'image-rendering: -moz-crisp-edges;' + // FireFox
'image-rendering: -o-crisp-edges;' + // Opera
'image-rendering: -webkit-crisp-edges;' + // Chrome
'image-rendering: crisp-edges;' + // Chrome
'image-rendering: -webkit-optimize-contrast;' + // Safari
'image-rendering: pixelated; ' + // Future browsers
'-ms-interpolation-mode: nearest-neighbor;'; // IE
// Grab the drawing context object. It's what lets us draw on the canvas.
var context = canvas.getContext('2d');
// Use nearest-neighbor scaling when images are resized instead of the resizing algorithm to create blur.
context.webkitImageSmoothingEnabled = false;
context.mozImageSmoothingEnabled = false;
context.msImageSmoothingEnabled = false;
context.imageSmoothingEnabled = false;
// We'll be pixelating the image by 80% (20% of original size).
var percent = 0.2;
// Calculate the scaled dimensions.
var scaledWidth = width * percent;
var scaledHeight = height * percent;
// Render image smaller.
context.drawImage(image, 0, 0, scaledWidth, scaledHeight);
// Stretch the smaller image onto larger context.
context.drawImage(canvas, 0, 0, scaledWidth, scaledHeight, 0, 0, width, height);
// Here are what the above parameters mean:
// canvasElement, canvasXOffsetForImage, canvasYOffsetForImage, imageWidth, imageHeight, imageXOffset, imageYOffset, destinationImageWidth, destinationImageHeight
// Append canvas to body.
document.body.appendChild(canvas);
}
For your convenience I abstracted it into a tiny library, pixelate.js, which lets you replace image src
attributes with a generated dataURL
of the pixelated image.


Crime novel
The Godfather
A searing portrayal of the Mafia underworld, The Godfather introduced readers to the first family of American crime fiction, the Corleones, and their powerful legacy of tradition, blood, and honor. The seduction of power, the pitfalls of greed, and the allegiance to family—these are the themes that have resonated with millions of readers around the world and made The Godfather the definitive novel of the violent subculture that, steeped in intrigue and controversy, remains indelibly etched in our collective consciousness. [ 4.3\5 ]
The lovely bones
"My name was Salmon, like the fish; first name, Susie. I was fourteen when I was murdered on December 6, 1973." So begins the story of Susie Salmon, who is adjusting to her new home in heaven, a place that is not at all what she expected, even as she is watching life on earth continue without her -- her friends trading rumors about her disappearance, her killer trying to cover his tracks, her grief-stricken family unraveling. Out of unspeakable tragedy and loss, The Lovely Bones succeeds, miraculously, in building a tale filled with hope, humor, suspense, even joy. [ 3.8\5 ]


--- layout: post title: Supporting Multiple Maven Repositories on a Single Box date: 2012-11-14 02:37:57.000000000 -08:00 categories: - Software Development Story - Technology tags: - mvn - software - technology status: publish type: post published: true ---
If you find yourself wishing you could support multiple maven repositories on a single development box:
the good news is you can easily start using different maven repositories on a single box by using the "-s" or "--settings" option.
For example:
alias my-mvn="mvn -s ~/.m2/my-settings.xml"
Then in the my-settings.xml I specify the localRepository
:
{% highlight xml linenos %}
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<settings xmlns="http://maven.apache.org/SETTINGS/1.0.0"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/SETTINGS/1.0.0 http://maven.apache.org/xsd/settings-1.0.0.xsd">
<localRepository>/path/to/homedir/.m2/my-repository</localRepository>
<interactiveMode>true</interactiveMode>
<offline>false</offline>
</settings>
{% endhighlight %}
Et voila! Seamless builds for my-mvn ending up in a separate repository.


It works!
Synful uses
Spackle for Template parsing.
In this example, we include a JavaScript file to unhide a div element defined in the Template file,
and then replace the substitutions based on the configuration in the template handler within the configured controller.
You can also use templating plugins. Find more information at the Spackle repository.
As an example we have the URLParser and ConfigParser plugins, here is this pages url:
{{url /example/template <}} and
the value of PRODUCTION in System.yaml is
{{conf system.production <}}.
You can also use substitutions and plugins within code blocks.
{{>
echo "As you can see, your name is {{name}}";
echo "
";
echo "And the config value for PRODUCTION in System.yaml is
{{conf system.production <}}";
<}}


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@Chris Hughes this time who are we waiting for?
I guess we are still getting used to the new workflow. If I understand correctly, Chris should have either merged after approving or requested someone else to review. Is that correct?
right
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